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TABLE OF CONTENTS.
A : Articles on General Topics ;
To Out Ilendera
Introduction
Tlie Intorchnngo of Blood in Li\ cstock Breeding
Biological Be enreh in America s Ln ©stock. Breeding
lodino in Animal hutntion
Tlie rxcollcnce of British Breeds {with tut oj JJrttuh Breed Societies tn Ot Bntam and Dommtotu'i
Pcdigreo Luo Stock Mori eta '
^,otes on Poultrj Breeding
Isotea on British Breeds of Dogs
Notes on Doir\mg and Clean "Milk Production
Aoiew on Fertilizing
Notes on Sheep Stomach M orm
Page
XXXI
1
5
8
55
58
G1
74
85
88
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B : Articles on Livestock Breeding :
GREAT BRITALN AND BRITISH OVERSEAS DOMPTIONS
Livestock Breeding m Great Britain ( Nofes on ike reepectiie Breeds of CotiU, Sheep, Pega and
Eorsen)
Livestock Breeding m Ireland
I ivestock Breeding m Channel Islands
Livestock Brooding in Australia
Livestock Breeding in Tasmania
Luestock Breeding in New Zealand
Notes on the Romney !SIarsh Sheep m New Zealand
Livestock Breeding m Umon of South Afnca
Livestock Breeding in Canada
Livestock Breeding in Newfoundland
10
31
S3
34
38
38
53
40
42
52
C : Europe :
Li\estock Breeding m Albania
Livestock Brooding m Austria
Notes on the Puizgau Cattle in Austna
Livestock Breeding m Balearic Islands
Livestock Breeding m Belgium
Luestock Brcedmg in Bulgaria
Livestock Breeding in Corsica Island of
Livestock Breed ng m Island of
Luestock Breeding in Czech© Slovakia
Luestock Breeding m Denmark
Lu estock Breeihng in E.‘itonia
Lu estock Breeding m Finland \
Pig Breeding m Fmland
Sheep Breeding in Finland
Horse Breeding m Fmland
Poultrv Breeding m Fmland
Lu estock Breeding m Franco
435
435
43C
440
440
445
440
447
449
451
453
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V
Europe {continued) '
Lnostock Biwdinp m GcrTnan\
Shortliom Rreedmg in Schleswig Holstein
Shorthorns m Germain
Anrcln Cottle
Black \Miite Cattle in Jeierland Olilenbun;
Oldenburg \\ e«er Alnrsh Cattle
Cattle Breeding in Pomerania
I fmeburtr Black Bliite ^Farsh Cattle
Friesian Cottle Breeding in Prussia
Cattle Bree<hng in Ba\ ana
Sheep Breeding in estphaha
Sheep Breeding m East Prussia
Pig Breeshng in Oldenburg
Oldenburg A«soeiation of Pig Brecilers
Pig Breeding m East Prussia
Tlie German Moorland Pig
German Saddle and Carnage Horses
Horse Brcedmg tn ITano\ er
IIor«e Breeding m Oldenburg
Tlie Trokebner Horse
Tlio Rhineland Draught Horse
Goat Breethng m Cermanj
Poultrj Breeding in Germany
Livestock Breeding m Greece
Notes on Hor'e Breeding in Greece
Luestock Breeding m Holland
Lnestock Breeding in Himgarj
Sheep Br^ing m Hungart
pjg Brcetling in IIungarN
Horso Breeding m Ilimgarj
Poultrj B cedin<» in Hun<’nr 5
Livestock Brecdifig in Iceland Island of
Livestock Breeding m Italv
Livestock Breeding in Jugo SlaMo
Livestock Breeding m Latvia
Livestocl Breedin*^ in Lithuania
Livestock Bree<ling in Luxembourg
Livestock Breeding in Malta Island of
Livestock Breedinc in Nonvav
Livestock Breeding in Poland
Livestock Breeding m Portugal
Livestock Brcetling in Roumania
Notes on Stock Breodme m Rouraania
Liv estock Breeding in Russia
Livestock Brcetling n Sanlmin Island of
Livestock Breeding in Spam
Notes on Spams Livestock Indnstrv
Livestock Brectlm:; in Swetlen
Livestock Brectl m Switzerland
The Swus Siimmental Cattle
I iv e took Experimental M ork tn Switzerland
Pag©
4S5
4%
491
492
493
494
494
495
497
499
500
501
502
603
503
504
505
515
515
516
517
518
70
534
555
656
562
671
671
572
71
677
579
582
5$3
585
687
537
692
593
GOO
COO
604
603
606
60-
613
610
621
C22
D : Africa :
Livestock in Abvs. mia
Livestock Brctxling in \lgeria
Livestock Brootlmg m \ncrola
Livestock Brwtl ng in \zore> r«lands
Livestock Brecvlmg m Canarv I Ian 1<
LivT«tocl Breolmc m Ca(>e \ cede I Ian !•»
Livestock Brectlmp in Congo Temtorv
Livestock Brcetling m Dalioinev
Liv estoc«v Brcetling m Egypt
623
628
630
630
631
63 1
632
63
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V
Europe {conwmcd) '
Livestock Breeding m Germanv
Shorthorn Breeding m Schleswig Holstein
Sliortlioms in Germanv
Angcln Cattle
Black Mhite Cattle in Jcverland Oldenburg
Oldenburg 11 o«or Harsh Cattle
Cattle Breeding in Pomeranitv
1 fmebursr Black llTute Ifarsh Cattle
Friesian Cattle Breeding in Prussia
Cattle Breeilmg in Bovana
Sbeep Breeiling in M cstphahe.
Sheep BrowUng m Fast Prussia
Pjg Breevling in Oldenburg
Oldenbu^ Association of Pig Breeders
Pig Breeding in Fast Prussia
Tlie German Ifoorland Pig
German Saddle and Carnage Horses
Ilor^e Breeding in Banov er
Hor«o Breeding m Oldenburg
Tlic TVakehner Horse
71 e Rhineland Draught Horse
Goit Breeding m Cetmany
Poultry Breeding m Germany
I ivestock Breeibnc m Greece
■Notes on Horse Breeding in Greece
Livestock Breeding m Holland
Liv eslock Breeding m Hungarj
Sheep Drying in Hungarv
Pig Breecliri'^ in Hungarj
Horse Breeding m Hungarj
Powltrj B eetlin^ in Hungarj
Livestock Breeding m Iceland Island of
LivestocJ Breeding in Italy
Livestock Breeling in Jugo Slavta
Lw cstock Bmeding in Latv la
Livestock Breeding in Lithuania
Livestock Breeding m Luxembourg
Livestock Brmbng H Malta Island of
Livestock Brcedma in ^oma\
Livestock Breeding m Poland
Livestock Breedmg in Portugal
Livestock Breed ng in Roumania
■Notes on Stock Brcedinc ui Roiinumia
Liv cstock Breeding in Russia
Liv cstock Breevling n Sanluua Island of
I-iv cstock Breeding in Spam
N otes on Spam s Ltv cstock In Inslrj
Livestock Breed ne in Sweden
Livestock Breedmg m SintzcrJand
The SwL.s S ramental Cattle
I IV estook Experimental M ork in Switierland
Page
485
400
401
402
493
494
404
405
497
409
500
501
502
503
503
604
505
515
515
51C
517
518
70
554
555
556
562
671
671
672
71
677
579
682
5S3
580
687
687
558
692
598
GOO
COO
604
605
600
60“
613
619
621
622
D : Africa :
Livestock in Abv
n a
Livestock Breeibng
m Algeria
628
Livestock Bvee^Uiv"
in. Vn^ola .
628
Lnesfock Br«sl ng
in Arorcs IsJanif
630
Livestock Breoil nc
in Connrv Islan la
630
Livestock Rrecsbng
in Cape \ cnle I Ian N
631
Livestock Breeit ng
in Congo Temtorj
631
Liv Cstock Breed ng ;
in DdJioinev
632
Livevtociv Brecibnc
in Egypt
633
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Africa {continued) .
Lnc«tock Brmlinf* m I ntrea 634^
Lnc«tock Brcciling in French Gnmea 034
I i\c«toek Breeding m Gambia 034
I i\e«tock Bnvilmg m Gobi Coa«t Colons 03,^
Lise-tock Brcotlmg m I\orj Const Colonj g4Q
Ln e'tock Brce<ling in I\em a Colons 04O
Lisc'tock Breeding m Liberia 040
Lisc'tock Breesling in Madagascar, Island of 043
Notes on Cattle Bn'etimg in Madagascar 044
I nestock Breeding in Madeira Island of 040
I isT'tock Breeding in Mauritius Island of 040
I IS e«tock Breeslmg in Morocco 04y
Lis e^tock Breeding in Mozambique 0-3
Lis e«tock Breeding m N igenn 0^3
Lis c«tock Breeding m N s asaland 034
Lis C'tock Brectbng in Reunion Idand of 0^3
Lisc'tock Breeding m Rhodesia 0-0
Lisestock Breeding in Rio do Oro 030
Lis<stock Breeding III Senegal 03-j
Lis estock Breeding m Sierra Leone 05-
Lis estoel Breeding in Somaliland 050
Lis e^tock Breeding m South M est Afnca 3^0
Lis e'toek Breeding in St Helena Island of 050
Lu e&tock Breeding in Sudan 0^0
Lis e-tock Breeding in Tangannka 000
Lisedock Breeding in Trij olitama and C>renaica 0gi
Lis estock Breeding m Tunis 002
Lis e^tock Breeding m Cgandn 003
Lis estock Breeding vnZoiuibar Island of 004
E : America :
Lis estock Breeding in the Lnited States 005
Tlie American Fine M ool Sheep Industrs 00-
The Percheron Horse m Araenco 0^0
The Duroc Jersov Pig 0g0
Tho Iventiickj Red Pig 002
Lis estock Breedmg m Dntish M est Indies Islands of 732
Lis estock Bree<ling m Jamaica Island of 730
Lisestock Breeding m Trinidad A. Tobago Islands of 73-
Lis estock Breeding in Cuba Island of 730
Lis e'tock Breeding m Guadeloupe Island of 730
Lise«tock Breesling in Haiti Island of , 740
Lisestock Breeding in Porto Rico Island of 744
LisC'tock Breedmg m Falkland Islands 742
Lis e-tock Breesling in Argentina ~45
Lis e'tock Breeding in Bobs la 754
Lis e-tock Breedmg in Brazil 750
Notes on Lisestock in Brazil 750
LisC'tock Breeslmg in Chile 702
I IS e'tock Breetling m Colombia 703
Lise took Breeslmg m Costa Ricn 700
Lisestock Breeslmg m Ecuador 707
Lis e'tock Breeibng in Guatemala 700
Lisestock Breeslmg m Tlie Guianas
Lisestock Breeibng m Bnti-h Honduras
Lisestock Breeilms m Honduras, Republic of
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America {continued ) :
Livestock Brcctluif; m "Mcmco
Lncstock Brwling m JCicnrngim
Lur«tock Brooding in Panama
Li\ostock BrTo<ling in Parnguaj
Lno«tock Brooilinp in Pom
Lno«tock Brooilmg m Snha<Ior
Luo«tock Broodmg in Urngim%
Lno^tock Brooihng in ^ enczncln
Page
773
775
775
775
770
777
778
781
F : Asia :
Livestock Broo<Iing m Afgiianistan
Lnestoek Breeding m Arabia
Ln estock Broe<.hng in Borneo Island of
Lnestoek Broethng m Cejlon Island of
Ln estock Breeding in China, ‘Manehuna 'Mongolia L Tibet
Ln e«took Brooding in Formosa rslan<l of
Li\ estock Brewhng in French Indo Gima
In v\nnam
Cambodia
Cochin Clima
Laos
, Tonking
Lnestoek Breeding m India
Li% estock Breeding m Iraq
Ln estock Breeding ui Japan
Lnestoek Breeding m Ja\a A Sumatra, Islands of
Ln estock Breeding in Korea
Lnestoek Breeding m Mala%a
Ln estock Breeding m Pslestina and Syne
Ln estock Bree<hng m Persia
Lnestoek Breeding m Phillipine Islmdt
I n estock Breeding in Siam
Ln estock Brceduig in Turkey
783
783
784
785
786
788
789
780
789
790
700
"Ol
705
800
SOI
603
804
806
807
808
810
811
G : Pacific Islands :
I nestock Brooding in Calotloiua A. Lojaltj Inlands
Ln estock Brecihnc in C aroline Islands
Lnestoek Breo<hng in Cook Islands
Ln estock Brcoduig in Fiji IdaniLs
Ln c«tock Breoilmg m GiUiert Islands
Lnestoek Brooding m Guam A Ladrono Islomls
Lnestoek Brewimg in Haivaii Islands
Ln ©stock Brooding in AIarque«as Islands
Lnestoek Breixhns in Papua Island of Guinea
Lnestoek Brooding m New Hebndcs Islan Is
Lnestoek Breoilmc in Norfolk Idand
Lne«tock Biwthng in Rotuma Island
Lno toe) Breeding in Samoa Islands
I nostock Breeding in Solomon Blands
Li\-e«took Brwxhng in Tnliiti — Societj Blands
Ia\ estock Breedins in Tonim I lands
Livestock Brecihng m Torres ‘'trait« BHwls
Ln estock Breeding in M allis I Ian 1
813
813
814
814
815
81C
816
817
817
817
81S
8U
810
810
S’O
821
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
STOCK BREEDERS REGISTER.
BREEDERS IN ENGLAyP
Cattle
Shcop
Pigs
Horses
Poultry
Dogs
BREEDERS IV ^^ALES
Cattle
Sheep
Pigs
Horses
Poultry
Dogs
B REEDERS IN ISLE OF AIA^
Cattle Sheep Pigs Horses
BREEDERS IH SCQTLA^D
Cattle
Sheep
Pigs
Horses
Poultry
Dogs
Pago
109
159
180
204
65
73
239
243
246
247
63
$2
252
BREEDERS IN NQRTHCRV 1RELA^D
Cattle
Sheep
Pigs
Horses
Poultry
Dogs
BREEDERS IN IRISH FREE STATE
Cattle
Sheep
Pigs
Horses
Poultry
Dogs
BREEDERS IN BRITISH CHANNEL ISLANDS
Guernsey Cattle
Jersey Cattle
BREEDERS IN AUSTRALIA
New South W ales
Cattle
Pigs
290
294
296
297
63
82
298
302
303
304
68
82
305
306
307
309
311
312
\ ictona
Cattle 313
Sheep 310
Pigs 319
Horses 320
South Australia
Cattle 322
Sheep 323
Pigs and Horses 324
estem Austraha
Cattle 324
Sheep 325
Pigs and Horses 3‘»6
Queensland
Cattle 327
Sheep and Pigs 331
Horses 332
BRLIDIRS IN TASM\MA
Cattle
SI eep anti I’lgs
Horses
Pago
3J2
333
331
BRl IDLES IN NEB ZEALAND
Cattle 335
Slieep SIS
Pigs 350
Horses 358
DltrEDERS IN CiVyAD\
Alberta
Cottk
Pigs
Horses
British Columbia
Cattle
SI eep an I Pitrs
Horses
Manitoba
Cottle
hheep end Pies
Horses I
New Brunswick
Cattle
Sheep, Pigs ond Horses
N©\a Scotia
Cottle
Sheep
Pigs ond Horses
Ontario
Cattle
Sheep
Pigs
Horses
3rn
363
30i
3C5
308
370
371
373
375
3'0
377
3"3
3-0
3S0
3S0
380
300
394
Pnnee Edward Island
Cattle Sheep, Pigs end Horses
Quebec
Cattle
Sheep
Pigs
Saskatchewan
Cattle
Sheep
Pigs
Horses
393
399
404
400
403
409
411
412
414
BREEDERS IN BRITISH UNION SOUTH APRICA
Cape Province
Cattle 418
Sheep 421
Pigs 422
Horses 423
Transvaal
Cattle 423
Sheep and Pigs 425
Horses 426
Orange Free State
Cattle 426
Sheep, Pigs and Horses 429
Natal
Cattle 430
Sheep 431
Pigs and Horses 432
Rhodesia
Cattle, Sheep and Pigs 433
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
XI
BREEDERS AND BREEDERS* ASSOCIATIONS, ETC.
(CVTTLI. SHFFr PIPS nORSES &. POULTRY)
EimOPF
AwtnA
Bclfftum
Pul^na
Czecho SloNaWia
Denmark
Fstonia
Finland
France
Germany
Greece
Holland
Honzan
Iceland
Italy
JuTO Sla% la
LiUiuarua
Norrray
Poland
Roumaoia
Spam
Sweden
Switzerland
AFRICA
Algeria
Azores
iladeira
Morocco
X3'asa1and
South est Africa
Tunis
438
441
446
4’iO
434
69 A 453
09 A 463
476
70. 519 (goats) A 520
555
579
531 .
533
5&6 !
590
59o
603
73 A 609
014
624
AMERICA
ASIA
United States
Cattle
Sheep
Pigs
Goats
Poultn
Bntish M est Indies
Jamaica
Trinidad A Tobago
Cuba
Guadeloupe
Porto Rico
Falkland Islands
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Ecuador
Mexico
Paraguay
Peru
Uruguay
629
630
646
651
655
653
663
French Indo China
Iraq
Japan
Jai'a A Sumatra
Palestma
PhilJipine Islands
Siam
PACIFIC ISLAN’DS
Fiji Islands
IlawBii Islands
633
697
713
730
73
734
736
733
739
740
742
742
747
760
762
764
768
774
776
777
779
791
793
603
815
SIC
AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTIONS, E\PLRI31ENTAL FARMS, ETC 485 483. 554, 760, 793 794
(See alio under " Agriftillural 'and' Erpmmentol ** 307— 417)
AGRICULTURAL SCHOOLS 417, 475. 531. 584. 606 774, 600. 609
(See alfo tinder ifjnetiUure pitje-i 307 — JIT)
CHAMBERS OF AGRICkLTLRI 487. C^C. 774
CHAMBERS OF COMMFRCF TRADE CGiDHSSION-ERS AND CORRESPONDENTS S9
PEDIGRFE BREED SOCIFTIES AND A^^SOCIATIONS 55. 57. S'*, 435, 441, 4C0. 475. 456, SP. 556. 55*.
5S6. SOI. 606. 614, 666. 760
^ ABIOUS ASSOCIATIONS lOR PROMOTING LIVESTOCK BRLl DING. AGRICULTUPI . DAIRA ING
441, 453. 475. 485 496, 53'*, S^I, 534, Ss", 59’*, S-W. 606 fj* fAd
NTTFRINARN AND LDT-STOCK OI FICl AVD OFFICI AL INT-RUCTORS 417. 774 7'»l Mr>.
3IARKFT OPrORTUNTni.S • C7. - 43 , 231 . 331 432 457. cnt
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
INDEX TO ILLUSTRATIONS.
GREAT BRITAIN
Pago
Beef Shorthorn Heifer
Dairy Shorthorn Cattle
20 21
Lincoln Red SI orthom Bull
23
Devon Bull
2a
British Fnesian Bull
**0
Guernsey Bull
“6
Jersey Cow
26
Hereford Heifer
19
Red Poll Con
*>4
Red PoUBull
t
Sussex Cattle
2'
H elsh Black Cattle
10
Iverrj HiU Ram
44
loneoln Longwool Rom
-ta
Shpopslure Sheanng Ram
44
Southdown SI eep
43
Berkshire Boar
45
Large H hito Yorkslure Sow
46
JLddle H hite Yorksh-re Row
46
Tamworth Boar
4"
H essex Saddleback Boar
4"
Hunter "Mare and Foal
50
Hunter FiUr
50
Shire Filly
4 t
Suffolk Horses
46
Polo Pony
49
AUSTRIA
Pinzgau Cattle
467
CYPRUS ISLAND OF
Cyprus Co v
46$
Thoroughbred Colt
46$
CZECHO SLO-VARIA
Landrace Cattle
469
Landraca Pigs
469
FIJI ISLANDS
Cattle
6*5
FINLAND
North Finnish White Polled Bull
4"3
Landrace Figs
473
FRANCE
Limousine Bull
4 0
Marne Anjou Biull
471
Montb^barde Cow
471
Normandy Bull
470
L He de France Sheep
4"2
Peroheron Horse
4-2
GERMANS
Allgnu Cattle 46S&510
Anpeln Red Bull oOS
Baden Spotted Catt e 510
Bavarian Spotted Bull 510
Ost Fne^land Black White Bull 507
East Prussian Ost Fnesian Black %Vlute
Cow 507
Jeverland Ost Fnesian Bull 509
Oldenburg W eser Marsh Cow 609
Holstein Red Cattle 50S
Shorthorn Bull 507
Black Faced Westphalian Sheep 511
East Prussian Black Faced Sheep 611
White Faced Sheep oil
Ammerland Large White Pig 512
East Pruss a Large ^Vhito Pig 512
Hanover Braunschweig Moorland Pig 513
Hanover Landtaco Pig 5 ie 513
Pago
Ijiat Prussian Trakchner Horse 514
Ilannvoranian I ight Horso 014
Holstein Light Horse 513
01 Icnburg Light Horse 563
Ilhinoland Draught Horse 563
GOLD COVST COLOVi
SlortlomButI 036
HOLL \M)
1 neslon 1 Bull 564
Ost Fnes an Cow 5f4
\8ael R> me Re I Hhite Bull 564
llir\GAR\
Steppo Lan Imce Cattle 56o
Racen Laiulraco SI eep 563
1TAL\
Carpigiam Bull 566
nLVQ
T1 orougl bnvl Horse 6"6
JA\A AND SUAL\TR\
Angola Cattle 67"
SindalirooJ H rsd 0 7
KEV^ A COLOW
Cross brxi ‘'I -cp C36
iarm in Molo District 036
LITHUWIV
lltxl Lnn Imce Cattle * 566
M\I)AC\SCAR IsLWD OF
Cattle with Native S> epherds 037
NORWA\
Red Tronder Bull
Postland Red Poll Cow
Cheviot Sheep
POL\^D
Red Londracc Cow
Llektoral Negrotti SI oep
Londraco F g
PORTO RICO
Zebu Cattle
ROirVLAMA
Ivorakul Sheep
Taigaia Landraco Sheep
3IaogaUtza Piga
SPAIN
Alurcia Goats
XiOonese Bull
SHITZERLAXP
Siromental Cattle
TRINIDAD
Zebu Cattle
UNITED STATES OP AMEBTOA
Hereford Cattle 673
Hampshire Sheep 636
Rambou llet Sheep 636
Duroc Jersey Pigs C"2
Porcheron Horse 6"3
URUGUAY
Hereford Heifer 0"5
4"4
4“4
4‘3
56"
606
667
G"4
oCo
50S
S6S
SCO
569
570
C"4
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
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CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
1 1 DIGIl! C BREED SQCIFTIES
d'rlet-njc SocKdadea de Cnaeao Soctedadei de Crtaa Z ehtenereintgunoen
CVTTLl ( I tfh G<tnttdo I oirun'} ZIotin4 Oado )
\berdocn Cnttlc SjcictN EnplAnd
Ariplpr Crtttle Hcril Book \ssocint on Gormait}
Bax-anan \Mocinticn of *^101 09 of Brocders of Spotted Cattle. Germany
Devon Cattle Brrodcre ''oeietx 1-npland
Fribourp BtacK «te Dnirj C tile Switzerlan I
Friesiav
Haat ITuieia Herd Book \a?oeiation of Blaek \Vh>te Lowland Cattle Breeders Germany
PniR« a Hen! Book \<!«oeiation of Fncsian Cattle Breeden Cermam
F nesian Herd Book Soc ctj Leeuvrarden Holland
Texerland Henl Book Societx Germnnx
Netheriand Herd Book VRsociat on Holland
01 Icnburg \\ cvr ^Inrsl Cixttlc Herd Book Association Germany
Oit tne«ian Cattle Breeilera Xssoemtion Germanv
Pomeraman Herd Book Aasociation of Breeders of Black UTute Lowland Cattle Germanv
nereford Herd Book '^oeietv 1 nglan I ^
Highland Cattle Societx of ‘leotland
Pinrpau Cattle Xustna
Red Poll Cnttlc ‘^letx 1 ngland
Red XTSite Holstom Cattle A8«ociation of Breeders Germany
Shorthorn ''ocictx of Great Britain and Ireland
Shortl om As*ocmtion of Breeders in Schleswig Holstein Germany
Swiss Cattle Breeders Central Xssociation S ntzerland
SHEEP (Sch/ift Gana fo Lanar ^^c^^ions Cometros )
Clicxnot SI eep Society (Scotland
East Prussia Chamber of Agriculture Gennan>
Kerry Hill {\\ ales) Flock Book Societ>
PIGS (Sef we n< ganado de Ctrda Pent Porcos 1
Pago
100
540
6d1
04
620
643
543
559
650
559
551
650
62"
92
93
437 757
"48
552
"44
549
620
East Prussia Association of Breeders of the \\ I ite German Pedigree Pig Germany
East Prus«ia Association of Societies of Breeder* of Pigs Germany
National Duroc Jersej Xssociation Lnited States Xmenca
National Pig Breeders Xssociation England
Oldenburg \so<ciation of Pig Breeders Germany
nORSrS (P/erde Oanado Calallar Cheva x C<tt^ttloa)
As«ociatv3n of Breeders of Light Horses in Uanoier CcTtnaQ>
Association of Breeders of Schlesing Draught Horses Cermanv
East Prussia Stud Book Xssociation of Breeders of Draught Horses Germany
East Prussia Stud Book Association of Breeders of Trakehner Horses Germany
General Association for Breeding and Performance Testing of the German Light Horse Cermanv
Oldenburg Horse Breeders Associat on Germonv ^
Rtune Province Association of Breeders of Rhmeland Draught Horses Germany
POULTRN (qrflugel Aticuft ru To'adle At^s >
East Prussia Poultrj Breeders Reguter Germanv
BREEDERS OF PEDIGREE STO CK
^Uxeurt CnadoTtt Zuehttr
CATTLE (IieA Pan nio I get no Ito nj Gado)
Betts J Rayner
Bhgl t George and Sons
Boucher P i
Boughton Sir XX St A Rouse Bart
Caialle Juan Bautista de
Cajrer Sir A B T Bart
Chubb Sir Cecil Bart
Crowe John
Eierard XX Lindsav MP
Fisher Fred T
FitzRoi Capt T1 e Rt Hon I A X{ P
Fox Brockbank A H
Golden G P
Grant SirC 3Iacpl erson Bart
Ilamson F H K
Hevdeman Major
England
New Zealand
England
Peru
Scotland
England
Scotland
England
‘touth Rhodes a
Guernsey
Fnesian
Hereford
Fnesian Brown Swiss
Belted Gallow-ay
Beef Shorthorn
Dairv "'1 ertbom
Dexter
Dairy Shorthorn
Dairy Shorthorn
Dairy ‘^l^rthom Calloway
Dairv ‘^borthom
Aberdeen Xn’ma
Dairv Short) om
I oiled Hereford
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
CATTLE (coi ttnued)
Kicking S r A\ ill arn K Bart
Houldswoctl Colonel 'W T R
Hunter Bros
Ingersoll Mr <k Mra F
Jolh T L
Langmeatl Walter
LaA R chard K
Locube Dr Viejo P Lopez
Long E
McGregor James D
"Vlacintosl E
M Her M
Alomson Hugh
Jlorgan J P
Isegoc acion R sso Ltd
Offeer C J
Palmer Capt R E
Pilkington H C
Pnnce-Smith SirPnnee Bart
R ppm Capt A C
Rosales Rafael Alberto
Sadler 'Mrs Haj-ea
Slurley J L A Sons
Short Trustees of the Estate E
Silcock R & Sons Ltd
Tory Robert N
■\ ickers Allen
'V lUeon Jose & Maunce Petit de la
SHEE P (Schajt Oanaio Lanar Voutens
Ayson V\ Uiom
Bette J Ra 3 'ner
B ggs Jolin E A Sons
Blight George & Sons
Campbell N D
Crowe John
F nil Aiihux
Harr son W T
Hunter Bros
Keane John
Langmead Walter
Lecube Dr Alejo P Lopez
McGregor James D
Mac ntoah E
Aladsen John K
"Mant L ve Stock Co
MiUer R
Morgan J P
N cholson C
Owen A Livingstone
Klkmgton n C
Prmce Smith Sir Pnnee Bart
Short Trustees of the Estate E
Sparks D K W
Sp Her T R
Tory Robert
Englonl
Scotland
Sout! Africa
U S Amenca
England
Argentina
England
Canada
England
Scotland
England
Peru
Hew Zealand
England
Ecuador
England
New Zealand
England
^ew Zealand
Uruguay
Dairy SI ortl om
Ayrsl iro
Dairj SI ortl om
Gu^msoi
Lincoln R«1 SI ortl om
Cuemsej SI ortl om
Pnes an
SI ortl om
Da rj bhortl om
Vberdecn Angus
Dairy SI ortl om
Daily SI ortl om
H gl land
Dairy Short! om Jersey
L r CB an
Milking Shorthorn
Kerry
Beef SI orthom
Aberdeen Angus
Lincoln Red bl ortbom
hries an Holste n
Jersey
Dairy Short! om
Hereford
Dairj Shortl om
Dairy SI orthom
^Liking Shorthorn
Normandy
Carnciror )
>ew Zealand
England
South Afnca
England
New Zealand
England
South Afnca
Ireland
England
Argentina
Canada
England
Umted States of America
England
New Zeeland
South Africa
England
Comedale
Kent or Romney Manh
Persian Black head
Oxford Down
Comedale
Ryeland
Kant or Romney Manh
Swalcdale
Tasmanian Menno
Roscommon
Southdown
Lmcoln Slenno Argentina
Suffolk
Southdown
Rambou Uet
RarnbouiUet
Kent or Romney Moiah
Southdown
Lincoln Kent or Romney Marsh
Southdown
lieny Hill
Suffolk
Romney Marsh
R oolied Pere an
Dorset Down
Dorset Down
Togo
HS
100
4 ”3
6S4
JOo
103
100
750
105
107
07
lOu
03
0"
""7
10-
105
-46
08
00
7C6
93
09
106
Jacket & 03
05
107
763
4«2
100
107
423
105
103
-60
606
105
97
105
102
746
106
432
105
95
PIGS (Sell ceinr Oanado de Crrrfa Pores
Baker James
Bide S A Sons Ltd.
Bhgl t George & Sons
Crookes Ernest A
Crowe John
Daresbury Lord C V O
Fox BrocVbank A. H
Hunter Bros
Lax Richard K
McGregor James D
l^Iacmtosb E
M les Lt Col Sir Charles Bart
Morgan J P
Nash H Cecil
Owen & Lmngstone
Paget Leopold C
Peel Mrs John
Porcos )
England
South Afnca
England
Canada
England
l^arge White
Sliddle RTute Large White Ulster
Long R hite Lop Eared Berkshire
Large RTute
Berksh re
Large White
Cumberland
Middle RTute
Berkshire
Berkshire
Large Black
Large White
Large RTute
Middle RTute
Middle White
Middle IVlute
Middle White
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
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ri04 (ron/inuf(i) ,
Punlic, Inn U
lUrWIoy, J, SoM
KAclIrr, .Mrs. llaycH
Spnrlv*. 1). \Y. ]L
Tow good, ]Mward A fioru, Ltd.
VicUf'n, Alien ... .... ...
U’oodborougli Herd
110USr,.S {PferJe. OanaJo Cnhalhir. Chei
Ilnglnnd ...
South Africa
Jvngland ...
New Zealand
England ...
r. C<i('a//o9.) :
... Largo A Middle White
... Largo Wlilto
... Jliildlo White
... Largo lllack
... Largo White, Large Ulack
... Largo Wliite, Tatnwerth, Berkshire ,
... Largo White 102, 450,
Arab IIorBO ... ...
IJroeklivij-zon, Arnold van
Crowe, John ... , ...
I'ox.Urockbank. A. II. ...
Lecube, Dr. Alejo P. Lopez
linghilafl
Dolgium ...
England ...
... Belgian Draught
... Shire
• •• Shetland Ponieg...
... Argentina ... ... Clydendale. Hackney, Pcrchcron,
Tiio/oughbred
MaynoalKiro' Arabian Stud (W.Tl. Brown) United States of America
Powell, Gerald
Itosnleit, Ilnfnel /Mberto...
Vinson'Thomoe, Mrs. ...
POULTltY {Ot/laoel. Avienltura.
VolailU,
France
Ecuador ...
England ...
Avt4 .) :
Pcrchcron
Thoroughbreds ...
Polo Ponies, Hunters .
Broughton Poultry Farm (W.A. Koberts) England
Burke, Lady ... »•
Cross, Sir \Villiam Coak, Bart.
Cooks' Poultry Farm, Ltd.
Daltondlolmcs, Sirs. ...
Fox-Broekbank, A. 11. ...
Golden, W.M. ... ...
IlairisoD, Mrs. T, F.
Hawkes, H. F.
Hedloy, George
Hunter Bros
Lax, Ilieliard K. ...
l^eulM, Dr. Alojo P. Lopez
Luke, J. A.
Miles, Lt.*CoI. Sir Cliarlcs, Bart.
Storgnn, J. P
Pinkneys Court Poultry Farm
Pratt, o. C. N
Itcndall, E. P
Rogers, Sirs. Margaret ...
Sondbach. Col. S
Toylor, Miss C. A. ...
DOGS (7/tind/. Petra. <7d«.) j
Atkinson, George C. ...
Beynon, Mrs. 31, J. ...
Burton, Baroness ...
Chflrk-Hworth, Sirs. n.
Crichton. Mrs. R. ...
Dance, Miss Winifred L....
Flint, Miss E. N. ... ...'
Forth, 3Irs. E. J.
Fox.Broekbank, A. H. ...
Hollos, 3Irs. K. C.
Hunter Bros, ...
Intn'rsoll. 31r. A Mrs. Winchester 1 itch
Macintosh. E. ... ...
Millcr-Wright, 31rs. H. ...
Oosteivocn. Madame
Pierce. E. Cyril
Prentis, Dr. J. 1 ...
Bonk. J. V. (Ouborough)
Reid, James A. ... ...
Rivington, H. S. ...
Schlsferman. H. ...
Scott, Miss W. H.
Sinitli. O. Slortimer
.Stanton, Mrs.
Stepben, Mrs.
Ti.ll, Slw. A. E
Trousdale.ilrs. E.O. ...
Vaiulone, . J.
Wharton. Sid
Scotland ...
England ...
Scotland ...
South Africa
England ...
Ar^ntioa
England ...
England
Sroilond
England
Soutii Africi
United States
Scotland
England
Scotland
England
... English Setters
... Iririi Wolfhounds
... Cairn Terriers, Keoshonden ...
... Golden Retrievers ... ...
... Scalyhom Terriers
... Red Iridi Betters ... ...
... Old English Sheep Dogs ...
... Cairns and Eikhounds ...
... Border Terriers
... Irislt Wolfhound* ... ...
... Old Engtisli Sheep Dogs
of America Soalyham Terriers ...
... Cairn Terriers
... GoMen Retrievers ...
... Bulldogs ... ...
... JapancM- and PapilloM
... S)a?tland Sheep Dogs ...
... Gundogs
... Irish ^^'ol^hounds snd Crest D.tnc*
... Working Collies „. ...
... Irish Wolfhounds
... Bulldogs
... Cocker Spaniels ...
... KicM Spo/ueU ...
... Cairn lerrirrs ...
... Cairn Tcmert ...
... Aimiolcs, Kerry Jilues. SlictUnrlAC<>ki
... Oiows ... ... ...
... In«h WolfJwundt
•«. Cocker Spaniel* ... ...
... Grr}l.ounil« ... ...
760
C34
482
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
CATTLE (continued)
llickmg, Sir ^\ ilharn N , Bart
llouldsworth Colonel T B
Hunter Bros
IngerBoll, Mr & Mrs W F
Jolly, T L
Langmead Walter
La\ Richard K
Lecube Dr Alejo P Lopea
Long W E
■McGregor, Jaraes D
Macintosh E
Miller M
Morrison Hugh
Morgan J P
Negociaeion Bisso Ltd
Officer, C J
Palmer, Capt R E
Pilkington H C
Prince-Smith Sir Pnnce, Bart
Rippin, Capt A C
Rosales, Rafoel Alberto
Sadler, Mrs Hayes
Shirlej J L A Sons
Short Trustees of the Estate E
Silcock R A Sons Ltd
Tory, Robert N
Vickers, Allen
Villeon, Jose A Maurice Petit de la
Fngland
Scotland
South Afnca
US America
England
Argentina
England
Canada
England
Scotland
England
Pern
Nerr Zealand
England
Ecu^or
England
New Zealand
England
New Zealand
Uruguay
SH EEP (Schaje Oanalo Lanar Meufons
Ayson, IViUiam
Bette J Rayncr
Biggs, John E A Sons
Blight George A Sons
Campbell, N D
Crowe John
T^nn Arthur
Hamson, W T
Hunter Bros
ICeane, John
Langmead Walter
Lecube, Dr Alejo P Lopez
McGregor James D
Alacmtosh E
Madsen, John K
Manti Live Stock Co
■Miller W
Morgan J P
Nicholson, C
Owen A Livingstone
Pilkington, H C
Prmce Smith Sir Prince, Bart
Short Trustees of the Estate E
Sparks D K. W
Spiller T R
Tory Robert E
PIGS (ScAu-eine Oanado de Ctrdn Force
Baker, James
Bide S A Sons Ltd
Bhght George A Boas
Crookes Ernest A
Crowe John
Daresbury Lord, C V O
Fox Brocabank A H
Hunter Bros
Lax Richard K
McGregor, James D
Maemtosh E
Miles Lt Col Sir Charles, Bart
Morgan J P
■^ash H Cecil
Owen A Livingstone
Paget, Leopold C
Peel, Mrs John
Carneiroj )
Eew Zealand
England
South Afnca
England
New Zealand
England
South Afnca
Ireland
England
Argentina
Canada
England
United States of Amenca
England
New Zealand
South Africa
England
Sou^ Afnca
England
Canada
England
Pago
Dairy Shorthorn 1)8
Ayrshire 100
Dairy Shorthorn 423
Cuemsoj 6S4
Lincoln Red Shorthorn 105
Giiem«ej, Shorthorn 103
Pnestan 100
Shorthorn 760
Dairy Shorthorn 105
Aberdeen Angus J07
Dairy Shorthorn 07
Dair\ Shorthorn 105
Highland 03
Dairy Shorthorn, Jersey 07
Friesian 777
Sfilking Shorthorn 107
Kerry I05
Beef Shorthorn 746
Aberdeen Angus P8
Lincoln Red Shorthorn 00
Iriasian HoUtcin 7C6
Jersey ^3
Dairy Shorthorn 09
Hereford lOg
Dairy Shorthorn Jacket A 03
Dairy Shorthorn 95
Milking Shorthorn 107
Normandy 753
Corned ale
2\.ent or Romney ilareh
Persian Black head
Oxford Down
Comedale
Ryeland
Kent or Romney ilarsh
Swaledale
Taamanion Blenno
Roscommon
Southdown
Lincoln, Menno Argentina
Suffolk
Southdown
Rambouillet
Kambouillet
I^ent or Romney Jilarsh
Southdown
Lincoln, Kent or Romney Marsh
Southdown
Kerry Hill
Suffolk
Romney ^larsh
WooUed Persian
Dorse tr Down
Dorset Down
105
4S2
100
105
105
423
103
760
107
696
105
07
105
102
746
432
105
95
Large \V hite
Middle White, Large Wlute Ubter
Long MTiite Lop Eared, Berkshire
Large hite
Berkshire
Large ^Vh^t«
Cumberland
Middle White
Berkshire
Berkshire .
Large Black
Large White
Large WTiite
Middle White
Middle 'White
Middle 'White
Middle ^viute
103
102
100
105
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
XV
Punl e Ian R England
Rackic} J A. Sons
Sadtcr Mrs Ilaj-es
Sparks D Iv South Afnca
Tovrgood Ldward Sons Ltd England
^ tckers ^llcn 'Ncrr Zealand
oodborough Herd England
HORSES (P/errfe Gantufo Co6nf/ ir CAerauf Ca alios )
Large & Middle hite
Large Wute
Aliddle ^NTutc
Large Black
Large AtTiite Large Black
Large White Tamwertb Bcrksl ii
Arab Horse Baghdad
Broekl uj-zen \mold \ an Belgium
Crowe Jolin England
Fox Brockbonk A H
Lecube Dr Alejo P Lopez Argentina
Alajnesboro Arabian Stud (\\ R Brown) United States ol Amenca
PoweU Gerald France
Rosales Rafael Alberto Ecuador
\ inson T1 otnas Mrs England
POULTR\ lOtfl ugtl AvteuUura VolaiUe Avts)
Broughton Poultry Farm Roberta) England
Burke Lady
Cross Sir lUiam Coak, Bart Scotland
Cooks Poultry Farm. Ltd England
Dalton Holmes Mrs
Fox Brockbank A H
Golden M
Hamson, Mrs T F
Hawkes H F
Hedley George Scotland
Hunter Bros South Afnca
Lax Richard K England
Lecube Dr Alejo P Lopez Argentina
Luke J A
Miles Lt Col Sir Charles Dart England
^forgan J P
Pinkneys Court Poultry Farm
Pratt S C ^
Rendall E P
Rogers IMrs Margaret
Sandbach Col S
Taylor Miss C A
DOGS ( // Piwro CAi«ns Com )
Belgian Draught
Shiie
Shetland Pon es
Clydesdale Hackney Percheron
Thoroughbred
Percheron
T1 oroughbreds
Polo Ponies Hunters
238
xrvm
86
103
760
684
482
-60
104
64
64
64
60 64
64
103
63
64
64
64
4«3
100
760
105
07
64
04
&4
64
64
64
Mkinson George C
Beynon Mrs M J
Burton Baroness
Charlesworth Sirs
Cricl ton Mrs R
Dance Miss \\ imfred L
Flint iliss F ^
Forth Mrs E J
Fox Brockbank A H
Hollas Mis K C
Hunter Bros
inger!.oll 3Ir & Mrs Vi inchcster Fitcli
Luke J A
Macintosl L
Miller M ngl t Sirs H
Oostencen Madame
Pierce I Cynl
Prent s Dr J E
Rank, J \ (Ouborougb)
Rcid James A
Rmngton H S
■^cl laferman H
Scott MissM H
bmitl G Mortimer
Stanton Mrs
Stejl en. Mrs
Tl jTUie Mias C
Tidd.Mr8. A E
Trousdale ilrs F C
\ aiutone M J
\\ } arton, S d.
England English Setters “7
Insh M olfhounds g3
Scotland Caim Temers Heeshonden 83
England Golden Retnei era 83
Sealyham Temers 82
Red Insh Setters 83
Old English Sheep Dogs 83
Caims and Elkl ounds 83
Bonier Temers 103
Insh M olfhounds 83
South Afnca Old English Sheep Dogs 4"3
Lnited States o* Amenca Sealyliam Temers 83
Scotland Caim Temers 83
England Golden Retnevers 97
Bulldogs 82
Japanese and Papillons 82
Shetland Sheep Dogs 83
Cundon 8^*
Insh M oin ounds and Great Danes 83
Scotland orking CoUiea "0
England Insh tl olfhounds 8
Bulldogs 83
Cocker bpaniols 83
I leld Spaniels 83
Cairo Temers 82
Cairo Temers 83
Airedales, Kerry Blues. bhetlarul&Cokers 8-
Chows
Insh t\ olfhounds
Cocker .
Crevhou
XVI
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
CLASSIFIED INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENTS.
C03IMERCIAL
AGRlCtlETURAL :iIACHIlsERY
Page
PIKOCOLAR5 A. FIELD GLASSl S
Insir mini d Air c UuteiiMaek nts Mr eoUi
InslrumtnlOi v Uojuimifia fara AgrtcuUura , ,
WafJi jsAgrcoas Landnrlhsckaft derS t vni Mauh »n
Associated Manufacturers Co (London) Ltd
Kew Idea Spreader Co Tfco
AGRICULTURAL PUBLICATIONS
Publieato s Afrealts PuU Ofles Apeoldf Puiluactontt
Agricolas Landaulsekn/ll ckeSchrJtn
M V Behr and A v Wieteraheim
Mexican Govt , Dept of Agriculture
Mojonnier Bros Co
F Huffier
Charles C Thomas
7J2
C44
772
761
731
AGRICULTURAL REQUISITES
hta i el el Feurn I ret Ac ee ts Peg i Ms At'
Arl< utes Para Atricftiores Landx tseka/IMt Art
Crocgon A Co Ltd Facing Inside Front Cover,
lOS, 457
Four Oaks Spraying Machine Co The sxii
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES
Aiseeta e i igrKota Soeeiades Agrreetas Soe rJades
AtrMlit La d* rtukaftluie I ereiiiij(itHf*ii
\ orkshire Agricultural Society xxii
JuiruleiJelaclit^ JkPH/Usdf Campagte b vrcu ot
b 4 A"r/*>p)t de Lampak-t Ilcfpilffrnrehtt unJ
Barr A Stroud Ltd
DOTTLE SEALS
Capsules pour bauU lies Capivlas pars Carrs' i
Cdpsut t para Icf/lLta Flasekem egel
Mansell, Hunt, Catty A Co Ltd
Wallis Crown Cork Co Ltd , The
B UTTER MOISTURE TESTTRS
{rymemlt po r t atuer la Tt-eur du Deutre tf Bay
"tnlot P *i \ er / ar a llumulidt xd Vd'ikiri
Itumfn as pa a I m » Ij HymMaJ tn If Manleea
bu Str!' ekl tk'r-rpryfrr
CAMNC REQUISITES
Toulti Fe rnify et poyr ektens ktfMis lit pa'a caot
Art! ulos para Pirres Ilynde Art ktl
Bonbow’a Dog ^^lxtu^c Co
Cooper, Son A Co Ltd
Percival a Special Tetcnnary Ointment
Page
XXIV
XXl^
80
88
75
77
xrvi
ANIMAL AIEDICINES
II noilt t ^ ^tRdir/f Hed amen ot para An matt
Mid tarn/ lo para A malei TurmeJitiHtn
Benbow s Dog Mixture Co
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd
Catalino Co , The
Cooper McDougall A Robertson Ltd
Dam Labotatonee The
Drake Kendall A Co Ltd
Osmond A Son Ltd
Yadil Products (1025) Ltd
XXVII
17, 18
Inside Front Cover
ANIMAL NUTRITION
“a M J ^ Ir fia Ar, rrral Nytrioon
Allen A Hanburys Ltd 108
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd Front Cover
Chilean Iodine 6>mmittee, The 28
Thomas 'Morson A Son Ltd mx
'Whiffen A Sons Ltd 32
ARTESIAN ^YE LLS
^rier uke r”‘ P'^°' ancs Pesos Artes anoi
LcGrand Sutcliff A Cell Ltd
AUCTIONEERS OF PEDIGREE LIVE STOCK
Co;
Li
\doUo Bullnch y Cia
Harry llohaon A Co
John Thornton A Co
Animaua d< Raa
IS it Carusdo Fed pn
752
56
CATTLE 3IED1CINES
Mid eaminlt pe r Bilals itti ammlet para Cade
Slid tamtniot pa a Carudo I tkmeJii tun
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd Front Cover
Bowman Remedy Co of Gt Britain Ltd 671
CataLne Co The xx vu
Cooper, SlcDougall A Robertson Ltd 14
Dairy Laboratories The . 731
Drake, Kendall A Co Ltd xxvu
Osmond A Son Ltd 17, 18
Yodil Products (1925) Ltd Inside Front Cover
COD LIVER OIL FOR ANIMAL FEEDING
//• U da Peia da Varya pour t Al minlat on das Art tnaux
Atalada Fegndada eatalkao Act lade H gadode Bacalao para
AhrrurUar An males LeberlranfUt Turfuttarung
Allen A Hanbuiys Ltd lOS
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd Front Cover
COWHOUSE STAPLE A PIGGERY FITTINGS
Can faros of Ateessa res pot r £tah!fs Et r tsei Percher «
,1c csioTMi pata i atartat CaOallar gas a Ck qutires
Aaatsar as para I agyrrus Caballemas y Cktmeros
EsttrieUyatin fUr Kyksialle Sid la und Schm neslallt
Croggon A Co Ltd Facing Inside Cover, lOS, 457
English Bros Ltd xxv
Slusgrave A Co Ltd 112
CREAht SEPARATORS
IlkrAiuMcs Vtsrvitade ras Des aladotts AIUcK Separalom
Diabolo Separators Ltd Facing Title Page
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
XVll
DAIRY MACHIXERY L EQUIPMENT.
Pag*
FOOD SUPPLEMENTS.
Pag©
ifaelinut t1 MatMels f4ur Latlents Aft'arelkot t Maekindn*
pataLtxlatxas Maqvxnana y E^uxpot ^ra Ltctxtnai
itoiktftt Uns^tin/n un./ ExHfUktanltxt
Associatod Slanufacturers Co. (London) Ltd. . . 4
Diaboto Separators Ltd . Facing Title Page
G. Hopkins & Sons (Clerkonwell) Ltd. Facing Inside
Front Cover
Mansell, Hunt, Catty A Co. Ltd. xziv
L Ocrtling Ltd .. 88
Henrj* AV. Peabody & Co. of London . 86
William Storer Ltd. . 84
Wallis Crown Cork Co Ltd , The 86
Wyandotte Cleanser ... 86
DISINFECTANTS.
Praiuilt de CempUmtni pour I AlxmtPi/alio
SypplexKenJotda Alimanloi SuplainaxUoi dr
Allen & Hanburys Ltd.
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd.
Chilean Iodine Committee, The
Hiomas Morson A Son, LM
Whiffen & Sons Ltd. . .
drs Amxfuux
Alxxnanlos Fxtt/ereffdntuHgtn
108
... ... Front Cover
28
32
OATES.
Porirt a Claxn V eie Tran^m
Tran^ueraty Putrlas Je Ctreado
Croggon & Co. Ltd
English Bros. Ltd.
a Portdes
Tore
Facing Insido Front Cover,
108, 457
•
D/ixulectanls DtaxnfeelanUt DiuatiUioxxtmittet
Boots Pure Drug Co. Ltd. Front Cover
Cooper, McDougall A Robertson Ltd 14
Dairy Laboratonee, The . 731
Yadil Products (1026) Ltd Insido Front Cover
EXPORTERS A IMPORTERS OF
PEDIGREE LIVE STOC’kT
Etportaleuu el
Erperladoret 4
Eeportadortt e
ExperteurevxxJ
IwpoHaleur$ d" A fiiMwx de Pace
Imporladorit de Oado Pedxtrte
ImpertaJoret de Garado Ptix^ru
Imporleurevtn HocktueUen
Adolfo Bullneh y Cia
Arnold van Uroekhuj’zen
Juan Bautista do Cavalle
W P Crosland
Leopold Engelmann
Exportgesellachaft fur Dcutscho Hochzuebten
mbll .
Harry Hobson A Co.
Gerald Powell
Spratt’a Patent Ltd
John Thornton A Co
782
XXV111
763
II
621
653
482
FARM BUILDINGS
Bdlimenliil Conslrtulxonl paxir Ftrrxei Contlructdex para Faterxdat
Centlraeexoiut para Ettanixar y CKuraS Cxtixiebdirde
La^wxrtiCkaJU GebAude
Crocffon A Co Ltd Facing Inside Front Cover,
lOS. 457
English Bros Ltd • ixv
FEEDING STUFFS
AixnxetUs pour Bltaxl Forrafem Forrajeiy Pailoi FxdetOoffe
Shirlej A Sons . xxvi
Geo Smith (Norwich) Ltd . ..60
FENCING— CHAIN LINK— CHESTNUT PALE—
IRON A MIRE.
CMurtt CljUms Pxtue tt Pain en Mmrr Fer el Fxl de Fer
Cercas De Cadni de Elot—Dt Edacude Casiaakir~Dt Areate e Fatto
Cereal De Cadena de Eilaboxus — Poi/ei de CaUaHo—Ve Hxerro
^mLiumurigen Eellens’ieJer KastanxenJxoIip/dkIe Exieaui^ Drakl
CrocconACo Ltd FacioglnsideFrontCover,
108, 457
FERTILIZERS
Eufraxi Ckxmxfxtei Ettraarei Abomea DuainmxPel
Jamra Oarter A Co
Fertilizer Sales Lt A
Sutton A Sons
United Potash Co Ltd , The
89
69
HORSE MEDICINES.
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd. . .. Front Cover
Cooper, McDougall A Robertson Ltd 14
Drake, Kendall A Co. Ltd. . ixvn
Osmond A Son Ltd. ,. . 17,18
Vadil Products (1925) Ltd. ... Inside Front Cover
HORTICULTURAL REQUISITES
FouraUurel pour Horixevlleuri KiruxiUet para a Uorlxeullura
Atlleu'eaparala llerlxeultura CarUnlau Arlxiel
James Carter A Co ... 2
Cooper, McDougall A Robertson Ltd, .. 14
Sutton A Sons ., . ., , xxxii
INCUBATORS
Couteuiet laeubajofu JrxtMbadoret Brutappatale
Hearson (Spratts Patent Ltd.) 62
INSURANCE.
Aeturaaies Stpurot Stfurot Verxxektrurxtm
Harry Hobson A Co. viii
London A Lancashire Insurance Co Ltd , The ... 108
Prudential Assuranco Co Ltd., The ... ., xxiii
John Thornton A Co . .. ... .. 68
korkshirelnsuranceCo.Ltd .The Outside Back Cover,
XXIII
IODINE.
lode Sodo lodo Jod
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd ... Front Cover
Clulean Iodine Committee, The ... ... ... 28
Thomas Morson A Son, Ltd xxix
Whiffen A Sons Ltd .. .. ,,, ... 32
IODISED 5HNERAL FOOD SUPPLEMENTS.
'I de CenapUmeul itiadrau
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd. ...
Clulean Iodine Committee. The . .
Thomas Morson A Son, Ltd.
Athiffen A Sons Ltd.
MINERAL FOOD SUPPLESIENTS.
Prodod! UxmdrouMde Ce/mpUianepouer Alimoalilxen dee Amioiame
Smpf.emaeilot Xlimeraea f^e o iliamla
Suf^emamJeailxaerauiparael Alxmeule itimoeilXuS/r Frcdanmieu.
BooU Pure Drug Co. Ltd. Front Cover
Chilean lodioe Committee, T1 j« ... ...
Thomas Sloraon A .Son, LfA ,.,
Whiffen A Sons LtA ... „,
xvin
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
P AINTS, i:yA:^ii:i.s. vAnNisiina, i:tc. r«t;e
fm.iin, IVf'iH riH'ums, Fsmilltil IVniut.
I sniii’lfs, JU'nircJ f maillf, I ifniu<
Wrtitpr Carson A Sons vI
SHimxr. LINKS, Papo
J/ .V.«t
H. * W, N. lson Lt.I XXV
PEST DESTnOYEHS.
»'ro.fnit« f'tjur } i l)/s'»mlii>ii Iny/dn, R |I», ll.'. V»tt RlfM
A/iif.ir i/.n, tl. I'nsriirpr
Abol Ltd »i
n, IViiistono A Sciiis Lt<L xxiv
no BUYERS.
ilbrltufl tie Ceehriin I itrnfrti.tfm Jt l\»Cul
ComfM./ici'i J< ( eltlft
I. Beor A Sons Ltd. I5S
no MEDICINES.
ilJ.litnmeiils (•flit £ru»ciiii /'s» • Vortoi.
Meli.J'tiittIft ftin I erjoi eimme.lninn
Boots Pnio Urup Co. LtiL
CalaUnf Co. lAd..Tlio
CooiH'r, SIcDougallA Bobvrtaou Ltd.
Druho, Kendall A- Co. Ltd.
OfliTiond A Son Ltd.
YadilProdm la (1025) Ltd.
lYont Cover
. . xwn
U
- . xxvii
17. IS
In^idd Front Cotef
PiaOEUY. STABLE A COWHOUSE FI TTl SGS.
Croppon A- Co, Ltd. Fm‘ingln3ufoCo\er, lO.H, 157
Enplieh Broa. Ltil xxv
Musgravu A (/'o. Ltd. .. ■ 112
PUMPIN U ENC1INEEU8.
L<>iia(rifc/ri<r> lU I vm/tes JiintMiiiiut (>
Ai£/.iii£ii.n /ii4iiiir'0>i/< Zx’xiMJ lli.l>Julk a i'KNi/sNi.l.tNUKX.
LeOrunil, Snti'hff A (loll Ltd,
ar.EDS SLEN
.t/.i;rA >M /• lit O'.il'Kiil ) >i>a,/ rei It temeu.et, o>du.
IVii.thl iiii It 'leniilht t ier.li, t •iitHuiti.ulH’itilt/
Janus Carter A Co
Exixirtgi bsIIsi liatl {ui
in L il.
PaiiUcn A iliiUclior
Snttuii A Suns
Doutscho Hot hzuchton
55:t
552
!iUEEI’ DIPS
OuiiKt/mr U.iid'iv tipm/n ,/> /> i»ii t/jii'a5irsi
/ ,>. t> tj„ s.Ji,/Sii..
Boots i’lue Duip Co Lltl FrontCover
CooiMj;, McUovigrtB & Boboiiaon Ltd. . 11
SHEE P HE^)1CI^ ES
Ml/utvietilt f'L.iir 1/ I v.li 11. J(, fi tr,1 O.tlAjS.
LifeitJ, tti / ,'.j„ >.f,t/,nel,;.„rt,
Bools Puiti l)ru^ Co. Ltd. ... . . Fiont Cover
Catulmu Co Ltd , Tlio ... ... ... ... xxvii
Cooper, Mi.l)ougnU& Ilobertson Ltd. ... ... II
Praka, Kend.ill A Co. Ltd. ... . . ... xxvii
(Jsinoiid A bon Ltd. ... ... ... ...17,1b
Vadd Prothuts (\&25) Etd. ... Inside Front Covet
SIUPPINC; AdEKTS.
If-ti/i J/jriO.n.-i tffriffj .Uiri.'imni Alettlet ilarlltmot
s.Ai/y .1 ff.'nli.ft.i
Adiillu Biidncli y Cia 752
W. P. Crosland H
lu'fipoltl Eni-vlnuinn ... ... ... ... 521
l.iportgc»( list liuft fur Doutai bo Hocbzucbtcn
,, ni.b.ll 553
Hatrj HolitonACo. ... .. . viii
bprntl'a Patent Lttl H
Jobti Tbornlon A Co. ... ... ... ... 55
SPOBTING KEQUISITE.S— BOOTS, LEGOINCLS
A.VD OLOVifs.
IrfiiAt Je '•'••W. t.rtinit rl I'-jo't
Ke fumlot ptif t t pr^rl, llctf jj, /V.'jinzi c Lutui.
.f rn,/tin* firt IVpcvl. t Jli'l n, J'vl lime* y (riiusifl,
'tpnrljrti^el A itlu/tl, i.Jm4t.kim umj lljmJttiy),
Tom lldt <Kiiiplitsbridi;o) Ltil. .. . viii
SPKAVIXC; .MACHINEUY.
Jr LufytUet irtttoHirta
1/ t'ult enitijiei't t rft/.ntl yNCU.^/Niralr
Four Oitks SpruMii}' .Miu-liinu Ci)., Tlio xxii
STABLE. COWltOCSE A PIOGE.HV ITTTIXC.S .
Cr«ij;i;<'ii A Co. Ltd. I’aciuy Insiilo Cover
IDS 4.57
Eiiglo.li lI^•s. Litl. ... xxv
Musgrnvo A Co. Ltd. ... ... 112
y EUMl.N BESTltOYMB.S.
iHi.tUttJes ll/t'ruklirei Jt Hil„s I Mjr,iljt,tle,
HUieHunJ U4yieurt'tr*MnitrHk’el.
Abot Ltd li
H. Wuisionu A Sons Ltd. ., x.xtv
Vin'E R lNAUY UEMEUIES.
Ity/ttnamt. RrnrJtiii IVrrnn.ir.ul,
KVmrJuk I rVriNjriei Zic'y't-M.tr /((l.’na'Vl.
Bonbovv’s Dui; Mi.xtiiro Co. 75
Uttolt Puro iJnip Co. Ltd. ...Front Cover
Bovvutiut Iti iukI.v Co. of CU. Britaiti, Ltd. I>71
CutidiuoCo. Ltd., 'iho . . . xxvii
Coojier. Mcbougidl A Itobcnsoii Ltd. . 14
Urtirj' Lnborutorios, Tlio • • 731
Uce.Cs. KowdaUA. Co, Ltd. . - xxvii
Usuioiit) A Son Ltd. .• 17,18
Pr-nuars Sjioiiai Vittrinnry Ointment ... xxvi
Yiulil Provlucta (1025) Ltd. ... Inside Fioiit Cover
VETERINAKY A SURGICAI. AI*PLI.tVNCE.S^
lu^lrymeiliJe Ckitkr^ie .1 frur i ,h.„u„rtr. .IWUWiOJ
l.a..«iri<jrriw.-..s ;.i,’/i,,n.K-c.. iVfMMrosj
pMiru^.-itvs ri.rai:f/»A<r hnJ C tj,,,e
Boots Pure Llcuf: Co. Lt<L Front Cov er
llolborii Sur^jicallnsitrumant Co. Ltd. ... . xxiv
WATER SUPPLIE.S.
JJiSlfiVu/iefjs J'£,ih .11 isiuimeeil'rl tf
.IXisV.iMi <(ilcs J, ll'untritrse^r e
LoGraiul, Sntcliff A Oell Ltd.
MT1LL3.
rui’t l‘0(0S poertf Dtunmen
LoGraiul. Sutcliff A Cell Ltd.
WIRE NETTING.
TeeiUi^tm I tlJe I er. TeetJa Alj.ytfe T«v(o. Drjl>’«c<5
Croggon A Co. Ltd. ... Facing Inside Cover
10s, 457
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
rage
Aberdeen Angus Cattle Society 100
Abol Ltd u
Allen A llanburj-s Ltd 108
Angler Cattle Henl Book Association 649
Association of Breeders of Light Horses in Hano\ er 648
Association of Breeders of Sehlesing Draught Horses 652
Associatcil Manufacturers Co (London) Ltd 4
A3-son, t\ illiam 10®
Baker James 103
Barr k StroidLtd isiv
Buanan Associationof Societies of Cattle Breeders 651
Beer I A Sons Ltd 168
Bchr Mo\ V and lotersheim Alfred v 544
Benbow s Dog Mixture Co 76
Betts J RajTicr 105
Be\’iion 'Its M J 53
Bide S A. Sons Ltd 102
Biggs John I A, Son 422
Bhgl t George A, Sons • 100
Boots pure Drug Co I td OutEideFrontCovet
Bouel cr P F 1®7
Bouglton SirM St \ Rouse Bart 100
Boorman Remedy Co ®71
Broekhutzen Arnold van xxvul
Broughton Poultry Farm (Roberts A\ A ) 64
Bullnch Adolfo y Cia 752
Burke Laly ^
Burton Baroness ®3
Campbell N D *®7
Carson A\ alter A. Sons '<
Carter James A Co *
Catabne Co xivii
Cavalle Juan Bautista de
Caj’zer Sir A B T Bait
Cliorlesworth lilrs
Cheviot SI eep Society (Scotland)
Chilean Iodine Committee
Chubb Sir Cecil Bart 745
Cooks Poultry I arms Ltd
Cooper Son A Co Ltd 77
Cooper McDougall & Robertson Ltd 14
Cnchton ^Irs B
CreggonACo Ltd Facing Inside Cox cr 108 A 457
Crooke* Fmest A 1®5
Crosland AA P •'
Cross Sir AAilhamCoak Bart 0*
Crowe Jolin
Dairy Laberatones '31
Dalton Holmes Mrs ^
Dance M ss AA inifred L ®3
Daresb ir\ Lord C A O
Devon Cattle Breeders Society _ . ^
D abolo Separators Ltd FacmgTillerage
Drake Kendall A Co Ltd xxvii
I ast 1 russ a CT amber of Agneulture 642
Ijist Prussia Herd Book Association of Black AATutc
Lowland Cattle Breeders 543
Fast Prus m Herd Book /Association of Fnesian Cattle
Breed n
Fast I rus. la Association of Breeders of tlie AATute
Pi'll grro 1 ig
East Prussia Aiuwiation of *iocieties of Breeder* of Pips 644
Last I*russia 1 oultrv Breeders Register 71
I-ast Prussia ‘'tu 1 Book Association cf Breedcrt of
Dniugl t Iforses 511
I-ost 1 niss a‘'tud Book Association of Breeders of the
Trakeluier Horse 540
I up' In anu, Leojx«ld 5-1
IJigldiBroe Ltd
IxiTord AA Unl'JM MP 1®^
1 xjiorlpesiell.wbaft fur Deutsche llcchrucl ten eo-KH 653
83
Pago
Fertilizer Sales Ltd 89
Imn /Arthur 105
Fiaber Fred T 100
titzroy Capt the Hon F A Alp 99
Flmt I M 83
Forth Mrs E J 83
Four Oaks Spraving Afachine Co xxii
FoxBrockbank A H 103
Fnbourg Black AAliite Dairy Cattle » 626
Fnesion Herd Book Society (Lceuwarden) 559
Ocncral Organisation for Breeding A Performance
of tl eOerman Light Horse 546
Oolden OP 94
Golden AV AI 63
Grant SirG Moepherson Bart 105
Harnson F H K 99
Hamson Mrs T F 64
Hamson AA T 105
Hawkee H F 64
Hcfttson Incubators (Spratts* Patent Ltd ) 62
Hedlej . George 64
Hereforf Herd Book Society 92
Heydemon Major 107
Hjckmg SirAAilliamIS Bert 98
Highland Cottle Society of Scotland 93
Hill Tltomas (Kmghtsbndge) Ltd viii
Hobson Harr^ACo viu
Holbom Suigical Instrumeni Co Ltd xxiv
Hollas Mrs K C 83
Hopkins G A Sons Ltd Facing Inside Fiont Cover
Houldavorth Col AV T R 100
Hunter Bros 433
IngersoU Mr A Mrs A\ F 634
Jeverland Herd Book Society 550
Jolly T L 105
Keane John lOo
Keny Hill (AA alee) Flock Book Society 103
Kidner Bros 04
Langmead AA alter 103
Lax Richard K 100
Lecube Dr Alejo P Lopez 760
LeGrand SutcUf A Gelt Ltd iv
London A Lancashire Insurance Co Ltd 103
Long AA L lOi
AIcGregor James D 107
Macintosh F 97
Aladseti JohnK CSl
Afansell Hunt Catty & Co Lt 1 xxiv
5(antiLixe Stock Company * C96
AIa}-Tiestx>ro Arabian Stud (AA R Broivn) CSl
Slexiean G<n eminent Department of Agneulture 7"2
Allies 1 1 -Col Sir Charles Bart lOo
Miller AA 105
AlillerAAnglt Mrs H 6.*
Afojonmer Bros Co li
5torgiin J I’ fi"
3tomEcin, Ilu^h 93
Morion Tliomos A Son 1 1 I xxir
Alusgmxe&Co Ltd 112
Nael H Ceril 105
National X>uroc Jersey ASooeiation CSl
National Pig Breeders Association 101
Negociaoon Riaso Ltd "77
NeL-xm II ft AA Ltd. xxv
Netl/ertan Is Herd Hc«t Assoctatiea 559
Near Iden bpreader Co ”12
NiehQL'<«t. C Ku
tVrtl ng L.Ltd fcc
Officer C J JO*
OUerburrAitonattooof PipBreeder* £52
01dmlairgAAe«'r Mont Catt.e Herd Dock AssonalKei £51
XVIII
pedigree breeders directory
PAINTS, rXAArELS \AIINISHES, ETC
Page
P niura
Walter Carson A Sons
PEST DESTROYERS
.fa!,T«(us r «!tci,ios el UKgezu^<r Ztrsi
Abol Ltd
B W instone &, Sons Ltd
PIG BITYERS
Aclel/ur$ di Coelone Comf
Compt iJorti de Cetjas S<
I Beer &, Sons Ltd
PIG JIEDICINES
\I/J camtxis pa r Cache s Mtd came las para Forces
\Stdca r tes para CrrJas Seh\i.t nemedisi ei
Bools Pure Drug Co Ltd
Cataline Co Ltd The
Cooper, ^IcDougall & Robertson Ltd
DtftWe Kendall 4- Co Ltd
Osmond & Son Ltd
Front Co\6t
XXVll
Yadil Products (192o) Ltd Inside Front Cover
PIGGERY , STABLE A COWHOUSE FITTINGS
Croggon A Co Ltd
English Bios Ltd
MuagrateACo Ltd
Focinglnside Cover, 10S,457
XXV
112
PUMPING ENGINEERS
LeQrand, SutcliII A Qell Ltd
SEEDSMEN
tfdrc!iilnUiirCrai <ietSrmtRC(S % endtdtfTtsie^enenlesaCtaos
\enJe-lores ie Sem lias y Craaoi SSmereienhandler
James Carter A Co 2
Exportgcaellaoliaft lut Deutsclie Hoohzuchten
m b II 553
Paul«en & Ilolseher 552
Sutton A Sons xxmi
SHEEP DIPS
5aiM« pour \[a ia,s Espec fcos pnra Malar a Sat
Haffos para Chelae Scha/MJer
Booto Pure Drug Co Ltd
Cooper, McDougall A Robertson Ltd
SHEEP AIEDICINES
ieha/mej I
> Oi that
Front Cover
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd
Cntalino Co Ltd The
Cooper, ‘McDougall & Robertson Ltd
DraKo Lcndall A Co Ltd xxvii
O’moii 1 A Son Ltd 17, ig
Y add Products (1025) Ltd Inside Front Cover
SHIPPING AGLNTS
/ Apr .
iffrites Mar
A'IqI'o Bullneh j Cta
\\ P Croslnnd
!>"< po! I Liigolinnnn
1 xp jrtrew llschaft fur Deutsche Hochzuchten
in h II
lUrry Hibson A Lo
•'I r m » 1 atent Ltd
lohn riiorntofi A Co
SHIPPING LINES
Page
HAW Nelson Ltd
SPORTING REQUISITES— BOOTS, LEGGINGS
AND GLO\ES
Ariults de Sport ISntles Leg! rigs et Gants
Re^is los para Lsporl Capi lldas Folamts t Luiat
AtUeliios parJ Uetortes UolaS Polaines y Giijrilts
Sportarttiel & St ejei Oamaschen wii ilandich >i
Tom Hill (Knightabndge) Ltd
SPRAYING MACHINERY
Pul /tiialeurtdt Liamdes Machinana Pi I eritidora
tfagu lutrus I nUtTita lore { mliiuA mgsapparate
Four Oaks Spraying Machine Co , Tlio
STABLL, COW HOUSE A PIGGERY FITTINGS
Croggon A Co Ltd
English Bros Ltd
MusgrateACo Ltd
Facing Inside Cover
108, 457
XXV
\ERMIN DESTROYERS
haaUodts l>es tuidorit ie Ratos e RatSet Maralat tie
Ratten und Mauseieriior ngimiM
Abol Ltd
B Winstone A Sons Ltd
VETERINARY REMEDIES
u/el
Benbow a Dog Mucture Co 75
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd Front Cover
Bowman Remedy Co of Gt Britain. X.td, 671
Catahne Co Ltd , The xxvii
Cooper McDougall A Robertson Ltd 14
Dairy Laboratories Tlio 731
Drake Kendall A Co Ltd xxvii
Osmond A Son Ltd 17> 18
Percival s Special \ eterinory Ointment xxvi
Yadtl Products (1925) Ltd Inside Front Cover
VETERINARY A SURGICAL APPLIANCES
p I rargKOt TteraritlKl t und Chirutg seke Cerate
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd
Holbom Surgical Instrument Co Ltd
WATER SUPPLIES
Jutr hut onsd Eau Abuslectmentos r Agua
46asef>menlos de Agua assenvrsorgung
LoGrand, Sutchff A Cell Ltd
Puds Pofos Pocot Drunnen
LcGrand Sutclifl A Gell Ltd
WIRE NETTING
TwU SMTiUfFer Mam,
Croton A Co Ltd
mbreTejido Drahinels
Facing Inside Cover
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Page
Aberdeon Angiis Cattle Society 100
Abol Ltd u
Allen llanburj'8 Ltd 103
Angler Cattle Herd Book Association 549
Association of Breeders of Light Horses in Hanover 543
Association of Breeders of Schlesing Draught Horses 552
Associatc<l Manufacturers Co (London) Ltd 4
A3-son, t\ lUiam JOO
Baker James 103
Barr A Stroud Ltd xsiv
Buanan Associationof Societies of Cattle Breeders 651
Beer I k Sons Ltd 168
Bchr Mo^ \ and M lotersheun Alfred v 544
Benbow s Dog Mixture Co 76
Betts J RajTicr 105
Bevnon ^Irs M J 83
Bide S A Sons Ltd 102
Biggs John I A Son 422
Blight George A Sons • 100
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd ChitBide Front Covet
Boucl cr P F 107
Bougl ton SirM St \ Rouse Bart 100
Bo^vman Remedy Co 871
Broekhujien \ mold van xxsiu
Broughton Poultry Farm (Roberts 1\ A ) 64
Bullrich \dolfo > Cia 752
Burke Lady ^
Burton Baroness 83
Campbell N D 187
Carson Balter A Sons
Carter James A Co 2
CataLne Co xxvii
Cavalle Juan Bautista de
Caj’zcr Sir A B T Bart
Cliarlcsworth Mrs
Cheviot SI eep Society (Scotland)
Chilean Iodine Committee --
Chubb Sir Cecil Bart 74$
Cooks Poultrj farmsLtd
Cooper Son A Co Ltd 77
Cooper McDo gall A Robertson Ltd 14
Cnenton Mrs B 82
CreggonACo Ltd lacing Inside Cover 108 A 457
Crooke* Fmost A 188
Crosland M P •'
Cross Sir M Ilham Coak Bart 81
Crowe John ®8
Dairy Laberatones
Dalton Holmes ’Mrs ^
Dance si 1\ inifrcd L ^
Daresb in Lord CIO 1^
Devon Cattle Breeders Society "4
D ftbolo '=eparetore Ltd Facing Title Page
Drake Kendall A Co Ltd ixvii
I ast 1 niss a CT an brr of Agriculture 542
Ijist Prussia Herd Book Association of Black MTule
Ixivrland Cattle Breeders 543
FastPrus allertlBook Vssociationofh nesinnCntlle
Breed rs .
Fast I nis- la \ssocinfion of Breeders of tl e WTute
Pisl gree 1 ig 845
Basil rus a \ssociationcf ^letiosof Breedersof Pigs 544
l-a«t I*nissia 1 oultn BreedTS Register 71
IViK a ‘'tu 1 Book Association cf Drredns of
Dmugl t Horses 811
Iji 1 1 ntv* a ''tui Hock Association of Breeders of the
1 rakel ner Horse *J8
I ng< In aruv. Leoj>old 8 I
I n^l d Brw Ltd ^
1 venusl Lin Isav 51 P IM
1 sjvortp'srlLsel aft fur Deutselie Hochnichten ni-b II 553
83
Pag©
Fertiluer Sales Ltd 89
tmn Arthur 105
Fisher Fred T 100
litzroy Capt the Hon I A MP 99
Flmt f M 83
Forth Mrs E J 83
Four Oaks Spranng 5fachmc Co xxii
FovDrockbank A H 103
Fnbourg Black Wiite Dairy Cattle • 626
Pnesian Herd Book Society (Lceuwarden) 559
Oeneral Organisation for Breeding A Performance
of the German Light Horse 646
Colden OP 94
Golden 51 63
Grant SirG Maepherson Bart 105
Hamson F H K 99
Hamaon Mrs T F 64
Hamson W T 105
llatrkee H F 64
nearson Incubators (Spratts Patent Ltd ) 62
Hedlej George 64
Hereford Herd Book Society 92
Reydcman Major 107
Hicking SirMiUiam>i Bart 98
Highland Cattle Society of Scotland 93
Hill Tl omas (l^ghtsbndge) Ltd viii
Hobson Harry A Co viii
Holbom Surgical IcstrumcDt Co Ltd xxiv
Ilollas Mrs K C 83
Hopkins G ASonaLtd Facing Inside Fiont Cover
Houlds^orth Col W T R 100
Hunter Bros 433
Tngersoli Mr A Mrs W F 634
Jeverlond Herd Book Society 550
Jolly T L 105
Keane John IOj
Keny Hill (U ales) Flock Book Society 103
Kictner Bros 64
Langmead Balter 103
Lax Richard K 100
Leeube Dr Alejo P Lopez 750
LeGrand Sulclilf A Cell Ltd iv
London A Lancashire Insurance Co Ltd lOS
Long B 1 IOj
McGregor James D 107
Macintosh F 97
Madsen Jolin K fS4
^lonsell Hunt Catty A Co Lt ! xxiv
Slanti Live Stock Company • COO
Mavnesboro Arabian Stud fB R Brown) rsi
Mexican Government Department of Agneuittire 7"J
Milea Lt -Col ^^ir Clarice Bart I0.j
Mdkr B 105
MilkrBnglt Mrs II 8-’
Mojonnier Bros Co H
Morgan J P 9"
Momson. Hugh 93
Mor«oo Tl otnas A Son III xzix
MusgraveACo Ltd 112
Nasi H Cecil la
National Duroc Jersey A&iociaticrn 651
Nat cnal I*ig Breeders Aaroeiation 101
Ne~ocian«i Riaao Ltd
NeUojn, H AB Ltd. xxv
Nrtlirrlsn ta Herd Beok A»oetat»eB 550
New Iiksi Spreader Cb 712
Nielic>L<vi, C. jfi
OrrtLng L.Ltd fei*
Officer t. J Jfr
OltcTburgAa-onaiiCDof I'lgitrreden ^2
OdenUrrgBcwr Jlartl Cattle Herd liock Aavjriatirn Ml
XVIII
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
PAINTS rXAMFLS, \ ARMSHrS. I TC
P nturat Es n lit L itnitel Pa
■\\ alter Carson A Sons
PEST DPSTROAI RS
ichfUurs itt Cocio * Compralo.
Con pr iJorrt It CirJoi ^ckue
I Beer A Sons Ltd
camen s po r Cn ho s MtJ (am.
ltd n los pa'a CtrJos licit, i
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd
Cataline Co Ltd TIio
Cooper, McDougftll A Robertson Ltd
Drake Kendall A Co Ltd
Osmond A Son Ltd
A advl Producti { I02o) Ltd It
17. 18
Insula Front Coser
PIQOER-i . STABLE A COW HOUSE FITTINGS
Croggon A Co Ltd FacmglnsidcCovor, 103,457
Englitb Bros Ltd xxv
Musgrave A Co ltd 112
PUMPING ENGINEERS
SHIITINC. LIM & Poge
Compagntn Jt \a ift/ »« Linhai dt \ apotet
Utuat Jf \ apori! ',{ktlUnun
11 A Ntli«on I Id xxv
SPOUTING 111 QUISITl S— BOOTS. LI CGISGS
AND C.l 0\ I S
trt Ut Jt t cd ti lege et C Jnli
le/ i I I paej I $roel Lag i llocii Pel i net e I unt
Ae I laot ft a tlep niei i nl i I altinei v G JnUi
‘sfoelAti hel K SIte/tl Oimat ken n-iJ Hindi Uli
Tom Hill (Ktiighlsbridgn) I td Mu
SPUAMNG •MVCHINI n\
lour Oates feprnj jt g Marl mo Co , T1 o xxii
STAPn , COUHOLSl A PICGLUl IlITINGS
Croggon A Co ltd I ncing Inside Cosor
Lngludi Bro^ I td
'lusgra\o A Co 1 til
\ I HMIN D1 STROl I RS
LeGrand Sutelill A Oell Ltd
MTHIINARI B1 MLDll S
\fartlanisJe G a esrlSeme eet t tnd/Jotetde ^tmenlettCedot
ye tilorti tie Sem I al y On of Sdmeri e ham! er
James Carter A Co
Exportgesellechaft fur Deutsche Hochzuchten
mbll
Paulsen & llohcher
Sutton A Sons
Boflos pa a 0 ijas S hafbal
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd Front Cover
Cooper, McDougall A Robertson Ltd 14
SHEEP MEDICINES
MeJ aments po r Mo o s Med camenlos pata O that
Espn f cos fu»a O «jns S hafmej i nen
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd Front Co^er
Cataline Co Ltd The xxvii
Coopor SIcDougall & Robertson Ltd 14
Drake Kendall A Co Ltd xxvii
Osmond A Son Ltd 17 18
Aadil Products (IQ’S) Ltd Inside Front Cover
SHIPPING AGENTS
Adolfo Bullncb y Cia 752
W P Crosland U
I^oopold Lngelmann 621
Exportgesellsehaft fur Deutsche Hochzuchten
mbll 553
Harry Hobson A Co vui
Spraits Patent Ltd ii
John Tbomton A Co 56
Benbow s Dog Alixturo Co
Boots Pum Drug Co Ltd Iront C
Bowman Remedj Co of Gt Britain I td
Cotnlino Co Ltd , The :
Cooi>cr McDougall A Robertson Ltd
Dairy Laboratories Tlie
Drake Kendall A Co Ltd '
Osmond A Son Ltd 1
PeeciNal a '^ptcial I eterinarj Ointment
ladil Products (1D25) Ltd Inside Front C
VLTERINARY A SURGICAL APPLIANCES
tnstnme IsdeCk megeilpnar 1 i enna res iceessoros
I elerm r <n a C rnrgieos Ins nen of I ete nar oS y
0 e rg cos TterSrcl heinlCh rurg s he Cera e
Boots Puto Drug Co Ltd Front C
Holbom Surgical Instrument Co Ltd
WATER SUPPLIES
i>KrS loss <{ £aii fmrpiloirf^fK4
Abase me Ua it Aguri \i assenersorg »g
LeGrand Sutcliff A Gcll Ltd
LeGrand Sutcliff A Cell Ltd
rretllsenFildeFer ArameTecdo
Croggon A Co Ltd
nbre Tejtdo Drahtnets
Facing Inside Cover
lOS, 457
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO ADVERTISERS.
Pape
Abcniecn Angus Cftttle Society 100
Abol Ltd n
Allen A, Ilanburj-s Ltd 108
Angler Cattle HenI Book Association 649
Association of Breeders of Light Horse3inHano\er 643
Association of Brecxlers of Schleswig Draught Horses 652
Associated Manufacturers Co (London^ Ltd 4
Aj'son M lUiam 106
Baker James 103
Barr A Stroud Ltd xxiv
Ba\ anan Association ol Societies of Cattle Breeders 551
Beer I A Sons Ltd 168
Bchr, Ma^ \ and M letorsheim Alfred v 544
Benbow 3 Dog ^IiTture Co 76
Betts J Rayncr 105
Bevnon ^Irs M J 83
Bide S A Sons Ltd 102
Biggs John E A Son 422
Blight George A Sons • 100
Boots Pure Drug Co Ltd Outaide FrontCover
Boucher P F 107
Boughton SirW St A Rouse Bart 100
Bowman Remedy Co 671
Broekhujren Arnold von sxtiii
Broughton Poultry Farm (Roberta \\ A ) 61
Bullneii Sdolfo y Cia 752
Burke Lady W
Burton Baroneaa 83
Campbell Is D 107
Carson M alter A Sons
Carter James A Co 2
Catalme Co * «?„'
Cavalle Juan Bautista de 753
Caywr, Sir A B T Bsrt IM
Cliarlesworth Sirs 83
Cheviot SI eep Society (Scotland) w
Chilean Iodine Committee -8
Cliubb Sir Cecil Bart "48
C^ks Poultry harms Ltd 60 A 64
Cooper Son A Co Ltd 77
Cooper McDougoll A Robertson Ltd 14
Cnchton Mrs R 82
CreggonA Co Ltd Facing Inside Cover, 108 A 457
Crookes Fmest t 105
Croftland t\ P 'J
Cross Slr^Vlllla^lCoak. Bort Ol
Crowe John
Dairy Laberatonea '31
Dalton Holmes Mrs ^
Dance Miss M mified L 83
Darcsbun Lord C \ O I0»
Devon C-attle Hneders Society 01
Diabolo beparatoTS Ltd FacingTHlc Page
Drake KendallACo Ltd 3C»sii
1 ast Pruss a O sinl>f’r of Agnculturo 54J
I ast Prussia Herd Book tssociation of Black White
Lowland Cattle Breeders 513
East Prussia Hcnl Book Association of hnesian Cattle
Dreed rs 643
East I nissin tssociation of Breeders of tie vVIule
Psligwolig 645
EastPrus.ia VR.wiationof^iocictirtcf Brsedersof I’lgs 541
l,nst 1 russia 1 lultrv Brcevl'rs Register 71
I,ast I'nis-sia "stu 1 Book Association cf Breeders of
Dmiigl t Horses 541
1-ast l»nis.sia Still Book Association of Breeders of tlie
Trak-eliner Horse 540
I ngi Imnrui. Leopold 621
ijigldiUroe Ltd
Ivi-nuvl M Linlsav.MP 103
1 *i>ortge^ll-<ehaft fur Deutselie Hcchruel ten cub-H 553
Fertilizer Sales Ltd
Finn Arthtir
Fislier Fred T
Fitzix^ Capt the Hon F A,MP
Flint F M
Forth Mrs E J
Four Oaks Spraving Machine Co
Fox Brockbnnlc A H
Fnbouig Black Wliife Dairy Cattle »
Pnesian H<rd Book Society (Lceuwarden)
Qencml Organisation for Breeding A Performance
oftlief^rman Light Horse
Colden O P
Golden W ^f
Grant SirG Maepherson, Bart
Ilomson F H K
Homson Mrs T F
Hamson, \\ T
Hawkes H F
Hearson Incubators (Spratta* Patent Ltd )
Hed)e> Geoigo
Hereford Herd Book Society
Heydctnan Major
Hicking Sir U illiam ]S , Bart
Highland Cattle Society of Gotland
Hill TliomasfKnifthtsbndge) Ltd
Hobson Harry A Q;
Holbom Surgical Instrument Co Ltd
Hollas Mrs K C
Facing Inside Fiont Cov er
Hopkins G A Sons Ltd
Houldsworth, Col \V T R
Hunter Bros
IngersoU Mr A Mrs W F
Jeveriand Herd Book Society
Jolly. T L
Keone John
Kerry Hill (U ales) Flock Book Societj
Kidi^Bros
Lsngmead Halter
l,ax Richard K
Lecube Dr Alejo P Lopez
LeCrand Sutcliff A Cell Ltd
Jxindon A Lancosturo Insurance Co Ltd
Long H 1
Mcf regor James D
Macintonh F
Macl«en John K
Mansell Hunt Chtty A Co Ltd
Sfanti Live Stock Company •
Jlavnesboro Arabian Stud R BrowTi)
Mexican Government Deportment of Agriculture
Miles Lt -Co! Sir Charles Bart
Miller V\
Sillier Wnglit Mrs H
Mojonnier Itrcs Co
Morgan J P
5Ioctisoti, Hugh
Morson Thomas A Son I f I
31uagraveACo Ltd
Nasi 11 Crell
Nattanal Dutcic Jersey Asnocialioa
Naticna) Pig Droeders Association
NegociaiCion luaso Ltd
■Nebion H A Ltd
NrM«Ttar Is Herd Bock Aasocvatics
New Idea bprrader Co
NielmLir*!,
OmI n? L.Ltd
OtfierT.C.J
O FaiUirg Anwjeiatioo of I'lg llrrr«W s
O'Jrtdairg U carr Marsh Cottle Herd Rook
vin
viu
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Pag®
82
17&I8
C50
852
7-16
Oldenburg Iloree Breeders Association
Oosterveen Madame
Osmond & bon Ltd
Ost-Fnesion Cattle Breeders Association
Owen & Livingstone
Paget Leopold C
Palmer Copt R E
Paulsen & llolscher
Peabody Henry W A, Co of London
Peel Jlra John
Percival s *?pecial \ etennarv Ouitmont
Pierce F C^l
Pilkington H C
Pinknoj B Court Poultry I arm o*
Pmzgau Cottle 437
Pomeraman Herd Book Association of Breeders of
Black White Lowland Cattle 5*^
Powell Gerald 482
Pratt SON
Pnnee Smith Sir Pnnee Bart 03
Prudential Assurance Co Ltd
Purde lanR 103
Rsekley J A Sons 101
Rank J V 83
Red I oil Cattle Society 743
R^ ^^lte Holstein Cattle Association C52
Bcid James A "0
Rcndall E P W
Rhine Province Association of Breeders of Rhineland
Draught Horses 848
Rtppin Capt AC 09
Rivingt<>t> ^ S
Rogers Mrs Margaret 64
Rosales Rafael Alberto '66
Buffer F '61
Sadler. Mrs Haves OSAIOl
Sandbach Col S 64
Sehlaferman H 83
Soott MisaW H 83
Page
Rliirloy r I & Sons
b> ort Trusters of t) c Lstate I 106
Short! om Cattle Breeders Association m Schlrswig
HoLstein 540
S! ort! om Socict) of Great BnCain A Ireland "44
bilcock U A Sons Ltd Jacket A 03
Smith George \\ (Norwich) ltd CO
Smit! O Mortimer 83
Sparkn D K U 432
Spiller T R JOS
Spratta 1 atent I td (i
Stanton Mn 82
8trp!m Mrs 83
Stoier \\ ill am Ltd 84
Sutton A Sons xxxii
Swiss Central Cattle Breeders Association 620
Taylor Miss C N C4
Tiomas C! arles C 730
Thornton John & Co
Th)™^ MissD
Tiild Mrs A F
Towgooi! Ldward A Sons Ltd
Tory Robert N»
Trousdale Mrs C G
United I otAsh Co Ltd
\ anstonc \\ J
\1ckcr9 Alien
\ illoon JosA A Maunee Petit dc la
\ inson T! omaa Mrs
Wallis Crown Cork Co
\\1 arton S d
\V1 iffen A bona Ltd
W oodtxirough Herd
Winstone B A Sons Ltd
Wyandotte Geonscr 8g
\8 hlProducts {10''5) Ltd Inside Front Cover
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preeb ^ocietieg, i,ibegtodi (l^ffi'ccrg
AND
Cbamfaerg of Agriculture
jn most (Countries an Qurope, ^jnerica, and ir many otAsr
Qountnes Overseas, often consult us concerning British greeds and
their breeders
Secretaries of '^riiish ^reed Soci eties
are ashed, therefore, to couimunjcate With us and to send us their
Jferd, f^lach and ^ooTls, With particulars of Jfew JffeiriheTS, etc
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XXI
HOW TO USE THE DIRECTORY.
EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS, ABBREVIATIONS ETC
Every effort Vias been made to make ibe Directory a bandy Boo^ 0 / Reference Symbols have been used to
indicate the extent of a Breeder’s Activities, and to avoid the duplication of names when the Lists are used for
Mailing Purposes Thus, the letters in ttaUa idter a Breeder’s name indicate :
(<) nun* *1ta in C*nte Smua. (A) name *!«> m Horae Section
(<) K Sheen _ (/) • Peultfr
Pif (A Dot »
In the United States of America Lists (pages 685-731). these Symbols are used in conjunction with
numbers, as each list in this Section is numbered : For example C 1 indicates that a Breeder's name appears m
the American Hereford Gittle Breeders' List and so on«
In the English, Welsh, Scotch and Irish Sections :
t . indicates that a Breeder is a Member of a Milk Recording Society.
* indicates that the Breeder owned a Champion m this particular breed at one of the leading
Shows dunng the past year.
For Departments, Colleges and Schools of Agriculture J see under *' Agnculture " or " Agricultural "
„ Governments Demonstration or Experimental Farms, and Stations : sec under " Demonstra-
tion " and ' Experimental
{Se* detailed Index p/» X & XI)
Abbreviations ;
For Aberdeen Angus
Aber Angus
For Hampshire Down
.. HampshireDn
, Belted Callowey
Belld. Cilloway
Lincoln Long V ool
Lincoln LU
Deiry Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
.. MeaintJin Black Face
Mtn BIk Face
„ Dun & Belted Gallowiy
Dun & Belsd Cal]
. Kent or Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Illawari Milt:ing Shorthorn
IIU M Shthem
„ Gloucester Old Spots
Clot Old Spots
„ Lincoln Red Shorthorn
L.R Shorthorn
.. Large & Middle Vhite
L&M UTute
„ Milking Shorthorn
Mkg Shorthorn
« Large tX'hile Ulster
L.^ Ulrter
„ Border Leicertef
Bord Leicester
. VretsesSaddlidiaek
W SaddleUck
„ Dm-on Long ool
Devon LW
. Yorkshire Large Ulute
Yorks (LV )
„ English Leicester
Eng Leicester
„ Yorkshire MwidleUTiite
Yorks. (Mtl )
No Breeders Name and Address hase been entered unless first submitted for approval or correction, and
vihile all possible care has been taken to gi>e correct information the Editor and Publishers accept no
re$pon$ibilit> for possible errors or omissions etc.
XX
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Oldenburg Horee Breeders’ Aesocmtion
Oostervecn Aladame
Osmond & bon Ltd 17
Obt Fnesian Cattle Breeders* Association
Owen & Livingstone
Paget Leopold C
Palmer, Capt R E
Paulsen & Holscher
Peabody, Henry W A, Co of London
Peel Mrs Jolm
Percival s Special \ eterinarv Ointment
Pierce E 0^1
Pilkington H C
Pinkney s Court Poultry Farm
Pinzgau Cattle
Pomeraman Herd Book Association of Breeders of
Black ^Vhite Lowland Cattle
Powell Gerald
Pratt S C N
Pnnce-Srmth SirPnnce Bart
Prudential Assurance Co Ltd
Purdie Ian R
Rackley , J & Sons
Rank J V
Red Poll Cattle Society
Red ^Vhite Holstein Cattle Association
Reid James A
Rendall E F
Rhino Province Association of Breeders of Rhmelaod
Draught Horses
Rmi^on H 8
Rogers Mrs Horgaret
Rosales Rafael ^berto
Ruffier F
Sadler, Mrs Hayea
Sandbach Col S
Schlaferman H
Scott 'Miss Vi H
RlitrIcy.J I A Sons 09
Sturt Trustees of the I-statc F JOC
Shorthorn Cattle Breeders Association m Schkawig
Holstein 5-J9
SI ortl om Society of Great Britain A Ireland
Silcock R A Sons Ltd Jacket AOS
Smith, George W (Norwich) Ltd CO
Smith O Mortimer 83
Iparkee D K \\ 432
Spillcr T R ]05
Spratta Patent Ltd {i
Stanton. Sirs 82
Stcplen Mrs 83
Storer, itliam. Ltd 84
Sutton A Sons xxxit
Swiss Centra] Cattle Breeders Association 620
Taylor Miss C S (54
Thomas Charles C 232
Thornton John A Cb gg
Thynne, Miss D 03
Tidd Mrs A L 83
Towgooii Ldward A Sons Ltd I03
Tory Robert \ » 05
Trousdale Mrs EG 83
United PotAsli Co Ltd 80
\anstone U J 83
\ ickers Alien j0-
\tIleon Joed A ^Inunce Petit dc la 753
^ inson Thomas Mrs 1 64
MalliaCrown Cork Co on
Rlmrton S d 75
Wliiffcn ASons Ltd
noodboromh llml 102 453 54, -ji
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XXI
HOW TO USE THE DIRECTORY.
EXPLANATION OF SYMBOLS ABBREVIATIONS ETC
Every effort has been made to make the Directory a handy Book of Reference Symbols have been used to
indicate the extent of a Breeder's Activities and to avoid the duplication of names when the Lists are used for
Mailing Purposes Thus, the letters in italics after a Breeder's name indicate t
(e) lum* alio in Cattle Secuoai (A) name alu n tlona Section
(») P < ^ thg ^
In the United States of America Lists (pages 685*731), these Symbols are used in conjunction with
numbers, as each list m this Section is numbered : For example C I indicates that a Breeder's name appears in
the American Hereford Gittle Breeders List, and so on.
In the English Welsh Scotch and Irish Sections :
t indicates that a Breeder is a Member of a Milk Recording Soaety.
* indicates that the Breeder owned a Champion in this particular breed at one of the leading
Shows during the past year
For Departments Colleges and Schools of Agriculture t see under " Agriculture " or " Agricultural "
, Governments Demonstration or Experimental Farms, and Stations * see under " Demonstra-
tion and * Experimental '
(5« dttttiUi Index pp X Si XI) •
Abbreviations :
'or Aberdeen Angus
Aber Angus
For Hampshire Dovm
Hampshire Dn
Belted Csllowiy
Belld, C*l5ow«jf
M Lincoln Long ool
Lincoln 1_V(
D* ry Shorthorn
0 Shorthorn
M Mamtj n Black Face
Mtn BIk Face
E)un & Belted Callovi’iy
Dun & Beltd Call
Kent or Romney MariK
Romney Marsh
IlUwars Milking Shorthorn
IIU M ShtItom
M Clcuceder Old Spots
Cloa Old Spots
„ Lincoln Red Shorthorn
L.R Shorthorn
M Large Be Middle (e
L «( M WTiite
„ Milking Shorthorn
Mkf Shorthorn
.. Large Ulute Ulster
L.U Ulster
„ Border Leicester
Bord. Leicnter
. Vessel Saddleback
U Saddleback
„ Devon Long W ool
Devon LW
„ Yorkshire Large Uliite
Yorks (LU )
English Le cester
Eng L^iceiter
» forksh reMddleUTute
Yoils.(MVt )
No Breeders Name and Address hasc been entered unless fint submitted for approval or correction, and
%\hile all possible care has been taken to give correct infomution the Editor and Publishers accept no
rcsponsibiht) for possible errors or omissions etc.
XXII
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
YORKSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
Patron- HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE KING.
Vtee-Palroni. HR.H THE PRINCE OF WALES. K.a, and
DUKE OF GLOUCESTER, K C.
Pr««deni (1928) SIR HAROLD NUCKINTOSH
CITY OF YORK, Ntw Street Chambera
CKa.riwncf Coonc.l MR GEORGE KCNDRFVI
YORKSHIRE LIVE STOCK BREEDS-
Atnonc Great Britain a Most PiiOMixrvr
breeds of Hor-ses Cattle, falioep ami Pigs n great
number has originated, ond is to daj bnil, in
the County of Yorkshire
THE YORKSHIRE AGRICULTtlRAL SOCIETY,
Founded 1887
is one of Britain a oldest Assoeiatioas of Agn
cultunats and Stock Breeders riiroueli the
assistance of the Society s Showa the lorkshire
Breeds are const nntiv shipped to all count rica of tlie
world
CRIAS DE GANADO YORKSHIRE
I ntn las erla« enbnllnre'* snciiDnit o\ejtinn<i
> porcinas MAs PnoMi\rNTrH ile la (,rnn Ilri faTn,
mucliaa han oncinndo \ aon rrindas 1 o\ din eri
el Condado de \ orkalure
LA SOCIEDAD AQRfCOLA DE YORKSHIRE
Fuadada ca 1887
la ima do Ins A'odniioms «!e Acriciiltotes j
Criodons dc Oana lo mts antigiins di la Gran
Bretaim I’or mfcnmdio de estn Sociedail
Ins crfns de gnnado dc lorkshirc se esportnn
eonstnnfernente a todoa los pni-ics dil mnndo
THE “GREAT YORKSHIRE SHOW” will be held at
HULL, JULY, 1930.
A. S CAVERS, Smturr N*w StrMt Cksmh*r« Ysrk.
‘‘Four Oaks” S SPRAYING
LIMEWASHING
iiS»
^DISINFECTING AIACHINES
are nbsoluteh indi'*pen»able to e\erj Pidigrwj Stock Breeder One of these
nuieliines will keep Cowhou«e8 Dairies ''tabl s Piggeries etc , olwavs
sncct and clean nnd wonl off disease Prevention is better than cure ”
Can be used bv nnv farm labourer For limew ashing work will save its cost ,
first time of using Four Oaks machines are constantly used for combating |
tlic terrible Foot and Alouth disease
Blustratioa — ^The machine illustrated is tlie Four Oaks ” M izord de LuTe ’
Pattern price FiTC Cuioeas, camago paid |
Six Gallon Container of very strong fluted design 10 ft best armoured
hose levwr action to pump, complete with 2 nozzles strainer, etc
Other patterns from 62/6 Send for complete Catalogues free on AppticaUon
to
THE SOLE MANUFACTURERS
The FOUR OAKS SPRAYING
-- MACHINE CO.===
Four Oaks Works, Sutton Coldfield, BIRMINGHAM.
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Teleihone. SOS Satton Coldbeld.
AtM far Spet tU List of CkarJoek and Potato Spraytn
TdegTMu " SPRAYERS POTO OAKS ”
The Prudential Assurance Co. Ltd.
Chief OfHce : Hotbarn Bart, Londoo, E.C. 1
IS THE LARGEST
INSURANCE INSTITUTION IN THE
BRITISH EMPIRE
and transacts — Life (Ordinary. Industrial and Group Assurances) — Fire — Burglary — Marine —
Wotlvmen’s Compensation — Accident — Motor Car — Motor C>cle ~ Fidelity Guarantee —
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Funds of all Branches
CLAIMS PAID Exceed
£, 209 , 000,000
£, 289 , 000,000
Yorkshire Insurance Co., Ltd
ESTABtlStiED OVER 100 YEARS.
AH Classes of Insurance Transacted.
BRANCHES HOME AND ABROAD.
Chief Offices: YORK and LONDON
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PEDIGREF BREEDERS DIRECTORY
Bcrr© Stmn0-
BINOCULARS
« 10 '
SHARP DEFOrmOR
LASOE BRILLIANT FIELO
PLEASmO STEREOSCOPIC EFFECT
Bftp tct foeus^nc 0 s >3 "> 'n
Centril 0 I >3 m m
Eyep »ce « * 30 s m m
C«ntr»l «*30Smm - ‘ i
CenMl Stsesmm 6 10 0
Includ ng leithtr c*i«i ind atrtpi
AN ALL-BRITISB GLASS
OBTAINAfiLE FROM LEACtNO RETAILERS
Stml /9f FeUtrfio 10 anJ pumte/ Mr/sitfo It'
BARR & STROUDy LIMITED
Analeslind, Tud# M«k 15 Victoria St,
Glasgow London, S W 4
CAPS FOR BOTTLING
GRADE “A” MILK
We we manulactunng these Caps \n large quantities
jn Strong, Tough Paper Suitably printed wuh
Customer’s name and day o{ Bottling
Samples and luW particulars on applicat on Iron
Mansell, Hunt, Catty & Co.,
Limited,
Cieitv Road, HAMPSTEAD, n.Vf.3.
TslephsPt Hiapitead 7800
THE HOLBORN
BLOODLESS CASTRATOR
BUSDIZZO S UETHOD
for bloodlPM rnalralion of H lU lloraea Ac 00/-
Ditto Hit) Icnro roat SC/-
Scnitllof a zo for Hamj I etc .
InstroetiODS lor Die — The nmmnl ■« eaalmicl m a ainndmt;
poa ti n One testicle is first pi Ileal down a« far e* {xissiLiIe
into It e wrotum nniJ tl e sperinetie cord is I rl 1 nsmnst t> e
le of tie MTOliim 1) p ree| * are tien njjled just
lie tho ep liJt m a and f rat closed with ihe 1 of t) e
Foteepa an (i <
tune a liiiie hik* er tip t)nn the f r«t Thn other cord is
t'ente I m tl snme w«> an I tie operation H f nished
Con)|le(« \ir<]h} of tie testicles tskea plnre in nl*out 40
iU>a and at the Kame time n soft fat seroliim is formed
Afsu> /Wusifirffd Ccfiihjue Po»l Ffte
THE HOLBORN SURCICAL INSTRUMENT CO . LTD ,
SB Thaviet Ino LONDON E C 1
THE SLRE AND EFFECTIVE METHOD OF KILLING
RATS 4t MICE HARMLESS TO LIVESTOCK AND HUMAN BEINGS
SafipheJ ty leading Chemists and Stores tn tins
1/- small size I/O medium size J2/0 large size.
‘"inslone&Sooa LtiL,100 101Shoelane l^doD EC
SoleMaDufaeturers 1
PFDICREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
XXV
FITTED WITH STEEL STALLS and
STANCHIONS WATER BOWLS
MANURE and FODDER CARRIERS
and other Labour Saving Devices
WRITB FOR ILLUSTRATED LISTS
l»u« a arv« Cat* one
thovire many C*i fn* a *o
ot Modem Sanitary Cow
HouMi and Flttlnts-
English Brothers Ltd
EttabUsbed 100 years
PO BOX2P
WISBECH
NELSON
LINES
RIVER PLATE
STEAMERS
Saj\»ng» FftsKt and Pa»us«t
apply to
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98, LeadeoLall Street,
London, E.C.3
86 New Street. B rm ngbam or
Colon al Houie
20 Vater Street Liverpool
REGULAR SAILINGS
FROM
LONDON
AND
LIVERPOOL
TO
MONTEVIDEO
AND
BUENOS AYRES
AeeommoJalion for a hmtUd numher of
PEDIGREE LIVE STOCK
XXVI
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
SHIRLEY’S
LlZE DAIRY”
HAS A WIDE REPUTATION FOR ITS HIGH QUALITY
AND IS CONSISTENTLY PROVING ITS SUPERIORITY BY
THE OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS OBTAINED BY USERS.
One of the Latest Proofs :
AT THE ROYAL SHOW 1928, THE CHAMPION
DAIRY SHORTHORN COW WAS AGAIN FED
ON SHIRLEY’S “PRIZE DAIRY” CAKE.
THIS MAKES THE FIFTH CONSECUTIVE
YEAR THAT THE CHAMPION DAIRY SHORT-
HORN COW AT THE ROYAL SHOW HAS
BEEN FED ON THIS CAKE.
This Perfectly Balanced
NO SPICE or UN^NATURAL
Dairy Cake contains
FORCING INGREDIENTS.
Write for Carritfe Paid price*
and full particulars to
SHIRLEY
& SON,
BLETCHLEY,
BUCKS.
1 OR LOCAL AGENTS. ||
PERCIVAL’S SPECIAL VETERINARY OINTMENT. 1
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
XXVII
PROW’S
RINGWORM CURE
A Certain Cure for Rinffworm
in «11 Li\e Slock
Prices— 4 6, 8 6, and large size £1 5s.
GARGET
1 OINTMENT
I For Sores, Hard Udders m
1 E^^es and Cov,s Soolhes,
Soflcns and Heals
Tins — 3 6 and £1.
D.K. BLOOD SALTS
I For Horses and Cattle.
It Purifies theBlood A Tonic
Acts on the Liver and Kidnejs.
Promotes Genera! Health.
Prevents & Cures Skin Diseases
Sold in 12 6 and £1 15s. Tins.
Something like a Bag!
SPECIAL SPIRIT
A Powerful Restorative and
Pick-Me-Up. Also for Chills,
Colds, Gripes, and Scours.
£1 per doz.
\dRAKE, KENDALL/
\ .na CO- LTD / — -
\29, Seymour Place/
\ Marble Arch /
\ London /
\ W. /
ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS
Aae wbn It {Ml WTonr
ui( » ditocb tbal porge* sod tpoUi
Ibe wktte time bilhiag
or •neiBtlng but dieacb premptly Mtb
CATALINE
according lu dircctioot and tbe reiull will be
BAG REDUCED TO NORMAL
AND MILK FIT FOR USE!
WHO SAYS SO? READ THE FOLLOWING
A T Mites, Higher Farm, Bagber, Sturminster
Newton, writes
'*1 have found CATALINE a capital drench. Just
recently I had a cow slip her calf 6 weeks before
time, and a very badly swollen udder, giving only
2 quarts of mflk a day. after using a few bottles
of the medicine the udder became normal, cow
brightened up, and Is now glvmg 14 quarts a day
although her season of 40 weeks does not end for
3 weeks "
For Udder troubles In Cows and Ewes, a few
drenches of CATALINE will render the milk per-
fectly good, Increasing the quantity and effecting
a complete cure, although the udder may be swollen
to twice Its ordinary sire, and the milk full of clots.
REMEMBER-
One drench of Catallne giita promptly
wfl] do the work of six given to-morrow.
The Sole Makers. The Catallne Co , Ltd., Bristol,
wiQ put to four door 12 botUn eonUi^inr (umcicat medlcist
to mate 43 Cov $6 SHee; Coat Calf or Pig Drvac.'vo for 4S •.
Partnnt most accsmranr ord«r Catallct eaa b« obtained
tma But Chemlsti, at 3 9 per bottle
KXVI
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
V.Urin«T Orntment g TJniW.nto Tet«nD»TU>
Quick Sale EtfectiTa ^ S^wii^ SicSr'* Especial de pmieal
Portim AienU . WulciussTpU. Rifido Seguro Zliem*
Regoired geincht Viiot
Wnte foe particulars gvngen schieiben Sie rWanse detaDes y
I O vagaeato Vetena' soat gu<ru par
uw Zipeeial ^ , Cagneato Speciale
PerciTU L Onguent V^tdnnaire Tetennano PecciTtl
Rapido^ Segaro Spfcul de Percisal
earo aoim Emcw Rapide Sdr Efbcace Elbcace
ageatn aa i Pncaxam-ie agentea Agents demasd^s A Si cercano Agent] p
zfeiior [ no eztrangeiro 1 itianger 1 Esteco
detaDes y Pedir detaibcs e eon Pourrenseignementset Chiodere dsttagU
■Jones a d goes a conditions tenre 4 — condizioni a —
L. Q PERCIVAL, Hanley Swan, Worcester, Eneland.
FEr'tC^EE
PROW’S
Something like a Bag!
A Certain Cure for Rm?\Mnn
m all Li\t Sjocl
Pnce$ — 4 6, 8 6, and lai^e sue £1 5j.
GARGET
I OINTMENT
For Sores Hard Udders in
Evves and Cows Soothes
Softens and Hesls
Tins — 3 6 and £1.
I D.K. BLOOD SALTS
For Horses and Cattle
1 1 It Purifies the Blood A Tonic
Acts on the Li\er and Kidnej-s
1 1 Promotes Ceneial Health
Pfevent8& Cures Sl.in Diseases i
Sold in 12 G and £1 I5s Tins
SPECIAL SPIRIT
A Powerful Restorative and
Pick Me Up Also for Chills
Colds Gripes and Scours
£1 per doz
\dRAKE, KENDALL/
\ .nd CO, LTD / I
\29, Seymour Place/
\ Marble Arch /
\ London /
\ W. /
AbJ vrhm II jot* witine rf ^ I
UH » dirneh lh»l pufjn anj »|>^||
■lit mint— J 4 I «»ii( iitn* b«thtne
M siiMnllBg but dffneb wUh
CATALINE
SfM.riling Id tflrrcilom >nj |(.» itmlt will M
™ normal
AND MILK FIT FOR USEI
WHO SA\S sop READ TUP FOIIOWINO
J CATALINP a rar>tal drench lust
tfrae ^ '*'**’'»
2 marl? ClvInfT only
1 day after using a few bottles
Lrifklt U'l'ler became normal cow
t giving H quarts a day
3 w«k? ^
For Udder troubles In Cows and Cwes o few
’('“I «'’«!«'■ the milk per
f . Increasing the quantity and effecting
udder may be awollen
to twice Its ordinary lUe and the mflk full of clots
REMEMBER-
lllls r*f 1?** suftMl 1 b Irtallne your C«IU« ii lo
*»»rh with CaUIlnt immtdUlcly • k«*>t U wrong '
One drench of Catallne given prompUy
w-fll do the work of at* given to-morrow
The Sole Makers The Catallne Co , Ltd., Bristol
'»• ""“'•’'"e tjiMM nMlciB,
to Buko 4S Cow 96 £h«*p Coil CiW or P-f Drtner^i f,r 4 } .
MynoBt nuit occon iny eritr CoU. a« eia to efcln««4
Iren mottCherrUti. (t 3 9 e«r tot Usoj
ESTABLISHED 30 YEARS
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
lBEr!]EHaBE[SB[E]ElS[I]Q[gtilB0BB0ElD0[3a0aS[3BS0aD3QBQDEll3nE100ODCOa0DDDaaDaDSSD0C5DSOOElElOBD
u&f»I]iBsI]r
iafuiinc Ibeir
The “Trait Beige” Horse
has improved the native breeds in Germany, Holland, France, Sweden,
Poland, Italy, Denmark, etc., everywhere developing body build, strength,
bone and muscles It is the most popular of all horse breeds in U.S. America
owing to its docility, good temper, strength and punctuality in breeding.
Belgian Draught Horses
Breeder Exporter
Established since 1906
ARNOLD van BROEKHUYZEN
BRUSSELS, BELGIUM
1g| Correspondence invited
iBaaBaBDaaBanBnnsBBnnnaEiBEapncEEnnnpiiiF
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
XXIX
LA ALIMENTACldN DEL GANADO
CATTLE FEEDING
por m^todos tnodcmoj cxige que se Ics di ef Yodo,
cuja agrcgaaoti al paato ha prohado scr de ehcaaa
para fortaleccr cn alto grado la rcaislgnaa natural
a las enfcrmcdadcs > fa>crcccr el desarrolto del
ganado nue\o Lpa forma mas adecuada ) soluble
para su adicion cn la raadn es cl
YODURO DE POTASIO
Granular F.B. j
Fabricado por
THOMAS MORSON & SON, LTD.,
LONDRES, 47, GRAYS INN ROAD
Fundada en 1821
iHe .dminislration of
IODINE, Ihe sddition of which has been proved to
mhance in a high degree the natural resistance to
^ease end promote growth in young stoclc.
I he most suitable and soluble form to add to cattle
food IS
POTASSIUM IODIDE
Granular B.P,
• Manufactured by
THOMAS MORSON & SON, LTD.,
LONDON.
Established 1521
Supplies and Speaa! LiUrature may he obtained from .
ROCKE. TOMPSITT & CO. PTY. LTD
SHARLAND & CO . LTD
SHARLAND & CO , LTD
LENNON, LTD
CORFIELDS ARGENTINE TRADING CO . LTD
J R DA SILVA FONTES
Or direct from
i.. t-eaiana
Wellington, New Zealand
Cape Town & Branches, South Africa
Aires, South America
P 0 Box 876, Rjo de Janeiro, South America.
THOMAS MORSON & SON, LTD.,
Fine Chemical manufacturers.
47, GRAYS INN ROAD,
LONDON, W.C.I.
-AGON, TINE, LONDON -BENTLEYS, ABC Sr„ 6r„
L’ALIMENTATION DU DETAIL
d apres les methodes modemes exige I'emploi de
1 lodc, dont la presence a pour effet d’augmenter
la resistance a la maladie ct de favonser la croissance
et le developpement des jeuncs bestiaiu^^C*w^ous
I forme
d’lODURE DE POTASSIUM
Granule P.B.
produit iminemment soluble, que vous ajoulerez
toujours de pr^firence I'lode a la noumture de
votre bitail
Fabrlqu4 par
THOMAS MORSON & SON, LTD.
LONDRES, 47, CRA\S INN ROAD.
Malson fondle en 1821
A ALIMENTA^AO DO GADO
por mrthodos modemoj nccessita a admfnisiratjo
do lodo, pon qua a aua additao tern provado
augmentarem alto grau a resistenca ^s doenfas e
promover o crescimento em gado novo A forma
mais acertada c a mais soluve! para ser misturada
i rafao do gado i o
lODURETO DE POTASSA
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BREEDERS
Pedigree Live Stock In ail Countries of the V/otld are requested to
send us their Names Addresses and Informatjon concerning the animals
they breed
Owners of Registered Herd— Flock — and Stud "Prefixes and' Desig
nations should forwat<t partfcutars of these for incorporation in the
next Volume (1930) of this Publication
The Publishers
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Aufnahme in den nhchsten Band {fur 1930) dieses NachschJagewerkes
Der Vcrlao
RU^GASE A LOS SRES. CRIADORES
de ganado Pedigree de todos los pafses del mundo, que nos envlen sus
Nombres y Direceiones con datos sobre los animates que crian
Los Sres Proprietarios de 'Marcas” y " Designaciones registradas
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MM. LES ELEVEURS
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details u ce sujet en vue de I insertion de ces noms et de css marques
dans la prochaine feditlon {1930) du pi6sent aimuaire
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INTRODUCTION.
Li>c slock wth ack-no^^lcJcc'i Petlicrcc u an itMluiUe Internationa] ass-n of continuous!)
incrcasins importance Tlic art of the Li\t Stixl man a m$ at effeding improvement in
b) crcatini; aninuls %Nbicb arc able to >neld hieber returns for improved conditions Tins arl musl
rest on ibc fullest k-nowiedee of tbe cipaalv of each individual animal on the farm as only tlt> n l;y
IS It possible to eliminate the chief dancer in <tock breeding — the element of uiiurtnnly An
clement of vanabilitj is alwaj-s present ihrough hcredilj, resulting from venous 3 llir,j>i[i
blood distribution b> the mating process.
The uncertainty and variability factors can in a measurable degree lj< iIhohjii j] \,y ^
Vkith well proved sires only such ferrules as have a satisfactory record of anci vliy
Nowadajs all over the world an immense amount of capital it nivixU'i in l,vi ^ h ^ (
of this is entirely wasted through breeding perfectly useless or ^ ^
fertility, m ability to reproduce themselves, in vigour, and aM;«y <y ,
improvement can only be achieved through the male and th^jd f, t ^ f f, ^ 4 , ^ ,
haphazard breeding, great, often irreparable, damage is caused.
The important prepotency factor m the sire is not $uffia«/Jy ut,
to inheritable qualities such as early maturity, etc , is often und-r/aud J }
in live slock breeding is therefore, imperative, and legislation evmul j f'
should be adopted m every country of the world for the good of tia j,* ,i '
against national waste Undoubtedly the day will come when utiljiy si 1 I ,
controlled and laws will be adopted to enforce the elimination of any hn'l •/ ^
only sires with inherited pre-dispositicn to high yield — in wool, milk, b id ? f
speed, egg laying, etc —and adaptability to new environments can Uy</1 . 1
All this makes for the necessity of knowing the family history cf th< brwi <
their Pedigree.
My aim in compiling a Hand book for the Live Stock Brendir
Register of Breeders of Pedigree Liv e Slock, is to provide a means •/ j
Breeders all over the world
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The Interchange of Blood in Livestock Breeding.
By COLONEL WENTWORTH Ditector Livestock Buresu Messrs Aitmour £t Comp Chicago
Ever since mankind thought o{ livestock breed ]
mg as an art one of two general plans for the »m j
provement of animals has been followed The original |
plan was what might be termed out breeding or
ouNcrossing, and involved the bringing of outside blood
and characterrsUcs into native stocks by the importation '
and crossing m of animals approaching the type it
was desired to develop The second system was of
more recent origin and is known as pure breeding but it
involves the selection of a type and the choice of animals
for breeding purposes which most nearly meet this
type While it is all a question of degree, one system
may be designated as cross breeding, the other as in-
breeding, since one » based on the idea of the intro-
duction of outside blood and the other is based on the
idea of selection within related blood lines
Up to about 1750 the system of bringing in out-
side blood was m preponderance It is difficult to
say lust where it originated, but it is Imown that the 1
Crusaders brought back Oriental horses to cross on
their war horses in the hope of gaming the grace,
agility, speed and quality that were characteristic of '
the eastern mounts Still later from about 1500 on,
there was a demand both for cattle and sheep of Con- ,
tinental origin to cross with the native Bntish stocks
of each The importance of Flemish animals in the
development of the old Holderness cattle the Tecs-
walcrs, the primitive Ayrshircs, the Longhorns, the
Shorthorns and the Herefords is well known Further-
more the introduction of some Spanish sheep into
the Lowland breeds is of historic record
About 150 years ago the popularity of the newer
methods of pure breeding became widespread Instead
of continued crossing the establishment of so called
* pure Blood lines and breeds was accepted as the
conventional method of livestock improvement Most
breeders believe that selection for type not only unifies
the characteristics sought but also stimulates further
variations towards the ideal desired Research in
genetics during the last quarter century has effectively
disclos^ the fallacy cf this latter idea In fact, it has
shown that in the normal processes of heredity improve-
ments m any character, bejond certain limits can be
secured only by crossing on to this character the here-
ditary factors responsible for further development
From the standpoint of future evolution of breeding
this is probably the most significant discoiery gene-
ticists have made, for breeders previously knew no
limitations to the methods of selection for tj^pe. pure
breeding inbreeding, etc.
Commeraally we also seem to have reached certain
limits beyond which the methods of pure breeding
subject us to the law of diminishing returns m a serious
way This is not necessarily a criticism of pure
breeds, but instead measures the handicaps under
which the system works A pure breed, as we ordinarily
recognise it, is far from purity as the scientists, either
geneticists or chemists, would regard it From their
viewpoint, a pure breed would be one which would
always transmit exactly the same characteristics in
all of the germ cells it produces Not only is the pure
breed as recognised by the breeder, incapable of
such a performance but it is seriously questionable
whether, for practical purposes, the geneticists’ pure
breed would be desirable In part, it is the degree of
variation that exists in the various breeds that makes
them adaptable to the climatic and environmental
conditions which they have to meet when they are
spread commercially over the world
One of the interesting discoveries m the breeding
of maize and certain other species of cultivated plants
IS that highly in bred strains which have a minimum
degree of vanability prove most desirable for cross
breeding to other strains m the production of large
crops While neither pure strain may prove valuable
commercially, and may each give yields amounting
to twenty bushels or less to the acre, the crossing of
two such strains may bring about yields from four to
SIX times as great The favour-able results are credited
either to the supplementing of the characteristics
possessed by one inbred strain by those of the other
inbred strain, or else to what has for many years been
recognised as a stimulus arising from cross breeding
The genetiast has applied the name, heterosis, to
this latter phenomenon There are two schools of
thought which ardently advocate each of these views
The concept of * Hybrid vigor ” has been familiar for
years but apparently the further the problem is in-
vestigated, the less foundation there seems to be for a
belief in a stimulus due to the physiological fact of
crossing, and the greater the opinion is strengthened
that the characteristics of one parent, in a mating of
unrelated Ij'pes, supplements the characteristics of
the other Where controlled expenments have been
carried on. the latter alternative seems most suitable
for explaining the facts, and is in all ways preferable
as a working hypothesis
One of the interesting phenomena in connection
with the study of crossing dissimilar animals has been
that the benefits derived are related almost directly
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the degree of punty m each of the two stocks crossed
The pnnaple is most easily illustrated in plants
If two varieties of maize are crossed each of which
has I>een only slightly inbred in order to purify its
hereditary makeup there is little or no benefit from the
mating On the other hand if each is decidedly pure
the benefit is considerable In swine the purer and
more widely separated the two races are which are
interbred the quicker growing and the more econo
mical gaming of the progeny
One can examine the law of diminishing rctums
m pure breeding best by considenng the results
theoretically obtainable if one starts with a scrub
stock and continues to breed it up generation after
generation by the use of pure sires The first cross
of the pure bred bull for example on scrub cows
bnngs about a very definite improvement The second
also increases the value matenally hut to no such
degree as the first cross As the breeding proceeds the
new generations approach more and more nearly the
qualities of the original purebred type Several of the
British purebred societies have recognised this fact
by permitting the registration of animals with a reason
able matter of top crosses One eventually reaches a
point hov.ever in which the cost of improvement
becomes greater than the qualities gained
There is no question for example as to the im
provement that a purebred beef animal such as a doddie
bullock shows over a grade animal such as the medium
to good market steer available for slaughter The
characteristic differences are definite and are well i
understood by every animal husbandry student I
Nevertheless production costs have increased to such I
a point that the refinements of the pure bred m con
formation and finish are of no value to the consumers I
especially such refinements as often determine the I
final rating m the Show nng The present methods of I
breeding and especially of continued selection towards I
improv^ types require additional use of very expensive
pure breds The increase in consumption of meat
however requires lower prices whereby meat'Cating
will be stimulated and cheaper production methods
whereby the breeder and feeder can still obtain a profit
We have arrived at the apparent impasse of requmng
better brewing at lower pnee levels whereas under
practical conditions we can secure better breeding only
through higher costs
Obviously two courses are open One is to develop
our purebreds in the same manner as commercial herds
but unless all the possibilities inherent in an animal are
developed by good feed and care we can never know
whether it will be worth while breeding from it If
we are to discover the relative possibilities of our
breeding animals we must provide the means for dis
tinguishmg their differences For belter meat pro
duction we must actually realise these differences by
feeding
Recently there have been seseral interesting moves
m the direction of produang younger animals and of
increasing the rate of turnover For example animals
in the United States are being marketed so much
earlier and the proportion of breeding animals in the
herds ts so much greater that since Z907 the pro'
ductivity per thousand animals has increase in cattle
from 253 birth to 374 births annually In sheep
the increase has been from 332 to 422 in the course of
the two decades while in hogs it has risen from 485 to
l»2X2 Since young animals are more cheaply produced
than older animals this change is proving advanligeous
and It fits m very desirably with thegrowingdemand on
the part of the consumer for the smaller joints and cuts
of meat Nevertheless there are some additional
costs in the production of young animals espeaally
with reference to off season production and extra shel
ter which slightly handicaps this system
One of the most fruitful avenues of approach is
through the use of cross breeding This idea is un
douhtcdly repugnant to most persons trained in the
ideas of British husbandry but in Denmark and other
countries producing high quality animals it has been
quite dcfincly adopted About one third of Danish
bacon production depends on crossing two races of
hogs the English Large White and the Danish Land
race Danish Large White is much the same type as
the British l^rge White but is thicker in muscling
over the back and gammon and shows a broader turn
of nb than the type winning m English Show yards The
Landrace is still thicker and heavier built being stronger
boned and more rugged throughout The approved
system of bacon production is the crossing or these
two breeds preferably Large White boars to Landrace
sows In each case purebreds are used the ordinary
farmer buying pure breeding stock from Government
approved brewers of each type of animal At these
so called Breeding Centres the standard of achieve
ment is not Show yard winning of extreme production
of any sort but rather the ability to beget litters that
will malic export bacon as cheaply as possible All
boars and sows recognised by the Government must
I first prove themselves Progenitors of commeraally
' satisfactory pigs f
Not only must the carcass type meet certain
standards however but the effinency with which the
animal produces bacon must also be satisfactory
When the testing system was started approximately
four and a half pounds of feed were required for a
pound of gam while at the present time all pigs tested
average about three and a half pounds only This
average is apparently possible because the system of
cross breeding is us^ Extensive tests at one of the
leading swine testing stations — Elsesminde — show
that the Landrace averaged 379 pounds of feed for
one pound of gain and the La^e White 3 69 pounds
The cross between them however has averaged 13 6
per cent less or 3^3 pounds At another statiori
— Bfcgentved — the Large White averaged 3 55
pounds the Landrace 3 52 pounds and the cross bred
332 pounds The advantages of the cross bloods are
thoroughly apparent
Not all breeders arc ready to accept cross breed
tng as a solution of a method of reduong costs Never
thdess the same general prmcrples can be
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to a partial degree by tbe use of out-crossing and inter' precluded due to the fight against foot and mouth
change of blood within pure breeds In the United diseases, but at last the way seems open once more
States we have felt very definitely the value of «n- The run of Americ&n breeders arc even more preju-
portmg purebred sires and females m Shorthorns diced against cross-hreeding, and m favour of the b«t
Aberdeen Angus, Jerseys, Guernseys Ayrshircs. and blood, than are the British breeders Without a doubt,
various breeds cf sheep and pigs In draught horses the export of the best of the British prize winners to
especially have we encouraged this system and at dif- the United States herds will provide a means of main-
ferent times throughout the history of our breeding taming the high level of quality desired and at the same
have brought over top representatives of the Clydesdales, time furnish that complementing of characteristics
Shires. Percherons and Belgians There is little ques- that is proving so suitable in the case of cross breeding
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Biological Research in America’s Livestock Breeding.
By L j COLE Professor of Genetics University of Wisconsin Madison WIs USA
There are many lines of biological research which
ha\e a more or less direct relation to live stock breeding
Naturally the first to come to mind is that dealing with
heredity, involving the study of Pedigrees and methods
of mating This is doubtless tbe most important from
tbe standpoint of livestock improvement Fundamental
to this however, are those researches relating to the
ability of an animal to reproduce namely studies of
the physiology of reproduction These latter, as will
be seen later, lead directly to the influence of internal
secretions (hormones) and to problems of animal
nutrition
Hekedity and Breeding —Previous to the re
discovery ol the Mcndelian laws m 1900 there cannot
be said truly to have been any biological research in
heredity as relating to livestock Biologists were
groping for a key to the door which would lead them
into this field and, in the meantime with the micro-
scope as an instrument they were gaining a knowledge
of the structure of cells and particularly of the repro
ductive cells which was later to serve as a basis (or
the heredity studies which developed from breeding
operations Mendelism proved to be the long sought
key , It furnished a method of research which was
quickly applied both in Europe and America Mendel s
work had been with plants, but one of the first to
appreaate its significance m animal heredity as well
was the late Professor William Bateson at that time at
Cambridge but later director of the John innes Hor-
ticultural Institute at Merton Park He and bis
associates particularly Professor R C Punnett, ener-
getically undertook a brilliant senes of experiments
and observations which soon demonstrated that
Mendels laws hold equally as well for animals as lor
plants
Investigators in Aroenca were not far behind in
taking up the new lead among the first being Professor
W E Castle of Harvard University and Professor
Chas B Davenport, at that time at the University of
Chicago but who soon after established and became
director of the station for Experimental
Evolution on Lxing Island Unfortunately for the
direct study of heredity m livestock, the larger domesti-
cated animals are unsuiled for experiments because
of their slow reproduction and the space and expense
required for maintaining them As a consequence
our knowledge of heredity has been largely gamed with
smaller animals, the most important contributor of
all being the little fruit fly Drosophila which in the
hands of Professor T H Morgan and those working
with him at Columbia University, has provided iheframe-
work for a new sacnce of genetics Such definite
knowledge as vte have to-day of inheritance m the larger
animals — cattle, horses, sheep, swne. has had to be
gained for the most part from herd book records, tbe
experience of breeders and b> direct observation.
though there have been and still are in progress several
definite experiments dealing directly with them as
well The knowledge gamed with the smaller forms
serves to guide these experiments and help in the
interpretation of the results As might naturall> be
expected practically all of tbe work with the larger
animals has been at the various State Agricultural
Experiment Stations or in tbe Federal Department of
Agriculture and the same is true in large part for the
smaller animals as well
It would be impossible in a review of this length
even to mention all the experiments with smaller
animals which are gradually adding to our understand-
ing of livestock genetics consequently they will be
referred to only incidentally except where their con-
tribution IS direct The work begun by Castle and
Allen with guinea pigs and mice shortly after 1900
and continued by the former and his students on rats
and rabbits as well has added much to our knowledge
of the genetics of mammals Davenport’s early genetic
experiments, on the other hand were largely with
poultry and sheep Further contnbutions to the gene-
tics of the smaller mammals and poultry have been made
by Sewall Wright (while with the U 5 Department
of Agriculture) R Pearl (at the Maine Agricultural
Experiment Station) C C Little (University of Mich
gan) L C Dunn (Connecticut Agricultural College),
J A Detlefsen (University of Pennsylvania) W A
Lippincott (California) G H Goodale (Massa-
chusetts). H L Ibsen (Kansas Agricultural College) .
at the University of Wisconsin, and numerous other
places These investigations revealed the manner of
inhcntance not only of many superfiaal characters,
such as colour ol hair or plumage but enough of
other characters, such as growth, abnormalities and the
like to show that white there were often very compli
cated oinditions the same general laws are of wide
application
Studies of Inbreeding —The first systematic
attempt to apply modem biological methods to the
questions of methods of mating was the analysis of
inbreeding begun by Pearl while at the Maine Agri-
cultural Experiment Station Pearl pointed out that
inbreeding is a relative term a matter of degree, and
that as a system its effect is to reduce the actual number
of ancestors of an individual below the greatest number
It might possibly have back to any given generation
For measuring this he devised what he called the co-
tffiaenl of inbreeding vihich indicated the per cent
reduction m the ancestry He recognized also the
importance of relationship of any two individuals mated,
the degree of relationship depending on the number
of common ancestors in their Pedigrees This might
vary from none (no relationship) to all (brother-sister
mating) and was measured by the coefjiaent of relation'
shp Elhnger subsequently devised an elaborate
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formula for combining these two coefficients into a
single term to express the total amount of inbreeding
and relationship back to any given generation Since
that time Sewall Wright has developed a coefficient of
inbreeding from somewhat different premises His is
a measure of the amount of increase of relative homo
zygosity of genetic factors that might be expected from
any particular system of mating carried on for any given
time This measure has proved particularly useful
for studying the methods employed by the great
breeders who founded the important breeds Thus
It has been applied by Wright to the early history of
Bates' Duchess Shorthorns The significant point is
that after a first early intensive period the inbreeding
was thereafter maintained at a nearly constant level of
about 40 per cent Wright and MePhee have also
studied the Shorthorn Breed m general and the
British Dairy Shorthorns by the same method The
average inbreeding m these latter is considerably less
than that mentioned by Bates
Wnght s analyses of the results of the long con-
tinued experiment on the close inbreeding of guinea
pigs carried on m the Animal Husbandry Division
of the U.S Department of Agriculture, furnish the
most illuminating material wc have regarding the
genetic effects of this practice in animals These
results conformed closely to what would be expect^
on the theoretical basis for which, incidentally, wc
are largely indebted to the investigations of East
Jones and others on plants They demonstrated
clearly that while inbreeding will bring to light heredity
defects that are in the stocks used it may also be em-
pliyed as a means of purging the stocks of these defects
Md thereby creating a new stock better than the original
It IS not too much to say that these fundamental
experiments are bound to play an important part
in the formulating of any constructive, scientific
system of livestock breeding
Studies of Cattle — ^The earlier studies on cattle
were naturally confined to what could be learned from
herd books or other existing records, or directly from
breeders experience and usually dealt with obvious
characters such as colour and horns W J Spillman
in 1906 elaborated the suggestion made in '1902 by
Bateson that the polled condition in cattle is a Mendelian
dominant to horned and he formulated rules of pro
cedure for breeders who wished to free their cattle of
horns Later experiments at the Iowa, Maine and
Wisconsin Experiment Stations have tended in general
to confirm this interpretation of horn inheritance
Colour studies in this country have been directed lately
towards the inheritance of roan as found m Short-
horns and in bluegrays (Lloyd Jones and Evaard
Duck) The relation of black and red has also received
considerable attention (Cole and Jones, Gowen, Camp-
bell) Hadley, at Wisconsin has made a study of a
definitely hereditary congenital epithelial defect in
calves which always results m the death of the affected
individual This has caused serious losses in some
herds, but a knowledge of the simple facts of Mendeban
inheritance points the way to get nd of the trouble
A few definite experiments have been under-
taken to demonstrate the effects of " grading up " m
cattle, notably at the Sni-A-Bar ranch in Kansas, at
the Iowa Station (McCandlish), and b> the U S
Department of Agriculture in Arkansas The co
operative studies by the Department of Agriculture
and the Texas Station on the effects .md value of
cross breeding Brahman and ordinary cattle arc perti-
nent in this connection
Milk Production —Studies of the physiology
and inheritance of milk production and attempts to
apply them ha\e naturally received a great deal of
attention and have included investigations of divers
kinds The long disputed question as to whether the
milk that may be obtained at any milking is already
formed and in the udder appears to have been definitely
answered in the affirmative by Gaines (Illinois) and
Gowen (Rockfeller Institute) The latter has.
furthermore, demonstrated an apparently direct rela-
tion between the amount of secretory tissue and the
amount of milk produced He states that roughly an
extra pound of milk will be produced for each addi-
tional one fifth pound of secretory tissue in the udder
Numerous attempts have been made to find
positive correlations between external characters
and milk production Gowen's extensive statistical
studies have shown that size of the animal bears a
closer relation to milk production than any ether single
character Large abdominal milk-veins tend to be
correlated with high production but Graves demon-
strated that if these are ligatured the posterior veins
could carry the blood from the udder without appre-
aably reducing the milk yield
Before milk records could be used in inheritance
studies It was necessary to find correction factors for
certain variables that are characteristic of them Chief
of these is the age of the cow at the time the record is
made Pearl showed that production is related
logarithmically to age , it increases rapidly with each
succeeding lactation after the first until the age of about
seven years after which it decreases more gradually
More detailed correction factors for particular breeds
have been determined by Gowen and by Turner
(Missouri) On the basis of such corrected records
Gowen in particular has made extensive correlation
studies of the production of daughters with their dams
and other relationships It has been recognized that
one of the most important factors in raising average
production is the selection of sires genetically capable
of transmitting uniformly high produchon This has
led to attempts to devise methods of evaluating genetic
ally the dairy sire (Gowen Turner) and to the practical
finding of proven sires on the basis of the per
formance of their tested daughters (Graves U S DA )
Finally, attempts have been made to study the
inheritance of milk production by direct experimental
breeding tests that is the method of cross breeding
which IS commonly employed m genetic analysis At
die Wisconsin Experiment Station such an experiment
vras begun m 1912 and is sliH in progress At the
start Jerseys were chosen to cross with Aberdeen-
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
Angus, bul later Holstein Friesians were substituted wool are being made particularly by the Animal
for the Jersej’s, as basing greater differences, par- Husbandry Division of the US DA and at tbe
ticu!arl> m size and m mill, production At the Maine W>ommg Experiment Station Of late these studies
station several breeds v>erc used but tbe same general are taking more of a genetic turn Just now extensive
plan was followed of crossing low and high producing genetic studies vnth sheep are being planned by
breeds so that tbe differences might be followed in Warwick at the Ohio Station Experiments looking to
subsequent generations A third experimental herd direct application have been conducted in crossbr^-
commonl> known as the Bowlker herd, was started ing for lamb production (b> several stations), breeding
from a cross of Gucmse> and Holstein Friesian, wtb of Karak-uls (Texas South Dakota), and breeding a
tbe idea of combining the bigb fat percentage of tbe tailless sheep (South Dakota) which should ha%c the
former with the high production of the latter Thehcrd vigour, hardiness and length of staple of the Siberian
was subsequentlj taken oser hj the Illinois Experiment combined with the fineness of fleece and mutton
Stabon and has since been used for gaming further qualities of our natne breeds
data on tbe inheritance of milk production The The U5 Department of Agriculture has conducted
results of these experiments so far, to state them a senes of expenments which seem to indicate the
bneflj , are to show that in the case of both butter-fat value of the practice commonly known as flushing ’
per cent and production the crossbred is generally to increase the relative proportion of twin births
speaking, intermediate bebveen the parents, and lead Except for incidental minor studies hide genetic
to the conclusion that both, as might naturally be wiork has been done with goals They would appiear to
expected, are determined by numerous (multiple) offer exceptional material for genetic expenments as
bcmlilary factors well as for physiological studies
A Jersej -Holstein cross has recently been started Swine— T he earliest genetic observations on
at the South Dakota Expenment Station but it has colour mhentance on swine were made by a practical
been running onl> two >cars and results are not jet breeder m Illinois Mr Q I Simpson, and by Spill-
available "un Since that time a number of studies nave
These experiments, particularly that at Wisconsin, appeared (Wnghl, MePhee, Wentwrerth and Lush,
are also slowly accumulating facts on the mhentance of Warwick) dealing with colour and with some other
growth, size, external charactensbes. tendency to lay characters, such as mhentance of mammae (Went-
on fat, relation of fat to lean, slaughter percentage, worth), the mule-foot” condition (Spillman), and
and many other characters, which should help to an the mhentance of hernias (Warwick) Tj'pe studies
understanding of the inheritance of such characters are in progress at the Indiana station which will doubt-
and may come to play an important part in a more less have an important influence on breeding In-
scienbfic livestock breeding program breeding expenments with svnne are being attempted
An expenment being conducted at the Wisconsin at BeltsviIJe, Maoland (US DA) and at the OaUa-
sution on the mhentance of resistance to infection vnih homa station (Craft) At the Iowa stabon (Lmdstrom)
the infectious abortion organism (B otortuj). wbile not an expenment is under wa> on the mhentance of
deahng irectly with cattle, will doubtless be capable of resistance to hog cholera
direct application to cattle Physiouxiical and Nutrition Studies —It would
Horses — ^There have been no direct expenments be impossibfc m a limited space to attempt to review
in Amenca on inheritance in horses either as to colour all the physiological and nutnbon studies having a
or other traits Many facts regarding the mhentance relation to breeding Of particular note, however,
of colour have been worked out from records by arc the results obtained by Hart and his a&soaates
Stuitevant, Wentworth, Anderson, and others, but when (Wisconsin) on reproductive failure on restneted
added to the studies of workers m Europe and ebe- diets and of Evans (California) on vitamm E, which
where thej still leave a great deal to be learned At- appears to be contained only m certain foods and is
tempted studies of raang abilitj. gait, and other related directly to reproductive capaaty While not
intangible characters, have yielded little definite directly genetic, these have an important beanng on
genetic mformabon breeding The same may be said of the studies of
Sheep AND Goats — Early studies m the genetics the rcproducbve cycle and related hormones m
of sheep were made by Davenport, who pointed out guinea pigs (Stockard and Papmicolaou Hisaw).
that the occasional appearance of black sheep m flocks mouse (Evans and associates) rat (Allen and I^isy)
of white ones was the outcropping of a recessive and in the sow (McKcnnc) Growth studies such as
hiendehan character ordinarily obscured by its those of Brody and others at Missouri also pUy an
dominant allelomorph Later he and Arkell (New important part in the interpretation of genetic results
Hampshire) made an extensive invesbgation of the in- In addibon to the foregoing, there are numerous
hcntance of horns in sheep and devised what was for mvesbgabons cf a more strictly biological nature in
the lime a rather elaborate hypothesis to account for progress in many laboratones over the country which
It Since then many pracbcal experiments in sheep are eonlribubng to a fuller understanding of heredity
breeding Kav e been earned on in a number of States, and hence of breeding These include studies of normal
but until recently very little of a genetic nature Lush and abnormal development (expcnmenlal embryology),
(Texas) has studied weight of fleece and studies m chromDsoroe investigations (cytology), and in particular
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
formula for combining these two coefficients into a
single term to express the total amount of inbreeding
and relationship back to any given generation Since
that time Sewall Wright has developed a coefficient of
inbreeding from somewhat different premises His is
a measure of the amount of increase of relative homo-
zygosity of genetic factors that might be expected from
any particular system of mating carried on for any given
lime This measure has proved particularly useful
for studying the methods employed by the great
breeders who founded the important breeds Tlius
It has been applied by Wright to the early history of
Bates Duchess Shorthorns The significant point is
that after a first early intensive period the inbreeding
was thereafter maintained at a nearly constant level of
about 40 per cent Wright and MePhee have also
studied the Shorthorn Breed in general and the
British Dairy Shorthorns by the same method The
average inbreeding in these latter is considerably less
than that mentioned by Bates
Wrights analyses of the results of the long con-
tinued experiment on the close inbreeding of guinea
pigs carried on in the Animal Husbandry Division
of the U.S Department of Agriculture, furnish the
most illuminating material w« have regarding the
genetic effects of this practice in animals These
results conformed closely to what would be expected
on the theoretical basis for which, incidentally, we
are largely indebted to the investigations of East
Jones and others on plants TTiey demonstrated
clearly thatwhile mbreedingwill bring to light heredity
defects that are in the stocks used, it may also be em-
ployed as a means of purging the stocks of these defects
and thereby creating a new stock better than the original
It IS not too much to say that these fundamental
experiments are bound to play an important part I
in the formulating of any constructive saenlific j
system of livestock breeding I
Studies of Cattle — ^The earlier studies on cattle
were naturally confined to what could be learned from
herd hooks or other existing records, of directly from
breeders experience, and usually dealt with obvious
characters such as colour and horns W J Spillman
in 1906 elaborated the suggestion made in YpOZ by
Bateson that the polled condition iti cattle is a Mendelian
dominant to horned and he formulated rules of pro-
cedure for breeders who wished to free their cattle of
horns Later experiments at the Iowa Maine and
Wisconsin Experiment Stations have tended m general
to confirm this interpretation of horn inheritance
Colour studies m this country have been directed largely
towards the inheritance of roan as found in Short-
horns and in bluegrays (Lloyd Jones and Evaard
Duck) The relation of black and red has also received
considerable attention ((^le and Jones, Gowen C^amp-
hell) Hadley, at Wisconsin, has made a study of a
definitely hereditary congenital epithelial defect in
calves which always results in the death of the affected
mdividual This has caused serious losses in some
herds but a knowledge of the simple facts of f^/^delian
inheritance points the way to get rid of the trouble
A few definite experiments have been under-
taken to demonstrate the effects of ’ grading-up " in
cattle, notably at the Sni A-Bar ranch tn Kansas, at
the Iowa Station (McCandlish), and !>> the U S
Department of Agriculture in Arkansas The co
operative studies by the Department of Agriculture
and the Texas Station on the effects and value of
cross breeding Brahman and ordinary cattle are perti-
nent tn this connection
Milk ProDLCTIOV — Studies of the physiology
and inheritance of milk production and attempts to
apply them have naturally received a great deal of
attention and have included investigations of divers
kinds The long-disputed question as to whether the
milk that may be obtained at any milking is already
formed and in the udder appears to have been definitely
answered in the affirmative by Gaines (Illinois) and
Gowen (Rockfellcr Institute) The latter has
I furthermore, demonstrated an apparently direct rela-
tion between the amount of secretory tissue and the
amount of milk produced He states that roughly an
extra pound of milk will be produced for each addi-
tional one fifth pound of secretory tissue in the udder
Numerous attempts have been made to find
positive correlations between external characters
and milk production Gowens extensive statistical
studies have shown that size of the animal bears a
closer relation to milk production than any ether single
character l^rge abdominal milk-veins tend to be
correlated with high production hut Graves demon-
strated that if these are ligatured the posterior veins
could cany the blood from the udder without appre-
aably reducing the milk yield
Before milk records could be used m inheritance
studies it was necessary to find correction factors for
certain variables that are characteristic of them Chief
of these is the age of the cow at the time the record is
made Pearl showed that production is related
logarithmically to age , it increases rapidly with each
succeeding lactation after the first until the age of about
seven years after which it decreases more gradually
More detailed correction factors for particular breeds
have been determined by Gowen and by Turner
(Missouri) On the basis of such corrected records
Gowen tn particular has made extensive correlation
studies of the production of daughters with their dams,
and other relationships It has been recognized that
one of the most important factors in raising average
production is the selection of sires genetically capable
of transmitting uniformly high production This has
led to attempts to devise methods of evaluating genetic
ally the dairy sire (Gowen Turner), and to the practical
finding of proven ’’ sires on the basis of the per-
formance of their tested daughters (Graves U S DA )
Finally, attempts have been made to study the
inheritance of milk production by direct experimental
breeding tests, that 1$ the method of cross breeding
which IS commonly employed m genetic analysis At
the Wisconsin Experiment Station such an experiment
was begun in 1912 and is still in progress At the
start Jerseys were chosen to cross with Aberdeen-
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
Angus, but later Holslem-Friesians were substituted
for the Jcrse>s, as having greater differences, par-
ticularl> in size and in milk production At the Maine
station several breeds were used but the same general
plan Vkas followed of crossing low and high producing
breeds so that the differences might be followed in
subsequent generations A third experimental herd
commonl) knoiMi as the Bowlker herd was started
from a cross of Guernsey and Holstein Friesian with
the idea of combining the high fat percentage of the
foimer with the high production of the Utter Theherd
was subsequent!) taken over by the Illinois Experiment
Station and bas since been used for gaming further
data on the inheritance of milk production The
results of these experiments so far, to state them
briefly, are to show that in the case of both butter^fal
per cent and production the crossbred is, generally
speaking, intermediate between the parents, and lead
to the conclusion that both, as might naturally be
expected, are determined by numerous (multiple)
hereditary factors
A Jersey-Holstein cross has recently been started
at the South Dakota Experiment Station but it bas
been running only two years and results are not yet
available
These experiments, particularly that at Wisconsin,
are also slowly accumulating facts on the inheritance of
growth, size, external characteristics tendency to lay
on fat relation of fat to lean slaughter percentage,
and many other characters which should help to an
understanding of the inheritance of such characters
and may come to play an important part m a more
scientific livestock breeding program
An experiment being conducted at the Wisconsin
station on the inheritance of resistance to infection with
the infectious abortion organism (fi abortus) while not
dealing directly with cattle will doubtless be capable of
direct application to cattle
Horses — ^There have been no direct experiments
in America on inheritance m horses either as to colour
or other traits Many facts regarding the inhenlance
of colour have been worked out from records by
Sturtevant, Wentworth, Anderson andothers but when
added to the studies of workers in Europe and else
where they still leave a great deal to be learned At-
tempted studies of raang ability, gait, and other
intangible characters have yielded little definite
genetic information
Sheep and Goats — Early studies m the genetics
of sheep were made by Davenport who pointed out
that the occasional appearance of black sheep m flocks
of while ones was the outcropping of a recessive
Mendelian character ordinarily obscured by its
dominant allelomorph Later he and Arkell (New
Hampshire) made an extensive investigation of the in-
heritance of horns in sheep and devised what was for
the time a rather elaborate h>'polhesis to account for
It Since then many practical expenments m sheep
breeding have been earned on in a number of States
but until recentl) ser> little of a genetic nature Lush
(Texas) has studied weight of fleece and studies m
wool are being made particularly by the Animal
Husbandry Division of the U S D A and at the
Wyoming Experiment Station Of late these studies
are taking more of a genetic turn Just now extensive
genetic studies with sheep are being planned by
Warwick at the Ohio Station Experiments looking to
direct application have been conducted in crossbreed
ing for lamb production (by several stations) breeding
of Karakuls (Texas South Dakota), and breeding a
tailless sheep (South Dakota) which should have the
vigour, hardiness and length of staple of the Siberian
combined with the fineness of fleece and mutton
qualities of our native breeds
The U3 Department of Agnculture has conducted
a senes of expenments which seem to indicate the
value of the practice commonly known as flushing
to increase the relative proportion of twin births
Except for incidental minor studies little genetic
work has been done with goats They would appear to
offer exceptional matenal for genetic expenments as
well as for physiological studies
Swine — The earliest genetic observations on
colour inhentance on swine were made by a practical
breeder in Illinois, Mr Q 1 Simpson, and by Spill-
man Since that time a number of studies have
appeared (Wright, MePhee Wentworth and Lush,
Warwick) dealing with colour and with some other
chararters, such as inhenlance of mammae (Went-
worth) the mule-foot” condition (Spillman), and
the inhentance of hernias (Warwick) Type studies
are tn progress at the Indiana station which will doubt-
less have an important influence on breeding In-
breeding experiments with swine are being attempted
at Beltsville, Maryland (U S DA ) and at the Oakla-
hoina station (Craft) At the Iowa station (Lindstrom)
an experiment is under way on the inheritance of
resistance to hog cholera
Physiological and Nutrition Studies —It would
be impossible in a limited space to attempt to review
I all die physiological and nutrition studies having a
relation to breeding Of particular note, however,
are the results obtained by Hart and his associates
(Wisconsin) on reproductive failure on restricted
diets and of Evans (California) on vitamm E, which
appears to be contained only in certain foods and is
related directly to reproductive capacity While not
directly genetic, these have an important bearing on
breeding The same may be said of the studies of
the reproductive cycle and related hormones m
guinea pigs (Stockard and Papimcolaou. Hisaw),
mouse (Evans and associates), rat (Allen and Doisy),
and in the sow (McKenzie) Growth studies, such as
those of Brody and others at Missoun, also play an
important part in the interpretation of genetic results
In addition to the foregoing there arc numerous
investigations cf a more strictly biological nature m
progress m many laboratories over the country which
are conlrlbubng to a fuller understanding of heredity
and hence of breeding These include studiesof
and abnormal development (experimental „ ' '
imestigations (cytology), and in
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
studies of the physiology of sex such as those of F R
Lillie and his associates at the Zoological Laboratory
of the University of Chicago Their solution of the
problem of the free martin is a good illustration of
how biology is gradually solving some of the breeder s
nddles
Finally there is a growing attempt to apply the
findings of theoretical genetics to actual breeding
operations Increasing experience has emphasized the
complexity of the problems and has shown that in
relatively few cases can the simple genetic laws he
applied directly Chance and the probabilities of
certain combinations and results, must be taken into
constant account This has led to the necessity
of mathematical consideration of the problems and the
application of methods in the relatively new field of
biometric methods The breeder must not look for
immediate results of a revolutionary nature but it is
safe to say that biological science aided by mathematics
IS gradually helping to transform livestock breeding
from a more or less haphazard art into a business
which can he conducted with a high degree of
confidence as to character and uniformit) of
attainment
Iodine in Animal Nutrition.
FRANK EWART CORRIE, BSc NDA NDD
By
One of the most interesting features of more
recent agricultural research has been the investigation
of the mineral requirements of farm animals It has
been clearly demonstrated to be incorrect to assume
that an animals ration constructed properly with
regard to proteins carbohydrates and fats \mII be
supplied adequately with the various ash or
mineral elements which are the primary factors
of nutrition and which are essential to the proper
assimilation and functioning of the organic constituents
Especially is it incorrect to make this assumption under
preoent-Qay conditions of intensive production of
milk eggs and other animal produce Of the ten
chemical elements which the animal must derive
mainly if not quite wholly from the ash portion
of Its food particular attention is directed to calcium
(lime) phosphorus chlorine iodine and iron because
foods and mixtures of foods are often deficient m
these they have very important functions in the
animal body and during certain periods of the
aramal s life — pregnancy lactation egg production
growth — extraordinary demands are made on these
elements to meet the needs of the special condibon ,
The majority of farmers supply common salt — a j
source of chlorine — to their animals and to day it I
has become customary to feed also some form of
mineral supplement to the ration either mixed with
the food or m lick form to provide calciuin
phosphorus iodine and iron This practice has
been attended with excellent results serving to pre
vent the ill health and malnutrition consequent upon
improper dieting or the feeding to stock of rations
deficient m one or more of the essential food elements
The relation of the element iodine to the nutrition
of the animal has received considerable attention
during the past decade or so Though only a trace
of iodine IS found in the animal body (chiefly m the
thyroid gland) it is a fundamental essential factor of
life Its assoaalions with the growth of the animal
with breeding and fecundity with the production
of wool hair and the 1 ke with milk secretion
and with the maintenance of health are of intense
practical interest to the stock feeder In the per
formance of certain of these functions the iodine acts
as a catalytic agent produang its effect without matenal
loss of substance but in the exercise of others toss
of iodine is incurred and the body supply must of
necessity be continually renewed
ioDiNE AND Growth — At the Rowcit Research
Institute Aberdeen Kelly showed that small amounts
of iodine as potassium iodide added to the cereal
rations of young growing pigs induced increased
growth corresponding to an increased assimilation
and retention of nitrogen phosphorus and calcium
At the same Institute a group of twelve stall fed
calves reccivinf potassium iodide gamed over the
same period 3I cwts more than a comparable group
receiving no iodine Eward and Culbertson at the
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station demonstrated
that the feeding of iodine as potassium iodide to
young growing pigs on rape pasture or in dry lot
resulted in three separate trials in three different
I years in increasing the average daily gam approxi
mately to per cent and m decreasing the amount of
food required for zoo lb of gam 10 per cent The
pigs receiving the iodine made greater dimensional
growth jn height m length and in leg circumference
than did pigs fed in exactly the same way but receiving
no iodide Confirmation of the influence of iodine
on growth has been obtained with sheep dogs rabbits
and other classes of stock
Iodine and Breeding — So great 1$ the demand
for mineral matter dunng pregnancy that it is certain
that deficiency of iodine during this period will have
ill effects on the young These may be aborted still
born or weakly and ill formed In the Pemberton
Valley of British Columbia where iodine deficiency
IS acute It was reported that practically all youn„
pi^ died at birth or were aborted 90 per cent of
calves bom died within two or three days and the eggs
of poultry though containing embryos failed to batch
out Kalkus of the Washington Experimental Station
invesbgating the occurrence of goitre (an iodine
defiaency condition) m the district east of the Cascade
Mountains reported that 75 to 90 per cent of colls
bom m these districts have goitre and 95 per cent
of such colts are either still born or die after two or
three days
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
Iodine and the Skin — In the Prairie Province while only the most minute traces of iodine are required
of Canada, according to Tinline, patchiness of wool for proper animal functionings, even partial interference
regularly accompanies goitre in sheep Iodine fed with or diminution of this requirement or reserve
to the animals is an effective preventive Experiments may be reflected in most undesirable conditions,
with Menno Iambs at the Obcrholz Station of Leipzig quite apart from goitre
University demonstrated beneficial results on the Goitre and hairlessness of newly born animals
fleece from feeding potassium iodide The wrriter are very prevalent in areas of marked iodine deficiency
has often observed a beautiful condition of the skin and the supply of iodine to the animals is an almost
of pigs receiving potassium iodide and has received a certain preventive , indeed, it has converted distncts
number of reports of the excellent effects of iodine m from impossible to profitable conditions of live stock
improving the fur of rabbits and the coals of dogs production Further, though iodine deficiency may
Iodine and Milk Secretion — Several Con- not be sufficiently marked m some areas to result
tincntal workers Have reported increased yields and in such well defined pathological conditions, (here is
improvement of quality of milk from cows receiving no doubt that it often occurs in sufficient degree to
iodine m their food Little expienmental work has been interfere with optimum growth and reproductive power
done m this connection in Great Britain but there is * Stunted ’ growth, abortion, reduced prolificacy, and
evidence that the supply to cows of an lodme-contammg other troubles are sufficiently common to warrant the
mineral supplement tends to raise the milk yield and to most careful consideration of the iodine factor
preicnt infection with tuberculosis Reports from ThE Supply of Iodine — It is not too much to
farmers have come m to the writer of better milk yields say that iodine deficiency occurs practically the world
in cows, sows, and ewes as a result of iodine feeding over Vast areas of the earth’s surface arc known to
Iodine and Health — ^Tuberculosis, Johne’s be deficient m lodme, with effects which are only
disease, and abortion to mention three of the worst loo apparent Even m countries like Great Britain
plagues of the dairy farmer, may well result from a there is evidence that large areas are dchcient in this
deficiency of one or more of the mineral elements clement and there is considerable vanation m the
upon which such heavy demands are made during iodine content of natural herbages in different districts
lactation and it is important to bear m mind the The practice of cropping and grazing land without
influence of iodine upon the assimilation and retention return of iodine to the soil has had its effect Soil
of the elements calcium and phosphorus which play deficiency of the element is, of course, reflected m
such an important part in the construction of milk the crops and ultimately m the stock to which the crops
Professor Weiscr, at Budapest, demonstrated with are fed Little is as yet definitely known of the iodine
brewing sows not only appreciably increased growth content of crops and food materials, but it would seem
in the litters of iodine*fed sows but also their “ almost from analyses that have been made that iodine is very
t erfcct resistance to disease ” losses from these litters often entirely lacking in cereals and particularly, of
eing practically negligible as compared with heavy course in those grown m the notably deficient areas of
losses in the litters of sows receiving no iodine The America and elsewhere Traces arc found rather more
prevention of joint-iU m foals by feeding potassium frequently m green vegetables, silage, and hay, but even
iodide to the pregnant mare is of great interest to the in these cases the iodine-content is dependent on that
breeder Tins treatment has been very succe5sfu\ of soil Tbe net result of a study of the subject
in Canada and America and has given excellent results leads to the conclusion that iht natural supply of
where tried in Great Britain In one case within the todtne to stock a most unreliabU factor As an
writer’s knowledge the feeding of an iodised mineral insurance against deficiency either iodine must be
mixture to a (lock of 400 Southdown ewes resulted, returned to the soil by means of lodme-containing
for the first time in the experience of the shepherd, fertilisers, such as Chilean nitrate of soda, of (and
in complete freedom from joint ill m the lambs perhaps with greater certainty), iodine must be fed
Experiments have demonstrated that potassium iodide directly to the animal For this purpose potassium
or iodine is a valuable preventive of coccidiosis in lodale constitutes, perhaps the most suitable source,
rabbits and of bacillary white diarrhoea m poultry though for poultry and calves tincture of iodine may
Walker and Taylor in India, and Vendel in be supplied in the dnnking water or milk The
Denmark, have demonstrated that foot-and-mouth amounts required are small, being measured generally
disease can be cured m the febrile stage by intravenous m terms of fractions of a gram per head dail> Iodised
injections of Lugols solution of iodine The treat- salt iodised concentrates and lodme containing
ment confers a considerable degree of immunity on mineral heks are all obtainable and represent suitable
tbe animals But a careful study of the recent Iitera- , sources of iodine for all classes of stock
lure of the subject and of the uses of iodine mvelennaiy No stockfeeder can afford to be unaviare of the
practice suggests strongly that many of the common I importance of this element in the nutrition and health
epizootics might be prevented by the regular use of of the animal or to neglect careful consideration of
iodine m the food of tbe animal ' his own stock with a view to correcting possible
Rothwell (Dominion Animal Husbandman) wnt- defiaenacs The reports of research work carried
mg m tbe Canadian * Farmer's Adiocate," points out I out <m this subject are worth> of the study of all breeders
that we are not suffiaenlly familiar wnth the fact that. | and feeders of Ine stock
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
studies of the physiology of sex such as those of F R
Lillie and his associates at the Zoological Laboratory
of the University of Chicago Their solution of the
problem of the free martin is a good illustration of
how biology is gradually solving some of the breeder s
riddles
Finally, there is a growing attempt to apply the
findings of theoretical genetics to actual breeding
operations Increasing experience has emphasized the
complexity of the problems and has shown that in
relatively few cases can the simple genetic laws be
applied directly Chance and the probabilities of
certain combinations and results must be taken into
constant account This has led to the necessity
of mathematical consideration of the problems and the
application of methods in the relatively new field of
biometric methods The breeder must not look for
immediate results of a revolutionary nature but it is
safe to say that biological science aided by mathematics
IS gradually helping to transform livestock breeding
from a more or less haphazard art into a business
which can be conduct^ with a high degree of
confidence as to character and uniformit> of
attainment
Iodine in Animal Nutrition.
FRANK EWART CORRIE. BSc NDA NDD
One of the most interesting features of more
recent agncultural research has been the investigation
of the mineral requirements of farm animals It hat
been clearly demonstrated to be incorrect to assume
that an animal s ration constructed properly with
regard to proteins carbohydrates and fats will be
supphed adequately with the various ash or
mineral elements which are the primary factors
of nutrition and which are essential to the proper
assimilation and function ng of the organic constituents
Especially is it incorrect to make this assumption under
present day conditions of intensive production of
milk eggs and other animal produce Of the ten
chemical elements which the animal must denve
mainly if not quite wholly from the ash portion
of its food particular attention is directed to calcium
(lime) phosphorus chlorine iodine and iron because
foods and mixtures of foods are often defiaent in
these they have very important functions m the
animal body and during certain periods of the
animal $ life — pregnancy lactation egg production
growth — extraordinary demands are made on these
elements to meet the needs of the speaal condition
The majority of farmers supply common salt — ^a
source of chlorine — to their animals and to day it
has become customary to feed also some form of
mineral supplement to the ration either mixed with
the food or m lick form to provide calaum
phosphorus iodine and non This practice has
been attended with excellent results serving to pre
vent the ill health and malnutrition consequent upon
improper dieting or the feeding to stock of rations
deficient in one or more of the essential food elements
The relation of the element iodine to the nutrition
of the animal has received considerable attention
during the past decade or so Tliough only a trace
of iodine is found in the animal body (chiefly in the
thyroid ^land) it is a fundamental essential factor of
life Its associations with the groivth of the animal
with breeding and fecundity with the production
of wool hair and the like with milk secretion
and with the maintenance of health ate of intense
practical interest to the stock feeder In the per
formance of certain of these functions the iodine acts
as a catalytic agent produang its effect without matenal
loss of substance but in the exercise of others loss
of iodine is incurred and the body supply must of
necessity be continually renewed
Iodine and Growth —At the Rowett Research
Institute Aberdeen Kelly showed that small amounts
of iodine as potassium iodide added to the cereal
rations of young growing pigs induced increased
growth corresponding to an increased assimilation
and retention of nitrogen phosphorus and calcium
At the same Institute a group of twelve stall fed
calves receiving potassium iodide gained over the
same period 3^ cwts more than a comparable group
receiving no iodine Eward and Culbertson at the
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station demonstrated
that the feeding of iodine as potassium iodide to
young growing pigs on rape pasture or in dry lot
resulted m three separate trials in three different
years m increasing the average daily gam approxi
malely 10 per cent and in decreasing the amount of
food required for 100 lb of gam 10 per cent The
pigs receiving the iodine made greater dimensional
growth in height in length and in leg circumference
than did pigs fed in exactly the same way but receiving
no iodide Confirmation of the influence of iodine
on growth has been obtained with sheep dogs rabbits
and other classes of stock
Iodine and Breeding— So great is the demand
for mineral matter during pregnancy that it is certain
that deficiency of iodine during this period will have
ill effe^s on the young These may be aborted still
bom or weakly and ill formed In the Pemberton
Valley of British Columbia, where iodine deficiency
IS acute it was reported that practically all youn,,
pigs died at birth or were aborted 90 per cent of
calves bom died vnthjn two or three days and the eggs
of poultry though containing embryos failed to hatch
out Kalkus of the Washington Experimental Station
investigating the occurrence of goitre (an iodine
defiaency condition) in the district east of the Cascade
Mountains reported that 75 to 90 per cent of colts
bom in these districts have goitre and 9S per cent
of such colts are either still born or die after two or
three days
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
Iodine and the Skin —In the Prairie Province
of Canada according to Tinline patchiness of wool
regularly accompanies goitre m sheep Iodine fed
to the animals is an effective preventive Expienmenls
with Mcnno lambs at the Oberholz Station of Leipzig
University demonstrated beneficial results on the
fleece from feeding potassium iodide TTie writer
has often observed a beautiful condition of the skin
of pigs receiving potassium iodide and has received a
number of reports of the excellent effects of iodine in
improving the fur of rabbits and the coats of dogs
Iodine and Milk Secretion — Several Con
tinental workers have reported increased yields and
improscmenl of quality of milk from cows receiving
iodine in their food Little experimental work has been
done in this connection m Great Britain but there is
e>’idence that the supply to cows of an iodine containing
mineral supplement tends to raise the milk yield and to
present infection with tuberculosis Reports from
farmers have come in to the writer of better milk yields
m cows sows and ewes as a result of iodine feeding
Iodine and Health —Tuberculosis Johne s
disease and abortion to mention three of the worst
plagues of the dairy farmer may well result from a
deficiency of one or more of the mineral elements
upon which such heavy demands are made during
lactation and it is important to bear m mmd the
influence of iodine upon the assimilation and retention
of the elements calcium and phosphorus which play
such an important part in the construction of milk
Professor Weiser at Budapest demonstrated with
breeding sows not only appreciably increased growth
in the litters of iodine fed sows but also their almost
perfect resistance to disease losses from these litters
being practically negligible as compared with heavy
losses in the litters of sows receiving no iodine The
prevcnDon of joint ill in foals by feeding potassium
iodide to the pregnant mare is of great interest to the
breeder Tbis treatment has been very succcsshi\
in ^nada and America and has given excellent results
where tried in Great Britain In one case within the
writer s knowledge the feeding of an iodised mineral
mixture to a flock of 400 Southdown ewes resulted
for the first time in the expenence of the shepherd
m complete freedom from joint ill in the lambs
Experiments have demonstrate that potassium iodide
or iodine is a valuable preventive of cocadiosis in
rabbits and of bacillary white diarrhoea in poultry
Walker and Taylor in India and Vendel in
Denmark have demonstrated that foot and mouth
disease can be cured in the febrile stage by intravenous
injections of Lugol s solution of iodine The treat
ment confers a considerable degree of immunity on
the animals But a careful study of the recent litcra
ture of the subject and of the uses of iodine m veterinary
practice suggests strongly that many of the common
epizootics might be prevented by the regular use of
i^ine in the food of the animal
Rolhwcll (Dominion Animal Husbandman) wnt
mg in ibc Canadian Farmer s Adi-ocate points out
that we are not sufRoently familiar with the fact that. 1
while only the most minute traces of iodine are required
for proper animal functionings even partial interference
with or diminution of this requirement or reserve
may be reflected m most undesirable conditions
quite apart from goitre
Goitre and hairlessness of newly born animals
are very prevalent in areas of marked iodine deficiency
and the supply of iodine to the animals 1$ an almost
certain preventive indeed it has converted distnets
from impossible to profitable conditions of live stock
production Further though iodine deficiency may
not be sufficiently marked in some areas tc> result
in such well defined pathological conditions there is
no doubt that it often occurs in sufficient decree to
interfere with optimum growth and reproductive power
Stunted growth abortion reduced prolificacy and
other troubles are sufficiently common to warrant the
most careful consideration of the lodme factor
The Supply of Iodine — It is not too much to
say that iodine deficiency occurs practically the world
over Vast areas of the earth s surface are known to
be deficient in iodine with effects which art only
too apparent Even m countries 1 ke Great Britain
there is evidence that large areas are deficient m this
element and there is considerable variation in the
iodine content of natural herbages m different districts
The practice of cropping and grazing land without
return of iodine to the soil has had its effect Soil
deficiency of the element is of course reflected m
the crops and ultimately in the stock to which the crops
are fed Little 1$ as yet definitely known of the iodine
content of crops and food materials but it would seem
from analyses that Have been made that iodine is very
often entirely lacking in cereals and particularly of
course in those grown in the notably deficient areas of
America and elsewhere Traces are found rather more
frequently in green vegetables silage and hay but even
in these cases the iodine content is dependent on that
of the soi) The net result of a study of the subject
leads to the conclusion that the natural supply of
iodine to stock 1* o most unreliable factor As an
insurance against deficiency either iodine must be
returned to the soil by means of iodine containing
fertilisers such as Chilean nitrate of soda of (and
l>erKaps with greater certainty) iodine must be fed
directly to the animal For this purpose potassium
lodate constitutes perhaps the most suitable source
though for poultry and calves tincture of lod ne may
be supplied m the drinking water or milk The
amounts required arc small being measured generally
in terms of fractions of a gram per head dai!> Iodised
salt iodised concentrates and lodme-containing
mineral licks are all obtainable and represent sU table
sources of iodine for all classes of stock
No stockfeeder can afford to be unaware of the
importvice of this element in the nutrition and health
of the animal or to neglect careful consideration of
his own stock with a siew to correcting possible
defiaenaes Tbe reports of research work carried
out on this subject are worthy of the itud> of all breeders
and feeders of live stock
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
studies of the physiology of sex, such as those of F R
Lillie and his associates at the Zoological Laboratory
of the University of Chicago Their solution of the
problem of the free martin is a good illustration of
hov/ biology is gradually solving some of the breeder’s
riddles
Finally, there is a growing attempt to apply the
findings of theoretical genetics to actual breeding
operations Increasing experience has emphasized the
complexity of the problems and has shown that in
relatively few cases can the simple genetic laws be
applied directly Chance, and the ptobabiUties of
certain combinations and results, must be taken into
constant account This has led to the necessity
of mathematical consideration of the problems and the
application of methods in the relatively new field of
biometnc methods The breeder must not look for
immediate results of a revolutionary nature, but it is
safe to say that biological science, aided by mathematics,
» gradually helping to transform livestock breeding
from a more or less haphazard art into a business
which can be conducted with a high degree of
confidence as to character and unifoimit) of
attainment
Iodine in Animal Nutrition.
FRANK EWART CORRIE. BSc.NDA. NDD
One of the most interesting features of more
recent agncultural research has been the investigation
of the mineral requirements of farm animals It hat
been clearly demonstrated to be incorrect to assume
that an animal s ration constructed properly with
regard to proteins, carbohydrates, and fats will be
supplied adequately with the various ash or
'* mineral * elements which are the primary factors
of nutrition and which are essential to the proper
assimilation and functioning of the organic constituents
Espeaallv is it incorrect to make this assumption under
present'day conditions of intensive production of
milk, eggs, and other animal produce Of the ten
chemical elements which the animal must derive
mainly, if not quite wholly from the ash portion
of its food, particular attention is directed to caloum
(hme), phosphorus, chlorine iodine and iron because
foods and mixtures of foods are often deficient in
these , they have very important functions in the
animal body , and during certain periods of the
animal s life — pregnancy, lactation, egg-produclion,
growth — extraordinary demands are made on these
elements to meet the needs of the special condition
The majority of farmers supply common salt — a
source of chlorine — to their animals and to day it
has become customary to feed also some form of
mineral supplement to the ration, either mixed with
the food or in lick form to provide calaum,
phosphorus iodine, and iron This practice has
been attended with excellent results serving to pre-
vent the ill health and malnutrition consequent upon
improper dieting or the feeding to stock of rations
deficient in one or more of the essential food elements
The relation of the element iodine to the nutrition
of the animal has received considerable attrition
during the past decade or so Though only a trace
of iodine is found in the animal body (chiefly in the
thyroid gland) it is a fundamental essential iactor of
life Its associations with the growth of the animal .
with breeding and fecundity , with the production
of wool hair and the like , with milk secretion ,
and with the maintenance of heaUh, are of intense
practical interest to tke stock feeder In the pet-
formance of certain of these functions the iodine acts
as a catalytic agent, produong its effect without material
loss of substance , but m the exerase of others loss
of iodine is incurred and the body supply must, of
necessity, be continually renewed
Iodine and Growth— At the Roweit Research
Institute. Aberdeen. Kelly showed that small amounts
of iodine, as potassium iodide, added to the cereal
rations of young, growing pigs induced increased
growth corresponding to an increased assimilation
and retention of nitrogen, phosphorus and caloum
At the same Institute a group of twelve stall-fed
calves receiving potassium iodide gained over the
same period, 3^ cwts more than a comparable group
receiving no iodine Eward and Culbertson, at the
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station, demonstrated
that the feeding of iodine, as potassium iodide, to
young, growing pigs on rape pasture or in dry lot
resulted in three separate tnals m three different
years in increasing the average daily gain approxi-
mately 10 per cent and in decreasing the amount of
food required for 100 lb of gam zo per cent The
pigs receiving the iodine made greater dimensional
growth in height, in length and m leg circumference
than did pigs fed in exactly the same way but receiving
no iodide Confirmation of the influence of iodine
on growth has been obtained with sheep, dogs, rabbits,
and other classes of stock
Iodine and Breeding— So great is the demand
for mineral matter during pregnancy that it is certain
that deficiency of iodine during this period will have
ill effects on the young These may be aborted still-
born, or weakly and ill-formed In the Pemberton
Valley of British Columbia, where lodme deficiency
IS acute, it was reported that practically all youn„
pigs died at birth or were aborted, 90 per cent of
calves born died within two or three days, and the eggs
of poultry though containing embryos failed to hatch
out Kalkus, of the Washington Experimental Station
mvestigating the occurrence of goitre (an lodme-
dehaency condition) in the district east of the Cascade
Mountains reported that 75 to 90 per cent of colts
bom in these districts have goitre and 95 per cent
of such colts are either still born or die after two or
three days
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
Iodine and the Skin— In ihe Frame Province
of Canada according to 'Hnline patchiness of wool
regularly accompanies goitre in sheep Iodine fed
to the animals is an effective preventive Experiments
With Menno Iambs at the Oberholz Station of Leipzig
Universit> demonstrated bencfiaal results on the
fleece from feeding potassium iodide The writer
has often observed a beautiful condition of the shin
of pigs receiving potassium iodide and has received a
number of reports of the excellent effects of lodme in
improving the fur of rabbits and the coats of dogs
Iodine and Milk Secretion — Several Con
tincntal vrorkers have reported increased yields and
improvement of quality of millc from cows receiving
iodine in their food Little experimental work has been
done in this connection in Great Britain but there u
evidence that the supply to cows of an iodine containing
mineral supplement tends to raise the milk yield and to
prevent infection wth tuberculosis Reports from
farmers have come m to the writer of better milk yields
m cows sows and ewes as a result of iodine feeding
Iodine and Health —Tuberculosis Johnes
disease and abortion to rncniion three of the worst
plagues of the dairj farmer may well result from a
deficiency of one or more of the mineral elements
upon which such heavy demands are made during
lactation and it w important to bear in mind the
influence of iodine upon the assimilation and retention
of the elements calcium and phosphorus which play
such an important part in the construction of milk
Professor Weiser at Budapest demonstrated with
brewing sows not only appreciably increased growth
m the litters of iodine fed sows but also their almost
perfect resistance to disease losses from these litters
Ming practically negligible as compared with heavy
losses m the litters of sows receiving no iodine The
prevention of joint ill m foals by feeding potassium
iodide to the pregnant mare is of great interest to the
breeder This treatment has been very successful
in ^nada and America and has given excellent results
where tried in Great Britain In one case within the
writer s knowledge the feeding of an iodised mineral
mixture to a flock of 400 Southdown ewes resulted
for the first time in the experience of the shepherd
in complete freedom from joint ill m the lambs
Experiments have demonstrated that potassium iodide
or iodine is a valuable preventive of cocctdiosis in
rabbits and of bacillary white diarrhoea in poultry
Walker and Taylor m India and Vcndcl in
Denmark have demonstrated that foot and mouth
disease can be cured in the febrile stage by intravenous
injections of Lugol s solution of lodme The treat j
ment confers a considerable degree of immunity on
the animals But a careful study of the recent litcra
lure of the subject and of the uses of iodine m veterinary
practice suggests strongly that many of the common
epizootics might be prevenled by the regular use of
iodine in the food of the animal
Rothi^ell (Dominion Animal Husbandman) wnt
mg in the Canadian Farmers Adiocate points out
that we are not suffiacntly familiar with the fact thaU
while only the most minute traces of iodine are required
for proper animal functionings even partial interference
with or diminution of this requirement or reserve
may be reflected m most undesirable conditions
quite apart from goitre
Goitre and hatrlessness of newly born animals
are very prevalent in areas of marked iodine deficiency
and the supply of lodmc to the animals is an almost
certain preventive , indeed it has converted distncts
from imjfMssible to profitable conditions of live stock
production Further though lodme deficiency may
not be sufficiently marked in some areas to result
in such well defined pathological conditions there 1$
no doubt that it often occurs m sufficient degree to
interfere with optimum growth and reproductive power
Stunted growth abortion reduced prolificacy and
other troubles are sufficiently common to warrant the
most careful consideration of the lodme factor
The Supply of Iodine — It is not too much to
say that iodine deficiency occurs practically the world
over Vast areas of the earth s surface are known to
be deficient m iodine with effects which are only
too apparent Even m countries like Great Britain
there is evidence that large areas are deficient in this
element and there is considerable variation in the
iodine content of natural herbages m different districts
The practice of cropping and grazing land without
return of iodine to the soil has had its effect Soil
defiaency of the element is of course reflected m
I the crops and ulhmatety in the stock to which the crojis
are fed Little is as yet definitely known of the iodine
content of crops and food materials but it would seem
from analyses that have been made that iodine is very
often entirely lacking in cereals and particularly of
course in those grovm in the notably deficient areas of
' Amenca and elsewhere Traces arc found rather more
frequently in green vegetables silage and hay but even
in these cases the iodine content is dependent on that
of the soil The net result of a study of the subject
leads to the conclusion that the natural supply of
I lodme to stock is a most unrehabU factor As an
insurance against deficiency either iodine must be
returned to the soil by means of iodine containing
fertilisers such as Chilean nitrate of soda or (and
perhaps with greater certainty) iodine must be fed
directly to the animal For this purpose potassium
lodale constitutes perhaps the most suitable source
though for poultry and calves tincture of lod ne may
be supplied in the drinking water or milk The
amounts required are small being measured generally
in terms of fractions of a gram per head dail> Icxlised
salt iodised concentrates and lodmc containing
mineral licks are all obtainable and represent suitable
sources of iodine for all classes of stock
No stockfeeder can afford to be unaware of the
importance of this clement in the nutrition and health
of the animal or to neglect careful consideration of
his own stock with a new to correcting possible
defiaenaes The reports of research work carried
out cm this subject are vmrth) of the studj of all breeders
and freden of live stock
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
studies of tlie pfiysiofogy of sex sucfi as those of F R
Ljllie and his associates at the Zoological Laboratory
of the University of Chicago Their solution of the
problem of the free martin is a good illustration of
how biology is gradually solving some of the breeder s
riddles
Finally there is a growing attempt to apply the
findings of theoretical genetics to actual breeding
operations Increasing experience has emphasized the
complexity of the problems and has shown that in
relatively few cases can the simple genetic laws he
applied directly Chance and the probabilities of
certain combinations and results rnust be taken into
constant account This has led to the necessity
of mathematical consideration of the problems and the
application of methods in the relatively new field of
biometric methods The breeder must not look for
immediate results of a revolutionary nature but it is
safe to say that biological science aided by mathematics
IS gradually helping to transform livestock breeding
from a more or less haphazard art into a business
which can be conduct^ with a high degree of
confidence as to character and uniformit) of
attainment
Iodine in Animal Nutrition.
FRANK EWART CORRIE, BSc NDA NDD
By
One of the most interesting features of more
recent agricultural research has been the investigation
of the mineral requirements of farm animals It has
been clearly demonstrated to be incorrect to assume
that an animal s ration constructed properly with
regard to proteins carbohydrates and fats will be
suppbed adequately with the various ash or
mineral elements which are the pnrnary factors
of nutrition and which arc essential to the proper
assimilation and functioning of the organic constituents
Especially is it incorrect to make this assumption under
present day conditions of intensive production of
milk eggs and other animal produce Of the ten
chemical elements which the animal must derive
mainly if not quite wholly from the ash portion
of Its food particular attention is directed to calcium
(lime) phosphorus chlorine iodine and iron because
foods and mixtures of foods are often deficient m
these they have very important functions in the
animal body and during certain periods of the
animal s life — pregnancy lactation egg production
growth — extraordinary demands are made on these
elements to meet the needs of the special condition
The majonty of farmers supply common salt — a
source of chlonne — to their animals and to day it
has become customary to feed also some form of '
mineral supplement to the ration either mixed with
the food or m lick form to provide calcium
phosphorus iodine and iron This practice has
been attended with excellent results serving to pre
vent the ill health and malnutntion consequent upon
improper dieting or the feeding to stock of rations
deficient in one or more of the essential food elements
The relation of the element iodine to the nutntion
of the animal has received considerable attention
during the past decade or so Though only a trace
of iodine is found in the animal body (chiefly in the
thyroid gland) it » a fundamental essential factor of
life Its associations with the growth of the animal
with breeding and fecundity ivitb the production
of wool hair and the like with milk secretion
and with the maintenance of health arc of intense
practical interest to the stock feeder In the per
formance of certain of these functions the iodine acts
as a catalytic agent produang its effect without materia!
loss of substance but in the exercise of others loss
of iodine is incurred and the body supply must of
necessity be continually renewed
Iodine and Growth— At the Rowett Research
Institute Aberdeen Kelly showed that small amounts
of iodine as potassium iodide added to the cereal
rations of young growing pigs induced increased
growth corresponding to an increased assimilation
and retention of nitrogen phosphorus and calcium
At the same Institute a group of twelve stall fed
calves receiving potassium iodide gained over the
same period 3i ewts more than a comparable group
receiving no icdine Eward and Culbertson at the
Iowa Agricultural Experiment Station demonstrated
that the feeding of iodine as potassium iodide to
young growing pigs on rape pasture or in dry lot
resulted m three separate trials in three different
years in increasing the average daily gam approxi
mately lo per cent and in decreasing the amount of
food required for lOO lb of gam lo per cent The
pigs receiving the iodine made greater dimensional
growth in height in length and in leg circumference
than did pigs fed in exactly the same way but receiving
no iodide Confirmation of the influence of iodine
on growth has been obtained with sheep dogs rabbits
and other classes of stock
Iodine and Breeding— So great is the demand
for mineral matter dunng pregnancy that it is certain
that deficiency of iodine dunng this period will have
ill effects on the young These may be aborted still
bom or weakly and ill formed In the Pemberton
Valley of British Ckilumbia where iodine deficiency
IS acute it was reported that practically all youn„
pigs died at birth or were aborted 90 per cent of
calves bom died within two or three days and the eggs
of poultry though containing embryos failed to hatch
out Kalkus of the Washington Experimental Station
investigating the occurrence of goitre (an iodine
defiaency condition) in the district east of the Cascade
Mountains reported that 75 to 90 per cent of colts
bom in these districts have goitre and 95 per cent
of such colts are either still born or die aftef two or
three days
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
Iodine and the Skin —In the Frame Province
of Canada according to 'Hnline patchiness of wool
regularly accompanies goitre in sheep Iodine fed
to the animals is an effective preventive Experiments
with Menno Iambs at the Oberholz Station of Leipzig
University demonstrated beneficial results on the
fleece from feeding potassium iodide TTie writer
has often observed a beautiful condition of the stun
of pigs receiving potassium iodide and has received a
number of reports of the excellent effects of iodine in
improving the fur of rabbits and the coats of dogs
Iodine and Milk Secretion — Several Con
tinenlal workers have reported increased yields and
improvement of quality of milk from cows receiving
iodine in their food Little experimental work has been
done in this connection m Great Britain but there is
evidence that the supply to cows of an iodine containing
mineral supplement tends to raise the milk yield and to
prevent infection with tuberculosis Reports from
farmers have come in to the writer of better milk yields
in cows sows and ewes as a result of iodine feeding
Iodine and Health — Tuberculosis Johnes
disease and abortion to mention three of the worst
plagues of the dairy farmer mav well result from a
deficiency of one or more of the mineral elements
upon which such heavy demands are made during
lactation and it is important to bear in mind the
influence of iodine upon the assimilation and retention
of the elements calcium and phosphorus which play
such an important part m the construction of milk
Professor Weiser at Budapest demonstrated with
breeding sows not only appreciably increased growth
m the litters of iodine fed sows but also their almost
perfect resistance to disease losses from these litters
being practically negligible as compared with heavy
losses in the litters of sows receiving no iodine The
prevention of joint ill in foals by feeding potassium
iodide to the pregnant mare is of great interest to the
breeder This treatment has been very successful
in Canada and America and has given excellent results i
where tried m Great Britain In one case witbin the '
writers knowledge the feeding of an iodised mineral
mixture to a flock of 400 Southdown ewes resulted 1
for the first lime in the experience of the shepherd '
in complete freedom from joint ill in the lambs
Experiments have demonstrated that potassium iodide 1
or iodine is a valuable preventive of cocadtosis in I
rabbits and of bacillary white diarrhoea m poultry
Walker and Taylor in India and Vendel in 1
Denmark, have demonstrated that fcxit and mouth I
disease can be cured in the febrile stage by intravenous
injections of Lugols solution of iodine Tbe treat
ment confers a considerable degree of immunity on
the animals But a careful study of the recent litcra
ture of the subject and of the uses of iodine in vetcnnaiy
practice suggests strongly that many of the common
epizootics might be preien/ed by the regular use of
iodine in the food of the animal
Rothwell (Dominion Animal Husbandman) wnt
ing in tbe Canadian Farmer $ Advocate points out
that we are not suffiaently famil ar with tbe fact that.
while only the most minute traces of iodine are required
for proper animal functionings even partial interference
with or diminution of this requirement or reserve
may be reflected in most undesirable conditions
quite apart from goitre
Goitre and hairlessness of newly born animals
are very prevalent in areas of marked lodme deficiency
and the supply of iodine to the animals is an almost
certain preventive , indeed it has converted districts
from impossible to profitable conditions of live stock
production Further though iodine deficiency may
not be sufficiently marked in some areas to result
in such well defined pathological conditions there is
no doubt that it often occurs m sufficient degree to
interfere with optimum growth and reproductive power
Stunted growth abortion reduced prolificacy and
other troubles are sufficiently common to warrant the
most careful consideration of the iodine factor
The Supply of Iodine — It is not too much to
say that iodine deficiency occurs practically the world
over Vast areas of the earth s surface are known to
be deficient in iodine with effects which arc only
loo apparent Even in countries like Great Britain
there is evidence that large areas are deficient in this
element and there 1$ considerable variation in the
lodme content of natural herbages in different districts
The practice of cropping and grazing land without
return of iodine to the soil has had its effect Soil
deficiency of the element is of course reflected in
the crops and ultimately m the stock to which the crops
are fed Little is as yet definitely known of the iodine
I content 0} crops and food matenals but it would seem
from analyses that have been made that iodine is very
often entirely lacking in cereals and particularly of
I course in those grown m the notably defiaent areas of
' Amenca and elsewhere Traces are found rather more
frequently in green vegetables silage and hay but even
I in these cases the iodine content is dependent on that
of l/ie soil The net resuh of a study of the subject
leads to the conclusion that the natural supply of
iodine to stock « o most unreliaMe factor As an
insurance against defiaency cither iodine must be
relumed to the soil by means of lodmc'ccntaming
fertihsets such as Chilean nitrate of soda or (and
perhaps with greater certainly) iodine must be fed
directly to the animal For this purpose potassium
lodatc constitutes perhaps the most suitable source
though for poultry and ^ves tincture of iodine may
be supplied in the dnnking water or milk TTie
amounts required are small being measured generally
in terms of fractions of a grain per head dai!) Iodised
salt iodised concentrates and iodine containing
mineral licks are all obtainable and represent suitable
sources of iodine for all classes of stock
No stockfeeder can afford to t>c unaware of the
importance of this element in the nutrition and health
of the animal or to neglect careful consideraDon of
his own slock with a view to correcting possible
d^aenaes The reports of research work carried
out on subject are worthy of the study of all breeders
and feeders of live stock
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
studies of tfie pfiysiofogy of sex, sucVi as those of F R
Lillie and his associates at the Zoological Laboratory
of the University of Chicago Their solution of the
problem of the free martm is a good illustration of
how biology is gradually solving some of the breeder's
riddles
Finally, there is a growing attempt to apply the
findings of theoretical genetics to actual breeding
operations Increasing experience has emphasixed the
complexity of the problems and has shown that tn
relatively few cases can the simple genetic laws be
applied directly Chance and the probabilities of
certain combinations and results, must be taken into
constant account This has led to the necessity
of mathematical consideration of the problems and the
application of methods m the relatively new field of
biometric methods The breeder must not look for
immediate results of a revolutionary nature, but it is
safe to say that biological science, aided by mathematics,
IS gradually helping to transform livestock breeding
from a more or less haphazard art into a business
which can be conduct^ with a high degree of
confidence as to character and uni(ormit> of
attainment
Iodine in Animal Nutrition.
By FRANK EWART CORRIE, BSc, NDA, NDD
One of the most interesting features of more
recent agricultural research has been the investigation
of the mineral requirements of farm animals It has
been clearly demonstrated to be incorrect to assume
that an animals ration constructed properly with
regard to proteins, carbohydrates and fats will be
supplied adequately with the vanous ash or
” mineral elements which are the primary factors
of nutrition and which are essential to the proper
assimilation and functioning of the organic constituents
Especially is it incorrect to make this assumption under
preaent'day conditions of intensive production of
milk, eggs, and other animal produce Of the ten
chemical elements which the animal must derive
mainly, if not quite wholly, from the ash portion
of Its food, particular attention is directed to calcium
(lime), phosphorus chlorine iodine, and uon. because
foods and mixtures of foods are often deficient m
these , they have very important functions in the
aiumal body , and during certain periods of the
animal's life — pregnancy lactation, egg production,
growth — extraordinary demands are made on these
elements to meet the needs of the special condition
The majority of farmers supply common salt — a
source of chlorine — to their animals and to day it
has become customary to feed also some form of
mineral supplement to the ration, either mixed with
the food or in lick form, to provide calcium,
phosphorus, iodine, and iron This practice has
been attended with excellent results, serving to pre-
vent the ill health and malnutrition conseqfuent upon
improper dieting or the feeding to stock of rations
deficient in one or more of the essential food elements
The relation of the element iodine to the nutrition
of the animal has received considerable attention
during the past decade or so Though only a trace
of i^ine IS found m the animal body (chiefly in the
thyroid gland) it is a fundamental essential factor of
life Its assoaations with the growth of the animal ,
with breeding and fecundity with the production
of wool, hair and the like with milk secretion ,
and widi the maintenance of health, arc of intense
practical interest to the stock feeder In the per-
formance of certain of these functions the iodine acts
as a catalytic agent, produang its effect without material
loss of substance . but in the exercise of others loss
of iodine is incurred and the body supply must, of
necessity, be continually renewed
Iodine and Growth — At the Rowett Research
Institute. Aberdeen Kelly showed that small amounts
of iodine, as potassium iodide added to the cereal
rations of young, growing pigs induced increased
growth corresponding to an increased assimilation
and retention of nitrogen, phosphorus, and calcium
At the same Institute a group of twelve stall-fed
calves receiving potassium iodide gamed over the
same period 3^ ewts more than a comparable group
receiving no iodine Eward and Culbertson, at the
Iowa Agricultural Expenment Station, demonstrated
that the feeding of iodine, as potassium iodide, to
young growing pigs on rape pasture or m dry lot
resulted, in three separate trials in three different
years, in increasing the average daily gam approxi-
mately so per cent and in decreasing the amount of
food required for 100 lb of gam 10 per cent The
pigs receiving the iodine made greater dimensional
growth in height, in length, and in leg circumference,
than did pigs fed in exactly the same way but receiving
no iodide Confirmation of the influence of iodine
on growth has been obtained with sheep, dogs rabbits
and other classes of stock
Iodine and Breeding— So great is the demand
for mineral matter during pregnancy that it is certain
that deficiency of iodine during this period will have
ill effects on the young These may be aborted, still-
born or weakly and ill-formed In the Pemberton
Valley of British Columbia, where iodine defiaency
IS acute, it was reported that practically all youn^
pigs died at birth or were aborted, 90 per cent of
calves bom died within two or three days, and the eggs
of poultry, though containing embryos, failed to hatch
out Kalkus of the Washington Experimental Station
investigating the occurrence of goitre (an iodine
deficiency condition) m the district east of the Cascade
Mountains reported that 75 to 90 per cent of colts
bom in these districts have goitre, and 95 per cent
of such colts are either still born or die after two or
three da^
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
Iodine and the Skin — In ihe Prairie Province while only the most minute traces of lodme are required
of Gmada according to Tlnline patchiness of wool for proper animal functionings even partial interference
regularly accompanies goitre in sheep Iodine fed witK or diminution of this requirement or reserve
to the animals is an effective preventive Expenments may be reflected m most undesirable conditions
with Menno lambs at the Oberholz Station of Leipzig quite apart from goitre
University demonstrated beneficial results on the Goitre and hairlessness of newly born animals
fleece from feeding potassium iodide The wnter are very prevalent in areas of marked iodine deficiency
has often observed a beautiful condition of the skin and the supply of iodine to the animals is an almost
of pigs receiving potassium iodide and has received a certain preventive indeed it has converted distnets
number of reports of the excellent effects of iodine in from impossible to profitable conditions of live stock
improving the fur of rabbits and the coats of dogs production Further though iodine deficiency may
Iodine and Milk Secretion — Several Con not be sufficiently marked m some areas to result
tinental workers have repotted increased yields and in such well defined pathological conditions there is
improvement of quality of milk from cows receiving no doubt that it often occurs in sufficient degree to
lodmc m their food Little experimental work has been interfere with optimum growth and reproductive power
done in this connection m Great Britain but there is Stunted growth abortion reduced prolificacy and
evidence that the supply to cows of an iodine containing other troubles are sufficiently common to warrant the
mineral supplement tends to raise the milk yield and to most careful consideration of the iodine factor
prevent infection with tuberculosis Reports from The Supply of Iodine — It is not too much to
farmers have come iii to the wnter of better milk yields say that iodine deficiency occurs practically the world
m cows sows and ewes as a result of lodme feeding over Vast areas of the earth 5 surface are known to
Iodine and Health — Tuberculosis Johne s be deficient in iodine with effects which are only
disease and abortion to mention three of the worst loo apparent Even in countnes like Great Britain
plagues of the dairy fanner mav well result from a there is evidence that large areas are deficient m this
deficiency of one or more of the mineral elements element and there is considerable variation m the
upon which such heavy demands are made dunng iodine content of natural herbages m different districts
lactation and it is important to bear in mind the The practice of cropping and grazing land without
influence of iodine upon the assimilation and retention return of iodine to the soil has had its effect Soil
of the elements calcium and phosphorus which play deficiency of the element is of course reflected in
such an important part in the construction of milk the crops and ulbmately in the stock to which the crops
Professor Weiser at Budapest demonstrated with are fed Little 1$ as >et definitely known of the lodme
breeding sows not only appreciably increased growth content of crops and food materials but it would seem
m the litters of iodine fed sows but also their almost from analyses that have been made that iodine is very
perfect resistance to disease losses from these litters often entirely lacking m cereals and particularly of
being practically negligible as compared with heavy course m those grown m the notably deficient areas of
losses in the litters of sows receiving no iodine The America and elsewhere Traces are found rather more
pieventioti of joint ill in foaU by feeding potassium frequently in green vegetables silage and hay but even
iodide to the pregnant mare is of great interest to the in these cases the iodine content is dependent on that
breeder This treatment has been very successfuV of the sod Tbc net result ot a study of the subject
in Onada and America and has given excellent results leads to the conclusion that ihe natural supply of
where tried m Great Britain In one case within the iodine to stock a most unreliable factor As an
writer s knowledge the feeding of an iodised mineral insurance against defiaency either iodine must be
mixture to a flock of 400 Southdown ewes resulted returned to the soil by means of todmeHioniaining
for the fust tune in the experience of the shepherd fertilisers such as Chilean nitrate of soda of (and
in complete freedom from joint ill in the Iambs perhaps with greater certainty) iodine must be fed
Expenments have demonstrated that potassium iodide directly to the animal For this purpose potassium
or iodine is a valuable preventive of cocadiosis in lodate constitutes perhaps the most suitable source
rabbits and of bacillary white diarrhoea in poultry though for poultry and calves tincture of iodine may
Walker and Taylor in India and Vendel in be suppl cd m the dnnking water or milk The
Denmark have demonstrated that foot and mouth amounts required are small being measured generally
disease can be cured m the febrile stage by intravenous in terms of fractions of a gram per head daily Iodised
injections of Lugols solution of iodine The treat salt iodised concentrates and iodine containing
ment confers a considerable degree of immunity on mineral licks are all obtainable and represent suitable
the animals But a careful study of the recent liters sources of iodine for all classes of stock
ture of the subject and of the uses of iodine in veterinary No stocldeeder can afford to be unaware t>f the
practice suggests strongly that many of the common importance of this element m the nutrition and health
epizootics might be pretented by the regular use of of the animal or to neglect careful consideration of
lodme m the food of the animal hi» owti stock with a view to correcting possible
Rolhwell (Dominion Animal Husbandman) wnt defiaenaes The reports of research work carried
ing in the Canadian Farmers Advocate points out outon this subject are worthy of the study of all ’
that v»e are not suffiaently familiar with the fact that, and feeders of fise stock.
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
Livestock Breeding in Great Britain.
The distinction o{ being the world’s loremost
live stock breeders falls due to English and Scottish
Stockmen, as m Great Britain the finest agricultural
live stock breeds, yet created, are bred All breeds of
improved qualities such as are bred to-day, are the results
of applying intelligence to the great problem of develop-
ing into fixed characteristics such exceptional fendenctet
in individual animals which seem suitable for further
development Experience has proved over and over
again that when domestic animals arc left to themselves
they very rapidly deteriorate towards the wild state of
their progenitors English and Scottish live stock
breeders were the first to have their eyes opened to
thefact that there often prevailed exceptional tendenaes
m their animals, and they came to realise the enormous
commercial value of these tendencies and set their
minds on intensifying and developing them into
certain fixed characteristics so that these could be
transmitted from generation to generation , and thus
the foundation for animal live stock breeding as an
art was actually laid Domestic animals were pro-
bably among the earliest possessions of man, and when
he changed his nomadic life to that of cultivator of the
soil, and became a settler, the first and most pressing
necessity was to create beasts of burden The steadily
increasing consumption of meat increased herds and
flocks, and the supply was drawn from such beasts
when they no longer fulfilled their functions When
the industnahsation of Great Britain towards the
middle of the eighteenth century changed the economic
conditions, the cattle breeding industry was given
more attention as the new centres of population around
the towns where industries sprang up demanded ever
increasing supplies of beef and milk In this manner
the live stock industry in Great Britain slowly developed,
and as by degrees British commerce developed in over-
seas countries where the British settlers commenced
to take up new pursuits, so the prominent British
breeds were gradually introduced in those far away
lands From breeding raw boned long legged, slow-
growing animals of nondescript value, the art of
breeding by degrees turned the domestic animals
into the high state of usefulness into which to day they
are bred, and the transformation into short-legged,
compact, well developed animals has indeed been
rcmarlcable
The art of stock breeding has nowadays developed
to a science which is chiefly concerned with the functions
performed by living animals This art must be
founded on observations and experiments, and while
the live slock men of Great Britain through remarkable
energy and great skill succeeded m continuously
improving their breeds, it is only of recent date that
science has come to their assistance True, the great
men among live stock breeders who developed breed-
ing into a fine art were all highly endowed with a won-
derful eye and an able hand through which they suc-
ceeded in selecting for perpetuation of their kind such
animals which seemed to them most serviceable , but
later on they were, perhaps, often carried by a desire
to develop “ fmey points,’ overlooking the chief value
m the breed animal — its ability to reproduce itself.
The scientific breeder to day admits that there is
much more required to obtain success than the mere
attention to form and structure Selection of animals
capable of reproduction has thus developed into a
science, and with better understanding of scientific
methods in breeding the British breeders will un-
doubtedly forge ahead and for many years to come
rank among the foremost domestic animal breeders of
the world
There are many breeds of cattle, sheep, pigs and
horses in Great Britain each of which early had its
distinctive characteristics Thus an early writer on
the live stock m Great Britain truly stated that the
breeds of cattle as they are now found in Great Britain
are almost as various as the soil of the different distncts,
or the fancies of the breeders , and conveniently they
were classed according to the comparative size of
their horns Like briers of stock m every other
country the stock breeders in Great Bntam early
concentrated their energies on stimulating production,
and the improvement of existing breeds commenced
in the districts where a certain type of animal had been
bred since time immemorial Thus where the soil
was naturally rich and gram abundantly produced,
stall feeding and intensive farming led to the creation
of a heavier breed, the inherent qualities of which
could be ^rther developed through selected mating .
while in other districts where the production of grass
and forage was more favourable, and the existing breeds
through the course of time had developed a certain
ability for making good use of such foods, different
types existed, and the live stock men m such districts
rightly decided to develop these on other lines In
this manner, the magnificent breeds of England and
Scotland have developed to what they are to day —
the foremost breeds m the world
The Live Stock estimate for Great Bntam com-
prises Cattle 7,075000 sheep 22,000,000, pigs
3450,000 horses 1,430000
Hereford Cattle The Hereford breed is
among the foremost of the world s many beef
cattle breeds, and wherever these white-faced, red-
coloured cattle become known they rapidly obtain a
position of great importance As far back as in the
year 1627 it was stated by a well-known expert on
cattle breeding that no place m England produced better
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
cattle During the last hundred >cars or so the Here*
ford breed has passed through a process of transforma*
tion and to-day it develops in a remarkable degree
flesh avhere the finest cuts arc obtained The Here-
fords are fulfilling all the requirements of the exacting
butcher to-da> Among their many good qualities,
their ability to exist and develop under the most varied
conditions is outstanding Another remarkable feature
IS a natural aptitude to fatten easily and to early reach
matuntv The> ha\e proved almost immune to
tuberculosis, a proof of great hardiness The Hereford
CONS IS a careful mother, and the breed generally is
distinguished by prolificacy and prepotency It is one
of the foremost grazing breeds of the world, and although
essentially beef producing, theHerefords are good milkers
with fat milk They have proved immensely popular
in the British overseas Dominions, and it is no exaggera*
tion to state that they are the foremost beef breed in
the United States of America, while in Argentina
they have almost become the national breed
{llluiltolton page 19)
Aberdeen Angus Catti.e —To day the beautiful
Aberdeen Angus cattle can be found in every country
of the world Although a beef breed par exce/fence
these cattle are by no means bad milkers They are
most pleasing to the eye, black coloured, on short,
thick legs, and of a blocky build . and perhaps no
other beef breed can show such a minimum of bone
For crossing purposes with other breeds the Aberdeen
Angus have proved their value possessing singular
prepotency as proved by the fact that whenever crossed
with other breeds, the progeny invariably turns out
black and hornless Wherever imported the Aberdeen
Angus always give satisfaction In New Zealand
they have truly contributed more than any other breed
towards raising the quality of the beef , in the United
States of America they have repeatedly been given
pride of place at inter breed competitions and m
several Australian States, even where the soil is not of
the best they have always acquired popularity
Shorthorn Cattle — Probably no other breed m
Great Britain is so generally popular as are the Short
horn cattle, concerning which it is stated that they
now represent 72 Vo of the total cattle stock of the coun-
try The popularity of this breed in all civilised live
stock breeding countries is increasing from year to
year, and its capacity of turning roughage into beef
and milk seems steadily increasing Indeed as a
dual purpose breed the Shorthorns rank indisputably
as the foremost Owing to the prepotency of the bulls.
Shorthorn bulls are often preferred to any other breed
for crossing, and the Shorthorn blood infusion in
almost any other breed creates distmctiNeimprovement,
traceable through several generations Although Short-
horns are bred in a number of civilised countries, with
fevi exceptions no other breeders in the vi-orld have
succeeded in creating such remarkable animals as the
British Shorthorn breeders, with the result that Short-
horn men in steadily increasing numbers annually
visit the celebrated Shorthorn herds of Great Britain
for the acquisition of stud animals It is one of the
most beautiful breeds, distinctly British in type and
form, with a great function to fill for grading-up
purposes, especially in those many countries where
the indigenous cattle can be improved through blood
infusion
(Illasltalimt pages 20 21 22)
Lincolnshire Red Shorthorn Cattle— Since
189s the Lincoln Red Shorthorns have enjoyed pro-
tection through their own Herd Book, and the number
of bre«Iers of this distinct type of Shorthorn has
inueased year after year, in fact, the Lincoln Red
Shorthorns are to-day the second largest breed of Pedi*
greo cattle in England It is a commercially paying
breed . with a high average milk yield , of early
maturity, reaching the butchers’ weight at an age of
li to 2i years old The breed is hardy, of a sound
constitution, with strong, beautifully developed frame
and, generally speaking combining all the good
qualities of the Shorthorns The origin of the breed
can be dated back about 100 years when in the counties
of Durham and Northumberland resulting from the
original heavy Durham cattle which then developed
enormous size although slowly maturing through
selection and clever mating the present breed evolved
(lllusiraliofis page 23)
Welsh Black Cattle — ^This ancient breed, until
recently not much known outside Great Brilam,
deserves to come into prominence in a number of
countries where its ability as a reproducer, its compact
and heavy type and great fecundity make it desirable
for grading-up purposes There is a number of
countries where the climate is hot but where vast
stretches of tableland at high altitudes with abundant
grazing, are specially suitable for live stock breeding
and where the natural conditions arc often similar to
those m the homeland of this breed , and in all these
countries there is a future for the Black Welsh They
thrive well and remain in good condition even when
exposed to wet and cold and when fattened and
slaughtered their dead weight takes a very high ratio
to the live weight These cattle are particularly
suitable for grading up indigenous breeds in which
the live stock man is anxious to develop fattening
propensities In many of these foreign countries it
IS the practice to let the calves run with the mothers,
and as the Black Welsh have always been accustomed
to grazing on the hills with their calves they have
developed comparative immunity to tuberculosis
(llluslralton page 19).
Slssex Cattle — ^These large sized, beautiful, red-
coloured cattle are among the oldest breeds of England
The) are distinctly a beef produang breed, and as
such certainly valuable The Sussex bull invarwbly
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
Livestock Breeding in Great Britain.
TKe dist\nctiorv of being the world’s foremost
live stock breeders falls due to English and Scottish
Stockmen, as in Great Britain the finest agricultural
live stock breeds, yet created, are bred All breeds of
improved qualities such as are bred to-day. are the results
of applying intelligence to the great problem of develop-
ing into fixed characteristics such exceptional leniencies
in individual animals which seem suitable for further
development Experience has proved over and over
again that when domestic animals are left to themselves
they very rapidly deteriorate towards the wild state of
their progenitors English and Scottish live stock
breeders were the first to have their eyes opened to
the fact that there often prevailed exceptional tendencies
in their animals, and they came to realise the enormous
commercial value of these tendencies and set their
minds on intensifying and developing them into
certain fixed characteristics so that these could be
transmitted from generation to generation , and thus
the foundation for animal live stock breeding as an
art was actually laid Domestic animals were pro-
bably among the earliest possessions of man, and when
he changed his nomadic life to that of cultivator of the
soil and became a settler, the first and most pressing
necessity was to create beasts of burden The steadily
increasing consumption of meat increased herds and
flocks and the supply was drawn from such beasts
when they no longer fulfilled their functions When
the industrialisation of Great Britain towards the
middle of the eighteenth century changed the economic
conditions, the cattle breeding industry was given
more attention as the new centres of population around
the towns where industries sprang up demanded ever
increasing supplies of beef and milk In this manner
the live stock industry in Great Britain slowly developed, i
and as by degrees British commerce developed in over- '
seas countries where the British settlers commenced i
to take up new pursuits so the prominent British I
breeds were gradually introduced in those far away
lands From breeding raw boned long-legged slow-
growing animals of nondescript value, the art of
breeding by degrees turned the domestic animals
into the high slate of usefulness into which to-day they
are bred, and the transformation into short-legged,
compact, well developed animals has indeed been
remarkable
The art of stock breeding has nowadays developed
to a saence which is chiefly concerned with the functions
performed by living animals This art must be
founded on observations and experiments and while
the live stock men of Great Britain through remarkable
energy and great skill succeeded m continuously
improving their breeds, it is only of recent date that
science has come to their assistance True, the great
men among live stock breeders who developed breed-
ing into a fine art were all highly endowed with a won-
derful eye and an able hand through which they suc-
ceeded in selecting for perpetuation of their kind such
animals which seemed to them most serviceable , but
later on they were, perhaps, often carried by a desire
to develop ‘ fancy points,” overlooking the chief value
in the breed animal — its ability to reproduce itself.
The scientific breeder to day admits that there is
much more required to obtain success than the rncre
attention to form and structure Selection of animals
capable of reproduction has thus developed into a
science, and with better understanding of scientific
methods in breeding the British breeders will un-
doubtedly forge ahead and for many years to come
rank among the foremost domestic animal breeders of
the world
There are many breeds of cattle, sheep, pigs and
horses m Great Britain each of which early had its
distinctive characteristics Thus an early writer on
the live stock in Great Britain truly stated that the
breeds of cattle as they are now found in Great Bntam
are almost as various as the soil of the different districts,
or the fancies of the breeders . and conveniently they
were classed according to the comparative size of
their boms Like breeders of stock m every other
country the stock breeders m Great Britain early
concentrated their energies on stimulating production,
and the improvement of existing breeds commenced
m the districts where a certain type of animal had been
bred since time immemorial Thus where the soil
was naturally rich and grain abundantly produced,
stall feeding and intensive farming led to the creation
of a heavier breed, the inherent qualities of which
could be further developed through selected mating ,
while in oUier districts where the production of grass
and forage was more favourable, and the existing breeds
through the course of time had developed a certain
ability for making good use of such foods, different
types existed and the live stock men in such districts
rightly decided to develop these on other lines In
this manner, the magnificent breeds of England and
Scotland have developed to what they are to day —
the foremost breeds m the world
The Live Stock estimate for Great Britain com-
prises Cattle 7,075 000, sheep 22 000 ooo, pigs
3450,000 horses 1,430000
Hereford Cattle — The Hereford breed is
among the foremost of the world s many beef
cattle breeds, and wherever these white-faced, red-
coloured cattle become known they rapidly obtain a
position of great importance As far back as in the
year 1627 it was stated by a well-known^ expert on
cattle breeding that no place m England produced better
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
callle During the last hundred years or so the Here-
ford breed has passed through a process of transforma-
tion and to-day it develops in a remarkable degree
flesh where the finest cuts are obtained The Herc-
fords are fulfilling all the requirements of the exacting
butcher to-da> Among their many good qualities,
their abilit> to exist and develop under the most vaned
conditions is outstanding Another remarkable feature
IS a natural aptitude to fatten easily and to early reach
maturitv The> have proved almost immune to
tuberculosis, a proof of great hardiness The Hereford
cow IS a careful mother, and the breed generally is
distinguished by prolificacy and prepotency It is one
of the foremost grazing breeds of the world, and although
essentially beef producing, theHerefords are good milkers
with fat milk They have proved immensely popular
m the British overseas Dominions, and it is no exaggera-
tion to state that they are the foremost beef breed in
the United States of America, while m Argentina
they have almost become the national breed
{lllustralim page 19 )
Aberdeen Angus Cattle —To-day the beautiful
Aberdeen Angus cattle can be found in every country
of the world Although a beef breed par exctlUnce
these cattle are by no means bad milkers They are
most pleasing to the eye. black coloured, on short,
thick legs, and of a blocky build , and perhaps no
other beef breed can show such a minimum of bone
For crossing purposes with other breeds the Aberdeen
Angus have proved tbeir value possessing singular
prepotency as proved by the fact that whenever crossed
with other breeds, the progeny invariably turns out
black and hornless Wherever imported the Aberdeen
Angus always give satisfaction In New Zealand
they have truly contributed more than any other breed
towards raising the quality of the beef , m the United
States of America they have repeatedly been given
pride of place at inter-breed competitions and m
several Australian States, even where the soil is not of
the best they have always acquired popularity
Shorthorn Cattle — Probably no other breed in
Great Britain is so generally popular as are the Short
horn cattle concerning which it is stated that they
now represent 7^% of the total cattle stock of the coun-
try The popularity of this breed in all cmhsed bve
slock breeding countries is increasing from year to
>ear, and its capacit> of turning roughage into beef
and milk seems steadil) increasing Indeed, as a
dual purpose breed the Shorthorns rank indisputably
as the foremost Owing to the prepolcnc> of the bulls.
Shorthorn bulls are often preferred to any other breed
for crossing and the Shorthorn blood infusion in
almost an> other breed creates distinctiveimprovement.
traceable through several generations Although Short-
horns arc bred in a number of aviliscd countries, with
few exceptions no other breeders in the world have
succeeded in creating such remarkable animals as the
British Shorthorn breeders, with the result that Short-
horn men in steadily increasing numbers annually
visit the celebrated Shorthorn herds of Great Britain
for the acquisition of stud animals It is one of the
most beautiful breeds, distinctly British m type and
form, with a great function to fill for gradmg-up
purposes, especially m those many countries where
the indigenous cattle can be improved through blood
infusion
{llluslraliont pages20 21 22 )
Lincolnshire Red Shorthorn Cattle —Since
189s the Lincoln Red Shorthorns have enjoyed pro-
t^ion through their own Herd Book, and the number
of bre«Iers of this distinct type of Shorthorn has
mveased year after year, m fact, the Lincoln Red
Shorthorns are to-day the second largest breed of Pedi-
^co cattle in England It is a commercially paying
breed . with a high average milk yield , of early
maturity, reaching the butchers* weight at an age of
*2 to si years old The breed 1$ hardy, of a sound
constitution, with strong, beautifully developed frame
and. generally speaking, combining all the good
qualities of the Shorthorns The origin of the breed
can be dated back about 100 years when m the counties
of Durham and Northumberland resulting from the
original heavy Durham cattle which then developed
enormous size although slowly maturing, through
selection and clever mating the present breed evolved
{///ujDoIiwm page 23)
Welsh Black Cattle— This ancient breed, until
recently not much known outside Great Britain,
deserves to come into prominence m a number of
countries where its ability as a reproducer, its compact
and heavy type and great fecundity make it desirable
I for grading-up purposes There is a number of
countries where the climate is hot but where vast
stretches of tableland at high altitudes, with abundant
grazing, are specially suitable for live stock breeding,
and where the natural conditions are often similar to
those in the homeland of this breed , and in all these
countries there is a future for the Black Welsh They
thnve well and remain in good condition even when
exposed to wet and cold, and when fattened and
slaughtered their dead weight takes a very high ratio
to the live weight These cattle are particularly
*l' 1 * Sfsdmg up indigenous bre^s in which
the live stock man 1$ anxious to develop fattening
pro^nsities In many of these foreign countries it
IS the practice to let the calves run with the mothers
and as the Black Welsh have always been accustomed
to grazing on the hills with their calves they have
developed comparative immunity to tuberculosis
Ollialrelion page 19 ),
Sussn Cattle —These large-sized, beautiful, red-
coloured cattle are among the oldest bre^s of England
The) are distinctly a beef produang breed, and as
such certainly valuable The Sussex bull invariably
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Livestock Breeding in Great Britain,
The distinction oi being the -wcirld’s foiemosl
live stock breeders (alls due to English and Scottish
Stockmen, as m Great Britain the finest agricultural
Jive stock breeds, yet created, are bred AJI breeds of
improved qualities such as are bred to-day, are the results
of applying intelligence to the great problem of develop-
ing into fixed characteristics such exceptional fendencies
in individual animals which seem suitable for further
development Expenence has proved over and over
again that when domestic animals are left to themselves
they very rapidly deteriorate towards the wild state of
their progenitors English and Scottish live stock
breeders were the first to have their eyes opened to
the fact that there often prevailed exceptional tendenaes
in their animals, and they came to realise the enormous
commercial value of these tendenaes and set their
minds on intensifying and developing them into
certain fixed characteristics so that these could be
transmitted from generation to generation , and thus
the foundation for animal live stock breeding as an
art was actually laid Domestic animals were pro-
bably among tbe earliest possessions of man, and when
he changed his nomadic life to that of cultivator of the
soil, and became a settler, the first and most pressing
necessity was to create beasts of burden The steadily
increasing consumption of meat increased herds and
flocks, and the supply was drawn from such beasts
when they no longer fulfilled their functions When
the industrialisation of Great Britain towards the
middle of the eighteenth century changed the economic
conditions, the cattle breeding industry was given
more attention as the new centres of population around
the towns where industries sprang up demanded ever
increasing supplies of beef and milk In this manner
the live stock industry m Great Britain slowly developed,
and as by degrees British commerce developed in over-
seas countries where the British settlers commenced
to take up new pursuits, so the prominent British
breeds were gradually introduced in those far away
lands From breeding raw-boned long-legged slow-
growing animals of nondescript value the art of
breeding by degrees turned the domestic animals
into the high state of usefulness into which to-day they
are bred, and the transformation into short-legged,
compact, well developed animals has indeed been
remarkable
The art of stock breeding has nowadays developed
to a saence which is chiefly concerned with the functions
performed by living animals This art must be
founded on observations and experiments, and while
the live stock men of Great Britain through remarkable
energy and great skill succeeded m continuously
improving their breeds, it is only of recent date that
saence has come to theit assistance True, the great
men among live stock breeders who developed breed-
ing into a fine art were all highly endowed with a won-
derful eye and an able hand through which they suc-
ceeded in selecting for perpetuation of their kind such
animals which seemed to them most serviceable , but
later on they were, perhaps, often carried by a desire
to develop “ fancy points,’ overlooking the chief value
in the breed animal — its ability to reproduce itself.
Tbe scientific breeder to-day admits that there is
much more required to obtain success than the mere
attention to form and structure Selection of animals
capable of reproduction has thus developed mto a
saence, and with better understanding of scientific
methods in breeding the British breeders will un-
doubtedly forge ahead and for many years to come
rank among the foremost domestic animal breeders of
the world
There are many breeds of cattle, sheep, pigs and
horses m Great Britain each of which early had its
distinctive characteristics Thus an early wnter on
the live stock in Great Britain truly staled that the
breeds of cattle as they are now found m Great Britain
are almost as various as the soil of the different districts,
or the fancies of the breeders . and conveniently they
were classed according to the comparative size of
their horns Like breeders of stock in every other
country the stock breeders in Great Britain early
concentrated then energies on stimulating production,
and the improvement of existing breeds commenced
in the districts where a certain type of animal had been
bred since time immemorial Thus where the soil
was naturally rich and grain abundantly produced,
stall-feeding and intensive farming Jed to the creation
of a heavier breed, the inherent qualities of which
could be further developed through selected mating ,
while in other districts where the production of grass
and forage was more favourable, and the existing breeds
I through the course of time had developed a certain
ability (or making good use of such foods, different
types existed, and the live stock men m such districts
rightly decided to develop these on other lines In
this manner, the magnificent breeds of England and
Scotland have developed to what they are to day —
the foremost breeds m tbe world
The Live Stock estimate for Great Britain com-
prises Cattle 7.075 000, sheep 22,000,000, pigs
3 450 000, horses i 430 000
Hereford Cattle — The Hereford breed is
among the foremost of the world s many beef
cattle breeds, and wherever these white-faced, red-
coloured cattle become known they rapidly obtain a
position of great importance As far back as in the
year 1627 it was stated by a well-known! expert on
cattle breeding that no place in England produced better
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CiUU Dunng the last hundred ^cars or so the Here-
ford breed has passed through a process of transforma-
tion and to da> it develops in a remaflcable degree
flesh where the finest cuts are obtained The Here
fords are fulfilling all the requirements of the exacting
butcher to-da> Among their many good qualities,
their ability to exist and develop under the most vaned
conditions is outstanding Another remarkable feature
IS a natural aptitude to fatten easily and to early reach
maturitv They have proved almost immune to
tuberculosis a proof of great hardiness The Hereford
cow IS a careful mother, and the breed generally is
distinguished by prolificacy and prepotency It is one
of the foremost grazing breeds of the world and although
essentiallybeefproducing.theHerefords are good milkers
with fat milk They have proved immensely popular
in the British overseas Dominions, and it is no exaggera
tion to state that they are the foremost beef breed in
the United States of America, while m Argentina
thc> have almost become the national breed
{lllatlralion paf< 19)
Aberdeen Angus Cattu —To day the beautiful
Aberdeen Angus cattle can be found m every country
of the world Although a beef breed par txeelUnct
these cattle are by no means bad milkers They are |
most pleasing to the eye black coloured on short,
thick legs and of a blocky build , and perhaps no
other beef breed can show such a minimum of bone
For crossing purposes with other breeds the Aberdeen
Angus have proved their value possessing singular
prepotency as proved by the fact that whenever crossed
with other breeds the progeny invariably turns out
black and hornless Wherever imported the Aberdeen
Angus always give satisfaction In New Zealand
they have truly contributed more than any other breed
towards raising the quality of the beef , in the United
Stales of America they have repeatedly been given
pride of place at inter breed competitions, and in
several Australian States even where the soil is not of
the best they have always acquired popularity
I
Shorthorn Cattle — Probably no other breed m
Great Britain is so generally popular as arc the Short
horn cattle concerning which it is stated that they
now represent 72% of the total cattle stock of the coun-
try The popularity of this breed m all cmhsed live
stock breeding countries is increasing from year to
year, and its capaaty of turning roughage into beef
and milk seems steadily increasing Indeed, as a
dual purpose breed the Shorthorns rank indisputably
as the foremost Owing to the prepotency of the bulls
Shorthorn bulls are often prefcTred to any other breed
for crossing and the Shorthorn blood infusion in
almost any other breed creates distinctiveimproscmcnt,
traceable through 5e\ eral generations Although Short
horns are bred m a number of asihsed countnes with
few exceptions no other breeders m the >»-orId have
succeeded m creating such remarkable animals as the
British Shorthorn breeders, with the result that Short-
horn men in steadily increasing numbers annually
visit the celebrated Shorthorn herds of Great Britain
for the acquisition of stud animals It is one of the
most beautiful breeds, distinctly British in type and
form, with a great function to fill for grading-up
purposes, especially m those many countries where
the indigenous cattle can be improved through blood
infusion
(Illuitrationt pagts20 21 22)
Lincolnshire Red Shorthorn Cattle — ^Smee
1895 the Lincoln Red Shorthorns have enjoyed pro-
tection through their own Herd Book, and the number
of breeders of this distinct type of Shorthorn has
increased year after year, m fact, the Lincoln Red
Shorthorns are to day the second largest breed of Pedi-
gree cattle in England It is a commercially paying
breed . with a high average milk yield , of early
matunly, reaching the butchers’ weight at an age of
to 2J years old The breed is hardy, of a sound
I constitution with strong beautifully developed frame
■ and generally speaking combining all the good
qualities of the Shorthorns The origin of the breed
can be dated back about loo years when m the counties
of Durham and Northumberland resulting from the
original heavy Durham cattle which then developed
enormous site although slowly maturing through
selection and clever mating the present breed evolved
Ullaslralions pagt 23)
Welsh Black Cattle — This ancient hree^, until
recently net much known outside Great Britain,
deserves to come into prominence m a number of
countries where its ability as a reproducer its compact
and heavy type and great fecundity make it desirable
for grading up purposes There is a number of
countries where the climate is hot but where vast
stretches of tableland at high altitudes with abundant
grazing are specially suitable for live stock breeding
and where the natural conditions are often similar to
those in the homeland of this breed , and m all these
countries there is a future for the Black Welsh They
thnve well and remain in good condition even when
exposed to wet and cold and when fattened and
slaughtered their dead weight takes a very high ratio
to the live weight These cattle arc particularly
suitable for grading up indigenous breeds in which
the live stock man is anxious to develop fattening
propensities In many of these foreign countries it
IS the practice to let the calves run with the mothers
and as the Black Welsh have always been accustomed
to grazing on the hills with ihcir calves they have
developed comparative immunity to tuberculosis
(fHiatralion page 19).
Sussex Cattle — ^Tbese large sized, beautiful, red-
coliMjrcd cattle are among the oldest breeds of England
They are distinctly a beef producing breed, and as
sudi certainl) valuable The Sussex bull invanabl)
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ifuscs the quahljcs o 5 his breed when crossed wjlH
ihers and in many countries overseas especially in
jouth Africa their value for crossing is recognised
rhey are remarkable for early maturity and when
attened the beef is well marbled succulent and of a
rtgh commercial value
(llluslral on pa^e 22 )
Devonsjure Cattle — Some eighty years ago
British farmers attention was drawn to the Devonshire
^tlle and although slowly the breed has been developed
until to day it ranks among the foremost beef breeds m
Great Britain Breeders of these cattle however
conceived the idea of developing the often prevalent
distinct milking propensities of the breed and thus
the Devon cattle are to day bred for beef as well as for
milk production The South Devon cattle are
now generally reaching a fairly high annual milk pro
duction and the South Devon Herd Book Soaety in
which by degrees very good herds are being built up
has some remarkable results to register As regards
the Devon cattle the control of which is cxerascd
by the Devon Cattle Breeders Association these are
nowadays enjoying a far famed reputation for hardiness
of constitution and it is a fact that they thrive and
develop under almost any conditions They are
singularly immune to tuberculosis As producers
of prime beef they are increasingly coming in vogue
{llluiirat on pogt 25 )
Highland Cattle— This is one of the most
remarkable breeds m the Scottish districts and few
breeds if any exceed the Highland cattle m produang
succulent beef The breed as it exists to day has
been gradually developed from one of the old Celtic
breeds but whence it originally came is disputed
Perhaps the Roman settlers brought this cattle with
them from the Roman Campagna where cattle are still
bred remarkably like the Highlands They are a slow
maturing breed and poor milkers but remarkable
for their hardiness and ability to turn rough grazing
into meat
{lUualrat ons pagt 93 )
Galloway and Belted Galloway Cattle —
The Galloway cattle are chiefly at home in Ayrshire
Wigtownshire Kirkcudbright Dumfriesshire Cumber
land and Northumberland and are hardy healthy
animals probably indigenous to these districts Their
most remarkable feature is abil ty to thrive on very
poor grazing and yet produce cho ce beef This ability
IS of a high commercial value in a number of countries
where live stock conditions are still in the undeveloped
state and as the Galloway bull has proved a fine
reproducer the breed deserves to be known outside
its own countrj
The peculiarly coloured cattle called Belted
Galloways have been bred in Galloway for over one
hundred years but wbclhcr the breed is indigenous
to the county is not on record h is variably stated that
the origin was in Denmark and Schleswig Holstein a
statement for which however there is probably no
foundation It is more probable that the breed has
developed in its own homeland It is a pleasing sight
to see a herd of these Belted cattle grazing m a field
but otherwise they have no particu\ar]y outstanding or
remarkable qualities The main point of character
istics IS the bull s reproducing ability and breeders hold
that for grading up purposes these bulls arc of con
siderable value In the U S of America where there
IS a Belted Galloway Breed Society m existence the
cattle have developed a fairly high milk yield Not so
long ago the number of Belt^ herds m Holland was not
inconsiderable but only one herd exists to-day Speak
ing generally the breed is hardy and fatten fairly easily
Longhorn Cattle— This breed is distinctly
of Roman origin as proved by the size and position of
j the horns the colour of the animals and some other
! features and as foundation animals the Longhorns were
early utilised by one of the greatest stock breeders the
world has ever known Robert Bakewell who made a
selection among the Longhorns when he commenced
breeding operations At that time the Longhorns
Were the onl} breed kept pure in England and alreadv
then the cows of the breed enjoyed a high reputation
for milk production and fat milk To day it is
distinctly a butchers beast reaching remarkably
heavy weight One of the drawbacks of the breed an
inclination to develop long legs has dunng recent years
been fairly successfully overcome and at leading live
stockexhibits the Longhorn cattle have invariably shown
harmonious development The full grown animals
measure from 3 ft —4 ft across In appearance it is one
of the most remarkable breeds very pleasing to the eje
Blue Albion Cattle — These cattle are good
m Ikers decidedly butchers beasts and so far the
breed is making headway although the Fed grees in
most instances do not date very far back The Blue
Albion Cattle Society has only existed a very few years
prior to the foundation of which these cattle were not
generally knovm The most outstanding feature is
their beautiful colour but they have proved capable
of developing their milking propensities and the fat
percentage is very considerable The bull is very
symmetrically developed and seems to have ability
to reproduce his features m the progeny
Red Polled Cattle — Among the cattle breeds of
Great Britain jarticularly remarkable for milk yield
as well as for fattening propensities — combination
which nowadays is classified as dual purpose
qualification in a breed the Red Poll cattle rank very
high indeed many an experienced breeder who has
successfully bred other breeds is convinced that the
Red Polled take pride of place among all the double
utihty cattle so far created through breeders skill
They are very pleasing to the eye their beautifully
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sJiaped bod> and deep red colour making ihcm particu>
jar|> attracll^e. and m a grazing field a herd of Red
PolI«^ IS trul> a beautiful sight At Show after Show
the Red Polled arc awarded the highest distinctions,
and their economical feeding properties seem to gam
for them a slcadil> increasing number of admirers
For grading up purposes the Red Polled bulls have
proved cminentb suitable m a great number of countries,
and overseas m the British Dominions they are certainly
among the chosen favourites
{lllusiralions page 24 )
Amishire Cattle— This hardy breed the out-
come of much skill on the part of the earliest breeders,
is now well introduced in almost every country of the
Globe, and its reputation ranks very high among the
British breeds As a point of fact Ayrshircs have m
more countnes than one even exceeded the per-
formances of the breed in its homeland, and particularly
in the British Dominions are they developing larger hags
and teats the smallness of which once upon a time caused
objections The early origin of the Ayrshire cattle.
It IS often asserted, was outside Scotland but this
statement is questionable It is certainly one of the
foremost dairy breeds remarkable for hardiho^,
satisfactory butter fat percentage, and longevity To day
there is scarcely a country m the world where dairying
IS dweloping m which Ayrshire cattle are not to be
found a remarkable testimony to the breed s ability
to suit the most diverse conditions of life and climate
During the last two decades, as a result of great slull
on the part of breeders, the milking capacity has been
very considerably developed while another feature
t 1 ®^“^ jmportance in the breeding industry, the
ability of breeding true to type is one that distinctly j
belongs to the Ayrshire breed I
a atodily mambcrship, .nd ih, obstrvanl
«sitor 10 Pdjgrea calllt sale, and Shows cannot help
be ng Stnick by .be d.sl.ne. development of „ze and
fattoms propensities of ibe Bntisb Friesian cattle,
tetifying ibat increaser^ attention i, being paid to
these points by the breeders ^
Ulluilralion page 25)
breer^s the Soutbdo™ easily ranks in ibe forefront
and It IS questionable wbetber any other mutton ha,
ih.: succuknee that i, so cbaractcristic of this breed
It IS indeed, one of the best sbeep ever created, and its
reputation as a reproducer stand, high all over the
world, while butcher, in all countries show particular
preference for the Southdown, owing to the fact that
there „ no waste in ,be carcase The bone „ exciS.
ingly small and the meat beautifully marbled In
bfblT" •■'J pro-
bably no other sbeep breed outside the Merino type
^ows wool coming so near in eI.ssif,e.ro„ To X
nrT . Southdown, ate
iwomment invariably giving to the crosses their own
^mbatilie. One of the largest commodities in the
j'*’' “r'tf lor which
So^bd^"'* “ r'"'' purveyor, and the
irST ““J"*'’ "‘/onrarkable minimum
shtinluge has proved particularly suitable for this
important trade In that country the number of ewes
every year msled with Southdown ram, to pun-ey™
the frozen lamb export, ,, ever increasing <
(/lluitrolians page 43 )
Friesian Cattle— Having only been bred m
Great Britain during a relatively short period, the
Friesian cattle have rapidly gained in popularity, and
the development of their milking propensities during
the last ten years has been astonishing As the bre^
has now had sufficient time to become thoroughly
acclimatised m the British Isles the name of * British
Fnesians is thoroughly deserved As is the case with
all other Friesian breeds wherever they arc bred to-day,
the British Fnesians have demonstrated their ability of
developing a remarkable milk yield and quite satis-
factory fat percentage . and as increased consumption
of milk IS uppermost in the mind of milk producers as
well as medical authorities in every country where the
dairying industo is being encouraged the populanty
of this breed is explained No other dairy breed seems
capable of constantly breaking its own * Record ’’ as
IS the case with the Fnesians Whether the policy of
continuously developing the milk yield is the best, is
questionable as obv lously there are limits bey ond which
it IS imprudent to go, but generally spealang in the
British Isles the Fnesians have successfully with-
the very great strains imposed upon them i
The Friesian Cattle Society, founded in 1909, enjoys 1
.„r.«wrb"" SHt£p -Tb,, „ one of .be mo,. '
^ !r [ L ’ outstanding quality is
honed b ? ° >>= men-
IrTl dd k T "" j" Tbe ewes
are splendid bzeeder, and zema.n sucb during a number
n! A '" "“nv countries, particulerly m tbe U.S
m Tp’'"™ instrumental
bewTr 'lanPilr ibrougb
dafivmi"' demonstrate a
•"crease of i lb m vveight from the day of birth
the Hampshircs are perhaps seen at their greatest
sWrOo' T" °'7 tbe Hamp-
mtb tbe rT’.Tk •'a- •» lit To
but It „ just as true to eay tbet under almost anv con-
dmou. uordi or south of the Equator .be HamwbT
retein their outsUnding cbareclerislics . end where
'aa" “Pa* »'>aky shape
tepdlr creele for them permaneut friends As wiS
ft'"P>'’''a. ere eerbunly of no mJS
q^ty. a tbp of from lo to .4 lb, of unwashed wool
sTh ■ T Tila Ibe Southdown rem,
the excellent malerul lor
purposes Splendid crosses are ob^nable ’
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crossing the rams with Lincoln Leicester and South
down sheep In several countries of Latin America
the agricultural Authorities attention has lately been
drawn to the reproductive value of the breed The
Hampshires rank among the sheep breeds as par
licularly hardy They are popular in every county of
England and the number of flocks registered in the
Briers Flock Book is steadily increasing
Oxford Down Sheep —Tins is a strong heavy
Down breed in which early maturity has been developed
thanks to breeders skill The Oxford Down rams
have been instrumental m grading up sheep breeds
in many countries but the breed develops best in its
home surroundings The mutton is of excellent quality
and these sheep grow a satisfactory fleece of close
texture Dunng many years Oxford rams have been
utilised in grading up the while faced ewes of north
Bntain and without exaggeration it may be stated
that the breed is responsible for great and general
improvement in the sheep breeding industry of Great
Britain
Shropshire Sheep— Among the leading sheep
breeds of Great Bntain the Shropshires hold a well
established position and while they have played an
important part in their homeland probably their
destiny for grading up purposes lies m such districts
where the native indigenous sheep absolutely require
blood infusion of that kind One of the reasons
why the Shropshire rams are of outstanding ment for
cross breeding is the fact that they originated from a
mountain breed and thus have preserved in their veins
the peculiarities of that type Their wool is of fine
texture and always in demand in the wool markets
and the popularity of the breed is undoubtedly spreading
• In AustraJia the Shropshires have been responsible
for a remarkable development in the mutton trade
U is daimed for the breed that it rrutures earlier
than any other sheep breeds a statement which !
however is exaggerated
{llluil al on page 44 )
Dorset Sheep have been bred since time im
memorial in the county of Dorset where they early
developed certain qualities through which they have
been found suitable m a number of countries for grading
up other sheep breeds such as remarkable fecundity
easily fattening propensity and compact body build
The Dorsets have a deep body broad loins full shoul
ders without coarseness and they dcvelcp a particularly
good leg of mutton with small bone These Dorset
sheep are becoming great favourites wherever they are
imported and few other sheep breeds arc so adaptable
to a variety of local ties and climates The wool is
highly priz^ and the fleeces a!wa>s obtain top prices
TTie lambs yield from zj to 3 lbs woo! the ewes up
to 7 lbs and )earlmg rams from loj to I4i lbs The
centre for tbe Dorset sheep breeding is Dorchester
where two t>pes are bred — the Dorset homed and tbe
Dorset Down sheep
Romney Sheep — No other British sheep have
obtained popularity overseas equal to the popularity of
tbe Romney Marsh sheep whi^ in many countries are
given preference to all other breeds It is claimed for
these sheep that their development has been more
natural i e less artificial than is the case with many
other British sheep breeds be that as it may their
type has for a great length of time retained the same
fixity for which these animals were known at their
earliest time The explanation of this is obviously to
be found m the peculiar circumstances under which the
breed has developed such as soil landscape and
climate As a sheep breed m which to a high degree
dual purpose qualities are developed the Romney
Marsh sheep perhaps take pride of place and on their
ability to reproduce and infuse good qualities into the
progeny their great popularity has been built up
Ryeland Sheep — ^This breed is nowadays con
sidered to be one of those Bntish breeds concerning
which it can be generally stated that it represents all
that IS best m a sheep breed It is claimed for the
breed and there is no reason why the statement should
not be true that it is the oldest breed iti the British
Isles and it is recorded that Ryeland flocks were
rnaintamed m several parts of Hereford as long ago
as m the thirteenth century The Ryelands have
done remarkably well when crossed with overseas
Menno sheep and there is no exaggeration in stating
that m the British Dominions the Ryelands are gaming
m popularity every year This explains why rams ^
of good PMigrees if characteristically built and
developed to day obtain prices which rank amonr ^
the highest being paid by overseas breeders It is a '
singularly beautiful breed of medium sized sbeep
with well developed shoulders and backs saddles and
legs
Devonshire Sheep— The two breeds originating
in Devonshire but nowadays favoured in many parts
of the world are both of remarkable and outstanding
qualities The South Devon sheep the flock
book of which is kept at Tolnes is a fine animal pro
duang very good wool reliable for punctuality in
fattening and wool production alike and the wool
staple IS dense and lustrous The Devon Long
Woolled Sheep chiefly bred in north and east Devon-
shire Somerset and Cornwall is of late becoming more
known abroad resulting from propaganda work under
taken by the Devon Long Woolled Sheep Breeders
Society m Somerset Crossed with other sheep breeds
such as the Hampshire Down invariably excellent
mutton crosses are produced and at Smithfield Shows
these crosses have drawn considerable attention of late
Flock masters m more countnes than one who have
imported the Devon Long Woolled rams forgrading up
purposes have invariably reported good results
Lerry Jdiu. Sheep — Among the British sheep
breeds the Kerry Hill has of late been in great demand
m a number of countnes among which Spam should be
mentioned wherethe breed to-day has many admirers
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«l»r5!c>ped sKttp and its commeroal
;_r_ trt- fan that it can gron into almost
•.-d und-f kmland condibons while
^ IS «ftainl\ among the %ef> best
«t pjrticsdadT food and the mutton is esef)
m f-'Ti repute b> butchers and consumers
Ao out. tarrimg feature is its abiitt) to breed
‘j Th_$ the bUcfc-spcckled face alvira>s
-p 7 the fir*t few generations of cross
f/E»l ef an pagt 44)
ShEE? — T ins IS a Jong woollcd 1
y^'* rv^Jtonous qualities chiefly known and j
m rts home surroundings Yorkshire .
a,/5 }fvh appfeoated on account of its lustrous wool
and Lv*- p'raijiar v>aie in the staple The fame of j
%-M hft^ IS nw iprealing and wenslejdale rams are '
e>crw*o^> coming into fasour in districts where the
ester for the highly developed woollen trade i
It « cjaiirytd for the breed that when crossed with other '
ih' abilit} to grow the same lustrous wool is
nver«y> inherited by the progeny r
Lpcols Lo^g Woolled Sheep— There is no
«'Zsg7eTati0n m sUlmg that this breed has done more
than any other British sheep breed towards grading
up the (Socks tn Latin America and likewise that it
It the fact (hat the infusion of blood from Lincoln
rams can be traced m many a sheep breed m foreign
countries testifying to a remarkable reproductive
abihl) Thus the splendid Texel sheep m the north
^rif Holland one of the finest sheep breeds in Europe
tiase inherited their well developed body and wool ,
propensities from Lincoln rams Their particular
value in cross breeding is appreciated everywhere 1
where the rams have been imported In Mexico a
great change has come over the sheep flocks distinctly
traceable to the infusion of Lincoln Long Woolled blood
Many a breeder in Argentina has in the same manner
graded up his sheep and remarkable prices are now and
then being paid for rams of outstanding qualities The
Flock Book of the Lincoln Long Woolled Sheep
Breeders Association now soon in its fortieth year of
existence contains some remarkable Records from
which It IS evident that these splendid sheep have been
reared in Lincolnshire for more than 150 years Few
other breeds can show their high average of 25 lbs
washed wool of a generally nice fleece It » a hardy
breed early maturing
llllutlrattan page 45)
Suffolk Sheep — ^These sheep have been bred for
ever «o long in the county of Suffolk where flocks
can he traced back to the year 1855 Unlike other
British sheep breeds on account of their black head and
outstanding ears and great vitality the Suffolk sheep are
rapidly coming to the forefront especially m such
countries where the hosiery trade claims a taw woo!
of a certain staple Although chiefly a mutton breed
the Suffolks cl p on average of 8 lbs of washed wool
and the fleece has a nice length and is altogether sound
and good wool The lambing percentage for this
breed is very high It 1$ certainly among the mos
Valuable sheep breeds in Great Brftam
Leicester Sheep— To this breed was attention
given by the big breeders of their day in preference to
any other breed and its history s too well known
to need repealing It certainly ha» been instrumental
in improving most of the other breeds v f long woolled
sheep in Great Britain and many a sheep breed in
foreign countries has been graded up and obtained
renlarkabfe qualities through the mating with LcicKter
rams The Leicester ewes breed early and arc thus
good providers for the early lamb market As long
ago as 150 years back these sheep drew the breeders
attention and they continue their reputation as remark
able progenitoTs in cross breeding
Cheviot Sheep — It is claimed that it is one of
the oldest pure bred sheep in Great Britain and that
It is the most handsome It 15 certainly a very useful
breed especially suitable for conditions similar to its
homeland the Cheviot hills where it has been cherished
almost since time immemorial as one of the easiest I
and cheapest feeders In the Cheviot Hills they arc
left to fence for themselves during a great portion of I
the year often on the scantiest of feed while through
the winter even when the snow lies deep they are
able to obtain nouruhment from grass and heather
On the other hand they quickly respond to generous
treatment and develop good live weight At many
a Fat Stock Show they fetch top prices Without
these sheep the world famed twe« cloth would
probably never have been created During pasturage j
the ewes generally produce from 4 to 6 lbs washed
wool but when well fed they even attain a fleece 1
weight of up to 15 lbs For unknown reasons they,
arc not found in many a country where they sh^ould do 1
exceedingly well such as in Peru Chile Ecuador
Salvador etc probably owing to lack of propaganda
on the part of the Scottish breeders
Welsh Mountain Sheep -A
,i«,lr m„r,sh.d »nd .Ua to OAt.l aoJ d.vAp <>" et«L
tng wli«c most othor .heop starve It is a
5l,«P that deseve, to be ».dely koovm m countnes
where climatic conditions soil and other factors
militate egainst the heavier breeds In its home
land the Welsh sheep develops excellent mutton and the
carcase weight reaches from 45% to 53% It grows
fine and close but short wool as a rule white and free
(com black hairs It is an early maturing breed
valued by the butcher as being free from wasteful fat
It IS distinctly a mountain breed and as such ranks
among the best mutton breeds of northern Europe
OniER Sheep Breeds —Several sheep breeds of
outstanding qualities but chiefly of local interest and
importance are reared m their respective distncts
«iA as the Lonk sheep a hill r^^nge sheep chiefly
bred m Lancashire Yorkshire and certain parts of
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Derbyshire, a handy, very hardy grazer, good wool
producer, often used for crossing with other breeds,
especially the Scottish Black Faced sheep The
Clun sheep is a Shropshire breed with very old Pedi-
grees in tfie Clun Forest distnct, generally liked for
its all round qualities as an early matunng breed and
fairly good wool producer The Herdwick sheep
IS a small-sized, grey-faced sheep, the product of the
soil at home in the west Cumberland distncts in
barren surroundings where it is grazing at altitudes of
from 8oq to 3000 ft above sea level, thriving well
and in these distncts often the rriamslay of the farmers
among whom many rear flocks numbenng 1,500 and
more Even dunng very cold winter days the
Herdwick sheep maintain themselves even increasing
in weight The rams arc invanably homed The
Wiltshire Horn sheep is one of the very oldest sheep
breeds, originating in the county of Wiltshire but now-
adays chiefly grazing m the midlands Its mutton is
particularly appreciated by the butcher The SwALC-
DALE sheep is chiefly bred in Westmorland Durham
and Yorkshire a lively animal and a good grazer,
of late enjoying appreaation in overseas countries as a
mutton producing sheep The Dartmoor sheep is
a bwutiful thnfty sheep breed on the high lying lands
in Devonshire Its mam feature is its remarkably
tasty and juicy mutton The clip is considerable,
averaging 12 — 14 lbs Full grown, these sheep
obtain a killed weight of from 80 to 90 lbs The
Dartmoor Sheep Breeders Assoaation, Okehampton,
was formed not so long ago and through its energies
the Dartmoor sheep is now being imported into various
countnes of Africa while m the U S of America and
Canada breeders attention is being drawn to this
valuable mountain sheep The SCOTTISH BlaCK-
FACED sheep rank as one of the best mutton breeds,
and well fattened they always fetch top prices in the
butchers’ trade It is stated that the breed probably
onginated from Persia It is an attracuve-looking
animal a good grazer, and when crossed with rams '
of other breeds the progeny obtain increased woo! ,
percentage and heavier weight
Yorkshire Pigs, known as Large White and Middle
White all over the world, arc type* which have in a
remarkable degree contributed to grading up the native
pig breeds in a great number of countnes while m
other countries they have acted as Foundation Stock
through which a pig breeding industry has been created
and lurther des elofid No other pig breed in the world
possesses such a remarkable reproduang ability, and
chiefly the Large White has been instrumental in
creating national values m these countnes where the
development of the indigenous breed has been turned
into a commeraal ^position through the infusion of
Yorkshire blood This being the fact, its s-alue as
a reproducer can hardly be exaggerated More than
any other breed these Yorkshire pigs sene almost
any purpose in pig breeding as they are the small
holder s pig to the same degree as they are ttuuble
to be br^ and fed m large herds
Slal! in pig breeding is the outcome of study,
observation, painstaking, and energy on the part of
the breeder, although success sometimes comes
unexpectedly, almost immediately to an inexperienced
breeder , but the Yorkshire brero, as it has developed
dunng the many years until it has reached almost
perfection to-day, is not the product of good luck
m breeding as few pig breeds at the earliest stage
of their development have shown so many '* throw-
backs ’ as has been the case with this breed
The mtemalional importance of this remarkable breed
may be demonstrate by pointing to the fact that
Denmark would not have been able to obtain her
present position as almost undisputed supplier of bacon
to the Bntish market if she had had to rdy on her own
pig matenal Denmark maintains her undisputed
position of having the best commeraal pig breeders
because she has been able to continuously draw on
the Yorkshire pig breed in England for crossing her
own Landrace pigs It is probably no exaggeration
to state that her bacon industry can be best main-
tained through permanent infusion of Yorkshire blood ,
and the importance of the breed is therefore, evident
The three fundamental " Points *' in this breed which
have been remarkably developed through the skill of
the Bntish breeders are early maturity, capaaty of
assuming a tremendous weight and fecundity Many
other breeds have been and can be brought to early
matunty and growing into large body weight, but
often at the expense of fecundity Not so with the
Yorkshire Large White pigs Their litters are uniform
and bred healthy end hardy The sows are excellent
mothers, good tempered and easily handled Ovwng
to their white skin they are not always capable of
existing in the hottest countnes such as Brazil or
other countnes lying in the same mendian, but when
legislation in these countries compels the farmers to
prepare comfort and shelter for their animals, there
are no obstacles against developing pure or cross breed-
ing of the Yorkshires even under the hottest dime
The Middle White Yorkshire pig is a remarkably
good forager, and by many a bacon curer considered
superior to a number of other types now bred for the
market TTie breed is hardy and the sows are good
mothers When fattening it develops very good sides
and hams In many overseas countries the Middle
White Yorkshire pigs arc preferred to the Large
Whites, and it 1$ worthy of note that they wthstand
severe old even under very trying arcumstances
such as often prevail in countnes like Canada, Finland,
and Siberia This breed possesses the ability of
immediately improving the progeny when crossed on
even the most s'alueless of other pig breeds, and
probably the future of the breed will be connected
with devdopment through blood infusion of the herds
of a large number of countnes whose nondcsenpt
pigs have almost ceased to have any commercial value
Particularly in the many negro countnes on the Afncan
continent may this be the case
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Large Black Pigs — Among exisimg vfell-
developed. highly commercial pig breeds.the so called
"Large Black" pig is often a declared favounteowing
to Its grazing propensities It grows to very Urge
proportions and is able to thrive and develop a daily
increase m body weight on grass feeding under almost
any conditions This breed is nowadays one of the big
litter producers, and the sows breed remarkably
punctual!), while the boars always reproduce to type
There is a number of countries where the Large
Black has a mission to fill, and perhaps its most out-
standing quality is its remarkable hardihood
Berkshire Pics — Whether these pigs were in-
digenous to England or not, it is an excellent type of
pig whose performances are invariably reliable They
are. of course, not " everybody's pig,’ as many a
breeder is anxious to develop large weight , but when
it IS aimed at developing neatness of shape, the Berk-
shire black pig ranks among the foremost, while
early maturity and fattening propensities contribute
to make it a desirable pig under many agricultural
conditions where the larger animal is not desirable
Perhaps no other pig breed in Great Britain was ever
developed and built up with so little outside bloi^
infusion— a feature of no small value, as this pureness
of blood has been a deciding factor among many a
breeder overseas pnor to choosing a breed (or per-
manency The Berkshires have often been singled
out at Smithfield Shows m Carcase Competitions,
while m several other classes they are continuously
being awarded Championships Point for point the
Berkshire breed can be classified among the worlds
foremost pig breeds
(lllusttoUon page 45)
Essex Pigs — ^T hc peculiar belting of this pig
breed is one of its outstanding features, but great
fecundity, early fattening, large litters and good temper
are qualities that endear the breed to many farmers
As a baconcr it is prominent, and for the pork trade it
IS undoubtedly one of the most economical pigs to
feed As the name indicates, the origin of the breed
lies in the county of Essex where ever since medieval
times the farmers strove to breed an easily fattened
pig suitable for the London market Essex pigs
develop remarkably full hams and considerable length,
and in carcase competitions they invarubly draw
attention to their performances
Wessex Saddleback Pigs —Although one of the
most ancient breeds in Great Britain it is only of recent
date that this pig has come into prominence, having
not so scry long ago been on the point of extinction
For all round qualities the Wessex Saddleback,
like the Essex Pig, is distinctly a fanner's pig, and the
attention which many breeders in foreign countries are
pa>mg to the breed whenever exhibited indicates that
Its populanty is increasing It is claimed for the breed
that it is an exceptional)) rapid feeder, the average gam of
I lb on 3 } lbs of food being the rule Butchers hold
that the Wessex Saddleback pig lallt remarkably well
(///lolpelion page 47)
Gloucester Old Spots Pigs —Among the British
pig breeds the Gloucester " Old Spots ’ is perhaps
the most remarkable looking It breeds true to type.
IS an easy feeder, and as during the course of time it
has developed a peculiar knack of strolling about for
feeding purposes it should prove particularly suitable
m all such countries where cheap grazing opportunities
are within the reach of even the smallest farmer, as is
the case among the African negro tribes where grazing
IS held m common by very large communities, or m
countnes such as Tunis, Tripoli etc It is not
commonly bred m large herds but in its homeland it
IS the poor man s pig
Tamworth Pics —Unfortunately, this ancient
breed seems on the point of slowly disappearing as
the number of herds in Great Britain is nowadays
much smaller than it used to be It is claimed that the
Tamworth pigs are the descendants of the wild pig in
England, and there is every indication to support this
belief For bacon, few if any other breeds excel the
Tamworth m point of growing deliciously flavoured
meat, and they are among the leanest of existing pig
breeds For cross breeding the Tamworth boar has
long held a high reputation The Tamworths are
excellent grazers and prolific breeders with large
litters, and it should be stated that it is a breed of such
outstanding merits that it deserves to be kept up
and further developed It resembles the German
* grazing pig.’ (Heide Schwein) the only still existing
indigenous pig breed in Germany, and probablv the
Tamworth pig came into the British Isles with the
invading Saxons
(lllutiratim page 47)
Lincolnshire Curly Coated Pics are chiefly
bred m the county of Lincolnshire Lop eared, well
developed pigs reaching a considerable live weight at
an early age, remarkable for fecundity The curly
coated sow is held to be a careful mother, generally
with large litters, added to which should be mentioned
I that these pigs are good grazers
Welsh Pics, now breeding true to type, originated
through crossings forward and backward with Berk-
, shire. Large Black, Tamworth and Large White
Yorlshtre breeds, and have probably inherited the
good qualities of all of these In appearance they are
particularly pleasing animals, especially when pure
white They lull well, are good foragers, accustomed
to graze over wide areas, while their flesh 11 very
juicy end particularly in demand for pork The
Webb pig attains very large weight which, however,
IS well proportioned as the back is wide and long,
and the hams well set. Remarkably deep sides contri-
bute to make this pig deadedly a butcher's beast.
The breed is very prolific
The Suffolk Horse.— Among remarkable horse
breeds created m Great Bntain, the Suffolk horse
desen-es tpeoal menbon, but strange to say the breed
has long bm left unnoticed by horse breeders in other
' countnes, although this horse is justiHed to come to
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t}ie forefront as an all round horse sxutable for almost
every purpose The Suffolks were probably first
bred in the county of Suffolk where they have ever
since been looked upon as a national breed as their
Pedigrees dale back to the year 1506 They have
been bred pure for close on zoo years and when the
Suffolk Horse Society was founded in 1877 and the
first volume of the Suffolk Stud Book was produced
a great impetus was given to the Suffolk breeders who
ever since have come up to expectations and the
annual exhibits of Suffolk horses never fail to illustrate
continuous progress in the breeding of this typically
English horse While the Suffolks are chiefly suitable
for agricultural and other hard uork they look well
and behave splendidly as carnage horses for military
purposes and any work where a steady strong and
good tempered horse is required It is questionable
whether any other horse breed can show such a remark
able average of longevity a feature of this breed which
testifies to a strong constitution and great staying power
These horses have over and over again proved their
ability to stand very hot climates The Suffolk Horse
Breeders Society arrange three yearly sales at Ipswich
\ here the visitors can see a fine display of truly beauti
ful stall ons and excellent mares As a breed it is a
Nat onal asset
(/I/usIral on< page 48)
Ttif ^HiR£ Horse— The origin of the Shire
horse is J puted but as far as can be correctly judged
he vas brought to this countiy through the Roman
leg onaiies when C«aar invadeo Britain and stallions
were utilised at various outlying mili^p' stations for
crossing English Landrace mares The remarlable
feature about this breed is that it has through these
many hundreds of years maintained and increased ,
its enormous sue and there is no other horse breed in
the world which obtains the same weight The Shire
horse has always been considered by breeders as one i
of the best paying breeds to rear and its popularity
IS undoubtedly demonstrated by the fact that poor
to the war these horses were imported in increasing
numl cr» in many countries where agricultural con
ditions demand a strong horse of staying power They
develop their sue and maintain their strength in almost
every climate and as reproducers the Shire stallions
stand second to none A great improvement is notice
able m their gaiety of movement
at on page 49)
The Clydesdale Horse ha§ been bred in Lanark
shire Swlland for hundreds of years It is one of
the foremost among heavy horse breeds with remark
able ability to do well in every climate and under most
varying conditions of life Thus the Qydcsdale
horses arc nowadays bred in almost every country in
Europe while they are do ng splendidly overseas
especially in South Africa Australia and New Zeidand
where Clydesdale Stud Book Societies have long
existed This horse is not so compact in its build as
riic Shire horse and many a really good Clydesdale
horse often shows a lack of bulk without however,
being faulty on this point and probably no other
horse breed can show such particularly sound feet and
legs These horses move with a remarkable speed an
outstanding merit that in many countries should make
them particularly suitable
Yorkshire Horse Breeds — The Yorkshire Coach
horse IS a handsome well built carnage horse however
of no particular importance m Great Bntain where the
breed has been more or less confined to its homeland
the county of Yorkshire but it is a remarkably good
horse strong well proportioned beautiful in appearance
and movements and particularly suitable for crossing
Thus the stallions are particularly appreciated m the
US of Amertca Canada and three or four Latin
American Republics where it is maintained that the
sires invariably implant in their progeny their own out
standing qualities Tlie Cleveland Bay horse stands
from J6 hands to i6 2 His colour is chiefly light or
; dark bay with black legs and he 1$ an all round horse
I of considerable value He is a particular favounte
with cavalry men and his reputation as a reliable
producer long enjoyed m Kis own homeland is mam
tamed wherever he is imported
The Hackney Horse —As a light horse the English
Hackney u one of remarkable and outstanding merits
In 1878 a Register for English Trotting Horses was
established since when the breeding of this useful
horse has developed and while the Hackney has
many competitors he is still the most typical exponent of
a light saddle or carriage horse It would be no exag
geration to state that the Hackney Type is now
so well established in many horse breeding countries
because it is recognised that the English prototype
combines all that can be desired m a horse of this
kind For this reason it may be expected that English
Hackney stallions will continue to be in demand in
many countries for maintaining the Hackney type
It IS often stated that the motor car has killed the
breedingofthistypeof horse but those who take a long
view are convinced that no mechanised means for
personal transport can ever do away with the animal
combining as does the Hackney horse speed with
elegance and appearance It is cla med for the Hackney
that he is the oldest of all the horse breeds m
England
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Livestock Breeding in Ireland.
The Live Slock esbmate for Ireland states For Northern Ireland 698 000 cattle 500 000 sheep 237 000
pigs 107 000 horses For the Irish Free State 4 049 000 cattle 3 i2x 000 sheep 1 178 000 pigs 429 000 horses
The art of slock breeding «s not of recent date in
this beautiful island Some seventy years ago a noted
English Shorthorn breeder inspecting the live stock in
Ireland uttered a warning to his countrymen to be on
the alert as otherwise the Irish breeders would soon
come to the forefront By passing the Live Stock
Breeding Act m 1922 the Government of Northern
Ireland set an example of foresight and prudence and
It IS safe to state that it is only a question of time when
every country in the world must adopt a similar Act
The scandalous waste of money and material alike
which IS takmg place all over the world through breeding
nondesenpt animals will by degrees come to an end
and meantime other live stock breeding countries might
well send delegates to Ireland to study the working of
this Act and thus on the spot through (ads and figures
learn how the improvement among the Insh live stock
has been accelerated through this measure Shortly
stated the Act prescribes that applications for Licences
for Bull Calves intended to mature must be filed with
the Department of Agnculture and placed under the
inspection and supervision of qualified live stock officers
while bulls not passed will m due course have to be
de sexed for brwing purposes The Irish live slock
industry is of paramount importance to the people
To*day there are about two milking cows per agn
cultural holding and of these holdings nearly 7^
are farms of 30 acres and less
Among the cattle breeds the Shorthorns probably
account for nearly 76% next to which breed in
importance are the Ayrshires the Jersey cattle the Red
Polled the Fnesians and the Kerry cattle The per
formance in butter fat and milk yield of every cow is
controlled m Northern Ireland where the milk recording
system is everywhere in vogue There are two prominent
cattle breeds indigenous to the country the Moiled
cattle and the Kerry The Moiled cattle have existed
since time immemorial and are cither red and while
brindled red strawberry roan or black in colour
but the blacks are by degrees graded out It is a useful
breed and will probably reach a fairly high grade of
perfection resulting from its eapaaty for turning any
kind of roughage into milk and butter fat and the
recently founded Insb Moiled Cattle Soacty seems to
lay great stress on certain points such as very short
legs a very thm neck very deep sides and a Urge udder
The Kerry cattle is the oldest breed in Irrfand and
Its many good points have obtained admirers m many
countnes where cond ttons are similar to those under
whirfi this breed has developed during many hundreds
of years in its own homeland The pure^bred Kerry
cow of good Pedigree jrrfds easfly 8 000 to 10 000 lbs
during a Uctabon period of 45 "ceb an astonishing
product on when the small sue of the animal ts^ulen
into consideraUon With the Jersey ottJe the Kernes
probably share the distinction of being the producers
of the fattest milk The other breeds in Ireland are
the same as in Great Britain — Shorthorns Herefords
Fnesians Jerseys and Ayrshires
A remarkably good pig the White Ulster has long
been bred m this part of Ireland where the Large Wliite
Ulster Pig Soaety through exerasing great care in the
supervision of herds and breeders has succeeded m
w^ing out many unsuitable animals This breed has
murf) m common with the Welsh while pig Its chief
points are rapid growth early maturity and easy fatten*
mg and the boars are remarkable for prepotency
Sheep breeding is an ancient pursuit in IreUnd
where a good breed bas long been rear^ the Roscommon
sheep a good-sized attractive looking animal whose
good nbs well covered back and broad shoulders
easQy mark it as a butcher s beast while its wool has a
particularly lustrous qua! ty always obtaining the hi^fiest
market prices Among other sheep the Black I atuA
should be particularly mentioned a sheep luitabU for
mountain grazing and able to fend for itself even un^r
trying orcumstanccs for which reasons lli^ fans
deserve to be more widely known outside tlwr cou itr/
In the lowUnd districts very excellent Oifvrd jjowii
Shropshire Suffolk and Leicester sJw sire U ><1
As a horse breeder the Inshman has always « 1 ^>><4
a well deserved rcouUtion Many a n>orvuyl hivd
reared in this part of Ireland has fetch<~i « eurj riti Ay
high sales price and it would be no exagg^rntion Ij
slate that the Insh horse breeder s skill ain ryr { r
horse material entitles him to be clastifi^ «iiv>i / thr
world s best horsemen
The Irish Free State— Cattle brwd / »ii tL
InsK Free State is the mam puriut of (L f n kk
and of the stock at least I 330 000 are da ry wfvtt I !><
cattle industry caters for two d (fermt MurL-t*
the English beef trade and Englau'Js diiry 1 /
Thus the production of butler tic my* i I ,
{igurc«dmorelhan£8oooooo wl lellwL^lp
in the Free State may be estimated el <
For Luti tj Brrrim if PeJi/rrt C«tt!t SArrp #*«/i //<
per annum Unlike the breeders m I/ivU A t ^
Irish breeder breeds for the largest I /
as well as for the store cattle Iradr 4,
he IS anxious to develop animals of i>
nature The tendency to-day in r
n m favour of developing tl.e 'i ^
Herefords the Aberdeen Angu tl^
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schenre adopted long ago accofi f ^
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cntairdy noticeable ^ •
ancestry arc now mamUi^ t
country and dunng 157- ^ ^ ^
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Livestock Breeding in the British Channel Islands,
The Cattle Stock estimate for ikc jersey Island varies from xi.ooo to 12,000
The Cattle Stock estinute for the Guernsey Island vanes from 6,000 to 6,500
In the small islands of Jersey and Guernsey m this area perhaps only some ten to twelve thousand
the British Channel, cattle breeding is the mam occupa- acres are capable of cultivation, in view of which fact
tion of the farmers, and here two remarkable breeds it is indeed worthy of note that here since time
ha\e been reared and kept pure for a very long lime, immemorial a breed of cattle has been reared the
through the exports of which the foundation of Pedigree reputation of which has now spread all over the world,
Breeders* Societies has been laid in a great number of a remarkable testimonial to the high skill m cattle
countries breeding which has here developed m the course of
Tjie Jersey Breed — As far back as m 1763 the time The ongm of the breed can be traced back
States of Jersey by a special Act prohibited the imports to the year 900 when French monks shipped Brittany
into the Island of foreign cattle breeds, through which cattle to the Island, with a view of here continuing
very wise step it lus been possible to achieve three the breeding of a type of dairy cow for which the
important results — to eliminate competition, to main- village of Diellette in Bnttany then enjoyed a great
tain the breed healthy and entirely free from tubercu- reputation, and where the best butter in France in
losis and other contagious diseases, and to control the those days was made To Guernsey is due the honour
cattle prices With the advent of the Royal Jersey of having been the first country in Europe to adopt
Agncuftural Soaely, formed about 100 years ago, the the system of recording milk and butter fat tests for
Island breeders were encouraged m their agncultural the full period of 365 days, a system of Recording
activities and guided in breeding animals of outstanding ibat has brought out the Temarkable high hutter-fat
merits, worthy of attracting the attention of farmers and content m the milk of the Guernsey cattle Although
breeders in other countries , and when the Jersey Herd it is commonly held that the Guernsey cattle are related
Book was founded in 1866 for recording the Pedigrees to the Jersey, this is not the fact In sire as well as
of these Island cattle the breeding and trading m a type m general appearance these two breeds differ very
of dairy cattle unique from every point of view was given considerably The medium sire of the Guernsey
a powerful stimulus It is almost impossible to imagine cow averages from x.ooo to 1,200 lbs . while the bulls
that the Jersey cattle as they are now known are the reach a weight up to 1,850 lbs Guernsey Island
descendants of ugly, badly shaped, long legged and bulls are splendid reproducers, and as Guernsey cattle
uncouth looking forbears, but that is the fact, another herds now eiust in a great number of countries, these
illustration demonstrating the possibility of bnngmg Island bulls enjoy a considerable demand for blood
a breed to perfection through careful selection and con- refreshing The Island is completely free from con-
trolled mating There is no other breed in the world lagious diseases, and abortion has never occurred,
within the same class as the Jersey cattle as valuable a remarkable fact The Herd Book Committee of the
for performance and so beautiful in app?earance Under Royal Guernsey Agncultural Soaety is exerasing
such conditions it is obvious that all cattle bred and the stnetest control of the breeding of these valuable
reared in Jersey are pure bred However, no single cattle, and their purity nowadays is absolutely certain
animal bred m the island is accorded registration in In fact, no Guernsey animal having once left the Island
the Herd Book unless it has passed a very severe test is ever permitted to return The annual export
to which It IS subjected by the Breed Soaety 's Committee numben reach 750 — 850 head of which probably
of Inspection at which it must come up to certain 55% are shipped to U5 America and other countries
standees of merit ^me eighty years ago the Jersey of the Amencan continent It is claimed for the
cow came much in vogue m the U5 America, and Guernsey cattle that their constitutional vigour makes
the demand for this bre^ so far outstripped the avail- them adaptable to every climate, a arcumstance that
able supply that bidders forced up the pnees to a has made rt possible to tear these beautiful animals
remarkable level different climates as Canada. Brazil, Chile.
Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands, with South Africa, etc The vigour and development
an area of 45 square miles, the whole surface being of the bulls is the outcome of the rule adopted by the
undulating, with fertile vallej’s enclosed within the hiH Soaety a long lime ago. that no bull may be utilised
ranges TTie Island has the appearance of an orchard for service until he has reached the age of fifteen
dotted with picturesque villages The climate is very months, prior to which he must be shown with his dam
mild and the annual rainf jl a^ut 34 inches before the Herd Book Committee whith alone a com-
The Guernsey Breed — ^The total area of this petent to deode whether the animal is suitable for
Island IS scarcely more than 24 square miles, and of rn>roduclion
lUahetumt poft 26.
BntJert cf Jmey mJ Caertuer C^tlU teepafn 30i-6
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Livestock Breeding in Australia.
The Live Stock estimate (or Australia sta,t«s cattle 13282000, sheep 104,000,000, pigs 1,130,000,
horses 2,252,000
Australia bids fair to become one of the largest
live stock raising countries of the world When it is
borne m mind that so far, Australia w only very
scantily populated, although the largest island m the
world, and that enormous stretches of land are still
entirely uncultivated the already existing large herds
o( cattle and sheep signify that the development of
her live stock industry has only just begun It is a
remarkable fact that in Australia no indigenous cattle,
sheep pigs horses or goats ever existed, and the now
existing agncultural animals were originally imported
Almost all the arable portions of Australia are well
fitted for the various agncultural crops of Europe and
America and wheat cotton and sugar cane grow to
perfection Forage plants do exceedingly well
Australia is practically the geographical centre of
the Brittsh Empire First visited by Dut^ and
Portuguese sailing vessels in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth
Centuries the distinction of really discovering Australia ;
fell to Capl James Cook who was the first to hoist
the British flag— in Botany Bay in 1770 — when he :
daimed Australia on behalf of the British Down
However the colonisation of Australia did not em-
inence until many years later but the enormous
possibilities of development, almost boundless were
scarcely imagined To day the Commonwealth peple
create new wealth every year worth £450,000 000. a
fi^re which is rapidly increasing Thus the value
of agricultural production may be estimated at
£110000000 the pastoral at £125000000, the dairy
and allied industries at £50 ooo 000 forestry and
fishery at £14 000 000, mining £27,00® 000. and
manufacturing £140000,000 , while Australia s over
seas trade reaches the considerable figure of nearly
£310000000 per annum With the small popula-
tion of only about 6000,000 the national thrift is
remarkable, as indicated by the number of bank deposi-
tors now reaching over 4 2uo 000, with deposits of
over £196000000, equalling more than £32 per
head Railway construction now covers over z$ooo
miles and die capital invested m railways 1$ over
£290 000 000 As the lerntory of Australia 1$ over
3 000 000 square miles it will be seen that die country
holds an important future for its own and for the
surplus population m other parts of the British Empire
Australia is undoubtedly becoming one of the most
influential among the BnPsb Dominions and that
she will play a great part in the future of Paofic
development is undoubt^
In Australia the opportunities for mixed farming
are certainly without umit. as owing to the dimatic
conditions every branch of agriculture and live stock
breeding can be profitably undertaken, such as wheat
cultivation sugar cane, cotton growing fruit and
wine pressing, and every other suitable agncultural
crop , while sheep and cattle breeding already under-
taken on extensive lines, are still only just beginning
Along the coastal areas of Western Australia Victoria,
New South Wales and Queensland, and a portion of
South Australia the rainfall is satisfactory, but m the
Northern Territory and in the northern most parts
of Queensland where the climate is tropical, the rainfall
IS unreliable
Tlie Shorthorn breed is coming much to the fore m
the dairying districts of New South Wales and Queens-
land, and the Jersey and Guernsey breeds are in-
creasing in number and quality from year to year
The Ayrshire breed is becoming more popular A
campaign \s tamed on m favour of utilising a better
class of bull, and jn Queensland and South and Western
Australia this campaign has already caused great
improvements in cattle breeding Herd testing has
been earned on for a number of years much to the
betterment of the pure bred herds This has greatly
assisted the dairy industry as well as pig and poultry
brewing and the milk yield >$ increasing in the in-
dividual herds The value of the production of these
industries is now approaching £80 000 000 per annum
In the i^te of Victoria a condensed milk industry and
the manufacture of milk powder from skimmed milk
are creating new wealth By adophng a crop cultiva-
tion competition scheme the yield in maize and other
crops has been considerably increased— i20 bushels
of gram to the acre now being obtained in many parts
on the coast land, while the green fodder yield has
increased from 30 to 45, or more, tons per acre The
fruit cultivation industry is rapidly increasing m
importance m all the States, and in Vi<2ona, where a
very extensive irrigation system has been opened up
so that 25% of the acreage of this State is now arti-
ficially supplied with water, over 1,500,000 acres can
be constantly irrigated
The Australian meat industry is assuming dimen-
sions ivhich promise that the country is bound to
become one of the greatest factors m the world s
meat supply If the Government will continue grant-
ing facilities for the cattle industry through granting
leases for large areas thereby ensunng safety to die
capital invest^ there is no reason why scrub breeding
should not rapidly be discarded When Argentina
has reached its utmost limits of production — and signs
are not failing that this may soon be the case — ^Australia
will probably rapidly compete with that country as
well as Uruguay in the production of high class quality
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beef As the United States of America is already
declining from year to year in beef production while
Guuda for many years to come may hold the field m
the United States for her surplus production as being
nearer at hand than Europe Australia may pro
bably be expected to expand dunng the next twenty
five jears According to statistics the export figures
for Australian meat however are greatly varying
owing to the long periods of drought which espectally
in Queensland are damaging the industry In the
>ear X925 the exports reached over 148000 tons
What conditions may become in Northern Australia
in the near future is impossible to foretell but as there
are over i 000 000 square miles in that district it
may be anticipated that when the surface water ques
tion has been satisfactorily arranged the present stock
there of scarcely more than i 000 000 head of cattle
will rapidly increase indeed according to expert
opinion it should he possible to maintain 10000000
head of beef cattle on these 1 000 000 square miles
of tropical land So far capital is holding back for
obvious reasons It is stated on good authority that
when the Northern Territory has been prepared for a
safe Beef Cattle Industfy Australia s annual exports
will certainly reach from 300000 to 310000 tons
of meat per annum For this huge export outlets
would be easily found in Europe chiefly m Great
Britain whose home production of beef mutton and
lamb average 2 xooooo tons while her requrements
per annum are over 2 000 000 tons Perhaps the chief
difficulty in the Australian meat export trade jies in
the fact that although the country can raise as good
cattle and sheep as any other country the enormous
distances over which the live stock has to be earned
to reach the seaboard causes a deprecation in value
of over 30% Another drawback of course 1$ the
horns which constantly inflict damage when the
animals are driven in large herds but the question of
dehorning all the Australian beef breeds is now under
serious consideration
The folloiving figures indicate the development
in Australia $ live stock industry Seventy five years
ago the live stock estimate mentioned l 900 000 head
of cattle 16 OCX) 000 sheep and 160000 horses as
compared with the latest census as already mentioned
It may be maintained that the rapid development of
Australia is owing to the pastoral industry and wool
production of which the cl p is now approaching the
stupendous annual value of £18 000 000 As Australia
only consumes from 6% to 9% of this clip it is obvious
that the huge capital emanating from the exports of
the bdance is a source of great importance The fiome
consumption in Australia of sheep and lambs now
reaves about 15000000 and the rest is exported
The number of wool growers in Australia has now
reached o\cr 86000 and their skill as breeders is con
Siderable As Austraha is the largest Menno wool
producer it is obvious that she will increasingly
become a most important factor in the world s woouen
go^ manufacturing industries Buyers frorn
parts of the world every year visit Australia, and the
commercial value of her Merino wool is rapidly in
creasing owing to better breeding stock and better
storing and marketing conditions This in turn is
causing a steady demand for high class rams and there
are few graziers in the Commonwealth who to day
would deny the importance to their flocks of breeding
from the best stud animals available The present
day type of Menno sheep in Australia is a different
animal to what could be seen some 25 years ago the
breeders having succeeded in creating a splendid
compact animal growing a maximum amount of wool
yielding a fine carcase and able to withstand the long
dry periods Thus while the average wool clip per
animal some fifty years ago only reached 4 lbs it has
slowly increased and 15 now over 8 lbs Sheep experts
hold that the Northern Territory offers the greatest
opportunity for sheep breeding and if reliable export
faahties over a well conducted railway net can be
provided and safe land tenure can be offered sufficient
numbers of sheep breeders can be attracted while
capital to finance their operations may be forthcoming
through joint Government and Bank measures It
IS generally held in Australia that sheep breeding is a
better proposition than cattle In a recent estimate
by one of the best known sheep experts it was stated
that Australia s sheep carrying eapaci^ can be developed
to 35% more sheep than the present stock If this is
possible Australia will soon dominate the worlds
Menno wool markets
VtCTORM The total area of this State is 87 890
square miles r e equal to the area of England Wales
and Scotland The populat on now reaches 29 people
to the square mile and thus Victoria is the most densely
populated of the five Australian States The soil is
wonderfully fert le and the country is remarkably
well developed The live stock cons sts of 730 000
dairy cows and 79° °<>° head of other cattle 24 000 000
sheep 350 000 pigs and 465 000 horses The annual
production of butter 1$ over 200 000 000 lbs 6,250 000
lbs of (beese over 22 ooo 000 lbs of bacon and hams
and X08 000 000 lbs of wool
\'ictoria s overseas trade is rapidly expanding
now worth o\er £95000000 The banking figures
are remarkable — x6 banks with over 885 branches
and the depos ted capital according to the latest
statisbcs reaching over £94000000 The numerous
Fnendly Soaelics have a membership of over 156 ooo
possessing funds of over £4 ooo ooo Wheat ts cu!
tivated on an area of over 3 ooo ooo acres and oats on
1,275 ooo acres
New South Wales The acreage m this State
IS neady 200^*00000 acres Along the coastal belt
fanning and agriculture are the chief industnes On
the hi^Unds and the slopes cattle breeding 11 the main
pursuit, and on the plains sheep breeding and wool
production dominate all other occupations In the
coastal districts the rainfall vanes from 22 in to 70 in„
on the western slopes from 26 in to 32 in„ on the ’
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from 8 m to 27 in and on the tablelands from I9 m
to 65 in and thus this State is well provided for in
this respect Out of the total population of Australia
New South Wales holds about 2 325 000 The culti
vation of wheat is increasing The total acreage
suitable for wheat growing is over 25 000 000 acres
According to an estimate of recent date the total value
of farm properties in the State approximated
£388 000 000 The production of wool has now
reached over 400 000 000 lbs derived from a sheep
stock of about 48 000 ooo The dairying industry is
rapidly expanding the production of butter now
reaching nearly 118 000 ooo lbs
Queensland Perhaps Queensland is the most
progressive among the Australian States That she
will become one of the largest contributors of
agricultural wealth is beyond any doubt Rightly
Queensland has been called a land of promise with its
enormous areas available for development with its
beautiful climate and with opportunities for everybody
The chief industries are of course agricultural and
pastoral According to the latest estimate there
are 190000 acres in the Palmerston area west of
Innisfail available for development while m the
Callide Valley 3 ooo ooo acres are available for settlers
When the north coa t line is satisfactorily linked up
with Rockhampton Gladstone and Maryborough
and the Capella lands m Central Queensland can be
made more accessible very large areas suitable for cotton
growing dairying and sheep raising will be available
for the intend ng settlers In ttie Roma district an
area of about 330 ooo acres will soon be portioned up
for settlement purposes Queensland is par preference
the home of the Urge cattle stations These are chiefly
m the north west and western parts of the Slate
bordering on Northern and Central Australia i e
the Northern Territory The fact that a great number
of these stations carry from 10000 to 50000 head of
beet cattle indicates the great possibilities for the
development of the beef breeding industry The
Queensland Government own and run various cattle
farms on which some 250 ooo head of cattle are grazing
The number of head of cattle in Queensland is now
more than 7 ooo ooo Large areas suitable for cattle
ranching are available at most reasonable rentals —
from id per acre and upwards The maximum area
that can be acquired by one person for grazing purposes
on satisfactory tenure terms is 60 ooo acres
Sheep breeding is coming much to the fore m '
Queensland The last ofhcial estimate states the
number of sheep as 18000000 Sheep grazing is
here earned on on a Urge scale the average flocks
reaching 4^°° head A considerable numbw of
grazing farms are now available in sizes of xoooo
acres A few years ago a new Irngation Act was adopted
according to which the whole of the country has been
organised into water districts Queensland like the
other States however suffers from lack of population
IS there IS only one person to every two square
miles
South Australia This State is particularly
blessed by nature the soil being exceedingly fertile
and everything seems to grow m abundance In-
cluding the Northern Territory the total area of South
Australia is over 900 ooo square miles Excellent
wheat IS cultivated for which top market prices are
always obtained Probably the wine and dried fruit
industries will reach very large figures and the quality
of these products is excellent Poultry farming 1^ a
highly paying proposition and bids fair to become one
of the staple industries of the State Sheep breeding
IS rapidly developing The total area of pastoral lands
in South Australia occupied or not is estimated at
211000000 acres approximating 87% of the State
When the water question can be properly solved
South Australia will probably develop as a wool pro
duang country but the lack of water is a serious
drawl»ck The rainfall is very scanty and probably
the whole of the sheep country has a rainfall of less than
10 in On the other hand the natural grasses gfovnng
everywhere are highly nutritious and a certain degree
of moisture is absorbed through these The latest
sheep stock estimate stated the total number of sheep as
reaching 6 250 ooo head Of the total acreage pro
bahly only 52% are occupied A Royal Cotnmission
IS now enquiring into the possibilities of developing
the pastoral mdustnes of the State with a view of
«oIving the water question and providing means to
attract sheep breeders as settlers There is many a
sheep station of more than i ooo square miles in area
and the greater number of these stations hold I75 to
200 square miles With a view of filling up the large
empty spaces it has been suggested that leases of
from 50 to 75 years should be granted to sheep breeders
who should obtain their tenures without paying any
thing for the first fifteen years Up to now more
than £10000000 have been spent on water con
servation and large further capital will be set aside for
water ^ring in the undeveloped districts In the
Tarcoola d strict stretching to the borders of Western
Austral a and the Northern Territory an area of over
100 ooo ooo acres is now being surveyed m regard to
water the idea being to secure an ample supply of water
so that the distnet may develop as a sheep breeding area
Western Austi?alia Th/s State holds the enor
mous area of 976 ooo square miles and the coast length
IS over 5 ooo m les The population is smaller than
I in any other Australian State but probably settlers
I will be attracted in ever increasing numbers as and
when road — and railway — communications are develop
ing The lack of population may be appreciated by
stating that while Great Britain has 390 people to
every square mile there is only one person to every
two square imles in Western Australia Of the large
area suitable for farming probably only some 9 ooo ooo
acres are now bearing crops Wheat cultivation is
developing and the qual ties of the grain are excellent
The fruit industry is also developing and will be
rapidly increasing as and when regular markets can be
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the State (^al and gold mining is likewise expand-
ing. but the live stock industry is the prime source of
income According to the latest estimate, the sheep
stock has now reached about 7,000000 head, cattle
over 1,000 000, and horses about 188,000 Pig bre^-
LI ^*1 ‘^'velopcd, and the number 0? pigs is
probably less than 100 000 Sheep breeding is, there-
fore, the mam pursuit m live stock breeding TTie
annual clip now reaches about 50,000 000 lbs Of the
total acreage, about 625,000,000 acres roughly
370 000,000 acres are still unoccupied, belonging to
the Government According to the Land Act,
Western Australia is divided into five mam “Divisions '
—Kimberley. North West. Eastern South West, and
Eucla Of these, the first three mentioned are especially
sui^ble for pastoral purposes In the eastern division 1
gold mining yields a considerable source of income I
Mixed farming is chiefly carried on m the South
Western and Eucla divisions In the South Western
division, which conUins a long strip of splendid land
along the south western and southern coast, the bulk
of the population resides There are more than
40,000000 acres suitable for agricultural purposes,
with excellent soil and reliable rainfall Probably
the best lands m the whole of the State are along the
northern belt, extending from Dongara on the coast
eastward through Mingeneu and northwards up to
the Murchison river With a view of attracting
suitable settlers most easy terms are offered by the
Government, and areas of from too to 1 000 acres of
land suitable for cultivation can be acquired at a
rental of from los to 15s Land suitable for
orchards and vineyards, or garden farming, 1$
obtainable in blocks of from 5 to 50 acres at lOs . the
payment of which can be extended over several years
Grazing land is obtainable on lease m blocks of up
to 5,000 acres for tenures of from 25 to 30 years In
the north and north-west portions Urge pastoral leases
jcxist, comprising up to x.ooo.ooo acres , thus the
De Grey Sheep Station in the north west not so long
ago comprised 5 000 000 acres Splendid pastoral i
lands can be leased in blocks of i 000 acres at rentals I
of from 3$ to los per annum It may be stated
that of all the States, Western Australia probably
offers the greatest scope for expansion of the pastoral
industry So far. pastoral leases aggregating more
than 220,000,000 acres have been taken up The
climate is good, and speaking generally, contagious
diseases are not doing much damage In the Kim-
berley district many cattle stations comprise i 000 000
or more acres, generally carrying 30000 head In the
Murchison district the average cattle station comprises
250 000 acres Stations holding from 50 000 to
100000 acres seem howeser, to be most in demand
It IS stated that the carrjnng capaat> 1$ here one
sheep to 14 acres, but further back m the country 1
one sheep per 20 acres seems to be the rule On the I
best developed stations m the Murchison district an
average of 20.000 sheep are kept on an acreage of
200,000 acres
The general sheep breed m Western Australia
IS the Merino, and the care of the flocks and selection
ot valuable stud animals as now displajed bodes well
jor the fut^e of this important branch of live stock
breeding Thus ram breeding as an industry is now
being supported by the Government and meeting
with much encouragement m the State Besides
Mennos, Linwln, Dorset Horn Border Uicester.
Shropshire and Komney Marsh breeds are much m
favour A number of sheep stations are catering for
the early Iamb trade, and it is generally held that the
^rset Homed rams are the most suitable for cross
breeding Undoubtedly, sheep breeding is more in
v^e among farmers than cattle breeding The
pepartmenl of Afi^lture is encouraging the smaller
iarmers. men with limited capital advising them to
run stations holding from 300 to i 000 sheep only
chiefly for raising lambs for the early Iamb trade’
As a pr<^uc« of Menno wool. Western Australia
ranks high The Department of Agriculture spares
no pains m instructing and advising wool growers
m their task, and wool buying houses and wool
brokers report a steadily improving quality, During
recent years meat works for cattle and sheep have been
cTMted, and a brisk trade m frozen and canned beef
tdlow and hides, is sprinnng up with a number of
curopean countries and with Java
K Terbitory Not so lopg ago It was
held that the white man could not exjst m Northern
Aiistralij bm practicl «p!nm,nti b,ve proved ll„i
Ihi5 IS by no meen, the cose Indeed, ,t I, a, I, ten
Mlislaclotily proved that ihe white men can easily
live in this extremely hot country, end as sheep ran
proliubly be rMsed on the tablelands evetylhiiiir i tin I,
towards the Northern Territory bcconiniy a tui' ral
distnct ot considerable importance [ji ’ N fi),
Australia Act passed some years a{,<» iriivid/j f ,
the dmsion of the territory into two 1 ,rij Nnil
Australia and Central Australis lyu.fr r .1 cr L
north and south of the 20th parallel «f ^oulli hi t , I
Ihe development of the territory n ui tl i 1 in h r f .
'-ommisston, and various schrmn { r ni,t 1 i,
are under consideration While il,e<| „ str or. *
hot It IS by no means unendural.Ie "
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Livestock Breeding in Tasmania.
Th« Live Stock estimate for Tasmania stales cattle 300 000, sheep 2^50 000 pigs 105 ooo
horses 85000
Among the beautiful islands of the world Tasmania pulse beans and peas arc grown Fruit cultivation is
stands out as one of the prettiest With its salubrious rapidly extending 26 ooo acres now bearing an apple crop
climate — mean winter temperature 48 deg and summer which in normal years yields over 3 800 ooo bushels
62 deg an average rainfall of about 21 in and glorious Owing to the lovely climate and abundant grazing
indeed a country where life is pleasant dairying seems to make rapid strides and feeding crops
The larger part of Tasmania consists of a central are being extended from year to year The vigorous
plateau at a general elevation of 3 ooo ft on the summit live stock now bred testifies to the fact that Tasmania
w which there are seieral most picturesque Jakes is an excellent country for tlie dairy farmer, indeed
hirst discovered by the Dutchman Tasman m 1642 93% of all Tasmanian butter export^ is now graded as
the island was partly explored by Capt James Cook in First quality To the production of cheese great atten
17‘'9 and since 1901 it is one of the States of the tion is given and speaking generally, Tasmanian dairy
t-ommonwMlth or Australia The total area of the products find a ready market in all European countries
island IS about 26^0 square miles or nearly the As a result of the J9Z0 Forestry Act by which a
size or Scotland The chief natural assets besides a Forestry Department was created the hmber industry
fertile son consist of very large limestone deposits is now rapidly expanding and i 500 ooo acres bearing
**^^^”*”* £ ^de now utilised for the magnificent timber are set aside as State property
production of carbide and electrolytic zinc minerals From the live stock breeding point of view
such as copper «al bismuth asbestos etc and very Tasmania seems prc eminently suitable for sheep
large forests agricultural point of view breeding Thus the wool clip now reaches the con
liumania 13 notic^ble for cultivation of fruit potatoes siderablc weight of about ij 000000 lbs chiefly sold
and wheat Excellent wheat yielding from 48 to 54 at tbe annua) wool sales held at Hobart and Launces-
DusheJs to the acre barley of highest quality suitable ton to attend which buyers travel from America
tor vsniskey distilling oats of outstanding quali^ and Europe and Japan
Fot L f!) of Bttiitti of Pti Shetfi P ft mi m Tatman a te€poges3i24
Livestock Breedin g in New Zealand .
The Live Stock estimate for New Zealand slates cattle 3465000 sheep 24920000, pigs 485000
horses 328 ooo
^ith only a small population — 1500000— of is the wonderful pastures most of which have been
which 99% are pure British the achievements of the created through the sowing of English grasses The
New Zealand people during the eighty years of avibsed forage crops seem to have an almost miraculous quality
settlement deserve the greatest admiration Although for fattening live stock and one has to travel far and
the most Qis^t of all the British Oimmonwealth of -wide to find e country where the general standard of
nations New Zealand is probably the most thoroughly live stock is as high as in New Zealand The Depart
Ki* '^cll as in the mode of Imog went of Agriculture is one of the most vigorously
V active institutions of Its kind unceasingly tr«ng to
Or the British Empire as he purchases about 73% of bis organise services to farmers and primary production
acquirements from other countries wilbin lending a helping hand everywhere through mstruc
w topire ^siting the country a few years ago tion saenlific investigation and research work con
expressed his impression of what necled with agriculture in held and laboratory The
** Zealand jn the following words high level of live stock breeding can best be summarised
Zealand is a land not merely of opportunity by stating that it rests on permanent rotational grass
^^*11^*^* opportunity for all and I have lands where no winter housing is required
well being and happiness more uniformly Some years ago the Government adopted a scheme
ut the population of town and country for placing a large acreage under irrigation In 1919
** preference the live stocic 3^00 acres were irrigated while now over 30000
« with a Very wide range of soils and acres are subjected to the scheme As a result a con
w^ble for the various branches sidcrable number of settlers will be assisted m their
W greatest asset of the uland requirements of water, and every year the scheme
rCDICREE DRCCDERS DjRECTORV
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cmxn hirer *rr*i Unlilc iKe Autlrilun liTt Mock
run mSo for local rea»oni mmt lw»c Ini romom) on
hrpe holtlinr* the New Zrjhnd hrmcr preferi •
rmaller. Init well nunurcd f»rm Dairjin? ti makin((
npid headMi^, and fftmi \cr) irrull l>e^nninfft the
induitn II now one of the moit important in New
Zealand at illuitrated b) the fact that while 33 )eart
tro 5000 tom of butter and cheeic were ciportcd.
valued at £500000, the exporti are now xalued at,
nearl> £>0000000, tU dcmed from the imall famu I
V ithm mcaiurablc time New ZeaUnd may probaldy
ouit Denmark ai the chief luppher of Great Ontam'a
requirement* in dairy produce When herd tciting ^
was introduced tome year* apo it wras found that a
prcat number of the dairy cow* eomiiled of very
inferior animals of obscure ancestry Eixry year
the number of "scrubs*' weeded out and replaced
b> xaluabte animat* of high performance increases the
lalue of the dairy industry and vnthin the next ten
year* the dairy cattle stock of New Zealand will pro*
bably be of exceptionally high xafue One of the chief
reasons why the herd testing system is making headuvay
IS the co-operative spint among the farmers who in this
respect seem to be imbued with the same ideas and
aims as the Danish farmers To-day it is widely
recognised that co opieration bnngs m tram the greatest
possible advantages such as bringing live stock breeders
together whereby instruction is faalitated while it
contributes to general efforts for better marketing
methods In turn this hearty co-operation among
the farmers enables them to obtain cheaper and better
financing from banks or export merchants, and the
farmers feel that they are a power m the land with
which the counto has to reckon The Dairy Produce
Control Board seems by degrees to obtain absolute
control in spite of opposition here and there Soil
and climatic conditions are remarkably suitable for the
production of milk and butter , and as the cows can
be grazed the wbole year round, many of the handicaps
attached to ^iiy husbandry m other counlnes of the
world are non-existent The systematic increase
in the butter-fat yield per cow testifies to the great
value of herd-testing
When it IS borne in mind how small the popula-
tion really is the following figures arc remarkable
and illustrate the saving disposition of the islanders
In the Government and Trustee Savings Banks the
deposits now reach nearly £55 0 ®® 000, equal to over
£40 for every man woman and child This figure
IS better appreaated by a comparison with the average
saving per head in Great Britain a little over £6
According to Government statistics the pnvatc wealth
in the Dominion has reached the stupendous sum of
£745 000 000, I e , over £S 53 P«r ®f whole
population Shortly before the war the total wealth
of the nation was estimated at about £260 per he^
The comparatively large sheep stock inNcw Zealand
now nearly 25000000 head signifies that the island
IS the sheep breeders' country Probably this number i
Will considerably increase in the future, mainly owing
to the circumstance that on the mountains, on the
: bills and on the plain* alike English grasses gro.v
I abundantly Sheep breeding has always been the
I inaintUy of New Zealand farming, and it is only in
recent jcari that the dairy industry ha* come to the
fore Until towards the end of the last century most
of the agricultural land in New 2 ^Iand belonged to
larger estates, since when, however, for various reasons,
chiefly political and economic, the tendency to portion
up these large properties has made itself felt Thus
to-day the average flock it under t.ooo sheep Flocks
numbering 15,000 — 20,000 are very few Undoubtedly
it IS o%«ing to this iub-division of properties that it
ha* been possible to raise the quality of the breeding
stock by means of better supervision of the Hocks,
and more thorough selection of breed animals, and the
increased yield in wool and better carcases is evident
everywhere The annua! value of the New Zealand
clip has reached £10000,000 As for sheep breeds,
British breeds predominate In the South Island the
Merino sheep is still in vogue and Menno blood can
be traced in many districts The Romney Marsh
sheep IS probably the dominating breed, having been
utilised during the last twenty-five years tn both
Islands, where it is a favounte owing to its ability to
withstand foot rot, a sickness difficult to fight when the
grasses grow too abundantly in the moist distnets
It IS maintained, and probably nghtly, that the Romney
Marsh sheep, as bred to day m New Zealand, grow a
denser fleece than the Romneys m England Spealong
generally, the New Zealand Romney s develop a more
lustrous and wcll-cnmped Heece, while on the other
hand it is probable that the size of the animals is
somewhat smaller than in their original homeland
Another breed of excellent quality m New Zealand,
the Southdown, is m great favour ovnng to its suitability
for crossing with the Romney ewe as the cross yields
a magnificent carcase, weighing from 35 to 40 lbs
at the age of 18 to 20 weeks The Leicester breed is
another favourite, chiefly in the Canterbury district,
with open and dry country In this district great
changes have taken place lately, the cross breds having
slowly pushed out the pure-bred Merinos
One of the most prominent among the world s
sheep breeds, the Comedale, evolved through breeders’
skill by means of in breeding and half-breeding between
Lincoln Merino and Leicester-Merino, is a remarkable
achievement in stockhreeding The present day’s
Comedale sheep rank among the world s best sheep
breeds for which the market demand, especially in
LaUn Amenca seems to be steadily increasing The
Comedales yield a very desirable carcase and a clip
of Considerable weight and So's— 56 s Bradford count
The Comedale ewes seem to mate particularly well
with all the other Dovm breeds The Ryeland sheep
IS coming much to the fore in New Zealand At the
Annu^ Live Stock Shows the interested visitor has
ample opportunities for examining the various British
sheep hrewls concerning which, without exaggeration,
it might be stated that they are evolving all the good
points of their ancestry fn a remarkably high degree.
While soil and condjpons generally are exceedingly
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favourable for sheep breeding it should not be over-
looked that the present high standard of the flocks
IS to a certain degree the result of the skill imparted
to breeding in the island through Scottish and English
sheep men
The refngerating industry in New Zealand has
made astoundmgly rapid expansion Thus the day-
blling capacity of the Islington, Smithfield Imlay,
Picton and^ Burnside works is now over 24 500 sheep
and lambs^ and 400 head of cattle, the annual output
reaching over li million carcases of frozen mutton
and lamb The fact that the English butcher now-a-
days often demands and obtains the same price for
C^terbury lamb as for best English speaks volumes for
New Zealand s sheep breeding industry Since 1882
the New Zealand exports of frozen lamb and mutton
have steadily increased in quantity and quality alike,
and the prospects are that this increase will continue
as and when the storage capaaty in New Zealand
develops The importance of this matter cannot be
overlooked and it was amply illustrated during the war
years when the New Zealand refrigerating stores
held large meat resources of England and her Allies
The present storage capaaty has reached over
6800000 carcases The Department of Agriculture
exeruses the most stringent slaughter-house control,
and no meat is exported unless first subjected to a very
rigid veterinary inspection Thus, resulting from the
Slaughtering Act of 1908, no live slock can lawfully be
dressed or sold for human consumption unless first
registered at the slaughterhouse and no meat can be
exported without a Government Inspection Certificate
To day New Zealand is remarkably healthy as regards
her live stock
for New Zealand Breeden IlUnlt
For Lisli of Breeden of Fed jr«« Cottle Sheep P
As Ihe Dairy Industry develops pig breeding will
follow . but while it has up till now been a side line
almost there is now a tendency among New Zealand
fanners towards taking up pig breeding on a large scale,
as it IS recognised that what Denmark can do m the
way of pjg breeding and feeding, the New Zealand
fanners should be able to do just as well The Meat
Producers' Board is mvestigabng the question of
inaugurating pig breeding on a large scale, and the
various breeds suitable for the purpose are being
examined Obviously there are several pure pig
breeds in Great Britain suitable for New Zealand s
requirements, but it is not impossible that a new type
of pig may ultimately he evolved through crossing
different British breeds, once they have been Jned
separately as to performance and fecundity when several
generations, from imported breeds, reared in New
Zealand can afford material for study and selection
Presumably pig breeding would rapidly develop m
New Zealand owing to the existing farm system —
the many small holdings , and there is no reason why
pig farming should not assume large proportions as
stabling 1$ an easy matter to contend with and grazing
IS plentiful It follows, then, that the most suitable
br^s for the country would have to be selected
among the grazing breeds There never was any
indigenous pig breed m New Zealand as far as is known,
and the earliest known pigs were probably imported
through the advent of sailing vessels
Poultry farming is, likewise, being encouraged,
and the production has now reached an annual value
of more than £3,S0!> ooo
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jj artd Hontt in /Veu) Zealand tee POget 335 359
Livestock Breeding in The Union of South Africa-
By DR A E. ROMYN Chief Animal Husbandry Officer D^artment of Agriculture Union of South Africa
For Its size the Union of South Africa ranks high
as a stock raising country Despite local set bacb
the live stock industry is making steady progress and
with the opening up of regular overseas markets further
great developments are looked for
Horses, Muixs and Asses With the exception
of certain areas in the north and along the eastern
coast the country is well suited to the production of
horses Complaints in regard to lack of hone and sue
are largely attributable to the underfeeding of mudi
of the young stock dunng the winter months
In the agricultural census of 1925 the number of
horses is given at 814 894 that of mules 124 010 . and
asses at 729 856 It IS Unlikely that these figures will
increase much in the near future The competition of
the motor car has discouraged the breeding of light
horses and the relative cheapness of ox transport
power has prevented the general use of heavy horses or
mules for draught purposes TTiere is however, a
good, though limited demand for heavy mules or
horses in areas short of grazing for work oxen
It IS difficult to foretell the immediate future of
, horse breeding in South Africa but as the value of
land increases there should he a large increase m the
number of draught horses and mules used on the smaller
farms and in areas of relatively close settlement At
present the Thoroughbred is the predominant light
horse type while the Pereherons and Clydesdales are
the most popular of the heavy horse breeds
Cattle The hulk of the cattle stock in the
COOPER TECHNICAL BUREAU see page 14 .
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41
Union II to l>e fcnind in iHc ca*lffn *nd nottKem
•cctiwii o( iKc couTvtr>, tKc dmiitj Ixin?
alone iSc raitcm cr>«it and cm tlif U»cK Wld of the
Oranre Free State and lie Tranna,il So far, the
different b eedi end *tc not diilnbutcd %»ith
an> itnci relation to iKe \aluc and nature of the cmin-
If) on tlir> arc farmed \^illi tlic exception of
die toa*-n dair^ms arcai around Jolianneiburi; and
CapetowTi, ibe liecf and dair^ b*cedi are uicd in more
or l«i equal numbcri in ibc larioui ProMnee* In
a fcncral it looVi now, bowmer, ai tbouph the
Isortbcm Traniaaal Becbvianaland and tbe Nortb
Wcitcm Cepe Prtmncc wnll become more or less
ipcaaliied rancbmc arcai v^nlb dairjrnR pfcdomioat
mg o>cT molt of tbc rcmaindcT of ibc cattle rtanne
arcai of t^e Union
According to tbe tgnoiltural Cmtus Rclumi,
there were 9 7 i 3,337 bead of cattle in the Union in
<925. of vibi^ 5 3 t 6 S>^ ‘fc described as European
oa^ned Of the whole total probabl) less than t 000 000
head show an) definite traces of improicd blood, the
great nujoni) being of a mixed natiic t)pc in which
Afnlander blood predominates Until recentV the
presalenee of trek borne diseases has discouraged
rapid distribution of improsed cattle For man)!
)cari the presence of these diseases has— and m some
areas still dees— made it inadiisahle (0 breed away
from the nati>e t)‘pe3 which have acquired a celattse
natural immunil) to local diseases Vclennary research
and regular dipping have made it possible now to
control the disease situation and mogress will be
much more rapid m the future There is a great
potential market for pure bred cattle m South Africa
Nearly all the common British breeds of cattle
and the Frieslands have been tried in the Union
Given a fair chance they have all proved satisfactory
and the question of the best breed for any particular
area is still a debatable point At present the Fcies
lands are the imported breed in most general
use with the Shorthorns and South Devons as the
next most common The best cattle and the most
advanced cattle management practices are in genera)
to be found in Natal and certain sections of the eastern
Cape Province and the Eastern Highveld Steady
improvement cspeaally in regard to dairying, is,
however, noticeable throughout the country
Sheep and Goats Sheep farming has of recent
years been the most popular type of livestock farm
ing m the Union Great advances have been made
both in the type of sheep and in the method of market'
ing ihc wool dip Much of this advance has been due to
(be educational w-ork of the Department of Agriculture
and to the introduction of vermin proof fencing
which dees awa> with the necessity of ‘ Kraaling
the sheep at night The stimulus of prospent) has
proscr] a great spur to progress
According to flic 1925 Census Returns the number
of sheep m the Union is 32005627 woollcd and
3564085 non woollcd The woolled sheep arc prac-
ticall) all Menno, there is onl) a small representation
ofUrilish breeds and the non woollcd are predominantly
of the Afrikander and Persian types which arc character-
ised by fat tails and hairy coverings of various marings
Two interesting recent developments in the sheep
industry arc (he attempt to spread the production of
sheep northwards into what are now the cattle ranch-
ing areas and the introduction of British breeds of
sheep into localised areas for the production of cross-
bred mutton lambs Both poliaes have given en-
couraging results
Jn 1925 2,137.194 Angora and 5 885 663 other
goals were reported m the Union In general, goats
are kept where the conditions are unsuitable for the
raising of Menno sheep The centre of the Angora
industry is m the Cape Midlands Though South
Africa IS noted for the high quality of its mohair dtp
there has since iptp been for economic reasons a
gradual decrease tn the number of goats (armed
Other goats are distnbuted over the dry Karroo areas,
the North West Cape Province and the native areas
They are hardy breed readily and are the most profit-
able type of stock to keep where sheep do not thme
Pics For a number of years efforts have been
made to build up 0 bacon industr) m the Union
In 1925 the number of pigs was returned as 800883
While this number shows a decrease over previous
years, there has undoubtedly been a great improve-
ment in the average standard of the pigs and the method
of feeding dunng recent years
South Afnca is eminently suited to the production
of pigs The climate is relatively mild there is little
disease, and maize 1$ easy to grow Pigs do well and
once an export trade is stabilised great progress is
looked for m the industry
The commonest type of pig is the Large Black.
Tamvrorths Large and Middle Whites and Bcrk-
shires are raised both pure and for crossing purposes
Attempts have also been made with the Iinl pip and a
few Duroc Jeneys have been importeil from the
United States of Americs
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Livestock Breeding in Canada.
The Live Stoch estimate for Canada states cattle 9 476 000 sheep 2 882 000. pigs 5 000 620
horses 3565000
Nobody traveJling through this country can avoid
being impressed by its unique possibilities for develop
ment It is the greatest unit in the world with an
area of 3 600 000 square miles as compared with the
area of Brazil 3 219 ooo^ Australia with 3 000 000 and
U S America with 2 900 000 square miles What its
future will be nobody can foretell but every mdica
tion points towards Canada someday becoming one
of the greatest world centres of trade and manufactur
ing A few facts and figures will illustrate the remark
able progress of the country Sixty years ago Canada
consisted of four isolated Provinces in the east The
west and the north were then unknown country
To day the number of Provinces is nine the area
has increased ten fold and now reaches from sea to
sea The Frame Provinces were then the happy
hunting field of the Indians while to day they
yield more than twenty times the quantity of wheat
grovm all over Canada as recorded on the ist July
1867 when the first Parliament of the Dominion was
opened In 1890 the total capital invested m ^nada
then considered stupendous reached 450 000 000
dollars as against 4 640 000 000 dollars to day In 1871
Ae Value of Canada s field crops was estimated at
£22 300 000 as against £230 000 000 now The
fisheries yielded an income of £i 562 000 in 1871
against over £10 000 000 to day In 1886 the mineral
production was valued at £2 250 000 as against
£49500000 today In 1870 the value of Canadas
manufactured goods was estimated at £44500000
as against £590 000 000 to day In 1910 Canada s
water power development had reached 975 000 h p
as against 4 560 000 h p to day Canada is now the
largest exporter of wheat and wheat flour m the world
with an average export figure of over 250 000 000
bushels Canada probably holds the largest favourable
trade balance per capita of any country of the world ,
while in volume of external trade she pro^bly now !
ranks fifth To day Canada is the largest producer
of newsprint in the world and her exports of news '
print have now reached the large f gure of i 885 000
tons This remarkable development has been effected
entirely through immigrants as the indigenous people
the Red Indians never were productive When in
1S67 Canada became a self governing partner in the
Bntisb Empire her population reached 3 500 000
while to day it is over ten million The steadily
increasing stream of immigrants was made possible
through a wise immigration policy offering free home
steads to settlers
While Canada is forging ahead as a great manu
lacturmg country it is still chiefly the country of the
tarmer and hve stock breeder, with immense possi
bilities for expansion as an agricultural produang
country owing to the fact that her acreage of land
smtable for farming is over 300 000 000 acres of which
to day only 60 000 000 acres are under cultivation
The Canadian farm products are of high quality and
obtain highest market prices in every market With
all these factors in favour of the country the day will
surely come when Canada can outstrip the United
States of America Perhaps the most important
factors in the development of this huge country were
the national railways through which East and West
have been linked together The Inter Colonial rail
way and the Grand Trunk railway have been the
means of opening up the country attracting settlers
and making it possible to convey their agricultural
productions to the large places of consumption To
illustrate the imporUncc of these railways it is sufficient
to mention that in 1922 the nett earnings were less
than S3 000 000 against the nett earnings of the
present day over >50000000 Without her bold
railway constructions Canadas national wealth would
certainly net be what it 1$ to day making her the
third country m the world as regards per capita wealth
m which only U S America and Great Britain exceed
her TTianb to the railways the Canadians have
awaken^ to realise the enormous wealth of their
I resources Although the Canadian Pacific Railway
has only workwl during the short space of forty years
I the direct as well as indirect results have been
stupendous In 1885 the rail freight tonnage scarce^
reached two million tons as against 34i million tons
to day When another span of forty years has elapsed
Canada will probably be intersected by a railway net
stretching out m every direction carrying the manu
factured and agricultural products of the country to
all the markets of the world at a freightage cheaper
than even the most vivid imagination to day could
contemplate
It is through cultivation of wheat that Canada
has aommulated her enormous wealth Fifty years
a”o the first shipment of 500 bushels of Manitoba
wheat was earned by river steamer to a distant market
while now over 250 000 000 bushels are leaving Western
Canada every year to be sold in the pnncipal countries
of the world The large stretches of wheatland
the prairie area of Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan
more than 800 miles wide are to day thoroughly organ
ised for the product on of wheat The acreage bearing
wheat has now reached 22 000 000 acres and new
areas are constantly opened up and there is no telling
where the limit may be set Science to day works
hand m hand with the practical farmer and thus new
qualities of wheat are evolved able to withstand cold
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Livestock Breeding in Canada.
The Live Stock estimate for Canada states cattle 9 476 000 sheep 2 882 000 pigs 5 000 620
horses 3 565 000
Nobody travelling through this country can avoid
being impressed by its unique possibilities for develop
ment It is the greatest unit in the world vnth an
area of 3 600 000 square miles as compared v/ith the
area of Brazil 3 219 000 Australia with 3 000 000 and
U S America with 2 goo 000 square miles What its
future will be nobody can foretell but every indica
tion points towards Canada someday becoming one
of the greatest world centres of trade and manufactur
ing A few facts and figures will illustrate the remark
able progress of the country Sixty years ago ^nada
consisted of four isolated Provinces m the east The
west and the north were then unknown country
To day the number of Provinces is nine the area
has increased ten fold and now reaches from sea to
sea The Frame Provinces were then the happy
hunting field of the Indians while to-day they
yield more than twenty times the quantity of wheat
grovm all over Canada as recorded on the ist July
1867 when the first Parliament of the Dominion was
opened In 1890 the total capita! invested in Canada
then considered stupendous reached 450 000 000
dollars as against 4 640 000 000 dollars to day In 1871
the value of Canadas field crops was estimated at
M2 300 000 as against £230 000 000 now The
fisheries yielded an income of £l 562 000 in 1871
against over £io 000 000 to day In x886 the mineral
product on was valued at £2 250 ooo as against
£49500000 to day In 1870 the value of Canadas
manufactured goods was estimated at £44 500 000
as against £590 000 000 to day In 1910 Canada s
water power development had reached 975 000 h p
as against 4 560 000 h p to-day Canada is now the
largest exporter of wheat and wheat flour in the world
with an average export figure of over 250000000
bushels Canada probably holds the largest favourable
trade balance per capito of any country of the world
while in volume of external trade she probably novr
ranks fifth To day Canada is the largest producer I
of newsprint in the world and her exports of news 1
print have now reached the large figure of j 885 000 '
tons Tbis remarkable development has been effected '
entirely through immigrants as the ind genous people
the Red Indians never were productive When in
1867 Canada became a self governing partner in the
Bntish Empire her population reached 3500000
while to day it is over ten million The steadily
increasing stream of immigrants was made possible
through a wise immigration policy offenng free home
steads to settlers
While Canada is forging ahead as a great manu
factoring country it is still chiefly the countiy of the
farmer and live stock breeder with immense possi
bilities for expansion as an agricultural producing
country owing to the fact that her acreage of land
suitable for farming is over 300 000 000 acres of which
to day only 60 000 ooo acres are under cultivation
The Canadian farm products are of high quality and
obtain highest market prices in every market With
all these factors in favour of the country the day will
surety come when Canada can outstrip the United
States of America Perhaps the most important
factors in the development of this huge country were
the national railways through which East and West
have been linked together The Inter Colonial rail
way and the Grand Trunk railway have been the
means of opening up the country attracting settlers
and making it possible to convey their agricultural
productions to the large places of consumption To
illustrate the importance of these railways it 1$ sufficient
to mention that in 1922 the nett earnings were less
than S3 ooo ooo against the nett earnings of the
present day over Without her bold
railway constructions Canada s national wealth would
certainly not be what it is to day making her the
' Aird country in the world as regards per eapt/a wealth
I in which only U S America and Great Britain exceed
her TTianks to the railways the Canadians have
I awakened to realise the enormous wealth of their
resources Although the Canadian Paafic Railway
has only worked during the short space of forty years
the direct as well as indirect results have been
stupendous In 1885 the rail freight tonnage scarcelj
reached two mil! on tons as aeamst 34 i million tons
to day When another span of forty years has elapsed
Canada wiJ} probably be intersected by a railway net
stretching out in every direction carrying the manu
factured and agncultural products of the country to
all the markets of the world at a freightage cheaper
than even the most vivid imagination to day could
contemplate
It is through cultivation of wheat that Canada
has accumulated her enormous wealth Fifty years
a*'o the first shipment of 500 bushels of Manitoba
wheat was earned by nver steamer to a distant market
while now over 250 ooo ooo bushels are leaving Western
Canada every year to be sold in the principal countries
of the world The large stretches of wheatland
the prairie area of Alberta Manitoba and Saskatchewan
more than 800 miles wide are to day thoroughly organ
ised for the production of wheat The acreage bearing
wheat has now reached 22000000 acres and new
areas are constantly opened up and there is no tell ng
where the limit may be set Science to day works
hand in hand with the practical farmer and thus new
qualities of wheat arc evolved able to withstand cold
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Wo oft) r II lano z (Texipaui )
Shrop$hire Shearling Ram : “ Stretton Royal.”
Breeder Lieut Col £ C Aikine Stretton House Stretton BaskerviIIe Hinckley Leict
First Prize tnj ^empionatlheRASE Newport 1927
Kerry HiU Ram.
(Tftl pa^e 15)
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F irst Prit« and Champ on «tlh«RA^E Nrwporl 1927
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' " Large White Sow Bourne Bonctta 27th ”
Messrs J RaekUy & Sor»s Herat Uie Farn Slver Street Edmonlon Londcn N 18
F rsl Pr sesnd ^ IverOtsllenge^p for the best Large WJt teP s RASP Nottingham 1928
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Parade oi 108 Suffolk Horses at the Suffolk County Show» 1928
I h I ''t< I ani C/nml (Te*l Page 20)
Suffolk Punch Mare : “ Sudboume Areta.”
LofJ (v« 4;K Cu\nncn Duty F>nn Old 'Xokine Surrey
Fir>t Prize and Champ on 4t ihe R A SC Newport 1927
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)et perfectly suitable for milling Through the
disco\cr) of the Garnet v^hcat and the opening up o!
the \er> fertile lands m the Peace Rntr country,
further faalitics for the wheat grower have been
created This colossal expansion m the wheat growing
industry would not have been possible if the Wheat
Pooling s>slem had not been adopted The importance
of the Pools in world economy can easily be appreaaled
by stating that whereas only a few years ago the number
of wheal'Cuhi\ating Pool members reached 70,000,
It IS now o>cr 130,000, disposing of more than 70%
of the total wheat crop of the Dominion Saskatchewan
IS to-day the leading wheat producing Province, but
as and when new wheat areas come under the plough
new wheat elevators will be erected making it possible
for the farmers to reach the foreign markets at a
rmnimum of transport cost and a maximum of profit
As a fruit growing country Gtnada has already
achieved world reputation To day on the Ontario.
British Gilumbia and Nova Scotia fruit farms, the
chief fruit growers m the Dominion lens of thousands
of fruit growers make a comfortable living through
their apple orchards The acreage under fruit trees
IS increasing from year to year , and while the value
of good orchard land a few jears ago was estimated at
8200 per acre, it is now worth more than 8500 The
total fruit crop of Canada has now reached a value of
over $20 000 000, the apple crop alone reaching more
than 2,750,000 barrels The exports of Canadian
fruit are now worth more than 812,000 000 per year
Of all the apples consumed in Great Britain, Canada
provides some 20% as against the American contri-
Dubon of 38%
The Federal Department of Agriculture as well
as all the Provincial Departments are anxious to
improve the cattle stock of Canada and no efforts
are spared in this respect On many a farm excellent
Shorthorn, Hereford, Aberdeen Angus and Ayrshire
cattle are bred, and the Red Poll cattle are every year
gaining in popularity In all the Provinces there is
distinct improvement in the cattle stock, but mainly
among the dairy cattle herds is the progressive improve-
ment noticeable The number of milk-producing
farms which daily supply their milk to co-operative
dairies has now reached 332,000, carrying the milk
yield from 2,3:5000 cows The total quantity of
milk, according (o official statistics delivered to
dairies has now reached the figure of 2,864 000 000 lbs
The total value of dairy products handled m Canadian
dairies has now reached ^137,000 000, while the capital
invested in dairy machinery, plant, buildings, etc ,
IS considerably over 849 000,000 All over the
Dominion co-operoUve selling Agenaes handle the
marketable live stock, and the *' scrub ’’ animals seem
slowly to disappear in favour of animals of higher
production and known ancestry Conditions are in
favour of increasing the cattle industry as the never
failing meat markets of Great Britain and several other
countries are open, provided Canada can deliver high
class meat The general improvement of the live
stock IS illustrated through the following comparison
Four years ago the total estimated value of Canada’s
farm live stock reached S700 000 000, as agamst an
estimated value to-day of 8738,000,000
To-day there are 3 700 known breeders of sheep
The most favoured breeds arc the English Down
sheep — Oxford Downs and Hampshire Downs, while
Shropshires are slowly coming into general favour
Whether the policy of pursuing Down sheep breeding
IS the best is questionable but as conditions are
much more favourable for cross breeding, probably
crossing the ewes with Dorset, Leicester and Lincoln
rams would lead more rapidly to improvement of the woo]
There are many indications pointing towards
British Columbia becoming the chief cattle country of
Canada, as the finest cattle grazing lands in North
America he in the Cariboo and Chilcotm districts,
beautiful rolling country, where the pastures are
excellent, interspersed with light forests yielding good
shelter Huge herds of cattle could easily he grareij
m this district Speaking generally almost the wlwle
of British Columbia is suitable for cattle hrealintf f
and with the populous wealthy coast cities for
the possibilities for the cattle breeding ininflf/ nfL
almost boundless ’
All over Canada the same callU, pjy p.i]A
horse breeds which exist in Greet
and since the introduction of iJie fierd-U-stm/
some years ago, a general improvefnenl in tin
slock IS everywhere noticeable
f«r Ltilt «/ BretJtn of PtJigret Calll* Sierp Pigt and H<n^el »n Canada tu pagft y/i 4}^
The Poblisbers
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index eserj known Breeder of Ptdigree Agneullural Livestock ID e%ery cmhvyl 4oiij j v t ly
therefore m possession of accurate facts coneeming names and addresses tA
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Livestock Breeding in Newfoundland.
The Live Stock estimate for Newfoundland states cattle 28 000, sheep 87,000, pigs 15 ooOi Worses 16,500
The last Stock Census was effected in 1921, and probably the numbers have increased It is interesting to note,
in companson with the year 1921, that in 1901 the number of cattle was 32,760, sheep 78,000, pigs 34,680,
and horses 8 850.
For a number of reasons the breeding of live
stock has not developed m this ancient Colony, chiefly
owing to farming having been neglected until quite
recently, while the lack of a road system the pre-
dominance of the fishing industry, the absence of a
suitable market for surplus production and, last but
not least the length of the winters have militated
against this branch of agnculture, hut during the
last fifteen years successive Governments have done
their best to encourage improved methods m farming
and the reanng of live stock On a number of farms
Pedigree stud animals have been imported from
Canada as well as from England and there is certainly
a strong desire among Newfoundland farmers to
develop their live stocks Sheep are doing exceedingly
well and cattle seem to thrive m spile of the enforced
stabling during a great portion of the year At Agri-
cultural Shows It has of late been demonstrated that
the island is suitable for live stock bree^ng. and
probably it is only a quesbon of bme when pig and
sheep reanng will assume considerable proportions
With the exception of the long winters and the often
enormous falls of snow, there are no obstacles whatever
militating against a live stock industry When spnng
sets in, as a rule very suddenly, luxunant pastures seem
to spnng up everywhere, and the whole island is
suddenly traversed by a number of nvers and small
streams The country is however although being
the oldest of all the Bnbsh colonies almost entirely
undeveloped but for the stock breeder there are
certainly advantages worthy of being ublised The
Department of Agnculture St Johns, is anxious to
attract settlers, and land is obtainable on very attractive
condiuons It is not always borne in mind that
Newfoundland is nearer to Europe than any other
part of the Amencan continent
The total area is probably about 42 000 square
miles
Dairying makes the largest single contnbubon
to the agricultural output of the country In 1921
produebon reached 8 199,379 gallons of milk and
574 867 pounds of butter, valu^ at ?4 919 627 It
1$ esbmated that one third of the poultry raised in
1921 was killed for food, and that 1 091 897 doxen
eggs worth 8655 138 were produced
The Newfoundland Poultry Association arranges
annual demonstrabons of -saentific breeding and
correct feeding and housing, distributes eggs for
hatching and birds for breeding purposes, and arranges
lectures on poultry industry
The best prospects for agncultural development
appear to be in the western part of the island, which
has more fertile soil and a more favourable climate
The valleys drained by the Codroy nver, forming
one of the most promismg farming districts are about
40 miles long and from 10 to 12 miles wide , other
areas, su^ as located in the St George s Bay district
and in the Humber Valley are held to be capable of
more extensive cultivation
The inlenor of the island has never been explored
and 18 unknown to this very day, but in view of the
Urge herds of canbou grazing there it is probable
that between the mountain ranges fertile valleys exist
Much of the country is barren The number of nvers
IS also remarkable, but most of these are small, all
issuing from ponds or lakes in the interior For the
salmon fisherman Newfoundland is ^ ideal spot
The climate is very plesaanl much milder than on the
continent, and the summer is never too warm As a
potato grower the Newfoundland farmer has long met
with success and some of the best vanehes ever
culbvaled m the world grow in Newfoundlimd Crops
of wheat oats and barley are cujtival^ although they
do not always npen fully So far. the area of culb-
vated Unds regularly farmed is probably only some
125 000 acres Newfoundland is said to be a potential
source of supply of Eel grass a marine plant growing
profusely in many inlets w|«re fresh water comes in
contact with vegetation This weed has peculiar
qualiUes rendering it valuable as an insulating material,
non mfUmmable a non conductor of heat or cold
and it repels insects end does not decay Newfound-
land has been famous for many years for the excellent
type of dog bred here The original natives who -were
gradually pushed out by the incoming settlers have
long been extinct The population to-day are
descendants of the first Irish and English settlers
TTie first mention of the island was in the year i 000
when Vikings were dnven ashore but in 1497 it was
reiscovered by the Bristol navigator Cabot The
news of the wonderful qualities of fish around the
waters soon attracted fishermen from many countries,
and quarrels and disturbance occurred until in 1583 the
island was taken in possession on behalf of Queen
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Eliza^lK of EngUncf, much to the disgust of the
French Viho had long claimed the right Resulting
from a treaty, signed at Utrecht m 1713, England a
undisputed right to the island was agreed to by France
and the first Legislative assembly met at St Johns
in 1833
A \ try large portion of the Labrador country
belongs to Newfoundland So far entirely uncxploited,
these >ast lands may possibly one day become the
seal of great industries as they contain very large areas
of forest suitable for paper and other industries, large
and powerful rivers with large cataracts from which,
according to experts between four and five million
horse power can easily be obtained The question of
commercial^ produced electrical energy is to day
uppermost in the electrician s mind and there is no
reason why Labrador should not develop her great
resources in this respect The interior of Labrador
consists chiefly of a large elevated plateau the surface
of which has been estimated at exceeding 200000
square miles The principal rivers the Slude the
Big River, the Whale rivers the Koksoak the Grand
River and the Manicouga according to experts, can
be utilised to create electric energy, and the magnificent
Grand Falls on the Grand River are probably among the
most imposing water falls m the world Although the
climate is too cold to ripen the ordinary cereals,
vegetables develop good size and qualities and
especially potatoes do well Although Labrador
neither is nor will ever be developed as an agricultural
country, it can produce an abundance of food stuffs
and there is no reason why a considerable sheep
breeding industry should not be started tn view of the
fact that large herds of caribou already exist It is
only a question of experimenting with a view of finding
out the most suitable breed, and probably such breeds
as the native Finnish sheep, or the Landrace sheep in
North Norway would do well The steadily growing
population of fishermen and people interested in
developing the enormous quantities of salmon and
other fish which, so far, constitute the chief wealth
of Labrador, would be the chief consumers In
the interior, Labrador is inhabited by Indians whose
chief existence ts trading m furs Of course, the winter
IS very severe, but the short summer is exceedingly
pleasant with warm days The total area of the
Labrador lands is over 500,000 square miles, the greater
portion of which belongs to Canada, while the portion
which now, as the result of recent legal settlement
belongs to Newfoundland, is the district which is
drained by rivers flowing into the Atlantic Ocean
Labrador was probably first heard of through the
Norsemen about the year 990 Later on Portuguese
fishermen flocked to the coast to explore the wealth
of fish in the waters and the Portuguese Corteral gave
the name to the country In the year 1578, five or six
different nations sent their fishing fleets, since when
every year the advent of fishermen has created trading
opportunities with the Indians In the year 1699 a
Charter was granted to a London trading concern,
since when Newfoundland settlers in increasing numbers
have taken up their abode along the coasts
The Romney Sheep in The Antipodes
By ERNEST J WACKRILL Seexelary New Zealand Romney Manh Sheep Breeders Association
To sheep men the world over the name Romney
IS inseparably connected with the Romney Marsh
distnct in the County of Kent, England, an extensive
tract of land reclaimed from the sea many centuries
ago Here is the onginal home of the Romney Marsh
Sheep of which Youatt stated that a long wooUed
and highly valuable breed of sheep has been kept on
the Marsh from time immemorial ’
As the new lands of the Southern Hemisphere
became settled by migrants from the Old Country
it was only natural that shipments of five stock from
the United Kingdom quickly followed to enable these
early settlers to stock the farms with sheep from the
country of their birth Between 1853 the date of the
arrival of the first importation to New Zealand, and
1894 when the first Flock Book was published 51
Romney flocks were established and Records kept
by the New Zealand Sheep Breeders' AssoaatiMi
It was felt by some of the pnnapal Romney breeders
that It would be to the advantage of the breed if an
Association was formed to devote the time of its
governing body to Romney sheep in New Zealand
In 1904, the Romney breeders registered tn the New
Zealand flock book seceded from the Association
and formed the New Zealand Romney Marsh Sheep
Breeders’ Assoaation, incorporated by Charter the
same year Flock Book, Vol 1, published in 1905,
contained the Records of 75 registered flocks, the total
nundier of breeding ewes registered being 14,796,
ewe lambs 6.851, stud rams entered singly 191, total
21,838 Volume 23 of the Flock Book, the latest
volume published, contains the particulars of 595
registered flocks, an increase of 520 pure bred Romney
flocks since the issue of the first volume, while the
number of registered sheep entered is breeding ewes
85,685, ewe lambs 39989, stud rams entered singly
*»X93 — total 126 667 From these figures the remark'
able progress made will be seen as well as the dormnan
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position to-day oJ the Romney breed in the Dominion
Reference to the figures compiled by the N Z Govern-
ment for 1927 shows that the number of Stud sheep
of various breeds registered throughout New Zealand
totalled 365094 of which the Romney Stud sheep
number 164 346, or 45% of registered sheep in the
Dominion
Any breed of sheep, no matter how well suited
constitutionally to the conditions to which it is sub-
jected, must possess certain important charactenslics
if it IS to become and remain the dominant breed m
New Zealand The fleece produced must be a reasonable
weight, the wool must be even and suitable for woollen 1
and cloth manufacture, the ewes must possess con- I
formation and milking ability to produce high-grade
lambs and the hoggets must be hardy and easy to
winter Constitution, conformation, weighty fleece
and high grade wool are therefore the four fundamentals
that must ever be the goal of the sheep breeder E)unng
the last decade there has not only been a great increase
in the number of flocks but also a marked improvement
in the quality of the Romney Marsh sheep , m fact,
sheep in the best flocks are equal if not superior to
anything that can be produced elsewhere The best
sheep have equal bone constitution, symmetry, and
true character to the best that can be obtained from
Kent in England and they are far ahead in the quabty :
and weight of their wool New Zealand breeders I
have always attached great importance to wool, being '
careful to select sheep with even fleeces of good quality,
and the covering has also been carefully considered
With the result that our best Romn^s carry wool
wherever it is possible for it to grow For many years
it was essential to import English rams to impart
character to our flocks but even then it was necessary
to cull their progeny largely on account of the
irregularity of their get They, however, assisted to
improve the bone and constitution of our sheep, but
importations of late have not bad the effect desired,
chiefly through the high standard our sheep have
attained The Association is always endeavouring to
raise the standard of our flocks generally All stud sheep
sold have to be inspected by competent Inspectors
appointed by the Council of the Association and those
passed are tattooed in one ear with the offiaal mark
of the Association (N Z R M ) before a transfer can
be gi\en by the vendor Sheep for export arc care-
fully inspected and the Inspector has power to
refuse passing or tattooing any sheep he considers
not typical of the breed, or unfit for export Romneys
have been tried all over the Dominion on land little
above sea level, on hilly and broken country, on
mountains running up to 5 000 and 6 000 feet, and on
those mixed classes of land they have proved a success
No sur\ey ol the populanty of the Romney breed in the
Antipodes would be complete without dealing v«th
the export trade from New Zealand Fleck owners
in Australia, Canada, U,S America and most of the
countries of South America have for years known of
ibc merits of our sheep, and importations have been
made liy the leading Pastorahsts of these overseas
countries until the export business reached a verv
high figure Our largest customer to-day is the Argen-
tma Republic, closely followed by the United States
of America, Australia and Canada It is worthy
of notice that the New Zealand-bred Romney sbeep
secured tbe‘WorId’s Championship at the Argentine
Centenary International Exposition held at Buenos
Aires m 1910, when a Romney ram, bred in this
Dominion, secured the Championship of the World
against the sheep bred and exhibited by the leading
English and Argentina Stud masters At the
Panama-Pacific International Exposition held at San
Franasco in 1915, a N Z bred Romney ram secured
the Championship against all competitors , and this
Assoaation was awarded the Medal of Honour for the
best collection of Romney wool staples exhibited
Tlie following is the description of a typical New
Zealand Romney Marsh sheep as drawn up by the
Council of the N Z Romney Marsh Sheep Breeders'
Association — Head wide, level between ears which
should be large and thick and covered with fine hair
or preferably partially covered with a downy wool,
with good thick foretop, no horns and the poll well
covered with wool Eyes Urge, bright and promment
Face m ewes full net too white, and m rams broad and
powerful Nose coal black, width between nostrils
Neck well set at the shoulders, strong and thick
Shoulder wide, well coupled, level with back Chest
wide «id deep Back straight with wide and flat
lorn 'Die ribs well sprung, especially at the base,
and the loin should be of good length to provide a
quantity of meal Rump wide long, well turned
iai! set in almost level with the chine A low set tail
' IS objectionable, as ewes with that defect often fail
I as breeders
Breeders of Romneys should aim at breeding
their sheep with full legs of mutton as these are much
in request on the London market Legs should be
short, with big bone and large, shapely feet of black
horn TTie sheep should stand well on its legs, and
these be well set apart free from any twist or defect
Although black feet are preferable, there is always
a large proportion of light coloured feet m every Romney
flock, and a really good sheep should not be condemned
on that account It is often stated that Romneys with
light-coloured feet suffer more from foot rot than those
with black but this has not been generally experienced
The fleece should be of dense even quality, and of a
good decided staple from fore top on head to end of tail
and free from kemps The wool should be even m
length from the head to the tail of the sheep and as
far as possible of the same character throughout
Of course the best part of the fleece is found on the
fore-end of the sheep, but breeders should grow the
fleece as even as possible A good covering of wool
on the back 1$ essential, and when grasping it, it should
fill the hand The fleece should be of good length
open freely, be crimpy from skin to tip lustrous and
soft, have a dense feel, and be free from cross fibres
It shmild also be free from kemps which materially
reduce its value
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Excellence of British Breeds.
The Bnlish stock breeder early recognised that
the prindple of satisfying the demand, for Stud animals
at home and abroad should be guiding his activities,
and this, 'more perhaps than any other factor, contn-
buted to advance the excellence of the British Breeds
The breaking up of the English village when the
manonal system came m vogue, to be followed by the
breaking up of the Handicrafts through capitalism,
brought in train Trade Unions and co-operative
Societies through which the living conditions of the
people were improved 'Thus the time-honoured
system of killing for general consumption such animals
only that had hnn worn out as beasts of burden had to
give way as better quality meat was demanded As m
England, so in many other countries, especially m
Western Europe and the American United States
modem capitalism commenced dominating the primi-
tive system of economy was followed by the aristocracy
of the owners of large herds cf graimg beasts . and
when the free traffic became controlled and the move-
ment of herds and flocks restricted, increased attention
was paid to the improvement of these herds and flocks
In this manner the British utility breeds were steadily
and systematically improved (In the year 1825 a well-
Imown writer, Rev. J, Goldsmith, stated that ” The
cattle and farming stock, taken at £4 an acre of the
cultivated land, was worth 240 million, and the British
Islands now boast of the most valuable breeds m the
world " " The British Empire," G B Whitaker
Ave Mana Lane. London) 'The agncultural coun-
tries of Europe slowly became industrialized The
populations of Europe. x8o million m 1800. had
increased to 452 million when the world war broke
out, while the populations of Great Britain, Germany |
and the American United States rose from 100 million j
in the year 1800 to nearly 500 million m 1914 These I
increases in populations made for enormously increased
consumption of animal products, and this in turn
created competition among live stock breeders, and
explains why Great Britain, long before any other
country, crealed those many utility breeds of supreme
excellence which for more than 100 years have
been the envy and admiration of breeders m all other
countries of the world Speaalization in breeding
m Great Britain and the British Dominions Overseas
has been carried to a point scarcely conceived only 30
years ago, and the stock improvers in other countries
have to day a wide field for selection among the British
and Overseas British Breeds These are represented
by the following
I UtEF BRrEDS
>ril ll«rd Bool SocirlN S OfUStrret Hereford
Fcn An;ui Cetlle Society 91 Ed on Street Aberdee
Shorlbom Society of Gt Bntem l*,tUnotr
Highland Cattle W ct) of ScotUnd Oban
Sussea Herd Book Societ> 1 * Hanoyer Square Londem
< alloway Cattle Society Lockerbie Dumfriesshire
BelteJGallouay Cattle Breeders Assocutioa Kottmedeaa S
Devon Cattle Breeders Society \\ iveliscombe Somerset
{.onshorn Cattle Society D ngley Hall B rmincham
CATTL! It DAIRY DRELDS
Ayrthtre Cattle Herd Book Society 58 Alio vay Street \yr
Ifriliih trtesian Cattle Society tl Soutbamplon Ron London
Jeney Herd Hook Society St llelier Jersey
t.uemaey Herd Cook Society Guernsey
Loglisb Jersey Cattle Society 19 Bloomsbury Square London
Loglish Guernsey Cattle Society, 12 Hanover Square London
Itntish Kerry Cattle Society 12 Hanover Square London
Kerry and Dealer Soeiety of Ireland Churchtown KerT>
Dealer Cattle Society 19 Bloomsbury Square London
Insb Moiled Cattle Society 2 Victoria Square B Ifast
CATTIC in DUAL PURPOSE BREEDS
Dairy Shorthorn Association 3 Bedford Square London
Lincolnshire Red Sborlhom Association St Bcned ct s Square,
Lincoln
Blue Albion Cattle Society Irongatr Derby
Welsh Black Cattle Society Bangor
South Devon Herd Book Society tl Prince .Siuare Plymouth
Red Poll Society 24 Harrington Road Ipswich
SlirrP DOWN BREEDS
Donct Down Sheep Breeders Association Dorchester
tSofseC Horn Sheep Breeders Association Dorchester
South Down Sheep Society 63 East Street Chichester
Hampshire Down Sheep Breeders Association 49 Cannihtreet
Salisbury
Osford Down Sheep Breeders Association NunchamCourtenay
Oaford
SHPfcP LONCWOCJL BKbLDS
LneolnshireLonjwoolSheepBrecder Asso-iat on St lie «d els
Square Lincoln
Leicester Sheep Breeders Association Dnffield E York
Border Leicester Sheep Breeders Association 11 St R nans
Terrace Edioburkb
RomneyMarsbSheepBreeders Association 12 Hanotecbquare
London
Devon LoBgwoolteiJ Sheep Breeders So>. cty 91 Hi^h Street
Barnstaple
Wensleydale Loogwool Sheep Breeders Associat on Grange
over Sands Lancashire
Cheviot Sheep Breeders Society Bridge Street Hawick
Shetland Flock Book Society Bixter Shetland
SHEEP OTHER BREFDS
Shropshire Sheep Breeders Association Shrewsbur>
Ryelaad Sheep Breeders Association Hereford
Suffolk Sheep Soeiety 24 Pnace Street Ipswich
Devon Close Wool Sheep Breeders Society 94 H ,hStrcet
Bamslaple
South Devon Flock Book AtsocisUon Fore Street Totnea
SUECP MOUHTAIS BREEDS
KerryMillSbeep Breeders Association Vewtown Montgomery,
shire
Welsh Mountain Sheep Society Sennybrtdge Brecon hire
Dartmoor Sheep Breeden Assoeution 3 West htrcct Okc
baaiptoo
Eamoor Horn Sheep Breeders Society Dulvecion Somerset
Clun Forest Sheep Breeders Society Bucknell Salop
Radnor Sheep Flock Book Society Builth Wells
Herdwick Sheep Breeders Association Newlands Keswick
Swaledale Sheep Breeders Association KitVby Stephen
Look Sheep Breeders Association Cooke Street KeighKy
Foglish Blackiace Sheep Breeders Society Cart sic
Scottish Mountain Blackface Flock Book Association Hechain
Koscomnion Sheep Breeders Association Roscoinmon
PICS
Natmoal A.sociation of P , Br «Jor. 9J Cower Street London
tnoorporaling
Breeders of the Large W hite \ t rkshire Pig
Breeders of the Middle White V orkshire P g
Breeders of the Tamworth Pig
Breeders of the Berkshire Pig
Essex Pig Society 17 Duke Street Chelmsford
Wessex Saddleback Pig Society 49 Canal Street Salisbury
Gloucester Old Spots Pig Breeders Society 28 Baldwin
Street Dnslol
I iiKolosbireCurI\<x>ated Pig Breeders Assoeution Ek-rrington
Luiroln
Large Rlack Pi- Society 12 Hanover Square Loo Ion
Large White lister lig Society, Balmoral B Ifast
Cumberfaad Pig Bned^ Assoeution lo Kng>tcei.t Wi bn
IIORSFS HEAV V BREEDS
Shire Horse Society IS Hanover Square Loo too
Clydesdale Horse SoriFty 93 Hope Street Glasgow
Suf'olk Horse Soc ety Woodbndje
Bnt sh Percheron HorseSociety S" Caseni shSquare L>ndon
IIORSFS I lOHT BREEDS
Hackney Horse Society If Hanovrr S |uare London
Arab Horse Society |j W yndham Street Brighton
Thoroughbred Breeders Assoeution 2" Charing Cros. Road
Londtn
CleveUnd Bay Hone Soeiety Norton Stocklonoo Tr-»
PONV BREEDS
clsh PeiQT Society Knighton Radnor
Dartmoor Pony Soeiety S. West Street Oxehaapton.
Sbctlaod Pony Society S Golden Square Aberdeen.
56
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
FOUNDED
1868
Pathien FRANK P MATTHEWS LANGL£Y HOBBS
NEVILL MATTHEWS CECIL MATTHEWS
Exporters, Live Stock Agents
and Shippers of Pure-bred
Live Stock.
HORSES, CATTLE SHEEP, PICS. &c.. SELECTED, INSURED AND SHIPPED
TO PRACTICALLY EVERY COUNTRY IN THE WORLD.
A Btocbare— '• British Bitetis of PuTt-bied LIvt Stock,” will be sent post«free to
Overseas and Foreign Breeders on application.
Exporteure Hoch Zucht Agenten und Verfrachter
leiniassSger Vieh Bestande
Los Exportadores y Embareadores de Canado'er
Pie m.'ts importantes de la Gran Bretina
Befragen Sie uns um Rat Bevor Sie in Cross*
britan en Ihre Vieh Einkaufe Vornebmen
S'lt 60 Jahren enfrachten wir
PFERDE RINDVIEH
SCHAFE SCHWEINE
nach alien Liindern der Welt In dieser Weise haben
wir durch Blut Transfusion der von uns Ausge*
waVilten Tieie zut Aulzucht von Vienherdcn und
Cestflten alter Art in fast jedem Lande der Welt
bei^tragen
Escogemos y embarcamos a cualquier parte del
tnundo toda clase de ganado de pura raza, contando
entre nuestra chentela a Cobiernos, Sociedades,
Corporaciones y Criadores en easi todos los pafse*^
Enviamos a quien Jos solicit^, precios y detalles
completos relatives a Canado de Raza IngVsa
37, Cavendisti Square.
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
B— vinoir OF BRtnsB soutb AratcA breed societies
bouth African Stud Itook Association I arkcrs Bu Id Capo
Town Incorporat ng
Records of the Africander Cattle Breed
Red I*ollfd
CucTTiscy
Galloway
Africander Cattle Breeders Society 14 AL at Street Btoem I
lontem OFS
Hereto^ Breeders Soc etj of South Africa 00 Market Street I
Johannesburg T I
Aber d een Ansns Cattle Breeders Society 81 W nchesler House
Johannesburg T
Sussex Cattle Dreraera Soe ety of South Africa 00 Market Street
Johannesburg T
Devon Cattle Breeders Soe ety of South Africa ‘*0 Heia on
Queen town C P
Bloemfontein O F S
Fnstand Cattle Breeders Assoe aCion of Soutb Afnca 134 St
Andrew s Street Btoemfeatem OFS
Ayrshire Cattle Breeders Society of South Afrma 00 Market
Street Johannesburg T
Jersey Cattle Breeders Soc ety of South Afnca BOB 280
Fietermanttburg N
kfenno Breeders Assoc at on of South Afr ca Parkers Buddings
Cape Town
FIGS
P g Breeden Soc ety of South Afnca Packen Bu Idiogs Cape
Hackney Horse Soe et) of South Africa Bos 811 Bloeniontao
OFS
COATS
AngoraCoatBreeders Sx etyof South Afnca FarLers B Idngt
D -TASBIAHIA
Agiinillural Royal Society of Tasmania Hobart
Agnrnftural ShowCo nc lot Tasmania Hobart
Agrc Rural Soc ety Fort Arthur
CircnIarltcaJ I*ouUrySoc ety Stanley
Comedale Sheep Breeders Associaton Launceston
M dland Agricultural Assorut on CampbeUtown
NaConatCoun lot It ool Brokers Launceston
haConalAgr cultural* 1 astoralSoc ety Launceston
North Faitem Agricultural AS«soc at on Scottsdale
North West Agr uft ral Assoc at on Leven
Tasmanian B red rs Associat on Launceston
Tasmanian Longwool Sheep Breeders Assocut oo Launcatc
Tasnuo an Shropsh re Sheep nreeders Assoc at on Hobart
Tasman anStud Beef Cattle Breeders Assocation Laun est
Tasman an Da rymrn s Associat on Launceston
Tasman an Neniiel Club Launceston
TasmananTurfClub Launceston
Tasman an Ul lity Poultry Club Launceston
&m thon I oultry Soc ety C rcular Head
UestemAgr ultural Assoc at on Westbury
E— DOUIKION OF HEW ZEALAND BREED SOCIETIES
CATTLE
Hereford Cattte Breeders Assoc at on of N Z P O B 40 FeJding
Aberdeen Angus Cattle Breeders Association of N Z Box 83
Kastiogs
Red Polled Cattle Breeders Association of N Z c/o Agnculfural
Ugh School Feildng
IfilkingShortbxn Assoc ation of Garden Place Hamilton
AyishM Cattle Breeders Assocution of N Z Palmerston North
Jersey Cattle Breeden Assoe at on of N Z FOB 259 Paiinerston
North
Pres an Cattfe Breeders Assoc at on of NZ Dalgetys
Budding 4ucklaod
SHEEP
Romney ^tarsb Sheep Breedeis Associat on of N Z P O B 40
Fe ding
ComedaleSbeep Sw ety lo4 Hereford Street Cbnstcburch
SoutbDowoSheep Breeders Assoe at oaofN Z Comm Bulldogs
PabnerstoQ North
Kyelaod Sheep Sx ety of NZ MutualBuildmgs Chrutehureh
New Zealand Sheep Breeders Associat on la the North Island
POB PamerstonSo th otheSouthlslanJ 151 Worcester
Sirxi Chnsicburth orporatin*
BreedersofSotithdow Sheep
Doret Down
Comedale
lanco oLongwxI
C — COMSONWEALTH OF AUSTRALIA BREED SoaETCES.
Shorn om Herd Dxk ^ssxution of Austra a 4*2 ColhnsStrxl
Melbourne
Miking Sho thorn Brxders 4sso at on 422 Coons Street
Melbourne „ .
Red Polled Cattle Breeders Associat on of Austialas a 42 CoUins
Ajcshrc Ca lU Herd Boo Sx ety of 8u tralass 4 * Colhns
Street. Melbourne
Guernsey Cattle ety of Australasia 3* Macquai e Place
Sidney NS^\
FnesianCatt e Club of Australia 4** CoUinsStrxt Melbourne
Aus ralian Jerse IferdSxety 4* Col ns Strxl Mebouine
SHEEP
Austral anSx ety of Breeders of Bnt sh Sheep 4 * CoHmsStrxt
3fe bourne ncotporal og —
Breedersol South Down Sheep
Dorset Horn
Lincoln Longwxl
Le cester
Border Leicester
Romxy tlarsh
Shropshire
boHolk
Austral an Scud hlenno Flxh Book Sx ety 4** Cidlins Street
Breeders ^ Yorksh re 1
Large Black
Berksh re
F DOmHIOH OF CANADA BREED SOCIETIES
Canadan National U e Stxk Records OtUwa Or
RecordsoftheCanad an Hereford Cattle Breed
Alwrdeen Angus
Shorthorn
Breeders of \ xksh re P gs
Ijrge Black
Berksh re
Gloucester Old Spots
Tamworth
Durx Jersey
{•eland Ch na
Commonwealth Cl -desdale Horse Soaety 422 CoJms Street.
Melbourne _ _
Draught Horse Stud Book Soaety of AostraUa 4“ Cofluti
Street Melbourne
C^t Breeds
S Irer hos Breeds
Poultry Breeds
r
58
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DlRECTORy
CArrt£
Hereford Breeders AsSociatjonofCaoada R R 1 Ancaster Ont
Aberdeen AOfusAssoCiaJ onof Canada 300 LilasStteet VVionipeg
Mac
Donujuon Sbortborn Breeders Association Guelph Onl
Red Polled Assocutioc of Canada Annabeim Sask
Ayrshire Breeders Assoc at on of Canada Huntingdon Qudiec
Guernsey Breeders Associat on of Canada Chcgoggn NS
Canadian Jersey Ca lie Club London, Ont.
Brown Swiss AisociaOon Qt Canada ATeraCWI Quebec
French Canadian Cattle Breeders Assoc »t no Ministry of
Agncnlture Quebec
SKEKP
Canadian Sheep Breeders Associat on Par) ament Bn Id Og
Toronto mcoiporai ag —
Breeders ofSoutfi Down Sheep
Hanipsb re Down
Uxfcm Down
Dorset Horn
Lincoln Longwool
Kotnney Marsh
Cheviot
Kamb^let
Shropshire
Suffolk
BIOS
Parbantent Bu Idmgs
Canadun Swine Breeders Assoeut oi
roroBto mcorporai ng —
Breeders of Yorkshire Pigs
Large Black
Berkshire
TaiBwortb
Ounje Jersey
Poland Cbna
Hatnpsb re
Sh re Horse Assoc at on of Canada jl* GrcnviUeSt Toronto Ont
Clydesdale Horse AMoriaton nf Canada 13d Kog Street U
Toronto Oat
Sutfolk Horse Breeders Soc ety of Canada. Lamerton Alta
I’ercberon Horse Breeders Association of Canada 831 iHb
^ Avenue W Calgary Alta
Belgian Draft Horse Breeders Associat on of Canada M nfstry
nf Agnculture Quebec
French Coach Korse Breeders Assocfation of Canada Mm atty of
Agncultute Quebec
IbeWy Horse Society of Canada 188 Kmg St W Torwito Ont
Thoroughbred Horse Society of Canada 13 Colboree Street
Toronto Ont
Standard Bred Horse Society of Canada Ottawa Ont
Pony Horse Breeders Society of Canada 68 OrenviSle Street
Toronto Ont.
Prencb-Canadlan Horse Breeders Asset at on Ministry of Agri
culture Q lebec
Fof injumu^tcin ccnitm «/i«ir5/acV Sre/imi t>c /tii/ 0-i,rsMS
Domtmons FrolecloraM and Colonits rnf tihe aiiresstito —
Aasrauan FotSUteofRevrSouthWaleeTbcAgentGcneral Ausftala
Houar London
\ ictoTfa Au«»lia
House London
Southern Austraha
House London
Western 115 Straml
London \V C 2
Qi emsland 4W> Strand
Lcaidon W C 2
Tasuama Tbe Agent General Australia
SiwZfai.aso Domin on of The J)iff)i Commisdofler 435 Strand
London W C S
UMiOMorSotrrif A fsica Doinnonof TrafatgarSquAro
London W C "
Fhopfsia ColonyofSouthern CrewnHouse Aid
“> ch London W C 2
Cauapa Domnionof Canadian Build ngs
Trafalgar Square London
VgwrouKDtAHp Dom nlon of Conin iswoner 6P VieforJa
London S W
BoiTiSM sfAiAVA tfalav Slates Infornialiea Agenct
fT IhiflngCross loadon blV 1
Bait sh Ci-iana TheComm fsioner IrnperMllastitute
South Hen' ngten London S W '
BaimH Wear iMOita TbettHtlndaConis ttwto TnnKy
Squaw Loodoo CC 3
Bmrisn I'ima The 11 gb Con n as oner 42 Cros
venorCardens, London SVV 1
Boaeto Tbe Br t sh Borneo Company 17 St
Helen * Place London E C ^
COLOAicA Ee TheCrosmAarnts 4 Millhaok West
1 niter Loneon SW J
Pedigree Livestock Markets.
Money is alwayt vrell spent on Pedigree Stock
if the stockbreeder and improver exerase necessary
care m selection of breed animals The average
indiscnminately bred stock yielding at the best a
nvtagrt profit, bvA more often than not causing fosses,
11 always a drag on the market and will undoubtedly
decrease In numbers as and when the breeders and |
stock improvers have their eyes open^ to the utter
uselessness of creating such aninuls Good {cvestoefe
in civilised countries will steadily improve in quality
as and when the consuming public refuse to be satisfi^
with bad quality meat, etc Although the mimics
of the existing world stock are vast, the totals arc to-day
insuffiaent to meet the rapidly increasing demands, '
and the slow-matunng, badly-snapcd and low yielding
cattle, sheep, pigs, poultry, etc , whose perfoiroances
do not luslify their existence, must give way to early-
maturing, easily-fattening, high yielding animals of
excellent Breeds
The United States of Arnenca is no longer a meat
supplier, having become a large purchaser. Although
JO jears have elapsed since the world war, meal prices
have not been reduced, as compared with 19x4 figores—
indeed, much higher, thus :
Scotfish Be»l
LnsbMi
Atscutuu
Sc«Unb Molton
FnelKb
Wxtbets
ATiivotaa
ScoU sb L* lA
Xei, S^aUikI
AnslTslan
AtgmtiDA
(LoMlon R«t*il M«»t Traders Assc
LONDON NtEAT MARKCT
Sides lacrwse 1 nc*- 1814 by
ttindijuttlert
46 if,
S2 8%
4.> 7%
oO 0%
60 «%
International Legislation must some day regulate
the roost important of all human pursuits — utility stock
breeding
While magnificent stock is bred m very many
o>untnes the stock of Great Britain enjoys World
reputation, and British breed animals are everywhere m
demand Many might-be purchasers lack, however,
knowledge concerning sources of supplies British
stockbreeders should not be contented with the know-
ledge that they do breed superior animals — they must
unceasingly create selling opportunities by means of
propaganda In the many British Overseas Gilonies
and Protectorates the livestock is being steadily improved
and there is a field m these many far-away lands for
breed animals of Pedigree-prov^ superiority For
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
59
the use of those stockbreeders who may desire to enter
these markets, the following list of Colonies, and
offidals in charge of the respective livestock dc|>art-
ments, may prove useful, while the various British
Trade Commissioners and Imperial Trade Corres-
pondents. now stationed in all parts of the world,
are alwaj’s prepared to advise and enlighten those who
care to make use of their functions as commerdal
outposte.
C«VO»Y 0»
1 cludnli
BabaiM ttUnls
Barbajo*
Ceylon
Cyrnj*
Falkland Iriaoda
Fed Malay Statet
Nefri Satnbilan
Fahane
Perak .
Selaator
Johore <
Kedah
KeUnMn ,
Perils I „
Trengjanii J ”
Siraiu Settlements
HoDgkooe
Palestine
ViTfui litaads
Grenada
SL Laeia
St Vioeent
Zaaxihar
Malta
Uawttw
Nieena
Rhodesia. Kortbera
Neaiauad
St. Helena
Seychelles
Caabu
Cold Coast
Sietra Leooe
Socoalilasd
The British Resides
^SelaMor
„ . Pahang ,
.. Perak ,
Under beeretary SeUnfor ,
The General Adsner, jehore Bahra
The BnlKh Adviser. AlorSUr. Kedah ,
eSlraitsSetl
fheCoioaialSeerelaO llanckone
ne Uifib ComiDissioeer UasMad, Iraq
The Treasurer Jerusalem Pileauoe
The Coiomal Secretary. Antutua Bf ttest Indies |
TheCemauasioaer.NirginlsUads „
The Colomal Secretary. Cfeeida
The Administrator. St LueU ..
TheAdministtatot.St Vineent, „
The Treasurer. Zaatibar
The Treasurer. Malta
The Coloaial Seereuty. Mauniiui
The Chief Secretary, Lagos Kigena
The Chief Secretary, Llvinpioae. N Rhodes's
The Aief Seenury, Zomba. NyataUad
The Chief Clerk. St Heleaa
TDs Colonial Secretary, Sierra Leone ,
The Treasurer, Serben, Somaliland (via Aden)
__ TteTieasum Entebbe, Ugaoda
Tnnidad and Tobago The Coloaul Secretary Trinidad
Trade Commissioners and Imperial Trade Cor-
respondents are stationed at ;
,g CokUHSioicm Taar* ConRasPonKanra
New Zealand
South Afnri
Rhodesu, South
Kenya Colony
Ce>lon
Borneo
«aUy Slates
Tnnidad
Canada
Rabaul
Hobart
Dunedin
Tbe Trade Comoiisi
Cape Town Do at JohameibgCapcTown
itSairabi Mombasa
Tbe Trade Commissioner at
Tbe Trade Coimnivsi
Tbe Trade Commissi
Montreal Do a
Colombo
Sandakan
Kuala Lumpuf
Tort -of Spam
Catmy.SanitJotin
Daldas. Ooeb«>
Veuioundland •
The British Chamber of Commerce «b^d is
sn iTis\i'm'DDn wsriiMikilt ta *lk who tode ^***
nection and expansion in foreign counlrles. These
Chambers under the British Flag are invariably in a
position to obtain reliable and accurate information
concerning the requirements of the people in the
districts or countries where they function, and vrith
unfailing courtesy, always anxious to serve the interest
of their country, they are a powerful means of bringing
the Pedigree stock breeder in Great Britain in touch
with market demand, opportunities and customers.
The following is a list of British Chambers of Commerce
m foreign countries established in the interest of
British Trade ;
AkCtYTiYR — Bntish Cbimber of CommiYrt for the Argenline Kepublu,
Caile heoooquutj. 46, Buenof Aire*
Au*ni* — BriUih Chimber of Contmetce ici Au*lct», KSetitKerstrasse 41
Vwoiu 1
BtLcttM — Dn(i*h Chamber of Commerce lo Belgium
Eirmrit'a
Rii- du Trone,
lAiiL — Bnluh Cbamber of Commerce in Brazd, 51 S3 4irr
Branco C.Mxa PostalSS. Riode Janeiro
Pernambuco Uranch Caiza Pc<lal <6, Pemambuco
Paid Branch Caiia Postal 47. Para
British Chamber of Commerce of SSo Paulo and Southern
20 Hn» IS de Novembio, Caiia Postal 1621, Sao Paulo
Saatos Uranch £5, RuaSauto Antonio Santos
PorioAIrgrt Branch lS6.huado*Andradas,Por(o Alegre
Cxnt — Bniisb Chamber ol Ceituuerce m tbe Republic of Chile, Call*
Cochrane 74t (Casilla 8S9). Vtlparafsa
Chih* — Shangal Bniisb Chamber of Commerce. 1 The Bunt Shanghai
Amoy Dniish Chamber of Commerce Amoy,
Caotoh British Chamber of Commerce. Canton
Changsha Oniisb Chamber of Commerce, Cbang.ba
Cbeloo Brliisb Chamber olCemmeree.Cbefoe
Chiukiang British Chamber of Commerce, Chiuklang
CbuBglung British Chamber of Commerce. Chungking
Footbbw BrttivhCbambee of Commerce, Foochow
lUokow DntJsh Chamber of Commerce, Bntish Municipal Council
Buildings. Hankow
Haibia BntishChambcrofCotnmeTce.Uatbm
Mokden BnusbChambefofCenmerce, Mukden
Newehwaeg Bntish Chamber of Commerce, Newtbwang
.Niogpo BntshChamberofCommerce.Nin^
Peking Bntnb Chamber ol Commerce, Culty Chambers Pikiag
Swatow Bninb Chamber of Commerce, Swatow
TieouiB Bntish Chamber of Commerce, Tientsin
Tsusaolu Bntish Chamber of Commerce, Tsuanlu
Ecvee— Bniuh Chamber of Commerce of Cgypt, 6, Rut d* I hacicnne
Bmirse, Alexandna. and Savoy Cfaamben, Cairo
FiuHce — DntisbCbamberof Commerce, France, 6. Rue Ifat4vy, Pans (Ike].
Marseille* Z, Rue Beauvau
Gascca — ^Bntnh Chamber of Commerce, 5a, Rue Dragatsanion. Atheas
lUm — Bntish Chamber of Commerce Port au Prince
(t* 4V — Bntish Chamber of Cotmoerce tor Italy, Via Hanionl.u, Vtilin
Branebes Vu LomeUmr, 29. Genoa
Seal d Azeglio 3 p p , Leghorn
VuADesretis 31, Naples
pHczadeIlUuU,Ko 6, Tneste
leap — Bnbsb Chamber of Commerce, Baghdad
Bntish Chamber ol Commerce, Basrah
Maoacascaa — Bnttsb Chamber ol Commerce, Antaiunariv o
Hcxico — Bntish Chamber of Commerce, Apartado 900, Mexico, D i
Moitocco — Bntish Chamber of Commerce for 4farocco, Casablanea
NtmeauKD Fair Inpits —British Chamber of Coinmrn-e for the N'eth- r
land East Indies, Batavia, Java
Pcusia — Bntish Chamber ol Commerce Busbire
British Chamber of Commerce, klobammerah
Poarteax — Bfliisfa Cbamberof Commerce, 4. Rna Victor Curduo, U>bun
31. Rna dot Nclot. Funchal, JIadeira
RoswaRia — Bntish Chamber ol Commerce, Bucharest, Sira U Sft Coo-
ttantm, No. f> Bucharest
Seal* —Bettish Chamber of Commerce, Rambladelc* Cstikiaa e , Barcelona
Madnd Mazq'ies de Cab^ 9 Madrid
Switmiann — Rntash Chamber ol Commerce la Switerrtand. R tterza.s',
90 Basle
Tx-urr — BnUshChamter of CeieBmerce of Turkey and the Ra'aai State*
34-39. Buyuk Tunnel Ham, Calatj Cooitastiaople
l»iTahSTaTzsor Axraic^—Bntisb Chamber of CoQunerc* in the Uoltel
States of America, Csnard Building, 29. Broadway, New 9 orkClty
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(Succetiors to JAMES CHAMBERLIN & SMITH),
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
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Exhibition and Laying Strains of Poultry.
By W H COOK Orpington
There is often prevalent a rather vague idea
among Poultry keepers of all countries as to what
constitutes " La} tng Strains "
Strains have nothing whatever to do with breeds,
for the breed denotes the variety of the fowl while
the strain denotes the blood from which the fowls
onginate and whether it emanates from a flock of
good la>ers
When a breeder has bred on certain lines for a
number of years and only reproduces from the best
“ la>ers.” U is generally acceded that he has developed
a strain of his own
It IS generally acknowledged that there is a vast
difference between the Exhibition type of fowl as
compared with the high class utility bird In the first
place, the Exhibition birds are bred to a different
standard conforming to Club Ideals, which foster the
many different breeds and varieties of the present day
The great difference between the two classes of
fowls IS so noticeable even to the stranger visiting a
Poultry Exhibition as generally the birds in the
Exhibition classes are of double the size and perfect
in colour, while their merits are plainly visible es’en
to a novice , whereas, on the other hand at a visit to
the utility or commercial classes one immediately
notices the smaller and more compact type of {owl
which shows extremely active habits and looks what
it represents i e , a producer yearly of a very large
number of eggs
In many countries Exhibition strains have been
mated with selected laying strains reproducing a larger
fowl of that true colour which the breed represents
and such birds are in great demand among those who
look for beauty and type while requiring their egg baskets
filled according to the season of the year
I Because a fowl can be exhibited and win premier
pnzes at leading Exh bitions it does not follow that
I this bird IS capable of reproducing himself . but it
has been noticed on more than one occasion that many
^ a visitor, with funds at his disposal, at various Exhibi-
' tions purchases only prize winners, often those leading
among these, and )et is unable to reproduce a tingle
speanwn comparable to its gcnitors, a circumstance
that testifies that strain is eveothing m the breeding
of Iite stock Again, many a bird, perhaps with a
blemish, although bred from the best possible stock,
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when properly mated, may reproduce high qua\i^» '
even Exhibition-worthy stock It is never advisable
to mate a pen of birds in haphazard manner, because
strain always tells its own tale
Of course, birds from which Exhibition stock is
expected, should themselves be as near perfection as
possible, while conforming to the standard of the
breed or the variety represented, although it may
sometimes be possible to counteract defects in ibe male
bird by suitable selection of the female bird
It IS scarcely likely that a breeder, knowing, for
instance, that he should require a low tail carriage in
all the males perhaps also m the females, can obtain
such results when a high tail male bird is used There-
fore, the happy medium should always be aimed at,
through carefully blending together, first, birds of
the correct strains known to reproduce very high
class stock and secondly, one should never attempt
to breed from any fowl with a defect which very likely
may be reproduced in the progeny
Trap nesting eliminates numerous defects, and
by trap-nesting the breeding stock one is able to tell
exactly which hen produces the perfect bird so tf«t
both she and her progeny are the birds to be selected
for the next season s breeding
Although trap-nesting requires a considerable
amount of time it should be borne in mind that the
breeder is able to easily distinguish by means of Toe-
Punching or a system of ringing with coloured rings,
the actual stock produced from each female in the
breeding pen
Sometimes it may happen that two hens be sisters
and apparently alike in every detail, yet one of them
may prove her worth ten times over as a breeder of
perfect specimens as compared with the sister It
is generally acceded that m the breeding of lugh class
Exhibition fowls ” like produces like,’ and this always
comes true if the fowls selected for breeding have bera
carefully bred from a well known strain over a period
of years
Many breeders aim at very high “ Records,"
although this, of course, sooner or later must affect
the ability to reproduce in the stock On the other
hand, if breeders would aim at the 200 mark, i e ,
endeavour to obtain a large egg and a flock average of
200, undoubtedly vnth such eggs from their laying
stock they should soon reap benefit through selling
the ^gs while retaining vigour and stamina in the
flocks of fowls
Hie type of layer which comes nearest to standard
of perfection is the bird that has length and depth of
body, and is boat shaped m appearance, as such fowls
possess capacity for laying a good number of eggs
during the year while reproducing first class utility
progeny
I always warn against breeding from a fowl with
a long, snakehke head, narrow body and back, and
legs set too closely together, as this type certainly is a
ibrow-oul, emanating from poorly-bred stock
One should aim at selecting birds with bright
eyes, legs set well apart, lively and active m habits,
and mate these females with the corresponding, 1 e ,
right stamp male, one that was bred from a good layer,
coming from a strain noted for strength and stamina
Poultry Exhibitions all over the World to-day
offer inducement and encouragement m the classes
for Exhibition and Utility birds, and while it is faiHy
easy for the judge to pick out winners in the high-
class Exhibition breeds, it is more diffi^lt to rightly
select in the utility classes those birds remarkable
for producing the greatest number of eggs On the
other hand, however, in the utility classes it should
not be 50 very difficult to discover the best, if only
breed characteristics are carefully taken into considera-
tion. while at the same time bearing in mind vvhat really
constitutes a good laying fowl While to the exper-
ienced person with years of practise behind him m
handling poultry no two birds seem alike, many a
visitor to the Poultry Exhibition is often inclined to
judge one bird a$ menlonous as another
My contention IS that Exhibition stock and strains
equal the layer or utility fowl m hardiness, stamina
and prolificacy, indeed, speaking generally, they arc
hardier and appear to stand any climate under almost
any conditions, and thrive and do well, while as layers,
if the breeding stock is carefully selected. Exhibition
strains seldom lag far behind the utility steck of the
same breed The Poultry keeper has now come to
recognise that the breeding of perfect Exhibition stcck
u an art which not everybody »s capable to master
With absolute hope of certainty
As fer utility poultry, the strides obtained dunng
the past few jears in mcreaiing the egg yield seem
really wenderfu!. although m many a case such strides
were obtained at the sacrifice c{ stamina m the stock
and underiized eggs
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The Light Susssex and Rhode Island Red.
W A ROBERTS NUPS SPBA
By
There is, of course, as ever) body (cnows just as
great a tendency to fashion m breeds of poultry as to
other things s%hethcr live or dead More often than
not these fashions or crazes for a particular breed are
utterly illogical and their life is accordingly a short
one
There arc howcNtr, one or tvro breeds of poultry
that have luckily escaped this unhealthy tendency of
being boomed jet have by their own peculiar mtnnsic
merit, steadily forged ahead in the favour of the poultry
keeping public, year by year The writer has two
breeds of poultry in his mind that come under this
category, viz : Light Sussex and R I Reds Each
year one sees more and more of them — now what is
the reason ? Let us think s
1 General utility ? This is undoubted both breeds
fulfil the phrase all round fowls in that they
fill the egg basket m the cold months of the year
as well as the spring and summer when most
feathered fowl will give their quota They are
each of them first class Table Fowl though the
yellow flesh of the R I Red militates against their |
popularity in England where the fashion is for I
white flesh
Constitution 5 both breeds are perfectly hardy and
stand cold well and damp better than most breeds
Appearance and ability to breed true to parent
stock : Both breeds are exceedingly pleasing ,
a flock of Light Sussex pullets on a green grass
field IS a sight not easily foigotten the touches of
dense black on the hackle wing and tail showing
up against the white is very pleasing If trouble is
taken over the foundation stock and care over the
puriiiase of cockerels from time to time there will
be but few culls which one has to throw out
Utility R I Reds were none too good a few years
ago, but have now greatly improved and are a much
more even npe horsechestnut colour
Their value for sex linkage
Much has been heard lately of sex linked crosses
when by mating a Gold C^ck to a Silver, one may dis
tinguishthesexesat hatching the females resembling the
Sire and the males the Dam The advantage cf this
to commeraal egg farmers is obvious Here again is
yet a farther valuable asset in these two breeds The R I
Red (Gold) cockerel mated to the Light Sussex (Silver)
pullet produces sex linked progeny, the baby pullet
chicks coming with buff cr brown fluff and the
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Specialist Breeder of Utility Rhode Island Reds (Single Comb),
White Wyandottes, White Leghorns and Light Sussex.
(Winner of innumerable Prizes Cold bledals etc . In the Poblic Laying Trials of Great Britain)
tVINNERS 1st PRIZE and COLD MEDAL and CUP LANCASHIRE DiTERNATIOVAL LAYING TRIALS, 1922-23
(large breeders), beating all breeds Including all White Leghorns and White tVyandottes.
Money value £19 Os ll)d. for ID birds.
NOTE these remarkable facU Not a single Bird broody during the Trials. Total Number of Eggs 2.219
Total Weight, 4 722 ozs tllilch demooitrates tmrivalied grade
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cockerel chicks white or grey. The cross is extremely
hardy, the pullets develop into reliable layers of ^ood'
sized tinted eggs, the cockerels into first class Table
Birds, maturing earlier and growing faster than either
the pure R.I. Red or the Light Sussex. The vrriter
has had several years’ experience with the cross and
lotows what is possible to obtain in eggs and meat. It
must be emphasized, however, that the parent stock
on each side must be hatched from trap-nested high
fecund birds and no attempt should be made to bre^
from the crossed pullets as the result would of course
be mongrels.
POULTRY BREEDERS .
H. F. HAWKES,
Member PC, SPB A.UB C,
“The Patch," Braughlng, Herts.
Breeder & Exporter of
BRESSE FOWLS
(White and Blade)
BROUGHTON
Poultry Farm,
GREAT BROMLEY.
COLCHESTER. ENa
Pedigreo BROWN LEGHORNS,
UGHT SUSSEX, R.I. REDS.
Eaporta to aD parts of Ibe World
May we send you luither particuUrt t
High-Class Utility Poultry
Wonderful Winter ^yets.
BB7P ORPINGTONS (Gold & Silver Hedala).
R I. REDS. WHITE LEGHORNS.
Fncea Moderate Eggs & Birdi on appLcabon.
airr DALTON BOLSES, RatukiU. Notts.
Tia Doncaster.
Atao Breeder of LARGE WHITE and
WESSEX SADDLEBACK PICS
COLONEL S. SANDBACH,
HAFODUNOS, ABERGELE, N WALES
BREEDER DP THE HIGHEST CLASS
PEDIGREE LATBRS.
BatlLcgbon Batt Orslagtoo, Urbk Sssiet,
Psrtndxe aad Wfaite Wysaitottt. Piwd sod
White lodua Ranner Oacks. hlsiamotli
Bnw Twker*
HATCHIKG EGGS «nd DAY-OLD CHICKS
STOCK BtfiOS m Stiten
Mias C. A. TAYLOR,
M»refan<fs Farm. Newdigate. Surrey
Creai Bntain'e represeotahve wrtii 3 breeda
at World'g PooKry Concrear. Ottawa. 1927—
BU«k Baraevatdeirs. Ayleabwy Dock*, and
Black SOHea.
Fedigtea Light Soajec.
Elkhotjsd Eeanetr Cbiacbilla SabbiU.
Utility and Exhibition
RHODE ISLAND RED. LIGHT
SUSSEX & WHITE LEGHORNS
Fnce-Wineung Strains
Sictinge of Eggs, Dty-Old Chicks, Pullets, etc
Apply— 8 C, N. PRATT,
MFC, NUP8. etc, etc,
Relsey Peollry Pam, Kelsey Lue.
BKketiban. KesL
LADY BURKE.
Member— e e, irVP*,8PSA,AOC,se,
UiDticrof 1] prixci at Crjital P«tae«, 19t7
Hish.CUti lodividuiJIy Pedigree Bred Unlit;
ABSTRALORFS. UGRT SUSSEX
WHITE WYANOOmS WHITE BRESSE.
BROWN LEGHORNS.
Henley Pedigree Utility Poultry Farm.
RENLET-ON.TBAMES
KIDNER BROS.,
Stoke Holy Cross, NORWICH
RHOOH ISLAND REDS OF THE
BEST LAYING STRAINS AND THE
BEST BLOOD OF THE BREED.
ApDly for oil Particulors
Mrs. T. F. HARRISON,
Caldbergh, Middleham Verlti
Breeder of H‘gli*CIast Ealiibltian
DARK DORKINGS and
INDIAN GAME,
PULLETS and COCKERELS
in Season.
OEOROE HEDLEY,
of Howpasley, Hawick, Scotland.
ErtensKc Flocks of CHINESE
GEESE, AYLESBURY & INDIAN
RUNNER DUCKS, - WHITE
LEGHORNS & RHODE ISLAND
REDS.
AM on large and free run*
E. P. KENDALL,
Urmber PC . BLC. SPBA ,
AVALON, BRIDPORT.
Breeder of Brown Leghorns
WINNERS IN PEN & UTOTTY
SECTIONS FOR MANY YEARS.
SCATWELL estate
POULTRY YARDS
The Property of Sw Wa Cxots, Bt,
of Scatnell, Muir of Otd
Flnt-ctass Stock of S 1 Reds. Ayleshcry
Dntka. Wlula Tnzkeys and Fancy PbeasanU.
Enquiries solicited 'or Stock Birds
and Hatching Eggs
Asnlr— J. Houston, Estate Olbce, Scatwell.
Mnlt of Old. Ross-sbire,
Pedigree Rhode Island Reds
Ail lltrfe (rapnesUd throughout life
Small ITreedins Pen* Large tfgs
Winter Records— Oct. to Jan . 40 to S3.
Yeiilr Records— 181 to 29D.
For Catatoeue apply
Mrs. M. ROGERS,
Ruclford House Pou’lry Farm,
KGRSTPtEEPOCTT. SUSSEX.
RHOOe ISLAND REDS
WHITE LEGHORNS
WHITE WYANDOTTES
Heavy laying attains SiiUngsot Eggs
Day-c^ Chicfca rollett etc
AprtX— W. R SPIce.
Yinktirya Conti Poultry Fara.
Pmkaeya Green, Saideiueti
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EACH SQUARE IS
20/- net.
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of POULTRY In the WORLD.
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with personal Attention to ALL
VISITORS and Orders. Farm is
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POULTRY BREEDERS— ENGLAND
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ENGLAND
Poultry Breeders
Coates \\ C Tbe Malt Shovel Tarm South Kilwortb Light Sussex
Nr Ruuby Le t (£jp)t
*■ COOK’S POOLTKT TASIO. ITT) ^e«den tc Exporters,
Orpiuftoa. Kent Tele Ofptngtoo39 All Breeds
Cmter Ur 11 MU Brook House Southgate ^Lddls (rd)t tVli Leghorn
li^tt Sussex
Australorps
CourtauU MssK M Knights Parm Colne EOgaire Eafis R I Red
Coloe Lssex \Vh VVjsndolte
Courthope Col S r George 1- Bart MC MR Whilgb Light Sussex
CEAWlCiRD K Sedmng Fooltry Farm Dilbam S'r^ White Bresie
Borwlclt E 1 Red
Cranford It A \t A Higbfeld Lowrsby Leieester Mb te Leghorn
K I Red
Ctasrfotd W F UK ngton Court Adisham. Canterbury LlghtSussex
Kent
Creber II C Lanjore St Cennant Comirall ""h te Leghorn
Crec COS Owertnogns \f Dorchester Dorset
Darbr F C U Pytnore Ely Cawhs
M'h te Leghorn
tfh WyaadoCCe
R I Red
Sil LacedWyaa
Ut I ty
%Vh Wyandotte
Mh te legboeB
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Dalton Holmes Mn RsnskiU Ketti via Doseaster R t Red
B O/p agfea
M A t< Leghom
Darbr F C « Pymore Ely Camhs (ai B 4W Leghorn
\Vb Wyandotte
R 1 Red
DaxesMajC F M I Leigh lluose Chard SomerseifM) t R I Red
Day Harry P Gu Iden Morden Roytton Herts It 1 R^
Denison P^n Ma) H Suangways Manfa^l Dtiraetle)^ Vih ta’Tutheyi
Dc«ar Lord llotMitaU East Cnnsuad Sutats Wyanifette
Dckinson J ASor TbeMiltstone MiltonRead Cambndge
Disenl kobt Mrat Cbaldon Farm Dorcbeater Dorset! dj Myandolte
Duoey Roebutk A W Hoc Meavy Yelverton Devon Ltity
Dunlop E A M Iton House Nr Ross Hertfoid>h n
Cady J T Pyt Hey Lodge Kettenng Nortbants {eiph)f LlghtSussei
Kbak Ca Duck
Edmoodsoo C H Dement Bank Kesw ck
Eke Mrs Amy Haring 8 Feld Keirdgate Surrey (e)
Elptucfc S A K L ngrr Post Farm Riogmrr Sussex (rj LIgbtSussex
Lntwole J F The ManorFarm Cngglrstone \r Make Myan Baataia
(eid Yorks (rprf) Ancooas
Legbom
Falkensleia A J Rotheifield Sussex S ■sS'x
Farmer G Feocole Abbey Hatfield Lecouaster Herr Mb Wyandot!
forf kt*(
Fawkes Tenayson Royal Stock Farm Leonard Stanley tiJ ty
Stooehoise GIqx
Futb C»pt t P L. Compton Dumlle Manor South BfownLeghon
PeStierton Somerset [cd)! Anconas
Light Sussex
Croad Lansban
Baft Qrp ngton
_ DuckT*
Fisb A R Holme Mead Hutloo Nr Prestoo Lancs. lluflLerbom
(rspljt SebrUbi Biot
Fmdham Cxpt S A SattmBartan tVsJwcetby H<ni too Cbinn^Gme
Fmt blrs. F M Kings Standmg Biuioooo Trent Siai/
Foebery Sin BU k Nest, Brtmptoo Berks Ir| R 1 Red
Toa E.T Park INniltry Fann. Bm-ngtoo Nr BrKtd _ j Ml
POULTRY BREEDERS— ENGLAND
FOX— 'PYN
1 oi Brockbank A U The (ioJt lOrksanton Stlwaxift ’
CutDbeiUnd
France JJ & C Uoontijn Fanil Ateiele\ Hereford Wn W)Biid<jtt«
J ur^ Wil am K OldHouse West Hoatblj' Sussej (cip) L^f
Cauot Woelfl Miss Sandgate Park SuUington Sussei (p)|
Ceater I T Rookery Farm Ca.l!on Saamundhatn (
SuUolV {fWt
Ciles Mis 1! Girs-eatan. Rectory 'CtlUitiOti.NbriOl't {
Claa/ tid George t\estl^e Bel tone Okeiaopfop Dv («}(
GOlSQt W tl EagUsbeU Leire Koshy
Godng W J iJtn ens Jenshurst Kent )
Goodden Lt C<1 A Jits Sethereompton Sheiborae
Oorwt
Grant llrs Mane F Ilan Lodge JViektiaia Road
btrtey Ctoyflon
Gtay J \v The tfoat Hall Parham Ivr W ckhatE
Market Sultetk (*)
Cttcnall S d, T The Carllen Scroop P F Nr Grantham
Vines
OnlJ n S H Irrclenook Sand Baj \% eston super Mare |
Gusi'haw J A Brciok House J aim HohaH ChmaViilt I
Bufi lirpisefoP
Oack
H>an(]itUe
Light Sussex
Bait Orpuigiop
Haid« Vis LaM Iwd House Wineanton Somerset
BABOr CBA3^ J^u BJ] fSn KoeheifialL Sonet I
HartROovc* O H Reedley Poultry Faff Brerldd ^
Burnley Lane*
Hama Keg Ton TYieLraosa Caine Wau «fi*lt
Harrs Kobt SV Stewt n l^uih Lnes \
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Hamwn Xln f F CaMbergh HJdleham ^orka t
ltan\ >1 T The Patch Btaughm* Herts 1
Ha>ter C H Itij/orri Penbndge Herelordshrt (nil t
Heanitlaw R F kntHl Button jojfe Notes (c) t
HtaUiUndtVniUTyFaRR OlierySt Maty Deson
Jlepboni J S FtraecGlIce PofcsdenLacey Doekiag
Jjeseett H P M A The School Ound « Petertrocouah i
NorthtM* ]
HtkwR «tV.m Mart Bnekenhurst lUU Soufliviell 1
Nett (epit 1
Hclor H F r arc an Civet St Iv« Cornwall (c| )
Hoi --way H H V Aon Bay House Iwetne M nslet J
I landlord Boiscl (f)f
llotorsCarl Clo\ ee Top raim Viclwyo Herts
llolittM Jt» HwUiVonRfl OrantSam Uocs
Hortnej V. L LutngtMs PaiH Strailced on Atoo
>\an*s (ctij
Horae H S AU «orth 1 >n» Hevse Emsvorth Maits
l{osr£eid.U C A1 r Farm Wdtton Scpiotiset * ^ fp}
Hoo^ C tl Vaenss Tbeydott B«»s
lloonsfeld P C CMars 1 arm Combs Stowmiiktt^^lV
IndunGan
R I Red
^^h Leebont
Mb te Le bom
Butt RoeX
R J Red
%%b Myandotle
L gbt Sussex
A> csb> t>ucl(a
Vanout breeds
Wb le Leghorn
Mb Wyaodollt
Kbaiu Cb Duck
DarkDortung
lod an Came
BrrsM (W4Bi
R I Red
BanieveWer
H 1 Red
Wh le Leghorn
R I Red
R ] Red
Bameveldet
Mb Iwgbom
Lt Sx Ulibty
R J ' •
J-fieje Mfl mient Hill House Kuseloo Mat
loerjeps T tmnerfrern Reading Berks
Jobnaisofl UssI t 1 a cyirw Kadsworth Cl
J Mn Ctnevt A'VitonJJaye* Chestrt
«» \VU. Wyandotte
Wb Dym Rock
Aylesb T Pucks
OE A i Game
(pl Wh Wyandotte'
(c) OLIbrasast
Ka liran tUpt A O MC. Stalkon be House Wodbury VartmA
Se 1 »««»r llrvrei ’
Ltr IrfnA KsvvowrrJttla I MuMWich CheshrviOkH MeKRo
I II Ijarai Lane pouliry rarei Coosnargb, LscbeqoerLego
KQ>a£R BROS Slbk* Boly Cron Nofmeb VorfolkCcslt
Knk J }} SOal/ord Jfelton Mowbray Le cs
Ksight Mrs E tr L Odstoek Sal but} Mills
Lamb £ A llarib lICnnge St Bria els Glos (cpi R I Red
iVb Wyandotle
Lax R luid K Home Farnt Ossodbv Nt Selby Plymouth Rock
Yorics j/o) Lgbt Sussex
Ltfke’orht' Mss M \ Coopers Brdge BrunsboU Mb Wyandotte
ijphoDk Hants Light Sussex
Lmstgi Leonard \Urt Rain'd Old Ustt Voswvda R I Red
Brown Leghorn
Ley SiiM Goedon Bait Latoobyllall CunberUod (ciii JcjseyGtards
U I Red
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Dorkings
Uh Wyandotte
Prown Lesbera
H. 1 Red
Buff LoghtiTO
Hatlhcws C M TheHonerarw Bourn Can brdge fpit,
Mev CapL J T M The Glcbt Km e GicssenbaH Dsdebant
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Mdbank, S r Fredfc Bart Bariungham 1 ark R cbmond
^ ortrs {3p)
Miles Lt Coi Sr Charles Bart Walton in-Gonjaao
Clwedon Soto, (e^5t
Moor* W F Neirclose Pa ry Watergale IsleofWigbt Je)
Morieo J C CooerCray PentnrtvDerby («*?
Moxey / C Itam nghan Hall hr None ch Norfolk (epii
Li^ht Sussex
U 1 Red
VVh Wyandotte
L gbt Sussex
Anconas
Wh VVjaedctte
W yaodotte
R r Red
Wh ts Leghorn
Australorp
R I Red
Wh te LegboRi
Natsh K T B ckley JLlvrrton Aomersel {eiH K I Red
balder Lieut Comdr H & TicgleyMerf PF Chllwonh | V»nouS
Sorwao ^alpb Court Crtca Cu»brevigh berks. {e)| Colunb t\]
raui Charles Cartbouvn Four Mark* Alton Hants
Paley K H Mc«>rganh CaVon Lantaster
Parish Mn Norman Tb* Heath L n*)W Common
Wibnrtow _ .
Parker A Jf 30 Hatet Street EarbyCorie Lancs
rauln Mss Proadhelds Vf tichmwr H ILM “I (rd)t
Pain* H C teCtalet Meston Stevriw^c Herts
Peareo JU Woodlands Poultry Pam Rrdcat Yorks.
PeatsoD Wm Wbt* Hart PoulUj Fan Tetfejrd Hocfi
castle Lutca. _
pm val K P Shutt pgtou House TamwotCh
R I Red
Black Leghorn
BarcitveVlet
Baraevelder
AiiStcel^
t\ yandotie
Speckled Sussex
Ros><oiDbe
Pekin A
Sussex Bantam;.
IVfrra, Arthur Diagdon Farm Cranborne SiU bury [csjt
pettH A AJ FrogFreFaru) AlfrLlon Sussex W
peyton S r Algerawi Bert Sirlft* Hoitse B cestef
OxoA (cpitl
|>]kiiig(on AUai D Dean Mood Nevbury Berks lc)f
reemao Mr* Helen I Scarlelts Twy/orJ Berks (eJlf
plaiptox Capt A A Walk ngton Beverley C Torttsfciplf
lY^Foti Coedou U xhlands Wold ngbam Surrey
tMRbxee D N Great Uele llanon South ktotton, !
Devon (etpti
Pyne Gordno UlghUods WclJuighAin Sumy
K I Red
WS teLegbom
Wh Wyatidolte
Light Sussex
R 1 Red
It'll Wyandotte
Whte Leghorn
Wh Wyandotte
Lsht Sussex
Mull Rock
White Leghorn
Khak Ca Pucks
It l Red
Light Sussex
White Legtioro
POULTRY BREEDERS— ENGLAND
R»nce \[« rs A Son Donham Ducks
RaO|el«\ Mrs Aone The Old Glebe House Dra>cole
Rugb^ W are's
RansfoTii The M S5CS rersewance TF F n hampslead
AnCMias
Dull Rock
h le Lrghwn
R chard on \\m 13 Dootham Crescent \oi
Rendall E P A alon Bndpott Dorset
Rogers Mrs Slargaret Ru klord House 1 oultry Farm
HuTstp erpo nt Sussex
Roberts A \\ Endcbffe Bath Road C ppenham Slough{^) .
Rob nson W Notthoipe Don ngton Spaldmg L nes (p)
Rowell L M Bury Huntingdon
Rowlev Capt \V J Laurel poultry Farm Pulhain St
Ma ) D s Nonolk
Ro>-ce Tomk n Lt -Col J \\ litUe Haugh Norton Bury
St Edmunds (c)
Royden T \\ E Flegg Burgh Vorlolk
Sadler A \\ D amond Cottage Lower Green Pembury
Nr Tunbndge Wells Kent
Scott lomaACo The Trenches Slough Bucks
Cld yandotte
Ca) uga Du ks
Cold Sebnght
Brown Legbons
K I Red
Shanks MssN Stetchwerth Newmarket Sullslk
Simmons \talerT Beenbam Reading Berks
Skinner Jim IShteballPF Cb ttlehampton De -en
Staler Exon otS The Grange Balsham Caabs
Snowden Frank RakesIlallPF Cowing Yorks Various
Spee W R 1 nknrys Court Poultry Farm Pinkneys R I Red
Green 'la denhead B rks \\ h le Leghorn
\Vh Wyandotte
Sqn er A W AS J Doggetts Rochford Essex Leghorn
Steed H C Hie Grove Lavenham S ffolk (c*)t Wh 'Vyandotte
Stokes S The Wmsmore 1 F Stocklnch Itaunster Wh Wyandotte
Somerset
Street iorter Stanley The Manor Coveoey Isle of Fly Ltjity
Camb* {rpA)t
Sw re S C Lower N orton W ood Market Drayton Salop (e) 'Vh Wyandotte
Sykes Col II P Longford Hall Newport Salop ( />] Wh Wyandotte
Taylor Miss C A Marelands Poultry Farm Newdgate Blk Bamevelder
Surrey Aylesb y liucks
Black Silk es
Light Sussex
Taylor John T ptree Essex Plymouth Rock
Thomas A H Sycamores Loose Kent (p) Bu/f Rock
Trehane James Hampreston Manor Farm W mbome WhIteLeghom
T a "’yandotte
1 Turrier M B Maiveileys Newbury Berks
I Upson E Reddens Farm Bill ngsbuist Sussex
L ght Sussex
Wh Wyandotte
Buff Orpington
Sloper E II Pa t Oak East e gb Kants
Smalley J B B rkby HaU Can m Cartmel Lancs
Smith l^dy Barbara Strensham Court Woreest^
Smith Udy Barbara htrensham court tsoreetter (rpj
Sm th Cl fford Glen Lyn Park Lane Ke gh ey Yo ks
Smith E Bostoek Heaaelaads Barham Canterbury
Smith H C ICnowla Nt Ermugham Waiws
Smith J K Southport Lancs
South Eastern Agricultural CoJe.e Wye Kent ("P)l
PIk Bamevelder
B k Orp ngton
Wh Wyandotte
DIueA ndalusan
Koudan Ac
L ght Sussex
R I Red
Wh Wyaodotie
R I Red
R I Red
Ut I tf
Wh Wyandotte
Bull Rock
\Vb Wyandotte
R I Red
GASWyand tte
B k Orp ngtcui
lad an Runner
Vtli Wyandotte
W b le Leghorn
R.t Red
L<,bt Sussex
Vau ban R C Bushbu y Blackboys Sussex f pi)
V ncent Samuel & Sons Oak Farm Nurtbill Bggleswsde Wh Wyandotte
I Beda (f^)t Buff Rock
I 'Vb te Lesboro
I L ght Sussex
R 1 Red
'Vatmsley E A klatiingley Green, Hartley Wintsey
Hauls
Walmsiey Capt C OBE Ceddng House Nr Bury
Edmunds Sulfolk (rpA)T
Walley J ASons Wh le House Farm Plumbley Knots
Walley J ASoes Wh le House Farm Plumbley Knots
ford Cheshire (^]
We nholt Mrs llowcaple Grange Ross Herefordshire
Wbteoinbe R G Btuegates Sellinge Kent lerPi)
W gao Bn Geo J T C B CMC 0 S O D L. J P
Daabury Park Che msford Essex (p)
W1 amsBros Stone Eiford via Taunton Somerset (iif)
W Is Capt D M 8a ey Wood Wnngton Somerse [etOlT :
Wood John R Castle Heaton Coreb 11 on Tweed '
NortbumbetUnd (ckjl
"o^wyst May E S WoOdtoofe Danbury Esaex ItkO) '
Wylie D F Rea Brook M nste ey Shrewsbury Salo^
LghtSosaex
R 1 Red
Kbak Ca Ducks
R I Red
Auitralorpi
Bamevelder
Wh Wyandotte
ITALIAN ASSOCIATION OF BREEDERS OF LAYING
AND TABLE STRAINS IS OPEN TO CONSIDER
OFFERS FROM BRITISH BREEDERS OF LIVE BIRDS
OF OUTSTANDING MERITS.
Correspondence c/o Editor, International Directory of
Pedigree Stock Breeders, 23, Fleet Street, London.
68 POULTRY BREEDERS-^XJTLAND— WALES— IRELAND AST— WOR
Poultry Breeders
Name aad Addms
Aslor L»(3y \ loiet Cats e Btairgowne Perth
Calhcart Co! J T Pitcarle Veivburgh Fife (#>&)]
Cross Slr^^m Bart Scjtwell MurofOtii Ross-sh (cj^wI
CotmQn Robert NethwCouUe Kemnay Aberdeen (f*)'
Davison i, Chisholm The Misses Cantray GoUanfieM
Insemessshre ,
Do t Bros TovierRais Barrhead RetfreiiSh re (erf)
Falconer Win Sorth Alves Fortes Morayth re
wl
Ol£KTABAR LORD Glen Tuai AVw* Aherdeenihiei^k)
Cuthne jamea Cemmonhcad hUmamoek Ayrthae
Hogg Ain VpperSenw cV KirVwdbf gbl (e*)t|
KuntU) Jat & Sob HnelPP Coldstream B«ri> ck
Jack ttia Castela Robesland Lanark (eapMt
Jamieson M L Langholm OehUtre* Ajrahir* (esA)t
Rovers &
Aylesb y Du^
Exchequer ‘
Crd Lanashan
Red Dork ns
Dark OortuDg
R 1 Red
\Vbile Turkeys
AylesbyDucks
R 1 Red
Wt Wyandotte
Aaatralom '
ChiBCae CeeM
Utibiy
Ayteshory and
Indus Ronner
DocKa
While Leth ora
It t Red
K I Red
Aylesb y Ducks
Rouen
BuK Orp
While liegbom ,
Wh Wyandotte I
White Legbom
Aame and Address
Lc tcb James SlacKessack Carden Alves Forres
Uotuyshce (rpl){
laviDgsCooe J^in PeelhiU Dane! Ayrshire ‘
Lotb_..
Udier JobnR MidKelton CastleDouglas Kukcudbnghtsh
(c»)t|
U Uer R Scott ClydeneukP F Lddingstonc NrClasgow'
Lanark
MUer Robert Denny St rlngshlre
H nto The Earl of Mnto House Hawick RoxhurgshuefA)
Hunto John Kinnahaud Stratbpelfer Ross shire (si)'
Htcbolson Peter Setter Walls Shetland
Re d Dav d J P F rthview Port Gordon Banffshire
Robertson lanS Linkwood Elf:io Morayshire {ephd)
Rogers James Forneth Blairgowrie Perthshire
Itottenburg, P A Lochlue Cneff Perthshire (ctU)t
Spefs C T Ke t Poultry Farm byTborubll Dumines
Stair The Earl of D S O Locbmch Castle Kennedy
Wigtownsh re
Steele T J A R D*bejr Douglas Lanarkshire (r^a)
Swanson W H Pb Uipshls ns Mey Thurso Caithness(ert)
Syme Thos Sbirgarton and Middlekerse Panns Kippeo
Station Stirling
r MissL Cv Kilchasiaig Wh tebouse Argyllsb [«fh),
Wyll e A R Craielta Poultry Farm M dCalderil dlothian
Wylie DavidACeorgeD Hardgrove Ruibwell Dumtnes-
shut
Wh Wjandotle
Orloffs
Australorp
Indian Came
WTi \\ J andotle
leghorn
R 1 Red
Wh Wyandotte
Dorkmg
Turkey*
Utlly
R I Red
Toulouse Cetse
Light Sussex
Indian Runner
Ducks
POULTRY BREEDING— FINLAND— ESTONIA
69
Poultry Breeding in Finland
By MATTI ILKKA
The development of Poultry breeding in Finland
has been rather slow, but after the war, ovnng to
a steadily increasing demand from abroad, the egg
export of Finland rapidly expanded Thus in
the >ear 1921 eggs to the value of 17 million Fm
marlcs v%ere exported, and the demand for high-qualily
Finnish eggs gave a powerful impetus to the industry
with the result that many hundreds of new Poultry
farms were started At the present time the stock of
birds is probably 1,500 ooo , and the " Finnish Poultry
Breeders’ Assoaation," a new organisation for the
development of poullrj breeding, is steadily working to
promote the interests of an industry that seems
particularly important m a country of small cultivators
A new Association— "Muna Egg Export Society ”
— controls the export of eggs as well as sales in the
country, and is now looking after the trade in an article
for which the demand so far exceeds the supply
When it became evident that the Poultry industry
could only properly develop on the basis of high yield-
ing stock. It was decided to establish a Breed centre to I
which viould-be TOuUry breeders m various parts of I
the country should be invited to go through a course in
Poultry management , and prominent foreign types of
poultry were imported, such as the White Leghorn,
the grey-featheri Plymouth Rock, the Ancona, and
the Brown Leghorn Simultaneously, systematic im-
provement of the native Finnish breeds was decided on
and the work is progressing very favourably. A ' Poul-
try Breeders' Register" was started in 1923, and for
entry it stipulated that the hens during the control
year must produce (minimum) zoo eggs Hens are
classified now into four classes according to type, the
size of eggs laid, and the weight of these It is further
stipulated for entry to the Register that the weight of
the eggs produced during one control year must reach
a minimum of il kg This stipulation has had satis-
factory results and there is now a great number of
hens whose production reached 20 kg during the last
control year
Il should here be mentioned that the White Leg-
horn to day comprises 70 per cent of all existing breeds.
The breeding of table birds is not, as yet, very
highly developed The following table indicates results
obtained with the respective breeds at 10 Finnish
poultry farms during the control year 1926-1927 —
PotiTnv Farm
The Ruokolinnas at Sauvo PImouth Rock hen
TheNertsaan* Karuna ’S'hile Leghorn hen
The 'Hi'o'as , Kiivanto , „ hen
The Siemensens » Kemio Dalhy Ancona hen
The Savolaincni Perlijarvi While Leghorn
The KuioUt . lohannea ,
The Korlcc^s , Tymeva „
The NeiUasria , Karuna „
308
307
3Q>
297
294
Prominent Breeders
Bruun Inkcrl
J
Itaapan fmi J V
Hakka M
juut lauirn Ida Mn
Ketela P
KfiO
Tyna, a
Toikkcbn
Tallmo
KiHsanmi]
LabU
Tainuak,
OUikkala
Rookoluma
O trriund h
l'rlik<nm M
KanUb L
n (ob E a Knapp
Ri biniaki
MahnaU
llammil ana
Kaivatito
Maotyharju
IdlnpiA
Mmlldi
Poultry Breeders in Hstonia
Haus A Vi'keMaarja Kiltsi
KfhlnaMaiapidam KooV Rtasi
Kfm A Alfkaand'HAn 14 V6ru
Kmitsbfre I< Tf>u' >'nuka«atu'*4alu AtnWa
Ku k H KiMla talii V uii ai
Lauf J Kakanr a»>intluv Kak,-erp
L«its \ Lrrna aaundus. I’wtkast Vo. S RaV»T
Uinbrrs 1 La<^ asunduV LagfaH-
luk J V«klUn 1 Vohma
Vlriuaj J 1 m
Ortu Lif>nuka$
ttua Cisu ir^s 0 au
Otb* G VOIrmiUla VanakuuKe haabja
IVkA* K \kiV»-VaiaQdlUn.t* Tattu.
I'nnia J raro-Ija Arr
I bTf O S lU
k 4*^ J. Vojnmkkb AWueall, Panta
Cl rvrda kaauko
Tn.a J TiMtaa-lIu Tarlu.
\ki»-^UI«JaUuUcil \«ra
\a«uU kU ar.dan » korj Tana
Vnkm, katuU.
70
POULTRY BREEDING— GERMANY
Poultry Breeding in Germany
By BREED DIRECTOR MEYER,
Poultry breeding m Germany was pnor to tbe '
war more or less the occupation of fancy breeders
although sporadic attempts have been made to con-
duct breeding on commeroal and more scientific lines.
Fanners and other people Imng in the country, of
course, carried on poultry breeding but without any
system After the war however, a tdiange came (or
the better, and a movement commenced m favour of
improving poultry breeding so as to check the yearly
increasing sums of money which went abroad in pay-
ment of imported poultry products To day it is
recognised that if poultry breeding is to pay its way
and yield profit it must be conducted along lines of
approved pnnaples A number of breed Centres
have been created and poultry breeding on a whole-
sale scale IS now earned on in many parts of the coun-
try but chiefly m western and southern Germany
A considerable number of breeders Associations have
been formed and Pedigree Registers-^r Poultry Stud
Bcoks— ate being founded In East Prussia the first
of these Registers was established at Konigsberg, and
later on a similar institution was called into being in
the Rhineland The local Chambers of Commerce
have extended a sympathetic interest m these Poultry
AssocMtiona and thanks to the stimulation thus accorded
the poultry breeder, a number of egg laying ^ntrals’
have been created all subsidised by the Government
So far however only one specimen of the feathered
world seems to enjoy general encouragement i e , the
Hen The White American Leghorn is fast beaming
the most popular of all the fowls chiefly because this
type has demonstrated its undisputed ability as an egg^
layer Other types of course, also oncoarage-
ment such as the Italians, the Rhode Island R^s,
the Plymouths, the Wyandottes, the Orpingtons, the
Minorcas and the Rnineiand fowls The farmer's
wife seems to prefer heavy birds for crossing purposes,
ivilh a view of improving the landrace hen. and the
farmers now re slock their poultry yards from generally
recognised breed centres in preference to breeding
their own slock
It IS undoubtedly the fact that poultry breeding
m Germany is now developing on quite different lines.
Qiamber of Agriculture, Konigsberg
and it IS hoped that Government assistance may take
the fonn of employing properly trained experts in
sufficient numbers to travel about to teach breeders
The very efficient Experiment Stations for Poultry
Breeding, of which there are several now in full opera-
tion m the country, have undoubtedly done much good
and stimulated the interest among smaller and larger
farmers for this particular branch of agriculture The
well known Station at Halle Crollwitz has published
a senes of roost valuable results obtained through
scientific experiments and intensive wrk on poultry
breeding
As regards other poultry breeds such as ducks and
geese, conditions in Germany have not been quite so
favourable for their development The breeding of
geese ts chiefly m the hands of small breeders such as
farmers, and there are few establishments where these
birds are bred on a big scale The same may be said
concerning ducks Very many farmers arc in the habit
of selling their birds to the middle men jn the early
autumn when in more or less lean condition, and these
middle men complete the fattening Prominent among
the German geese types the following should be men-
tioned the East Prussian farm goose the Pommeranian
and the Diepholzer goose all of which are splendid
birds Such well-known geese types as the Emden
and the Toulous are not yet bred on a commercial
scale and are seldom to be seen m other places than at
the regular poultry exhibitions
As regards the ducks the Pekinese type is most m
vogue Lately the Aylesbury, the Orpington, and the
Bouf© ducks are making an appearance, but so far
there are very few larecr establishments fer duck
breeding and fattening L deserves to be mentioned
that ducks are now more generally kept for egg laying
purposes
The Turkey is slowly coming to the fore chiefly
m East Prussia where « certain type of Landrace breed
IS preferred being a splendid feeder Other types
such as the Bronte and the Snow White Turkeys are
lately more m demand m Germany
Prominent Poultry Breeders
Mbf l^hnmlartn DnkU»e
n <llto IclnlMt \ i—ltach
lltnnct»f la- Ub«
iff> \on I j Ortw
Climb rK
Tbunnitm
I omitem
£tt u
thltrwfpyi
I ml ll»r)rrdoft
H r) n »ucl-ol(
Kle , LUbm
CatalherCefiO<»l'»rm
Gtl Uyelfonu rirbrnbu:
1 nlu
rrflOfceMann Cnrm'ho
I rlhwrlbol t Itlrnhol
I rtl fc-Witn
l,el srlUCQ
t ell f'Uar-
Bart ^alieln ei
'Iliiicellarui i Ittrthant Km« V
refligellarml sthol Oberliti
I rP k WaimMjrenietmh I Ttiltnl
( el ugr farm Marl nthol I uUa h
Rtic rlanit
Bfi Hintmrj
Bey pen
SUdtiarr
Slunrlirn
POULTRY BREEDING— GERMANY— HUNGARY
71
PROMINENT POULTRY BREEDERS (contd )
CeniRf 'am
Grn e Ifarm 'Ii' firtiiJorf
Trf'fl i^flfarmNniwnrdfriltMrh^ttnllcrsli lOJ
ricflu^fWarm Nonntnhorn
OrfluefUarm Pnllinow Tosl \\ orcm
K^UiTO R'twrs\sl
KoRati
CfT efUarm ScIiililoMr
Ccfnc^Uairn Schf»nfl r^5 PcslCr Ramsau
CfllurcHami S«biiUfnhof Matirop Post Sont
Cefl ccIgo'Nfu UrnVunt
GfflUf'le^.t Sthlobachsh '
Grflusflhof Batilow
Post Blumberj \ 't
Pom Carkhpl Nfujjsch ^hl«wn
CefWfelhc/ Drotb
CrflOEflhof Dn'bb«r
Gtfl ictlhol Filler Duchrnau
Gfdoselhof FnttifKhsIhal
Crtlu?t-lhoi GeT\ehs\^l Gtncbsba n iV
OervJgeliiof Himnitlrforirn I ost N edrrrnsr Krris
Soos*
Gemerihof Kintrr W etii'orJ
Grflueelliof Hubertus Hi 1i
Cr/lucrlhcl Langrn Laojrm
rrllugelhol Laogmstrin
Grflufclhof \ro FmWrnlnig
CrllugelbofScblossl rsch PostOstrrath Kms
Ufitfalm
belfirTln
rSis;
KogAtt & Cite
Mark
Ostt>m»«iTO
Vtntfalm
FranViiit) am Ma
Gund^ Lrpat«
Beritk Frankfurt
Udrr
C»flilgrlhofS»«»r
GeflugrlhofTrrirn
GrflJgrUucht
Geflugeliucbt
Krrfek
Krr i Dublin
Groat Steinberg
Treptouet Chaussee I
Oel\u<e'iijththofB«'»Men Geliea
Cedugelturbianstall
Bnnnenburg
CeflugeliucbtaDttali fur Crding
Otefbasenx
Gro»€»nugelfarm OMhol GosUr
Guntbeff LKbornfam Ammetidorf
HakeaeberCeflileelbof liuehbageo Poat Halle
Hartmann icbe beflugel Oberau a Rh in I ott
Ilasencleser'iCbecGeflvlgrlhofTfenub tie!
Hrsnita Hn von Kittergut Millut
Hinckeldet-n sche' Sblden Freiburg
Ccdugelhof
Hin^eran Met son
II nehborg Saron n
i icob Mn Haul Utae
,ap berr Baroiim von
Ktingebirl K
haebel Deebentt Mrt.to
UeJirttbrrg
Poac Hobensauen
rutHof«t Asebeberj
- Lippe,
Keeb Dt
hohibase k
koln RatherCenugellaioi
Mahihucb Mr*
Markisebe Nuttgeflvigplaueht
MarkitcberCedugrlhoi
Mr nbold Met Zansebuhr Nirpart
Slicharl SchOnbausec) klrt Strasbm
Bonn — .
Fnednehedorf Pott
Falkesburg
Prnkun
Hamm
Ro«ra«bertir ISO
Creiienmuhle
Tjatnipa Weter
krei, llunfell
riensburs
1 $M teiptg
Mettialru
Miemara Ostsre
KrrfeM
Bea Bremen
Hart
ilaUaaS
tiraunKhaeig
Keg Bet rk Liegnitt
t Jm<ath
Kathenow
IIoI trm
Pott Cre>(senmarv<
Pommeto
SSptifalm
tsntn Katb
Boa Stettin
Zull rhau
Iterln Mabledorf
korpomiJirrn
Urkermaik
Stadtbrueh Amsberg
B rkenwerde Post
JlUnehebcrg
Natrieef!dgrlfann D eng
Sattgeff igefrann
Nutrgefliigelfann
ifakloschUxachen
Nuttgefl igelfann Ktcxier
kuitgrflileelbof Crbrsee
NntagrRilgelbof lltrn
\ullgef1ilgelaucht Jacob
Ilrckrr
Pfatl Margaretr Mn
Hut
Cart
Millrl rcilaij Gnadenfrei
Had I irbrnurrda
Kreu Langensalza
Julch Cllbacbstr SO
Maimfelde Culm
Schicsirn
GeraZ«6lrc
Sachsen
ThQringen
Th Inng'n
I ucfclrr sebe Geflugelhdf e
KahncfrII U
Rerfchard J
Rmv] tel (he Cenugelfami
Kitlergut \t itlfelde
Scheel Mft
Srhetbe Mrs
bebitftnann sthoCefldget
(arm
Weissenborn Projts g
Khjnejj) Hamm
Auhof I ost Fnschbom
I lljlienburg
Luschendotf Pansdorf
Lensel I ost Zscbortau
Hauslieide
Deiirk Breslau
Sachsen
Kr Lauterbacb
rrenrmark
SrlialCir Fnednch
Scbula Ttaomaa
Siemsrlier Nutrgeflupelhof
Thiele "Pi
Thieine t^homhof
TtothascherCeflugelhof
ken KhsanslatC fur
CeflugelttKbt
WeideguC KnngeU
kVeeneke WilU
\\ i! s\ sche Geflu»eltocht
M oedt ke scher Cefltlgelhof
WoKsteiB Mtt
Zames Ituhoerfano
Zurhlgellugelbof krebs
Ahrensburg Hulslrm
V oigtsirasse g4 Berl n Mahlslorf
Lokstrdi Nirodecf Hamburg
Teisendorf Ba)em
Wahnebrrgen postkerdm Aller
Renfclde anderOstbahn
Gross MOlIn Kdsbn I’ommern
Hale CrbliMjta
Pott Huttburm
I«burg
Berghof Saalbeeg
S>dou' KreisSrblau-e
Ount kirpart
Coblentrrstr 15
Slunsierhof PostDreisen IfaU
Kiesengfb ige
I omniem
\ orpommem
Ber) n IS limertdorf
^ The East Prussian Poultry I
Breeders’ Register. |
Chamber of Agriculture for Eait Piu»la. g
i] KONIGSBERG, PREUSSEN. |
fl BREEDS \MTH HIGH PRODUCTION QUALITIES; ^
[] Drown Italians, While Leghorns, Buff and White m
O rpingtons and Barred Plymouth Rocks (i
[d ilatchiDg Eggs, One day-old Chickens, all Strains and
M Brood liens on sale
Poultry Breeding in Hungary
By JOHN WINKLER, General Secretary, National Association of Hungarian Poultry Breedere, Ullooi ut 24, Budapest
Geofraplucal and climatic conditions male Hun- :
gary particularly adapted for the breeding of all sorts
of poultry and Hungarians know bow to breed animals
and adapt their methods to the taste and the require-
ments in Western Europe, factors which account for
the rapid development in poultry breeding as illus-
trated by the lollovnng figures :
The value of exports of poultry amounted to 14
million gold kronen in 1882. rose to 83 million in
1913, and leaving the war penod out of consideration
and taking the figures for post-Mar years onI», the
steadily increasing figures testify to sound development
While in 1924 the value of exported poultry reached
44 million gold kronen, the figures for 1925 amounted
to 60 millions, m 1926 to 75 millions, and m 1927 to
90 million gold kronen It should be borne in mind
that as a result of the war Hungary lost two-thirds of
Her territory, but nevertheless her exports of poultry
now exceed those of pre-war Great-Hungao. The
expert of live and killed poultry, eggs, goose fat and
eiderdown pnnopally goes to the neighbouring western
oountnes, and the export to England likewise shoMs
72
POULTRY BREEDING— HUNGARY
a growing tendency, as may be seen from tbe statistics
given below
Hungary’s Export to Great Britain in Poultry
During the Years 1924 1925
Merchandise
roullry
Ducks
Turkej-s
1921 19‘’5 lO"# 19’7
Inmetnc \ alue in lOOO Value m 1000 ValueiiHOOO
quintals Gold Crowns Gold Growna Gold Crowns
4 630 1 ®63 e 114 1 485 13 438 3 7ii 10 312 2 933
— — _ — 29o 70 893 239
7 912 1 97813 798 ‘> 803 8 870 2 152 16 476 4*61
4 03S 861 9S5'> 392 1683 283
From these figures it will be seen that Hungary
has a large export m turkeys to England chiefly for the |
Christmas trade 1
The poultry stock of Hungary represents large I
values The foundation stock originated from Asia i
and was brought into the country by the invading '
Magvars a thousand years ago where it was mixed with
the indigenousvarieties Later on, during the warswith
Turkey, the country became the battlefield of the
whole of Europe Armies from various countries
marched through Hunganan territory, and it can
be assumed that different kinds of poultry were brought
into the country as invading colonists probably
brought animals with them During the last decades
the Ministry of Agriculture has striven to select and
improve the poultry stock reared by the smaller
farmers by distributing Pedigree stock for breeding
purposes and English methods have been followed
with a view of promoting a steady export trade with
the United Kingdom In fact, Hungary has imported
most of her breeding stock from England
The white and yellow Orpingtons are much m
favour with the Hungarian farmer, as are also British
and Emden geese, and Peking ducks As regards
turkeys, the English taste has been a deciding factor,
and the white Hungarian turkey, a bird of massive
build, resembling the bronze turkey, with blood of
the white Mexican turkey infused, furnishes excellent
meal Hens are reared both for the table and egg
laying The white Leghorn variety is favoured for its
I egg producing propensities , and good results are
obtained from the Rhode Island red variety With the
requirements of the table in view, the Hunganan
fanners go m for two breeds, one like the Orpington
and the black Langshan giving white skinned meat and
the other, like the Plymouth. Rhode Island and Wyan-
dotte. yielding yellow skinned meat There are scarcely
any other varieties m Hungary as poultry breeding is
tackled as a real business proposition In the breed-
ing of ducks tbe pedigree Peking duck is widely
introduced , and the Indian Runner is coming in
favour, being considered a good layer
Poultry breeding m Hungary, then, has many
features favourable to the requirements of foreign,
particularly the English markets The many existing
poultry fattening establishments and slaughter houses
regularly supply these markets with dressed poultry,
as m almost every Hunganan town of some standing
there is a refrigerating plant and fattening estab-
lishment The plant at Budapest now enjoys European
reputation All breeders of and dealers m poultry are
members of the Hunearian National Association of
Poultry Breeders at Budapest
Prominent Poultry Breeders
Alhmi CazdatigiN^pialcoU ] iuteKny
DaUton Haiiofl— 4s Fijbaromf t*lcp Mitiatdre Soa'orym
BeluiniDrauaZcUinni Budapisi IX
V tJogia) EWmfr Sirospatik
Buciurka J42«cf M4tj4f0ld KifltoruS
Cs»l» Gyvia Dudapfsi, Nclrlaiti utca 2S
«lr C« lUr> Zoltinne Gedollo
Cl nkdcfkj r)6rgy Budapest HI Obuda gizgyir
CsomorGj-ula Debrecen BcrC}<n>iu 109
Deulsch Gsula S[6k6 Cl gardasjga I irmind FcjirmcEye
Fcketc Istvan Du lapcst Onody u 5
Hi rfkrte]dz§fl Budapcsl VIII Orx^ydtSI
I else fcpl uradalom (ajbaromlitcny^srclc FcUC tee
rii2iJ6isti Budaprsi Ittvdn fit 73
Cclimcr 4s Rausch Budapest VI AndrlsvfitlS
Guta Tests 6ick Mcjfitfir Oivfirosu 4J
G>erviio«i 4siiicgs , baromfi^s galatnb Ion) 4szto CEycsulct CsW
??'■ ’w Budipcsi IX UIM fit 31
II tscblcIUilmos Dudapist m I^iasuSC
lloliirr 'litsSs Szeerd Slues u 10
K llMVilbJd SfJ Ofo I Lciifl u 33
llralovsjkj Jtihilv IltkCscsaba Simcre ti 6
IlsilAntaf ludapcal \II C rclla fit "9
dr JalsosirjkyLisrld Sagvk6t6« Arany linos u 382
dr Jiim) litvinoc SilorkOpusrta u p Doiog
ruhisilll llauan % ir-u loi
Juhi.JlAln4 Misknlc Mity4skirll> u IJ
Kascresdr Sicrbak lajbaiomi Icnjfslrlc Durtap sl X Siapiry o 17
Budapst \1I Tclcpu'a
KissXiJnin JAsrlyrtey \f,iru
Knrus-I IJ-idl erka An 1, inS Saikadkcicsilfir
Kiyss th Tea b/nb 1 b‘U
■KrrldrrSln !rr Iludipcst \ , Ka la u 31
KrsrtitsMW Itobpcit \ ItilcSnvn "6
Kubi ska I cIj Ifil tiptH Zugid 1 II homrici, u 4
dr KfiiflvLiF* •v’ny'irstfir i p IbljtonWle
V LinslstiAn "iTikclI'ti^sMr Mnrshai
laiklrs I as>s CsTiisa ItuUprsI II Zusmon la tea 3
t lljrwnlit«n}Islta Cs rjlCkcj S/Ov Ikjdarcsl X, TcOydsiillal
ar Me shear Uk SifisctVcrcl
’f KljnlY I hlapcsl \ II
laprsi \ Alkstminy Utca 29
For PouUrif BretJert in Afftnltita tee pages 747 752
Mitra HaatonbaTonifitcnydsitb ulep G\fingp6apata
Slasct J6i«l Soroksirpltcn Kcpisulh I ajas u 6a
Meuscf Filaai RusstaMsovasdinnye up Kiabir
V Misiitoa Aodtis Csofinid Zsindr u 46
Dr MikU Jd»<f Ojpest lllck Vince u 11
M lIckerAnna Budapest Mina Valina fijtelep M 47
dr Mdwslnirc Didssybr VasfySc , ,a o ,
fiiv et<U Nidasdv Tamisni NidasJladiny Fe;(?f(CSJ
Nevcrkla Kiroly Budapest liorthyM u S
Nvulassy Kiroly Budapest Ilka u 33
Heicce OdcscalUii ZoSidni Rilkdi
OswaldAdin fVert Pcsl u 36
Pard»lcnr<n< Fdacsgyarmal
dr PatakyPil Bia
Pauks AIbcrtni Budapest LOvahizu 28
Dr Riasdl-crcnc KisfisziUis lIKsy u 21
Dr RenkeyGyula Balalunudvan
Ruiicska Reisa Budapest \ V seerid u 61
dr Sa leTivadarai Cs Uaghrgy Mityis u 9
Salan MSvek sagyistcti gyir K T Budapest VIII Hunyadi-utca 3®
SfcAt Mannar Kwcskcdclmi R T Budafok FiMryiryu I
Storez Bela Mityas Cbdoild Lovarda u 0
dr Schrwidrc Lajos Budapest Furesz y 72
Szabd Barnabis Budapest Ciieila i S®
Szalhaiir} I itUy Plini Bqldva (Borsod m)
grtfSaechAiyl Antatae Sekestsaba Pdstcicfc
■trtfSaecbcnylislcia utad erdesretr Kilminesa
dr Szepessy Mndor Biucanv
Srenuo Jinosne Budaptst Tcny<stilat vSsirtclep
dr Safn idesrf Taktasiada (Zcmpien m )
S^PCrJakab Budapest X GvnmrdifilSS
Tacnis linos Budapest VIll Sritronv itca-O
Tojis liaromfi <a Vadkiviid* R T R Uprst TdlhKdlnln 8 10
Tdth U lias B idapcst \ Auguszta tricp Olt u ®
TOcOkSlndor Bu/tpeat 1 Codor-u S
UliJinos Budapest Mil Mgu 10
Vmcaclnirr Budapest Ix 0)111 fil2® Dp 7
birdVilt-isecca I,ajos B idaknzf, Kilvlria uica IS 17
\TU linns Budaiest IV Molnic u "t
blrdWallbolt 1 riiryrsne SltoralisAihcIy
KrAfUunpffri) lledvl? Fresl
V\olf Andris Budapest Damiinich u 41
6zv blrdStiytnosy Oddrine Na^tazs (Sopron cneg)e)
POULTRY BREEDING— HUNGARY— SPAIN— U S A
73
PROMINENT POULTRY BREEDERS (contd )
f-i\ \\ unlnrr llmrikn^ Al>4^9d (tVit Mrn r)
Kunt ru5Hl\-n# lr*t$«h»Vim
IMdArpiil Dunahara<tli Ihina uica I stlm
Pr S\iuA!'rAJ Hundipral \II k<T Lniibrl klril)ii« At 1»
TufiatLaio^# Klkfwsrmtmihil^ Miria ulca ft »•
NTTJLTENTfiSZTO MINTATELEP. CiUIurheiTT
NStincsl U-phom I arm, ^6lmcs ^66T4■l xintifjryf
Prrdfnrcatkx DrJ»flnt< Vciinfs iNftgrad k'M)
Pr SarmirAotalnal KIxprsim hofsulh utca l( sr
Stftojry Lorinln^ Pu laprti C^buda lUjftpyirltziprt
Nag\kOrAsi San>mli , (jalamb* tliin} dl tmj’isrtok CpyrsCirtr, ft<afy<
kOrfts
rtkrtr Mihalynft, Kiskunmidiras tSroInokmcpyr)
ftlaga Jinoa Kislcmkrmd Alift ar^ktft 155
Poultry Breeders in Spain
Akanices MarquHde Atfet*
AUendesaUiar Lnnque Akali de Hrnarrj
ADtequera Carles ftloraln
Arre Dommpo Kodnquri El Espinar
Ania Felr
AtTO>o Lucio Ciudad Lineal
As&ociacion de Ganaderos
Barona Bernardino Copotludo
Bemarx de las Casas Rafael
Bkaseo. S'!** "ana Mw6k*^.^rtn
Bosebde Caldera Miguel
Cabezdn Rafael S
Catalaxud Joaquin CabaAal
Caller Joe Mana CamUejas
Campo Pedro del CubodeDureba
Cangas Ennque
Cairalero Kuf no
Casa Pacheco de Marqu#a
CasaTrexiflo Marquftde
Casares Vgundo
Castaftera Marqu^a de
Castellar Canaen Sra
CasleUd Salvador
Caititio y Carrens Salvador
Cavanna Jos4 C
ComiUas MarquHde CaaiSoU
^BfederacioeuUbcoAgrano
CMonanos de FoUes
piputanftn de C abeia
D pulandn de Cmpdtea
D putaeidD de k iaea>a
EseueU Superior de Agncultura
Eitmnara y Trago Mana Cal de San Bias
Farrr Antonio Laporta
Fetnindr* Clemente Medina del Campo
Fidalgo. Manuel San lldefonso
Florea Catloa
Gaoiaa Sn BoeeiUo
Cara) Antonio ftlembno
Crane Gerard Juana Ona
Crania ksieola maa Beftrfta
Crania dri Hrnas
Cnnia El PiJar
Cuenla Garcia Chaasarlinde u Roeg
Attla
Madnd
Madnd
Cabtta
San Sebastian (S
Dill>ao<
Madrid
MuevoBatlan
Sfadnd
% alladol d kt
Segovia As
Cues ara Coant de Te
Hernandez Emilio Soria
lleTTera Jaime A i
Izaguirre Manuel &D Lu s
Junta LocaldeCan de Colm \te
junta 1‘raviiKulde Ganaderos
junta Iroviocialde Ganaderos
Junta I’rovincia de Ganaderos
junta Provincial de Gana leros
junta Provinculde Ganaderos
Leto SantnUbafuLL de
LiAan y Heredia Nartiso de
Lloeente y Jimenez Francisco
Mahou LuisD
Martinez Eduardo
Stenrndez Menendo Gomez
Moiiner Jcud Mana
Morelia Marqufts de
SocietladNaviedo Cn
Pastrana Ennque
Peco Fedeneo
I ecuana ftbochegs Cli
lerogardo Augusto PI
I ikman Carlos PiAar Dc
lU Josi Sol
Polo Policarpo Fernindri Mi
Poos Jos*
Pnelo Antooio
Prtneepe de Aslunas
Redal Custod o
Kevuella Kennanoa
Ribas Em bo \ Ida)
Robles EmiboGdinet
Kosatio Infiesta
San Jorge Marqu*z de
Segarra Jos*
Silva Jose Joaquin
Solo M*etor de
Soiu Emilio
Soriano. Ramon Castillo
Togo Jose
Muoedos Camargo
Avenysde Mar
Almonacid de Zonla
U.S. American Poultry Clubs
Buff Orpington Club
Buff Legborn Club
Plemoutb Rock Club
Merroonlft
R No 1 Tomab
Aleescer c/o Roebbur
Farm
Columbia
SC Blark Slinorca
Club
S Uef Pen Wyandoti
FallKiirr 'I
Albany ^
Del Air 'I
25 F SOlhSI New^ozk N
, R C Barred I Ij-moulh Oskaloosa
Rock Club
RC BrounLechornClub Patchocue
SC HrounUahotnClub Parkiille
S C White Minorca Club Perndi die
WatettonlllreedeTS Assn Aleiaoder
W bite Orpmston Club Spencer
W hue 1 1) nvsutb Rock Club I lun mcr
Wh teWxandotteClub Rozbury
Blue Andalusian Club of America Ramsev
Cabfornu Breeders of Fancy Foel I'omona
Internal onal BlackWsandotleClub Hope
IlulfMinorcaClub Dosnerst rose
Buff Orpngloo Club LaFacett-
Dorking Club Richferd
I anrd » llrmouth 903 Cbamberot Ccc
Rock Club merte Iluf'alo
Biooce Turkey Club Mrsersdale
Buff W yindotteClub Ddavao
Cotunibian W laudotteClub llammonton
RC White L^bora Club iteHevtll'
RC White Orpington Club bU A K3
SC White Leebora Club Iturbuetoo
Partriilge A\ eandolte Club W cerntrr
Tbe Nat oniJ White W vaodott* Club EdcTvmds
IbeNescLnclandOoldenWrandotle Andover
Oub
Nat <«al Black AS yandoKe Club f.rfUz>sUe
Kbode Island Red Club of America C raftcei
Wh leClubot AmeCKa Fvmg
Rose Ceecb Black MinrecaSoOriy Poraper
LegbornClub Wa.kil
Nilvee W yandotteCluboT Amenca « RusbC te
bceitbwestetn Daik Brom Lcgbcen P O B'Ji ly
Club Fa''s
C n ted Ancnna Chib .. Frank^usvire
74
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
Britisli Breeds of Dogs
The Kennel Club is the recognised governing
body of Dog Shows and Field Trials in this country
and occupies a position in the Dog World similar to
that occupied by the Jockey Club in the Racing World
Under its aegis the Industry of Dog Breeding assumes
its rightful position, that is an Industry carried on m
a correct and proper manner Constituted over 54
years ago the Kennel Club has registered the Pedigrees
of somewhere m the neighbourhood of 60 000 Dogs
in the year The Club as such is a direct result of
irregularities which arose concerning some of the very
earliest Dog Shows that were ever held It is impossible
to clearly indicate within such a short space the many
and laried activities of this Club which is carried on
vflth the scle object of preserving not only rebaUe and
correct pedigrees but also ensuring that Shows and
Field Trials are correctly conducted
The following are those breeds which besides
being pre eminently British m character are at the same
time among the most popular of the varying types of
Dogs bred to-day m this country Many ‘ fancy’
breeds have been introduced into the Dog World,
but It will be noticed that the following list is chiefly
composed of Sporting and Gun Dogs J
The MAsrirr— TTiere can be no doubt
that the Mastiff 11 the oldest and noblest of
OUT British Dogs He is a combination of
S randeur and good nature courage and
ocility and many amaaing incidents are
on record of his wonderful sagaeity The
average Mastiff dog stands 30ins at the
shoulder and weighs 18D Ihs A bitch
2ms less and 20 lbs lighter ManyMastiffs
of course exceed this height and weight
He should be apricot or silver fawn or
dark fawn brindle and in either case his
murtle and ears should be black His
huge skull and short deep squarely trun-
cated muzzle with a small dark haze] e)e
and small ears are his most valuable
assets and combine to give him that
lovable expression so patent to the Mastiff
Mastiffs have been exported to all
quarters of the globe and from reports
received theyareeasily acclimatised to the
rigours of Siberia or the Tropics of Ind a
The Mastiff looks his best where heis
most often teen adorning the halls of
country mansions with probably the pet
Pom and Peke asleep between his fore-
paws (H Gx)K Oeveland Mastiff
Kennels Middlesbrough)
The CREyiiOUSD— Th s extremely well known breed it to-day The BioODHOUVO— T his unquestionably old established breed
L robably owing to the new form of sport Greyhound IWing canprobablybelracedlohavesprungfromlheoldhounds theTalbot
ctler known than ever before tSTim sefettnccs can be and St Hubert They have been used for very many y«rs for
tolhisdogm the B ble and in Ovid t Works there can be noquetticn tracing and hunting down criminals T^ey were used for this
as to the great antiquity of the breed Coursing has been and pro- purpose in both the Scottish and Irish Wars Reference is made
l>a! ly will remain one of the most select sports It is record^ that to Wallace and Bruce being hunted by bloodhounds Their deep
the first puU c Gniriing Meeting wii held at Swaffham in Norfolk and rather eerie-sounding bay it like no other Their patienre and
in the year 1776 CrryhourMli are not usually shown andit^y abiJity to scent out a coldline are the bloodhounds special qualifica
seems right that this should be in their real purpose is that of coursing lions The breed has never been very popular due perhaps t^mis
hare At the Altcar Meeting near Liverpool where the fanwus conceived idea that it is ferocious and uneertain in temper Thins
witrflonO p IS competed for every year the sport is seen at its best however far from the actual case
Temerj
Airedale Terrier
Bedlington .
Border
Bull
Cairn
Fox ,
(Smooth andWire)
Irish Terrier
Kerry Blue
Manchester
Scottish
Sealyham .
Welsh
West Highland White
Terrier
Hounds
Basset Hound Elkhound
Beagle Hound Irish Wolfhound
Bloodhound Foxhound
Deerhound
Then there are of course a great number of Sporting o
Cun Dogs amongst which might be mentioned
Retriever (flatcoated and Clumber Spaniels
curly coated varieties) English Springer Spaniels
Labrador Retrievers Field Spaniels
Yellow or Golden Retrievers Irish Water Spaniels
English Setter King Charles Spaniels
Cordon Setter Sussex Spaniels
Irish Setter Welsh Springer
SpameUof the Cocker variety
Other popular breeds are
Bulldog Mastiff
Collie (rough and smooth) Newfoundland
Great Dane Old English Sheep
Greyhound St Bernard
Mastiff
Newfoundland
Old English Sheep Dog
St Bernard
FEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
75
BENBOW’S
DOG MIXTURE
THE DRJCINAL MEDICINE & MOST RELIABLE
TONIC FOR DOGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
BENBOW'S Doj Mixture is recognised as the one Sure
Rernedy lor Distemper Jaundice Worms end the ailirients
common to all breeds of dogs Tktrtit no other jaifcigocJ
A(«4)s ask and see you get—
"BENBOW’S ”
Sold us bottles and capsules
OfaUChematsantl DruggislieLeryuhere, or from—
BENBOW’S DOG MIXTURE CO.,
2, Bartholomew Close, E.C 1
The SeU-YIUM TgRRiSB as its name implies wasorignat^
at Sealyham in Pembrokeshire by the late Capta o Edwards
This gentleman wanted a white— or mostly wKit^game
terrier small and shorter on the leg than the Fox Terrier
of those days— a dog to face a fox otter and badger
Many breeds are reputed to have gone to the making of this
now famous little Terrier
When recognised by the Kennel Club as a pure breed
a few years before the war it qu ckly caught iheimag nation
oftb'dog lovingpuUic That il has mamta red and indeed
increased its tremendous popularity is proof of its Stirling
character
Shows have altered and still seem to be altering ly^
and though the present-day type may have lent muchof the
appearance that was obviously ihoognt ideal for the early
standard probably one and all will admit that toJay it is an
infinitely more attractive looking and founder dog and al»
that It IS far more standardired than in the early days and
at the sime time that m nearly every instance it miinUms
not only its loviblc nature but also its sparling instinctf and
Its extreme gameness
Olheroutstandingdogsof furly recent date have been
f MS“tS.,rr,.-
Brash Beau Ideal
“ Dell DiiCTimmste
RED HOUSE GREYHOUND KENNELS
HEDNESFORD, STAFFS.
Tel J9
Bi(h class Traek and CoarsloK Stock lor Sale ioclsding tntny
Winners. All repstered In 0 S B Tea Wlanmg Dors bare
already been sold Irom these kennels this year Several Bro^
Bitches in whelp lot Sale Very best ot English and Imh Blood
^ At Stud
Shepton Guardsman by Guards Brigade.
‘ FEE 7 GUINEAS (Owner s Risk)
Hednealord Station 1 mile Cannock Station 1 nule
Car meets train by appointment
W TRINDER, Manooer
‘Vr nr ^ lla a
Sealyham Terrier Inteknational Champion Baasii Ecndico
The reasons (or the increasing popularity of the breed are
not far to seek He *i s-nirt and attractive in appearance and
no more delightful pal can be found He is game and an
excellent guard and not half as noisy as many other breeds of
Terriers All «ho hare avined one went tnother(R S otQ
Qi.I'-CEY Tbe Vern Bodenham Hereford)
The Bcduncton Tcrrieb —T here is no gamer Terrier
than the BedJington which 33 40 years age was one of the most
popular varieties in the country To quote a descrip-
tion the Bedlington is a I ght made dog with a bright
alert bearing and whose cut and demeanour *re indicative of
fire and resolution
His breed is psrticularly suitable for meriide work With
outbeing quarrelsome he is well able to take care of himself
BoRter TotRioi.— Very old established breed although it
It only within the Urt few years that it has received recogni
tion (fom the Kennel Club inasmuch as they now allocate
classes at their various Shews. Essentially a sporting tarrief
Bcudoc.— T his breed has always been regarded as typifying
the essential qualities of the British race Of mductaf le
antiquity references oui be found relating to thii breed as far
back at Ifeh Century probably references to the progenitori
cmibefoundofanetrlierdate There(inodaubtthattl«Bu{|
dog was used for the barbarous sport of bull baiting alihoufh
thet^ of dog depicted in pictures of this sport show that the
breed has a/tered conaidcrah/y from (hose dlys The
dub founded I n 1 674 has done much to improve type tivl con
Scqjently the ponularity of the boll dog Th' ferocity of h s
appesTince is belied by the fentlenFsa and quietnrta o( his
thararter The colour should be whole that is of a brmd *
Ted er^while snth the variaticns
f
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
The Finest SHEEP DOG in the World i
IF YOU WANT A GOOD WORKING COLLIE
apply to
JAMES A. REID, Hon. Secretary, International Sheep Dog Society,
28, Anderson Street, Airdrie, Lanarkshire, Scotiand.
AIRDRIE SHEEP DOG BREEDER’S SUCCESSES.
At tlip Intcmntlonnl Sheep DopTrials nt Criocietli, Nortli Wales, last week, Mr. Iteitl, the Hon. Secretary
of the Intemiitionnl Society, wn.'t aptin a prize-winner. AtA)TmlD21 lie won the prize piven to the
hreerler of the winner of the etipreine Cliampionship. “ Haip,*' owTied nn<l run by the Northumberland
veteran. Mr. Adam Telfer. Last week, Mr. Reid was afrnin nsaociatetl with the winner of the chnnipionship.
S(»ot.” ownerl anti run by Scotland's foremost competitor, Mr. A. Millar, Xetrmilns, being sired by a dog
bred by Mr. Reid, out of a bitch owned by Mr, Robert Douglas, sheplierd, Hawick, who pot the breeder's
prire. In the fanners' tlass. however, Mr. Reid pot the breeticrs' prize, the winner, “Loos.” belonging
lonntl nmby Mr. Wallncc, farmer, Daln-. Ootlawav. ba\*inp been bred by him four years ago. (“ Farmirtfi
30th Kept.. lOl’S).
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
English SrrrEj?
OUMPIOV CROSSriLL,
Winnerof92Fir$tPrizes
15 Cfiampionsliip« and
many ijmes best of any
breed m the Show m
eluding Kennel Club
Show, 1922
Bred and owned by
Ceorce C Atkinsov
The Bank
Appleby
The AtstOAtx Temier —Noble faithful aporimg alert Fox Terrier —Thu probably the most popular of all the
g»oi to look upon vastly intelligent reliable as comrade rnany varieties of Dog Breeds ewes its popularity to the fact
anjfriend are frern my esperienee and close asso lationwiih that he is when correctly and well trained gentility personi
the Airedale his outstanding characteristics and sufficient fied Equally at home amonpt the familyor living an out
proof that he ful^ merits being acknowledgedin the Dog door life he males an ideal companion being sagacious and
J^orld as The King of Terriers As Monarch upon the trustworthy asaworlinglerrierheiscomparabletoanyother
Throne of Temerdom let all Airdale Enthusiasts voice and breed of terrier and in spite of many m(reis/ns has muds tm
ventilate his charms equally attractive in the Show Ring as proved m eppearsnce and gameness during the last few years
in the Home and enlist the interest of those who hitherto Possessing a sound constitution the breed is hardy and easily
have missed acquaintance with the most interesting of Terrier reared
personaltities (Mm Courtenay Mitchell Msryvaie Ems
Worth Hants )
Cocker Spaniels The unique person
ehty of the Cocker Spaniel has gamed it its
present enviable position and few if any
breeds are so adaptable to all modern day
requirenwnts He is capable of a full days
Work with the gun he is an ideal companion
in the home being absolutely rel able with
ch Idren ani his disposition it is impossible
to better As a show dog he is generously
catered for at alt the events and as a thing of
beauty he his few if any compeers Consti
tutionally this breed has suffered less than
most and his sturdy build comMct sire
and adoring expression have made him a
favourite in every quarter of the Globe
ft IS recorded on more than one occasion
that the best of all breeds m show have been
won bv Cockers as far afield as Calcutts and
New York The mere fact of the enormous
increase of the registrations wh ch have
come from hundreds into thousands during
the post war period is sufficient testimony
to the virtues of this grand sporting dog
(H S Lloyd Swaleley s Farm Iclenham
Middlesex)
Cocker Spaniel CiltOTiONKiADa or Vare. property of H S Lldvd SvaleUa
Farm Ickrnham M ddlesex
Judge-Brown’s Coat Grower & Reviver
Tlui p«pi"U»" Is particuUrl? rJt.W* Ur premMiitc grwU W hur mi 4»cs aa4 »»ti. Far aW« vurmar*
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ClieriilstSt \ahd 24 Stoann Street! ^^NDON, S
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DOG BREEDERS— ENGLAND
ABB— ECK
ENGLAND
Dog Breeders
\8ijne and Address
Jtameand Address
Abbey Mrs J I’.ChnslChurchNicarjfe Mellnplon
Salop
Abbe\ The Rev J P Christ Chmrh \ icarae?
tWllinfrton Salop
Abbott H R Grin-eHillFm ChiS'ellRaw Esv (/'/)
Ke vioundland
SesiloundlaDd
Adims ss Lna Lstate OH e» Erancaster Norfolk
Ainscoueh Mrs H 16 ArgjleRd Southport Lam
Allan Miss L Golard s Kennels Staplehurst Kent
Allen A P I The Cottage Alford Chester Cheshji.,
Am es Mrs P G The Rookerj Rovkle} I^rk Stafford
Amos Arch W 50 GleoeoeAse Seven KirifS Essr*
Amps 5'rs M c o Mrs 1 Bradshaw The liennilage
R ngmore Tei'mmtiulh Devon
An lerson ^frs ai B shtun Kennels Rov n^on r reen
MarloM Bucks
Ash Ldwaed C Asheldhatn Southn)in«ler Esr (r/)]
A*pV n A C Novilandi Coltaee Great Kinpsh 11 "
Hi hWscombe Bucks
Atk osot r eo C The yank Applets M mwland (s)
Aubum Fr-dW BiecbDoush Barnet Cate Arklev
Heels
Avssi n V. R rtoldburn Okehampton Devon («/■/>
Atton BUke MsjorJ Dewsfra*" Burnham Ducks 1
Basset Hound
PelfUj*rsf
C* rn Tetraee
W elsh Ttmrr
Retrrever (Labrador)
Lt Co] Adcorabe Traiamc KenneB
Badcnck
Taunton Som
Ba iha» J n The llantJes Dl) ih Rotbrrhant Yks
11 lev ». r.l t u r-ns: r--.--, 5,^^,
CDF
B li-y Lt Cel f
Brd*wa er Som
** Kmpwood Lambourn Berks ,
lilfo r M AL New Bells Jlauffhlex Sif/olk «*)t
jitrl r Mrs ter 1 Sco»a Dumhani Bucks
Hat la M ss J A 1 Great H 11 ngbur)’ Grange
Uiihop.sioriforc) Hrrls
Uiihop . Sloriford Hrrls
Btmanl J T 1 Westboume frote W
Ikrr Mrs 1 |l KnullCofUge Ockle> Nr Dorking
BuHTernet
Collie
Se!>l)hain
Cairti Terrier
Mrs M Waltham St Lawrence T«Tfor)
H rks
jji set Mrs hr lei Cottage Sirea lei Bea 1 ng Drks
Hitemin W Co al Kennels Sionnsdale Berks
1} 0 Kellah HailMhistle Norihumberlan 1
Haiile M ss E M Mopp End S.ne M )e Ride Nr
Wokm^han Berks
flaila S I Kiieton ilall Sheffield borks (ki
***' chrsWe" Jimes Willaston Ha!) NantM ch
Cant W K slelaCout 3 More s Garden
kheimWalk London SW 3
Hennett Mrs I) le B t Ivndebourfte raiaa House
Rintmer Nr Leue# S s e*
He n u Mrs H Imou lortelet Slrrellri Sulion
t llfi II B mungham Mar»^
Lapl I L A Hai nam Abliofs Nr
( rifCoa BcUKeUait
Treat Dane
CoUe
Alsatian
Siiiktoe
Insh MoHbouod
B Pek ngese
DuRdoe
Span r) (Clumber}
^Jolhaiwion
H shop A The Kennels Mrnlaston t ra
JJJ-’ ' n T T It nroalSf TesiJininon '
lluine t Ib-rt C LansJ eaie Place Mest
}tk»«.l G Iljllnmvl Ilartno Seaerase Kc
>'J 'ho Li tom M A A H Ehet
n R Saib 1 jrm Kesi
Hull log
I ngish Setter
N cwloundland
Cocker Spaniel
1 T Kn e.
llivill Mrs Cjr)>»
H )*s W J| J,
ley Surre,
Jie Hhltef.if
B^tdog
Cairo Terv ei
(nsh VScdflioUDd
I U B The Mount Wav
r sh IVntfbniunil
ua Teener (Smooth!
laflltv) '
Hlnkwoph J S IWlloh-n s TsUle IWiry A Smili
An nallarm Itrsley K»nl
Carli Je Coirb'l
OachshuiKl
7ll eCJimr
Kerrs }lluo
11 ill log
TVvcneraiilan
Bwford A P CooimonFami Nr HeJlingly Sussex
Burbie> Holland Clonmel Durnhaoi Bucks
Bar ett T Ed Easthorpe Dt ry Farm MicfieH
(/Jti
korks
Calvert T' Durftlej Road Colne Lancs
CanV R DjWhilesfake New Lougton Nr Freston
Cardeit Mr* Pcntire Nesiquaj Cocntvall
Carr Ellison Jfrs Rothles Lodge Cambo Morpeth
Nocthuniberland
Carter A Comperft Giendon Hal! Nr Retlerin?
Nortbants fefi If
CarlnTtebt Mrs A C WeStHreisea Cblrhestcr Esx i
Cartiardine £ R Fes rnsey Road Rslegate Si sex
Caspersr Rev T W L R N TTie Cottage TMrvtlli
Meadi Hentey-on Thames Oxon
CharlesHOrlli Mrs Westffatch Taunton Soro
Charters Mrs Ikjrncylodge Oorney Bucks
Clarke RKbard The Feel Moat Bloodhounds The
Oakley Bresrood Staffs
Cijrfce T J C, Norththd House, Nr ntnltj-on
Thami
CCATERIKO MRS NAFIER. SUpIegme fiocse
Ihnatoa S«s
C»eKs A £ 14$ Humber Road Slackheath SE S
COtemao Mi*s The Beeches Cbapeltowu feeds Nks
Oxok H ClevefandMasi RKesnets 4| ddlrshtough \ ki
Co^e H R itversde Nantwieh Cbesbire
Cookson F If TTie Wbite House Preslburj Cheshire
Cooper Mrs t>« Flandrt Kennels Horii'ea Eastl
iorkshire
Cooper Mrs M p oHey 34 Brondesbury ^ iHas
London N W 6
Cofius C Itedin Blenheim Cottage Ch
CoHer Dr H M D Brook House Southgate M ddLx
COdingham ^frs J O
Berks
Coctrel Dormer Mts Coombe Oxfordshire
Cwrtrnay sfitrheil Mn F Maryvale Emsuorth
Hants
Crabtree Mis* E H Failsnnrtb Hou*e Lrtnsfon
Manebester
Crampton C T Oakley Gartlen* W Hartlepool
Co Durtiam _ .
Crichton Mrs R 0 dbury Keonele Dedhampton
Cms^V^ssI t-*5jO CberryH ntooRd Cambr d'e(h)|
CitimpMiMK M ITrland Jlouse War vickNe vRoad
Leamington Spa Warm .
Cut> tr Artbor Manor Fm Kimbrrlr} Norfolk fepjt
Coeobrriidee E *31 SpringvaleRI Crookes SbrJf eJ l
Cuenmings hits keinleiih \iciona Rd Rendojd
I>ancr M>«WuifrtdI. Nansough House
Rd Cortroall ^ ,
DAuban Mr* SandiUnds Surbiton
Surbiton Surrev
e M s\ H UlIlallsPondRd Ist n-toi
T> terdiiig Ronafi Keif ne Half ffoft Notfc
Oickftivon F C “ RwMsm '
(*)
Irish WoIftouDd
Airedale
Collie
Welsh Terrier
WelshTemer
Cai rn Terr er
GoIJon Rcfnetrr
Sexlyhani
Bloodhound
Xnsh Wolfhoupd
Crest Dane
Newfotndlsnd
B Pek nge«e
Mast t(
Betr etercrist
Ctaated)
Golden Retnever
B, Pek ogfte
Bulldog
RorderTrrrier
Bulldog
Kerej Blue
Red Ir hSetUr
Irish Woldound
Kubae nr S oekport Cbcsh n
DcbQufnttn Mrs * '
0,gb> Mr* Wmstjek’
Lane Cheatife
, Londnn-S W
^ ,,, , SheftorneCasilr IXarsef .
nroeol R WestChikJon farm Iharchesier ftorset(t/j|
lUBOn Mm C H Cunthoipe Kennels Oaklair
Rnrtand _ .. (e
iKnon it SI II Tanlelvcre Nr Br^sgros r W ores
Iksiaellt C I "» Hall »rllBoad Hollo) Lairs
rsnaldra MmA S Iksworib House Sun Irrland
IfaJI, Mr* Ilartund The Old Farm House Coinptr
« sseti CaJne Will*.
Dujslop Mrs, Breeiehufst Kennels Cnislev S i«sex
Durand Lt fot H M Ik urosteeam Bilbrook Wail
Sold Taunton Som
(rkll
Span! el
heeshoi d
Spaniel
ui.it nr$ S Outofth«\'Mt Kennels
nierf H ph Wjcombf Uufl.$
Flat VUssL M Tli«lU\»n \\«t A.)ton \orks
Firth Capt C P L Compton DurMlU Mai or South
Prtherton Som (r/]t
Forth \Ir« E I Mandrake House East Bank Road
Sheff eld
FoxUrockbaoV A H The Croft Kirksanlon Sile
eroft Cumb
Fraaeii Mi s A O Mankmead West Chilt ngton S*
Frost j Ikhlfield Kennels Whitchurch Salop
Fullerton Jtrs iJlshot Farm Elstead (aodalirung
Surre]
Galwav Mr* Pavne Kn pton Lodge Grafthara Lines
Gannatsa> T Lillington Kennels Batford Harpen
den Herts , ^ ^
Geddes \[iss K Meads de Vorthu nberUnd Road
^ '■evBamet Herts
Genie John H Rodboume Hotel RodboumeChene>
Swindon Wilts
GSX LASTDE 0!linr*oa,Ht Wo'Chiof Susex
GiU Mijir Fortoa House Longparish WTi tchurch
_ Hants ^ .
G II Dibam W E SSa KiniSlreet Hantnenmith N
G Ip n M ss E D The Hague Hanvorth Road
Hounslow Middlx
t mp til M-8 V Olandon Hall Kettering \orka
Goosey J 0 Blatehingten Court Seafofd Sussex
Gore M sEhel 1 Dor et k illas WesiBuo on Tf?m
Bristol CIos
Colbstd Guy 7 Kiv Street Huddersf eld \orks (>
Ctaia P B ( real Shellord Camb d e
Cratebrook sirs I M Siourcon Castle near Stour
Green s Norton Park Ltd Green Norton Towcesfer
Nortbants Ip)
TreenMood GuyP H llcrest Colne Lancash re
Greenwood Jonis Whte Hole Farm Wadsworth
\ork5 (5)
Grey Miss M L Flodden Edge Comhin-e* Tweed
Northumberland
Griga The Hon Mrs E D The Lodge Kenlford
DandeDnmont
Engl sh Seller
Chinese O>ow
King Cbtrlef
Spttuel
Engl sh Seller
Manchester
Cosham Hants
London S \V S
nley House St Maryboume
Hants
Hughes Mrs T W Avondale Wood! eld Atenue
Penn Wolverhampoon Staffs
Hulbert Henry Wood View M ddletoa. Lanes
Hum^ M ss A South Ijwd Vfarton Blackpool
Humphrey VV Wallop Hall Westbur) Salop
H inloke Henry Coubridge Malmesburv Wilts
Jamnon Mrs E L Eustace Heritage House Waricy
i enner 11 L Abbots Norton Worcester '
ervo se Major & Mrs Herr ard Park Bas ngstoke ■
Hants (Mph]
Johns^ Robert Bank House Longton \r Preston
Johnston Mrs A Rosemount Bobbing Nr '
S It ngboume Krnt
Johnstone Dr J W JJurst View Bodenham
ilereforOsh re
Jones H C bownford Maj/ield Sussex (pk) )
Jones J P Cwalit Itangj-nog Nr Oswestry Salop i
Kaje W Beechwood Chetry Tree Nr Blackbim 1
Lancs
Kearns Miss M S 21 Denmark Villas Hove 1
Lancs
Kearns Miss M S 21 Denmark Villas Hove
Orghlon Sussex
Keel og Harry 109 Colmote Row D rmingham W ar
Keoaurtby Mrs R W Castle Mona &.arcroft
Nr Leeds Vorks
Kilburo ” Fbe Samoyed Kennels Fint ng-
hni..hl Major II Burj Wooldown ilarhamchurch
Dude Cornwall (el
Knox W Raikeshill S Isden Nr Keighley Vorks
Lane Hie Hon Mrs 8r N1 ss Sea House Somerby
K ngwoort Hants
" t R M 79 V( H Street Crewe Chesh re
I lU WarbrrekRoad BUrkpool Lanrs
Cordon Mrs 2 la lembroke Sriuare London
Newfous Hand
Irish Wolfhound
82 DOG BREEDERS— SCOTLAND— WALES— IRELAND. MIL— WOR
Name and Addmss
Breed
Ihame and Address
Breed
'fUlipan Archd , OaVnf?side, \lotfat, Dumfnes {£)
MofiTieit Horeburgh, A , Bljiiqnosh, Clanelicld
Stlrling'hire
Jloon, 'tr» L H , Lochbum Elie Fife
Moves Urn ,Oiirnkno»e, Nevitoa 'teams Renfrew'sh
'Inir n H fJide ffili, Ber«ick-oii Tweed
Munro, Major, o' Allan learn Ross shire
'fufdoch Mks^ “Craigfnjre,’ HUnefield Stiriinphire
M if«) Hen Farden Maltoch Sanquhar Durafrietshire
Murray linilie Miss C Cilly,’ uafe House of Fleet,
KirJifu Ibnshtshire
Philbrs C A,J P,Uildawn,Cas»te Douglas, KirVcud
brght U)
Reid James A International Sheep-Dog Socielj 28,
Anderson St Airdrie
Reoth Mi‘S E '1 R , tlilgeisho Conpar Angus, Fetlh
shire
Robertson, Ian S Linkwood Elgin Voratshite (e^*/J
Pekingese
Caim Temer
Eaglidi Setter
Cairn Teener
BulWog
Caim Teener
Slcre Terrier
"orkmgCid] f
Cotifro Arfneser
\' otking Sheet’d^
raiin Terrier
Bulldog
Cre>buin(t
Robson, lira Deiidoch> Port Patrick, "igtownshire
Ross &»nKton Junr,CastleHealher,Iavemess(rAJ't
Ross W , Majlea, Monkton, Avrshire
Rotlentnirg, F A , Lochlane. Cnetf, Perth . («*/
Saunden, J C , Farbum, Djee Aberdeen
Sharpe, Isaac Jnglenood Iverth, Ban/fshire
Shearer, Ale* , Lilj Cottage Sienhousemuir, larbert
Siirliagsture
Snanstm Gtoige P Sprlngbank, Iladdinglon E
LoUuan
Tod Miss, Clerwood Corstorphine Ed iiburgh
Traill. Capt ] C.MC Castlehill, Thurso Caithness
Trotter, A L , DaUhnngan Lodge, Dairy, Kirkcud
bn^tstnre
Wallace, "m .Fmgland, Dalr>, Avrshire (i)
Watson. Richard Crawford, Wheatland Drive, Lanark
Wilson James Sf . {folmshav, Moffat Dumfririshiie
Calm Terrier
CaittiTctfier
Caim Terrier
Spaniel
Labrador
Shetland Sheep
English Setter
Cairo Terrier
W orkjng Collie
Shetland Sheepdog
Cairo Temet
Spaniel
Cairn Tcrner
WorkingCollie
WALES
Name and Address
Breed
Name and Address
B'eed
Barr «. H Bron Vardte DrMnwy Llandudnojunet
Ilarlie ' C Mtistyn Street Llandudno Catnarvoosh
iirad) tt If Man y Coed Penmaenmawr Carnar
HfiaaS ftp! <j 'loBaehtj’ CiliauAroro Cardigansh
Hr »j|if Or Alan Tuberfulosjs Hospital, Gian ilev
Isirwaier tardill ’
Curts G Lon Ion Hotel, Mosiyn Stierl Llandudno
Caro irvoftshite
DaMti Hugh Darvii Street Blaenau Festimog
Daties Llew Woodlands Uanybyther Cartnarthen
sh re If
Djuti > r-bw 11 Lt Co! ; H R Artillery House
linerr fardi/l
tam-j r (i Mostyn Street Llandudno Caraarvonsh
Lil» rif IJ TanlljTien Penu»«h Tregaron SO
kanl. j*,
Ctih'^J'^hn Tynewydd lUnrhsd Conway Camac
n ichcr 'Ira Bronwylfa St Asaph N Wales
Htrns *1 L 1 Cathedral Road Cardiff
Hitchtog* J t Terrier Kcuneli twmaman Nr
Abotlire
Welsh Temer
Welsh Terrier
Welsh Temer
Cairo Temer
AeMfoDMUand
W elab Trrner
Welsh Tmier
Corgis
Spaniel
Welsh Temer
Welsh Corgis
IVflsh Springer
Welsh Tenter
Welsh Terrier
ItonselU Mrs B J GlQyne.harbrrth, Pembs (cW
Hughes W m , CocuptOh House Idanrwst, Denbigbsn
Humphr^s L / , Khoslefam Farm Tosvrm Sfenoneth
Jarreit C Jones, Plasynfaerdref, Cotwtn, Menoneth
•hce (r
Jones E J Liberal Club Llandudno, Caroariiwsbire
Kfui^t J M, Conduit Milton! Haven PettihroVrshire
Lews, W K , GwemaHfl, Ivoighlon Radnorshirr (sf
Lucas Onen Boiuugh Hospital, Bangor, Carnarvon
Uoyd, W Thomas. Mabws Hall, Llaarhystyd
Cardiganshire ip
Morgan Tom t Elm Grove, Aberdare Glam
KOSTm. THE BOK Z UOTD, TentreHytmob
BoIy«eU. f bstabitt (s
Pritchard John Blaenau Canol, Uithfaeo, Nr
Puffheli, Carnarvonshire
Richards Rj .Cflestone.T^jtont^ Lsk, Brreonsb
Roberts T Tj Cemg.BjiTtefilieys Corneo MerJoaetb
Solisbun, Jc4in SS Court Road, \Vrr*biun Denbigh
Terry.KmsE L, Flrwd, Rhosneiger Isleef Anjlesea
Nass A .Clanafon Stores, Gyffin, Conway, Carnar
vonshire
Whittaker Capt Peny Com, Porfmadoc, Carnae
vooshire
Seal) ham
Welsh Tcirfer
Collie
Collie
Welsh Temer
Bulldog
Sheep
WelshTetrier
Welsh Sheep
Welsh Temer
Tnal WorUngSbeep
W elih Sheep
Collie
CeOlje
W elih Terrier
Itisb Setter
Engl ah h
Welsh Temer
Collie
IRELAND
Same and Address
Dreed
Name and Address
Dreed
Coferran f W 1 {<3 North Strand DuNm I {■ S
Dr W ) J P , Sewwntiiijniilton Co
Anna fib
Dome MssU.Wflls Gorey Co We*ford.irS
lagiB C M, Gartlandsiowm Cnwkrdwood Co
" eat 1 nth ns
Gr-a M m j Barnhill DalVey Co Dublin 1 F S [eP{t
Loiichret Misses M r 4 H 5t Rosslvn Londondem
Ctish Wolfhound
Spaniel
Greydiound
Crejhcwii)
W HighlandWhite
Deerhound
Malahide LadyTalbotde.MilahideCsstle.Co Dublin
Puttell.H K.Bevertten.Dundfum CoDublia
Smith Lt col E St C DuJrtk House, Oulrok
Co Mealb IFS. , vi I”*
WalsAlUis i J. Moutittatb," Foarock Co Dublin
Waid J F, Lismoyle, Pallywilliaai, Donaghadee, Co
\Vor£naa, Major W E H , J P , Carrowdore Castle
DonachadM, Co Down (rip/i/j
Irish Wollhound
Irish Wolfhound
Sealyham
Irish Wolfhound
Irish Wolfhound
SHstiff
DOG BREEDERS
IF YOU WANT
HEALTHY BULLDOGS
BRED FROM SHOW STOCK ONLY
Mrs. miller WRIGHT.
Hollyctoft Kennels, Bursletlon. Hanla
Breeds nothing hut the Best
CAIRN TERRIERS
THE SNEtSTON KENNELS.
At Stod— "Oi Broeairo Bosao ©1 p»J»o”
"Duaincb Brock "and otbercooa etad Dogs.
Adults and Puppies tisuallr *«■ Sale
Apply— Mir*. STANTON,
Snelslon Hall, Asliboiirne. l^rbyshlfe
‘PbODC Ashbouroe St
GREENSWARD KENNEL
OF GUNDOGS.
Blac); Labradors, Springer
and Cocker Spaniels.
Dogt o! these breeds at Stud
Also trained Cundogs and Puppirs for Sale
Dr J.E.PREims.TheEtroi Roekley, esse*
THE ItIDBURY KENNELS
SEALYHAM TERRIEHS
Fuppies anil AJulti always for Sale.
Mrs. Crichton,
Bedhampton, Havant.
TH lUvant
MONAMIE
JAPANESE & PAPIIXONS
rornnosl Kennel In Cnglan 1
CLaropions at Siud SiotT for Sale
Mdme. OOSTERVEEN,
Monamie, St. L«wianI*>on*S«a.
WESTERVKLE
IRISH WOLFHOUNDS
Hounds a Stud.
Puppies anil Adults for Sale.
Houia Trained. Sound Perfeei wfih Children
H. S. RIVINGTON,
E*e View, Lymptlone, South Devon
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY, 83
DOG BREEDERS
FIELD SPANIELS
THE WRIBBENHALL KENNELS.
Tb«te K«nn«Ii hiTc productd
more Show Bench and Field Trial
Winners than anf other
Bupplet and Adults usuallp {or Sale
C. MORTIMER SMITH.
WnbbenhaU, BewtUer. Worcealerthire.
AT STVD
NEWCOTE NICHOLAS
Sire —Raker Bop Dam — Neweete Blouom
A typical Old Enthsh Sheep Pog winner
ei many priieeindudineeupa A GOOD
WORKER Sarc o( puppies with erh te
heads and blue at hirth Pea Ijya ed
(prepaid), or by arrangement
Puppies usually for sale
Apply — Mlaa E. H PUNT,
The Rayen, West Arton. Yorkshire
IRISH WOLFHOUNDS
Site and Stamina a Speaahiy
Puppiea and adults from Chimpionship
Mrs. HOLLAS. Red Scar. Cnmeargh,
Preelon Lance
'Phone Mountriew JSdJ
LONG ACRE KENNELS
75, Crouch Hill. London. N 4.
(owDcr) MRS. A. E. TIDD,
— Brooder of H5 s!i-C1ms “
PEDIGREE CHOWS.
THE WESTCOUNTREE ’*
RED IRISH SETTERS.
Deacrodaeta o( the famous and beautiful
‘ TIPPERARY BHOY,-
pcooouDced perfect on all poiots
mss WDOTRED L. DANCE.
Hanaodth Booae. Grampoond Bd.. Cornwall.
The Ellhom Park
Shetland Sheepdotis
This Sheltie Stud bolds all Records on show
Dench and li a strain that STAKDS UN
RIVALLED FOR SHOW Ce FIELD WORK
Strong horde MiBioture Collies with ■ ebann,
intelligence a an affection entirely their own.
STOCK FOR SALE AT ALL TIMES.
E CYRIL PIERCE.
^ ^SS^^Parksida. Eltbam, London. G.9
VIVARY
COCKER SPANIELS
Hare WON PRIZES at all Loadiag
Shows.
Ooge at Stud and for Sale
M»» W. H. SCOTT, 2?, Ea»l Street.
Taunton, Someriet
OUBOROUGH
IRISH WOLFHOUNDS
and GREAT DANES.
Th« I'Hemoat Kennel id EogUnd
PUPPIES AND ADULTS FOB SALE AT
BEASONABLE PRICES
Uanager. Bara Ride*. South Retfaeld. Soney
LYNSTONE
IRISH WOLFHOUNDS
Puppies and Adults for exhibition
and campanions
NOTED FOR SOUNDNESS
Mr*. TROUSDALE, Lynatune,
Station Crcnirr Rougbton, Norfolk
Mandrake Kennels
CAIRNS AND
. ELKHOUNDS.
Winner at Leading Shows
onna at STTTD trem LGADINO STRAINS
Small Ean. Short Talli and wdl-
lonuihed Meadi Mnt «eU *<Uh>
lohed In (he Cama. Both Kiel and
Breeds in theH Kenncli an hvelr
and laailejs.
ADULTS * PUPPIES CSUALLT lor SALE.
Noranby Golden Retrievers
THE PIONEER KENNEL
Founded ta 1908.
Pupplea asd btokeo Doga for tale from
trield Trial and Bohcb Vfinnera
Mn CHARLESWORTH.
Weat H«tcb, Toanton
At FRANT:
Winning Black
Cocker Spaniels
At Stud and lor Sale.
Puppies and Adnlt* at moderai* pripts
Also a Is* boss boarded irom lO/g
W. J. VANSTONE.
SHERItrOLD OARDFNS FRAITp.
TUNBRIDOI WEiXS
Tbe World Knows
KILBURN BULLDOGS
(hat have aired ik> end of rhamysons
Doga at Stud Feea to aolt all
Adnlia aad Puppna at leaaovabie pneea.
iBspection loviied
H. SCHLAFERMAN. IS.Shaa Road,
East Acton Lane, London. W.3.
Trkphone Nr, Chiswick 3907
Red Court Kennels
AIREDALE. KERRY BLUE Aim
SlfETLAND AND COCKERS
Mrs. E. J. FORTH
Mandrake House, East Bank Road,
Phone 22431 Sheffield.
At Stud and for Sale.
Miss THYNNE, Red Court,
Haslemere, Surrey.
Druimmhor Kennels
High'class Pedigree CAIRNS
Also Pedigree POULTRY — Scots
Crept and Buff Recka.
J. A. LUKE, Drumore of Cla%a,
Culloden Moor. Invemess-aKirt.
Irish Wolfhounds,
Boonda and Poppiea lor Bunting and lor
Sbowa. trem Chajnywaa and bom lapoilH
brat el Amenean end Kenyn (E. Alnra bred
Noted fortrmndDeaa trained with atnek
Mr*. MARY J. BEYNON,
Bonrajtrrain. Waablard. Tustoa. SemmtL
DOCHFOUR KENNELS
CAIRN TERRIERS AND
KEESH014DEN.
Psppjei and Adnltsalwin lor Sale AUftoek
In both breeds bred trso mx*.Wmaera.
BARONESS BURTON,
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Notes on Dairy Equipment and Clean Milk Production.
Over-cslimation of the value of a thoroughly
cleon supply of pure millc is impossible, and sin^
millc IS lai^ely consumed by children and invalids
It IS obvious that anything approaching a contaminated
or impure supply is a very real danger.
There has been much legislation on this subject in
recent years and much attention given by medical
and other authorities , and it may be stated without
fear of contradiction that there is no worthy substitute
for clean, fresh and rich milk It is a very unfortunate
fact that the consuming public pays insuffiaent regard
to the quality of the milk they buy, and the conditions
under which it is produced their sole concern
apparently being the amount it costs
There are many grades into which milk is classified
to-day, but it is imperative that the consumer should
not be satisfied with any milk delivery which bears
any lower designation than ' Grade A, and the
conditions which publicly sold milk must fulfil to come
under this category may here be enumerated Thus
“ Grade A ' must (i) be up to standard with regard
to the percentage in fat and solids not fat (2) the bactena
count must not exceed 200000 bacteria per cubic
centimeter, and must not contain any coliform bacillus
in zooth cubic centimeter , and it must be sold in
sealed bottles
To produce ’ Grade A' milk is not so difficult
as may be at first imagined Strict care to detail
and unfailing cleanliness are. however, essential
Constant and strict attention to the health of the herd
is of primary importance, and a periodical examination
should be undertaken by the Veterinary Officer
appointed by the Local Authority Well lit and roomy
cow houses are a necessity, and the floor must be kept
clean and free from dirt and dust, while a very thorough
disinfecting at least once a week is absolutely indis-
pensable Prior to the cows being milked their hind
quarters, udders and tails must be brushed and wiped
with a clean rag, and, of course, during the winter
months when the cattle spend most of the day m the
cow house, even stricter and more thorough attention
must be given to the process of cleaning
The milker must be instructed to adopt, and
maintain cleanly Habits , and it is necessaiy that he
should perform the milking operation in the manner
knowTi as ‘ dry" milking White oieralls besides
adding to a pleasant appearance of the milker and
stimulating pnde in his general personal appearance
also contribute to make the milking and its production
more altractise Pails constructed with only a small
aperture arc a safeguard in keeping the bactena count
low, and the milk must never be allowed to stand m
the cow house m an open pail and, as soon as it is
drawn from the cow. it should be removed from the
stable The first-drawn nulk should always be
discarded as containing a large number of bacteria
which have gained access to the milk through the
opening of the teat If all such care and attention is
always paid to the daily milkings, obviously the pro-
duction of "Grade A‘ milk is within the reach of
every Dairy Farmer Tubcfcular-tested "Grade A’
milk, of couse, involves larger responsibility on the
part of the producer and entails a larger expense, but
It IS fairly obvious that when the milk consuming public
realise the enormous advantages accruing from a pure
milk supply, nobody will be satisfied with any milk
that cannot be so classified
To grade milk on a bacterial basis is now a practical
proposition, and as the Ministry of Health have
recently fixed ‘ Bacterial Standards ’ for what is
designated as certified ‘Grade A 'milk, there should
be no difficulty as far as the Dairy Fanner 1$ concerned
to organise the production of such milk The chief
difficulty, however vs not connected with the actual
production but rather of a finanoal nature, inasmuch
as the demand for milk of the higher-priced Grades
' IS still very limited— as a point of fact many a Farmer
who has obtained licence for graded milk is finding it
very difficult, in some Districts almost impossible,
to obtain a regular market for his higher-priced
quality milk The time will certainly arrive when the
I public all over the World will demand ' Grade A "
I milk and it 1$ only a question of propaganda among
the public This has been proved m various countries,
such as the United States of America New Zealand,
Tasmania and Australia and recently m Buckingham-
shire where the United Dairies have adopted a Scheme
for granting cash bonuses to Farmers who produce milk
which can be graded above a certain standard of quality
and cleanliness, the idea being the awarding of mar^s
(or the least number of bacteria present in milk and for
the absence of coliform or lactose In accordance
with this scheme. zo% of the suppliers of milk who
make the highest score each month receive a bonus of
one penny per gallon, while the next 15% of suppliers
receive a bonus of one half-penny per gallon, whereby
one Farmer in every four will receive a bonus for clean
milk Thus the bullcr-fat bonus is one tenth of a penny
for every one-tenth of 1% above 3 50
The only method worth adopting for thoroughly
cleansing receptacles for milk u the process of sterihs-
ing In any Dair> a steam boiler is an indispensable
neccssit>, and sure!) very little trouble is incurred by
arranging for a steam pipe over which the milking pails
and other receptacles can be placed
To the Farmer and the Dairyman alike good
cleansing materials for daily use are indispensable
While there are many such materials offered in the
general market, care should be exerased m purchasing
. them
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
37
The Dairy Farmer who goes m for ** Grade A
milk production would be well advised to make use
of the opportunities offering him nowadays to study
modem dairy equipment at the Show Rooms of such
Commeraal Firms which specialise m this particular
branch of machinery, while he would certainly add to
his up-to-date knowledge through inspection of some
well-known, well equipped Dairy Farmers* cow
stables and dairies
An extensive tour of dames, both large and small,
reveals the tremendous advance and improvement
that has taken place during the past few years in the
methods employed in the production and distribution
of milk The glass bottle has practically superseded the
antiquated and unhygienic tin container, the smallest
dairy running their bottle washer and their bottle filler,
and among themagoodlynumberof automatic machines
A rotary bottle washing machine much in favour
can be — and is usually — operated by a lad, the bottles
being handled at a rate of 25 a minute, a thoroughly
clean and sparkling bottle being produced While it is
not claimed by this particular machine to sterilize
the bottle, the result of many tests have shown that
the bottles are positively sterile Thus this machine
IS capable of greater efficiency than is claimed for it
Dairymen using it find they can complete their bottle
washing operations in a minimum of time, and risk of
the milk souring owing to unclean bottles is totally
eliminated Another important feature m its favour
IS that It requires very little space and thus overhead
charges are lowered, while the price is well within the
reach of every dairyman
It requires only two horse-power to operate, off
shafting or an independent electric motor, and a
boiler evaporating 100 lbs per hour when starting up.
and a steam pressure of 20-30 lbs when working,
so that the running costs arc extremely low In
operation it is simplicity itself , the bctllc is placed
in the conveyor cup and is immediately rinsed with
cold water removing all loose milk to prevent con-
tamination of the washing solution The bottle
then passes to the washing compartment and is sub-
jected to a high pressure solution washer at a tempera-
ture of 120-130 degrees Fahr , the solution reaching
every part of the bottle inside and outside The bottle
now passes into a steam box, to drain off solution,
and to pre heat, prior to its passing into the hot water
rinsing compartment where again it is subjected to
a high pressure nnse at a temperature of 170-180
degrees Fahr Finally the bottle passes through the
steaming compartment where the steam is jetted into
the bottle at a pressure of 20-30 lbs per square inch
The bottle is then removed from the machine and
allowed to cool before filling with milk
There are many excellent bottle filling machines
on the market, one automatic filling and capping
machine — of which there are three tj-pes. all of a
double rotary action — is widel> used The smaller
of these filling machines is ideal for the small or medium
sized dairy, the output.of filling and capping the milk
bottles ranged from 1.440 to 1,800 quarts an hour,
and from 1,920 to 2,400 pints or half-pints an hour.
In operation the machine is extremely simple It is
necessary only to set the machine for the size of bottle
to be filled and capped, start up, and feed the bottles
into the machine, the bottle being earned under the
lifting filler valve After the bottle is filled it is
transferred to the capping device, and is capped
automatically and finally pushed off on to a collecting
table ready for packing into cases This machine
appears to be most sanitary for bottling milk It is
so designed that the milk is contained in a large bowl
into which the filler valves are fitted The bowl is
most sanitary, being finished m white vitnfied porcelain
inside and outside, so that there is an absolutely smooth
surface, easy to clean and with no seams or corners
m which dirt could accumulate The valves are most
unique, perfectly sanitary, easy to dissemble and made
of a sanitary mrtal and nickelled The gearing is
perfect, being totally enclosed and immersed in oil
The housing is waterproof, there are two speeds and
a neutral on the change and it is easy to run The
machine is easy to clean . operators can wash it
by turning a hose on and afterwards steaming it The
upkeep IS negligible, and running costs extremely
light It requires only |-h p to operate, either from
shafting or a motor directly on the machine It is
fool proof, fills the bottles accurately without waste
of milk The capping device is excellent and as there
IS a dry cap there is no splashing of milk when the cap
IS inserted into the bottle
While the production of perfectly safe, good, and
suitable milk of the “ Grade A ’ quality primary rests
With the Dairy Farmer, it should not be overlooked
that a certain degree of responsibility also rests with
the Housewife who not inconsiderably can, and should,
assist the milk producer m his efforts to cater for the
general public The Housewife who always has her
family’s health and interest at heart should unceasingly
insist on the milk being delivered m properly cleaned
well-capped glass bottles of a neat and appetising
appearance , but once received in her kitten she
should personally, or through supervising her servants,
exercise the necessary care without which even the very
best milk may soon be contaminated and deprived of
mudi of lU nourishing value Thus glass bottles
containing milk should be kept in a cool, dean and
well-aired larder until used, and it is strongly to
recommend that the unsavoury habit in vogue in
so man) households, to place the empty, uncapped
bottles in house passages, or even outside the house,
exposed to dust and antmils should be strictly
discarded
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY,
Intensive Treatment of Grassland.
By A B. BRUCE, MA Dip Agn (Cantab)
For some years past wide publicity has been given
to what its promoters term a “ new " system of grass
land management. Many trials of the new methods
have taken place all over the country, and there can now
be few farmers who are not familiar with the main
principles of the system. The claim that so much can
be accomplished by the use of nitrogenous manures is
naturally open to criticism when it comes, as it does,
from persons connected with the manufacture of
fertilizers Moreover, many have been taught to believe
that the use of such fertilizers on grass land is harmful.
But any doubts on this score have, we think, been set
at rest by a report which has just been issued by the
Ministry of Agriculture In the October number of
the official Journal an article by Sir Daniel Hall and Mr.
J. C Stewart appears, based upon an examination of
the many trials of the new system which have recently
been made The mam technical question at issue has
been settled beyond all possibility of doubt Skilfully
used, nitrogenous fertilizers, even in quantity, do no
harm to pasture land Oj the contrary, their use
results in providing, not only more grazing, but also
grass of much improved feeding quality In the words
of the Ministry’s experts, “ The Ministry is satisfied
that the main principle of the use of successive nitro-
genous dressings of grass land is sound, and that thereby
a considerable increase of production can profitably be
obtained ” Of all the features of the system noticed
by the reporting officers none is better calculated to
appeal to the practical man than its success in lengthen-
ing the pasture period at both ends ; grazing can be
started earlier, generally in February, and it lasts longer,
well into October. Practical men need no arguments to
convince them that grass is at its highest value when the
first flush comes in spring. The official report makes
it clear that by the proper use of fertilizers a growth
of “ fresh young leafy grass ” can be produced succes-
sively all through the season, thus providing stock
with a herbage of high feeding value in every way
equal to that of the first spring growth The trials
show that in most cases the value of the pasture can
be increased at least two-fold at quite an inconsiderable
expenditure, and under existing economic conditions
farmers will welcome any means of adding to the profits
of grass land husbandry.
Potash for
By C A. COWIE,
The value of Potash for grassland is based on the fact
that it is one of the essential minerals on which the growth
of clovers and the finer grasses depend The other
essential mineral is phosphates, and the general evidence
shows that the combined dressing of phosphates and
potash IS the most reliable basal treatment for poor
grassland This applies to cases both where it is
desired to improve grass on an extensive scale, and also
grass which is to be treated m addition with nitrogenous
fertilizers for the purpose of more intensive grazing.
An important effect of potash on pastures is it
often makes rough grass more palatable to stock and causes
It to be eaten down mudi more than it would otherwise^
Some striking effects of potash in producing closer
grazing have been observed. It is really interesting
to note how in many cases a half acre plot treated with
potash in the middle of a 20 acre field is discovered by
the stock and it is grazed down more closely than the
rest of the field. What potash Imparts to the herbage
to make it more palatable is not known with certainty.
U has been presumed that the addition of potash mak«
the grass more leafy and less stalky, and thus affords
a better and more nutritious bite to the stock.
The time for applying Potash Fertilisers to
grassland Is the Autumn, b^use the applications at
this time produce the better results the following
aoason It lakes^ some time for potash fertilisers to
get washed down into the sol! where the potash becomes
Grassland.
M.A . B Sc . FIG
available to the plants. There is no risk of any material
loss of potash by early application, because potash is
held m the soil through absorption by some of the day
constituents. Although it is absorbed by the soil so
that It is not washed out by drainage water, it is still
m such a form that it can be rendered soluble by the
action of the plant roots.
The most economical potash fertiliser to use for
grassland improvement is the 30% Potash Salts. This
potash fertiliser is now being used largely for general
purposes, including grassland, and it has given very
satisfactory results. It is an interesting fact that
where 2 ewts per acre has been compared with 4 cwts.
per acre, the higher application has in some cases
produced a distinctly belter result. This has been
obvious in cases of poor grassland, cspeaally charac-
terised by poor rough herbage. The higher dressing
of potash appears in such cases to give the gr^sland a
greater impetus at the start. IncIdentalV, it is also to
be noted that although the higher dressing may mwn
a large initial outlay, it 1$ equally economical owing
to the longer period which it will last. ^ It is under-
stood that potash will only produce its maximum benefit
when the soil is sufficiently equipped with phosphates
in some form or other. If phosphates have not been
applied in the previous year, then a dressing of Ground
North African Phosphate or Basic Slag should be
applied with it in the Autumn.
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
89
Grassland Manuring.
By JOHN THOMPSON. BSc. NDA
TTie precarious state of Brilish agriculture since
the war has ser\ed to place the subject of grassland
in a position of unnvallra importance
in the past there has been a definite tendency
to neglect all phases of grassland management and
whilst some attention has been devoted to the aspects
of culture, manuring and stocking, the subject as a
whole has certainly never received the same careful
attention as has arable practice Naturally, there-
fore, the knowledge which has been accumulated up
to the present time is somewhat limited and has pene-
trated but slowly to the average farmer
It cannot, of course, be claimed that any special
treatment by manures is capable of replacing the
conditions provided by careful stocking and by cultiva-
tion, and the importance of aeration and the effects
of sun and light on swards must not be overlooked if
fertilizers are to be expected to produce their full effect
Providing, however, reasonable attention is other-
wise being given to the land there remains no question
whatever as to whether or not increased yields will
result from the correct application of fertilizers
Until recently, phosphates were relied upon to
improse the quality of permanent pastur^mainly
by stimulating wild white clovers It is now known,
however, that herbage plants are also limited m their
growth by a shortage of nitrates and potash in much
the same manner as are arable crops
The importance of a sufficient supply of nitrates
has, during the past few years been emphasised and
heavy nitrogenous dressings, along with rotational
grazing, have been shown to be economic under average
conditions , this treatment is, indeed being adopted
at the present time by many progressive farmers m
the leading agricultural countries of Europe
A feature which must always be considered if we
are to maintain our high grazing standard is the pro-
duction of sweet herb^e which is not only readily
palatable to stock, but which also assists in promoting
their vigorous and healthy growth In this connection,
there is little doubt that much more could be achieved
by the increased use of neutral or basic fertilizers their
influence on the soil being almost always ameliorative
GIUSSUND&ARABLE
POTaSHO) Cr»p« «r« H.»ltl.T ^
AGrIcLXTU^ “DfJ’AKTvSiT I
THE UNITED POTASH CO, LTIX. I
XU, St, EXA
Are YOU using
CYANAMIDE
to improve your
pastures ?
Here are ways in which it can help you
to improve your production
and reduce its cost.
Cyanamide nitrogen is steady and sustained in
action and maintains its effect throughout the
long period of growth
Cyanamide contains 60% of active lime which
encourages the development of clovers, and
maintains the grass m good condition
Cyanamide may be applied in winter without
nsk of drainage losses It then provides a valu-
able “early bite” in the Spring
CYANAMIDE (19% nitrogen, about 60%
lime) is lower in price both per unit and
per ton than any other nitrogenous
fertUizer. Its lime costs you nothing.
The
follouing letter
reflects ike experience of many
others in ike use of Cyanamide for grassland,
25 8 27
Last Autumn I gave an extensive tnal to
Calcium Cyanamide on grassland. dressmg40acres
at the rate of I cwt per acre As a result of (his
dressing, together with a dressing of phosphate
and potash, I was able to turn the cattle out
much earlier lhatx previously and the stock carry-
ing capacity of the land greatly increased We
were never short of keep through all the Summer
and the quality of the herbage has been greatly
improved, in fact thedevelopment of the clovers
IS most pronounced
I am so satisfied with the results given
by Autumn application that I intend dressing a
further acreage again this Autumn
(Signed) J C WOOTTOV
Newton-le-WilIows, Lancs
/W faO in/cnnafion retarj nf iktt ftrlilixtr tmit l« ^
The Manager,
Agricultural Dirition,
FERTILIZER SALES, LIMITED
Adelaide House, • • • London,
90
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
The Sheep Stomach-worm.
ByL E ROBINSON, PhD (Cantab), A R C Sc (Lend;
The sheep Stomach worm {Haemonchus conlortu^
!S one of the commonest parasites of sheep and goats
and IS the cause of more losses among these animals
than any other internal parasite It is often termed
the Wire \%orm or Hair-worm, hut, as the name
“ Wire worm has been generally applied to certain
agricultural pests, to avoid confusion the former term
IS to be preferred
The parasite infests the fourth stomach (a^masuni)
of its host and subsists on the blood which it abstracts
from the inner lining of the stomach wall When
present in considerable numbers the worms may be
the cause of a severe debility m the host, particularly
in young animals partly on account of the loss of blood
and the interference with nutrition which their presence
must invoKe, but, in all probability, their harmfulness
may be attributed also to a poison or toxin which they
excrete and which is absorbed by the host Moreover,
the injuries produced by the parasite afford an oppor-
tunity for the entry of harmful bacteria an instance
of which IS the disease known as ‘ Lombnz ** m the
Argentine Republic
First Signs of Infection— The fust signs of
stomach worm infection m a flock are often indefinite
The infested animals, particularly the lambs, appear
less lively than usual, and although the appetite is
good, they do not thrive As the effects of the infec-
tion develop signs of ansmia (poorness of blood)
make their appearance The visible mucous mem-
branes, such as the inner linings of the eyebds, the
lips and the gums, become pale Finally a dropsical
swelling under the lower jaw and about the mroat
may be generally observed The droppings may
show a normal appearance in the early stages of the
disease, but in the Utter stages they tend to become
dark coloured and fluid, and are voided with obvious
colicky " pain In untreated cases, deaths occur
rapidly, especially amongst the lambs, as soon as
definite symptoms have developed. At times fat
Iambs will die suddenly without having presented any
noticeable symptoms of infection
Diagnosis — The easiest and perhaps the most
certain method of ascertaining whether a sheep is
infected is to procure some fresh droppings from the
snimal These ate placed in a corked or stoppered
clean gUss jar covering the bottom to a depth of
i — d of an lilt A dessert spoonful of water should
be added if tht droppings arc dry, and the jar should
^cn be put m a dark place, a cupboard for instance,
for a penod of four days and then examined from day
to day
II infection is present, the walls of the jar will
soon show a fine whitish marbling consisting of slrag-
ehng clusters of mature larvae which have hatdi^
out from the eggs in the droppings, and have migrated
up the sides of the yar If too much water is added,
the droppings may become sour and the larvae will
die. IrtJt sufficient moisture must be present to form a
dew.Iike depem on the walls of the closed jar after it
, Chief Biologist of the Cooper Technical Bureau, London
has been standing for a few hours at room temperature
An ordinary pocket lens is sufficiently powerful
to enable the observer to assure himself that the whitish
streaks and clusters are actually compnsed of the
minute larval worms
Description — The adult worms are small, and
thread-like m form, the females measuring from d in
to if in , and the males from I in to j in m length
Apart from their larger size the female worms arc readily
distinguished by the fact that the extremities of the
body are pointed, while in the male the hinder extremity
is furnished with a membranous two-Iobed expansion
termed the bursa or caudal pouch
The specific name " contortus meaning
“ twisted *’ IS derived from the appearance of the
mature female worm in which the elongate opaque
white tubes cf the egg gland or ovary are twisted in a
spiral manner round the reddish brown intestine,
so as to resemble the ornamentation of a barber s pole
Life HistoRV —The Sheep Stomach-Worm passes
through two distinct phases in its Iife-cyclc, the one
m a free living non-parasitic state, the other as an
obligatory parasite within the stomach of the host
It belongs, therefore, to the category of penodical
parasites
The complete life of the adult worm is passed in
the parasitic phase. Pairing of the sexes takes place
m me stomach of the sheep, and m due course the
females lay innumerable microscopic eggs which pass
through the mtesune and reach the ground with the
droppings of the sheep Under normal conditions,
hatching of the eggs take place within Z4 hours after
reaching the ground, the development of the embryo
worm having proceeded to a considerable extent
before the egg escapes from the body of the host The
Lauval worm which issues from the egg passes through
four distinct stages which can be recognised by slight
but distinct differences m form The first two larval
stages are non parasitic The third larval stage is
the infective stage, and these larvae crawl up the grass
blades and are readily swallowed by the sheep The
fourth larval stage is parasitic
TREATWEtrr — Many remedies are recommended
for the treatment of Stomach worm infestation m
sheep, and, of these, several will give more or less
satisfactory results Gipper sulphate (bluestone).
C«per*a Powder Dip, Lysol Gasoline Picric Aad.
and other substances have been, and are still advocated
by different authorities , but it is now known thanks
to the painstaking investigations on this subject by
Dr F Veglia whilst a veterinary Research Officer
to the Union Government of South Africa that none
of these remedies, used singly, can be relied upon to
give a successful result, when used at a strength com-
parable with safety to the sheep
The best possible results are obtained by dosage
vtith tablets compounded upon the formula of Dr
Ve^ia Such tablets afford a safe, rapid end effective
iTwans of treatment
I
Pages 92 — 107.
See also pages 459. 545. 744, 746, 748 & 753,
Jjbgnncnacooaoajacocon aDOD PDPPg
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
HEREFORD CATTLE
ALWAYS REDUCE THE COST OF BEEF PRODUCTION.
More Calves at Branding Time.
Better Condition under Hardships.
Fewer Deaths from Disease.
Greater Weight in Shorter Time.
The Universal Beef Breed
The London Smithtield Club Results show : — HEREFORDS are on Top
in Average Weights in Early Maturity Classes.
EL GANADO HEREFORD
REDUCE SIEMPRE EL COSTO DE PRODUCCION DE CARNE.
Hay mas terneros para las herranzasy menos muertes por enfermedad.
Mejorescondicionesderesistencia. Mucho mas peso en tiempo mas corto.
La Raza Universal de Carne
Segim el Smithfield Club de Londres, el ganado HEREFORD esta por
encima en los pesos medics de las elases precoces.
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Angus Cameron SecreUry THE HIGHLAND CATTLE SOCIETY OF SCOTLAND
National Bank of Scotland Ltd OBAN
The Islay Fold of Pedigree Highland Cattle
belonging to HUGH MORRISON of ISLAY M P
Built up from the old establ shed prue-^inning Folds of Balranald Bocbaslie AlhoU KUberry Kllchamalg
Jura Stronvar Talisker and Dunlossit
HIGHLAND COWS AND CALVES AT KILINALLAN, ISLAY
Al^nlic Onaa and f«ir al Caannaj ta th* dntano
Note the exposed windswept ensironmnt for wbidi these hardy cattle are so cmiBcady salted.
F JAMES MacKILLOP, Islay Estate Office, BndgeBd, Islay, AirylL
■a Q
DEVON CATTLE
UACl Rl \a\mfG pour
NOTABLE por
Sn vinndo <lo totit premier
La producciOn de It mejor
Sa tri's grnnde procoeiti^
pour des frnia d cntrcticn
tr^s baa
Su desnrrollo r'tpi 'o a
bago costo de jiiaPteni.
miento ,
Son lait do touto premiere
qualit>^, tr^fl mho cn
motion a gra«.s ‘a pour Io
beurro,
Ron iinmiinit/ <lo la tiilior
Su lecho de Optima cabdad
y alto poreentnje do graaa
de martteca ,
Su inmunidad a la tuber
llitail admtrablomeiit
adapts A la jrairio ct a
Itnclo*
Noted for the Production of
THE PRIMEST BEEF, Early Maturity al LOW
COST OF MAINTENANCE.
culoiis ,
Su cxtraordinnria facihdad
pnrandnpfnraoa las prader
Ins y g anjaa
Adr^MM l»vi tlcin
Swrttmro (\ oir ei
<]iii vou« fotimim
•riSncmr’tita et \ ot
inCH GRADE MILK wid HIGH BUTTER FAT
PERCENTAGE.
Frr«dom from Tiib«r€u!«»i*
Wonderfully adopted to tbe Prune uid Ranch.
al
Dirijn au4 consultoa
Scirctnrio (Bf(;un io indi
alpio), ct cual euministrari
todoB lo8 informea y envjari
gratia un folloto ilustrado
A. E. GERRARD, F.A.I., Wiveliscombe, Somerset, England.
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
The “Eag^lesfield Herd” Pedigree Dairy Shorthorns
(EitabluheJ nbout 15 yean age)
The Property of G. P. GOLDEN, Leire, Rugby.
UACi 1« NOMMf 1 pour
Sft maikIo tlo tout promior
Sa tr^« grando jirrcociti^
pour (1 m frftK <1 entreticn
Sod tail de toute prorrudr^
qualit , tr^a riolio eii
matifng pm** -a pour !o
llttatl ndmirnl Tempiit
adapt<^ 1^ U ]ruirio ct u
I cneloy
AdrMiieg 1 m domniidM nu
Seorttniro (%oir ci dMHoua).
qui \oui foumiro tuiu nii
acip^ernonta et voug en\ erra
franco notro notice
illuttr^a
Noted for the Production of:
THE PRIMEST BEEF, Early Maturity at LOW
COST OF MAIKTENANCE.
HIGH GRADE MILK and HIGH BUTTER FAT
PERCENTAGE.
Freedom from Tul>ereulo»i*
Wonderfully adapted to t!i« Prmirie and Ranch
NOTABLE por
La prodiicciOn do la mejor
Su dcBnrrollo npi‘'o a
bajo costo do manteni.
mionto ,
Su lechc de Optima calidad
y alto porcentnje de grasa
de manteca ,
&u mmunidad a la tuber
ciilosis .
Su extroordinana facilidad
para odaptarso a las proder
/ns y R anjas
Dirija SUB consultas al
Sccreiano (acRiln so indica
nipie) el cual summistrard
todos los informea y enviar^
Rratis un folloto ilustrodo
A. E. GERRARD, F.A.I., Wivcliscombc, Somerset, England.
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
The ANDERSON HERD of Pedigree DAIRY SHORTHORNS
The proper!) of RODERT N TOR^, Anderstm Dlandford Dorset
Stock Bull:—
ANDERSON CHAMPION
BATES 18SS67.
Wlaan et Btny fnm lacladla* —
1st Prize and Champion
Male, Rj\ S£. Show,
Readme, 1926.
and Numerous other
Prizes.
S 't — Kelnucott Conjuror 3nl 13*269
19 1
H » S re Kelnucon Aerobit 6tlu
"on l5t * Ihimpion R AS t 1916
*nd out of SpoUws 3]it who
Champion K^SE
19U and cave —in 650J 11*. of n ilk
1^ "* * ' laotatons III*
I>an Hrlpnute 15{h non —1st
Inre Irnff and nl R A S 1-
ChoHx 191J ant rave -9 090| lbs.
nilkut 1st call
Dunorr Kitklmnrtoo Stb.
e 17 16o| lbs of milk in 3JI
« H th ISth call Averaged
ron Ist Iru^B Milk A leld Class \eo-iI Show 1923
aca usi an uteru wiiru ,« vears ^ 1 Only tune shown Now in her I9th veai
a^ stbl breedin and milk ng w' I She faas produced 16 calves and g en —
10 I 4 lbs ofoiilk nl9tg <>0
10 061 19*0 31
13 5* 19.1"
IS *39 19*" "3
H 359 19*3 "1
1*6 3 I9"4«5
• 1Mda>'s w chherlStheaU
She IS the dam of Aodenoo Pnctlsss Bain 160*42 a pnte « nrer at the toadon
.. Kob nson 01 Hants Ore« a whesedsperul
A-VDERSO'4 CHAMWOV BATES ISesr
DairrShow 19
33 of his * raedlMcseah
AboOaoot AnletsraCbaapbn Bates 1S656‘
t rtelo tfii tiati
DAHORT KffiZlETIKGTOT 6lS Tol 86 p IIW
TEIE HERO COSirrS CBimT or BATCS FAMIUSS
lachiffl* lOrUefiartoM Thofadile Belle* Difloeton* Jdd Eje» Also elhsr
Dutwgthepaiisxveatto erPlAE IIINDRED TKIZr* have been on
A Champ on Male R A S t- Show Daf) ngton 19 0 1« C"* P
ii! J ® t Show Derb 19 1 1st Pnie Bull lawdoo Oa m Sl» 19 I
U^'i'“^’‘*"=f’onRASI Show Cambful e 19 f"'* ® “ V
n * “» *923 Isl 1 f le Bull London Us r> Show I ‘
poo Male Ko5al Count es Show Bournemouth 19 6 t»t 4 Cbaw on Fen a
Royal Count n Show Bournemouth 19 6 Isl A Champ on K ' «
Show Keadn? 19"0 1st I nre bhorthom Sor ete Irse Special W Is
ChaUente Cup 4 Champ on len ale Three Count es Show 19 l« 1‘t se
n* Trials Three Count es Show 19 7 R«en« Chao pM Mai KAbt
fh^ Newport 19 i$t Ine Mlkn Tral* KASr Show
K. 5«" r,& ”
W’SandlO 0 IstPrueforbeslDaryHetd nlheKo>alCou»t»
«d 19 6 1st and Yeov I M Ik Record ng Soe ely -
:upinl9 Sandl9 j T*-
IS have been competed f<
BULLS AND FEMALES OF
all ages for sale
INSPECnON IRVl ' l ' EU
tbuns Met at blasdford and
EOURSehouTH stations
}«>46 ATOE^OSOAW^ro^C
Cave -dlW lb*.o*nu.hi»SI'**«
Address all communications to ROBERT N. TORY,
^-0'7-rerervevr,g.g»~,rir-jTorxmwx00.*L.'~'9L'i.'^^''
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
P«a «f l4t Pme Rtnrre Cluapioo Sb»»rl nt Ewm IKS. bred br l»ba Crow*
EXPORT OF STUD ANIMALS TO ALL COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD
The Property of JOHN CROWE,
fi
.rwJ br ^obn Oim*
1 1 )M lU of n V U> )IV <!•» 19 1 24
^ M015I lU o( m 1. n 219^.71 19 S
Th» u#* • a«m ku • Wt. rMonl ol ItJUO lU •! «1b
Tdrframi I Crew* OTrrton lUati
Tbooat 34 Orcrton Hants
THE DAIRY SHORTHORNS
OF IMPROVED BATES’
BREEDING
ARE FOREMOST AS
DUAL-PURPOSE CATTLE:
HIGH MILK YIELD,
EASILY FATTENED,
ROBUST CONSTITUnON,
EARLY MATURITY.
VISITORS
SHOULD NOT NEGLECT
INSPECTING THE
MANOR FARMS LIVE STOCK
CORRESPONDENCE
INVITED
Stations Overton SJt , 1 ntle
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
Property of J PIERPONT MORGAN, Wall Hall, Aldenham,
Watford, Herts
Dairy Shorthorns
Large White Pigs
Southdown Sheep
Jersey Cattle
Percheron Horses
Utility Poultry
f, numerous prizes won in all sections at leading shows
fe INSPECTION YELCOMED BV APPOINTMENT ^
&
t Apply: J. FLEMING, Estate Office, Wall Hall, Aldenham, S
S Watford, Hertfordshire. |
17 MILES FROM LONDON |
T.hphone “ Tlir PROPERTY OI -
No «e norkin, £ MACINTOSH, ^ '*■
BOXHILL FARM * * ^ * DORKING, SURREY, E^G
FOXRLRY HERD OF PCDICREE DAIRY SIKlRFHORNS
fonhlr\ herd of pfdicref large black pigs
BROtkHAM FIOCK OF PEDIGREE ‘OLTHDOWN SHEEP
FOM LI \ KENNEL OF PEDIGREE GOLDEN RITRmERS.
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
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Jersey Cattle I j The Fylde Herd
HORNE COURT HORNE HORLEY, SURREY
The Home of Mrs Ha)es Sadler’s Herd of
Jersey Cattle
TUBERCULIN-TESTED
Q ikoir htad n; 19 6 q
D Ont ef th« prlRdpil ticrei In (lit Saulli ol Engitad and within D
y SS lallet o( L«Bdon la 1926 and 192T ( c Champ anitup* O
Q three Reserve ChampioniUpt and 19 Flnl Pntei at the leadlo^ g
Q Sbowt were awarded iaclud ng the Reierve Male Champion at q
g ibe Royal Show 19'’6 and Female Champion at the Royal □
Show 1921 Q
□ Export ordcri carelully (elected and ahipment arranfed □
y CorTeipendenee to Mri HAYES SADLER Horne Court. Horne 6
Q Horley Surrey §
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SOUTHBURN
ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTLE
and SUFFOLK SHEEP
Rreperty of SIR PRINCE PRINCE-SMITH BT
ABE R D E E N - ANGUS cattle of the cho erst breeding
iikW Rg Ericat Pridea Mui Burgeaaca Jilta and Vtnen
reared in ■ cold cl male 12 m lea off the East Coast of
^orkih rr
Pfirei won at lead ng ihows. including Royal etc
‘^txk Culls—-
Eurrn of Balltndalloch 54730 by Jorum of Ball ndalfoch
43920
Rafua of BoekUnd 53693 by Proud George 3859>
\oung Bulls and He fera usually for sale
SUFFOLK SHEE P Tbe flock baa been bu It up by careful
jrl<<* •"‘d prires bave been won at tbe Royal NorfoL
H fbUnd and otber lead ng shows
Ram Lim! t aolj amually and SKeatl rg Ew«s usually
for tale
Apply J IL BRIGG Soutbburis Eatate OBice DnfTieldf
t*x\ York*
T« ac .-.e-Hf-ec «wutWWrn. n. oloa Tet»pSo«e— OnffeU II
Pedigree Dairy Shorthorns
!i R SILCOCK & SONS LTD
i
I STOCK BULL
“Pearl’s Masterpiece” 218077
I (as 111“ I a ei en saciel)
I See Leenung PoLucian 173380
I Dam. Pearl Queen (w 64 p 1240)
Winner of lat Pnze and Champ on Shap lat Pnie (D SAJ
and Reserve Champ on Cumberland Shows 1927
iat Pnie Shropshire end Weal M dland 2nd Prize Pzford
ahre 3rd Pnze RA S.E. i 1st Pnie (Open) Da rr 2 nd Pnze
(County) Beef and Dairy Royal Lancashire Shows 1928
Other Stock Bull CRENDON BEAU BRUMMEL I721S0
Sre Lod Notngliam II63I7 Dam Noll ngham Fnnceis
2nd (v 61 p Ills) Crendon Beau Brummet was the * re ot
6$(05OasyJ2th lat Pr ze Reserve Champ on RAS E 192$
MILK RECORDS TAKEN DAILY
TAe Htrd u open for irupecfwn el any fime
ty efipc nlmml and for parlteulanof leltelti
Bull Caivn and Yeung Bulls apply •“ ^
GEORGE PARK Thornton Hhll Farm
Tbemton le Fylde, Lancs
I Brackenhurst Herd of
^ Pedigree Bates^ Dairy Sborthorns
fl sir WILLIAM N HlCKlNC Bart
FI DKACKFMIL
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
ClJFFORD LAST CABL, Dtm ot Stack Ball
CtiUord Lady Cut cave 10 60^1 lbs olmlkiaSSTdays 19‘*3 24 and avenged 9 3H94 lbs for four
years LadjCailsavelS 439Ilbs InSOUdays IS^O 21 (NoetbanU MR Soc and D SjV. Records)
WILD EYES OAHtTHAB 18620S ilarkroan sire CulelonDaitrSnc 141439 dam Annie Wild Eyei
\ol do p 1U12 bySerweiitaoldeo Star 13611)9 and out of Lily Wild Eyes Carleton Dairy Eing
was outof Lady WiDdsor22iid. tbat gave 14 890 lbs of milk in one Uccatioo period Annie Wild
Eyetgave)U493lbs.mS00<tays 10.122 andl0 4931bt in336daysl0 3 23 and 100104 lbs in
lO.a 26 Lily WJd Eyes gave 9 6104 lbs of milk in 1023 and won First lYiteat tbe Cumberland
Show 19^ and Second at tbe Royal Counties Show in 1923
BULLS COWS AKD IIEIFCRS ALWAkS FOR SALE INSPECTIOV ISWITED
Apply — i }. STRONG, Foxhill Cottage Farm, West Haddon, Rugby.
The Silverton Dairy Shorthorn Herd
owned by Mr J L SHIRLEY is very well-known
Animals from this herd have been exported to North and South America
and to South Africa, and outstanding successes have been gained in the
Show Ring, especially at the
LONDON DAIRY SHOW,
where within a period of 15 years— 80 Prites and Honours have been won.
SnquIrUt ett tnqiUd la “
J. L. SHIRLEY, Silverton, BLETCHLEY, Bucks.
The Thornton Lodge Herd i
or PEDIGREE ^
Lincolnshire Red Shorthorns
OFFICIALLY RECORDED (1
The Property of Captain A. C. RIPPIN, ^4
Thornton Lodge, Near HomcasUe, Lincolnshire. H
R
Tb« Herd hai brcabrtd tntiralyoaDalryLInnfeTewTVlSaDnrtT
ytan and conUlnt reauy of tbc Hlghnt YUIdiitg Cow, la tb( Bread ^
KumcTOU, (Bcrtun Includt Hlgbnl Herd Averagt aad HlySnl I*!
Individual Yield. Flnt PrU, for Dairy Bull, eu| of Officially ('
t4 Recorded Data, and HIgbnt Yield of Ifelfcn. H
HOME AND 0\TR-SEAS ENQUIRIES LNVITED ^
PEDIGREE
DAIRY SHORTHORNS
Cow, <1 Pur. BATTS DESCENT
Talerloo Ulldeyes Fosgtthorpe, etc.
Official Milk a Butter Fat Record,
Pnre Kimeri BalU from QttalifieJ Cam
F. H. K. HARRISON, Scaletceofla. by Corlule, Comb
THE CHEVIOT SHEEP SOCIETY (Scotland).
"KIStr:;, Mr. GEORGE DAVIDSON, 1, Bridge Street, Hawick, Scotland.
THREAVE HERD
of PedigMe Tuberculin Tested
M Ik Recorded
Ayrsiiire Cattle.
Apply —
Col. W. T. R. HOXJLDSWORTH,
THREAVE ; KIRKMICKAEL : AYRSHIRE.
ABERDEEN -ANGUS
The Premier Beef and Early Maturity Breed,
supreme at Fat Slock Shows, in Carcase Com-
{vtitions and at Salen of butcher’s cattle. The
most popular sire for crossing Is the Aberdeen-
Angus. Parliojlars fran^
Aberdeen-Angus Cattle Society,
91 UNION STREET, ABERDEEN,
SCOTtAND.
I Sir W. St. A. ROUSE BOUGHTON, |
M BART*.
g 0OWNTON HALL, LUDLOW, |
p OLD ESTABLISHED HEREFORD HERD, t|
g CAREFUl. UNE BREEDING. |
t1 SPH3AI. Attention to Hardiness and Health ^
Sires tecenUy used; _
^ Pereentire (375SS>. hy Sir Sam (33131)
H Bauuds Jumbo (361W). by Conquest (32393). ij
Crossways NantiTute by Resolute (3553T}. ^
AwIyiOWKER. 'riiono LudJow 55 SUtn Ludlow. Ijl
CEO. BLIGHT & SON,
TRECONNtNG, OREACE. HELSTOK. CORNWALL.
Breeders ol QotiDsey Cattle. Oztord Down Sbetp, and tong
White LOD-Eored and Berkshire Bigs
Wmi »S7 <i CA.mpjarwWot Speeith tnd Reurte Clumptaat
«>th ws'EehiWW »»*4 iws, lose * tM7. t«I«dioeCi.jmpu.n Tirlc.,
•ad Rwerw Clwmyieo T.fie« RojrU of Eficlend Show Slock for 5.1.
RICHARD K. LAX,
“Home Farm,” Osgodby. Nr. Selby. Y'orki
rWeSMN CATTLE. DERKSlUltE PtaS.
PLYMOUTH KOCK A LIGHT SUSSEX
POULTRY.
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Middle White Pigs §
Mt* HAYES SADLER S ceUbMUd hCTd ot Middl* ^VU^« Pig»
ba> DOW beta ttnovrd (a IIOR.NC COURT l<OR>E. KORLEY
SURREY
A Bumbtt of OciMted p)«» tiav* beta oipoTtcd ind during Utl
»tuoa «hipm(Dt> bivc gone la Jip«a and otbtr duUnt touatrics.
The Edmonton Herd
of Lar£:e White Pigs
The Property of Meurs. J RACKLEY & SONS,
Ilemutage Farm. Sil%er Street, Edmonton, N 18.
Fbaa* Tolltelum tW (WitbiaSmJSeiotLoadoul
EahOHli art onty M«t lo ibe kading abawt. Siact IS:), IT
Cbampiotttlilpt. 11 RtMtm and S2 rirtl Pritca bivt beta was,
n lBCh>d m Fttnak Cbampk* at tbt Rojal AgTkuIlaral Sarktya
D Show 1»IT and Rntrw for barb Cbinideoihlra ai tb» Rtyti
n Sbaw !«».
O SbooU )«a with ta Inprcl ftnl rUu Mlddk UVln. wrtK dlmt
ta Mr*. UAITS SADLER at above addma.
Tbe bnt atack ahoayt gtv* aatutartioa.
EXTORT A SPECfAim
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reuV aad Stkts* fTi*ijaaa at ~eonl~ i-mT
ttktw C&aspioD. Eatb aa< VtM Sbeo . Cbavpwa S;Dro Pic.
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
FOR PURE-BREEDING :
FOR GRADING UP :
FOR CROSS-BREEDING :
The Large White Yorkshire Pig
IS
STILL
SUPREME
FOR
HERD
FOUNDATION.
IS
STILL
UNSURPASSED
AS
STOCK
IMPROVER.
THE WOODBOROUGH LARGE WHITE YORKSHIRE PIGS. «
The WMdboteB{b Herd is aeu Peeliei
la CeontT Wiltshire. HogUnd.
la^uines tttd cormpendence should h« addressed to —
G. D. LISTER, e/e Intetaatloaal Directory of Pedigree Stock Breeders, 23. Fleet Street, Loudon, E,C.3,
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The Registered
COMPTON HERDS
of Pedigree
Middle White Yorkshire
and
Large White Ulster Pigs.
Numeroui Champion Cups and Pnies have been awarded
our Ezhibilf at the leading Agricultural and Fat Stock
Shows, including The Royal of England. Bath and West.
Royi! Counties, Royal Yortahi re. Smiti field Qub Fat Stock.
Iixpig end empty Gilli and Sleek Bean for Sale.
Our Hrfd contains the best and moat prolific famtliea
□ □ □
S. BIDE & SONS, Ltd,
'fhones Fernfxm 8
Grant ' DiJr Fcmfttm.
Anc FiJik EJu<n
Fanbazn,
Surrey,
Eogtand.
SUNHILL PEDIGREE STOCK
MIDDLE WHITE PIGS
SOUTHDOWN SHEEP
B
OWEN & LIVINGSTONE,
Sunhill Farm,
Blindley Heath - Lingfield - Surrey.
Station— Godifone Tel — South Codstone 59.
The Walton and Worsley Herd ol
PEDIGREE LARGE WHITE PIGS
Tho Troperly of Tho Lord Dareshury, CVO.
X>Brlae tha Uit4 yean Iht Herd hu ohtateed tha toDowiiif
awardi Royal Arrlealtural Society Sbowt. 80 Pnies, S Champion
Gold Bedali, and Silrrr Cballeny* Cop : Royal Laacaihirt Shows.
33 m»t. as d 4 Gold Medals. Great Yorkibirs Shows, 18 rtlies.
and S Ootd Mtdala
In.pwetlon welcomMl by appoinlmenL
raef>ilrficala.l, »nJ appoinfM/n/, to ruw tkt ItrrJ apply to
The Manager, The Office, Bridge House,
inCIIER.WALTON, Near WARRINGTON
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Q Apaxt from feeding the above are vital factors ^
□ In order to make Pig keeping profitable to day C
H YOUNG BOARS & GILTS WITH EXCELLENT 9
□ PEDIGREES ALWAYS FOR SALE YOU can l
° obtain value for money from C
§ The BURLINGTON HERD f
□ of Pedigree Large White Pigs f
D Owned by C
Q JAMES BAKER Windrndte Farm South Milford □
U West Yorkt Enelaad. L
^ Call or iprili insfttl on and enou ries Ininlei r
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PEDIGREE PIGS
LARGE WHITE & LARGE BLACK
LARGE WHITE STOCK BOARS —
Bonrne Champion Boy 38lb (lit Royal Prierkiorouah
Lincoln Yorkshire end Rojal Lancashire Showa, all Idij)
Aldenbam Tozk 6th (\ol dS) Bourne Eios Band 218th
(\oI 43}
LARGE BLACK STOCK BOARS
Ashh; Lei S4747, Basiingbonta Onttit lit C9tt
All pige open air reared on most up (o date pig farm id
the country Over 4,000 pi(l bred yearly
ED\VA.RD TOWQOOO & SONS, Ld
Sainton Carobi (tvhittleifcrd or Shelferd LNER)
Telephone SheUord 39 (3 linca)
A record of progress without equal □
Is shown In the bounding popularity of the
KERRY HILL
(Wales) SHEEP
Pay your rent by founding a flocb.
HARDY ENOUGH FOR SEYERE
i CintATES THEY THRH'E
EVERY]] HERE
The RAMS are unrivalled for crossirg purpo'es
The E\\ ES are prolific and Ideal mothers
The LAMBS foot soon and mature early
The OOL commands top prices on the market
The MUTTON is lean tender, Juicy and universally
favoured
§ ANNUAL PEDIGREE SALES
p ta IKS.
S CRA\ E.V ARMS Shropshire. Sept. 6th.
O KERRY. Montgomepahlre. Sept. Tih.
B KMCHTON, Radaorshlie, Sept I3lh
THE BANDORA Herds of
Pedigree Middle & Large White Pigs
FAMOUS PEDIGREES AND
EXCEPTIONAL BREEDING STOCK
Breeders and Fanners at Home or Abroad, write
me your Requirements and let me quote you
IAN. R. PURDIE, “ Cherry Tree Farm,”
Great Kingshill, High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire
A. H. FOX-BROCKBANK,
wanner of principal Pnrei at leading Agricultural Fat Stock
and Poultry Showi also, having judged at most of the leading
National Show* CAN SUPPLY PEDIGREE STOCK of
the following breeds “—
Pedigm and Nob PedUtM SAIST SBOBTHOSN CATTLE.
OAILOWAY CATTLE.
SBETLAim fONSS—Pubild ft Skewbald CUMBERLAND PIGS
Old Kirtuh Oam* Old QigUili Oama Baotama.
Old Bicliah Phaaiaat Fowli. tTUltr ft Exhibition ladian Runner
Daeki.
Bnbden Oma. Border Tertlen
THE CROFT. KIRKSANTON. SILCROFT.
CUMBERLAND
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3 THt. HOME OP SOL’niDOHV SIICLP
3 KomtTMa Prlaei won at the principaj Show*,
j lodhridail Pedlgrtet kcyt.
j GUERNSEY CATTLE
^ for BnttcT'fat MILK.
\ SMORTHORN CATTLE
J The Dual-purpose animii
3 Make and remain far Sak fram eaet 1 fW abare brrti, af
3 Shccy aa< Cank a9 cmtaSy knd aa Oa farm.
3 Apply— WALTER LA-NCMEAD.
1 kklCKS - TATTOV . itSSCX. &
^ Statma— Tmi Jartka m lUrakam iSaaOarW RaOwayl. C-3
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
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BREEDERS CARDS
Tho Otham Herd of
Pedigree Sussex Cattle.
J. Raynfr Betts. GreenhiII
Firm Ot^lm Maidstone. Kent.
The Exhibits from this herd hiee won con-
ssteady at the Beading thowt in the past seren
peart, including three Ropal Championahjps
and nunpjihampion and othet pnzet at^the
leading Shows
Bolls ondj Heifers (usually Lfor lale.
GARTMORE
GALLOWAY
BELTED
CATTLE.
Property et Sit A B T. Carter.
Bart . Breeder eiad Saceeielttl
Exhibitor ot well-bred ** Selbei.”
Parttculart from ~
J Dfmpster. Esiates CMitce. Cartmorr,
Perthshire
THE O.P.H.
(R. E. PALMER!
OaUanda Park Herd. Newdigale. Suirey
0 P K Registered prefix of the OARLARDS
PARK HERO. Newdigatr, Surrey Pure
Pedigree Registered Kerry Cattle, pfi«.
milking hutter.lat, record itraios, type,
breeding Herd list with pedigrees on
application —Apply, THE FOREMAN
Lincoln Red Shorthorns.
Lagt Year’* HerdlAverage 10,003 Ibt.
Younj Sfoc^ /or Safe,
T L.JOLLT, Minor 7arm, Woretead, Norwich
Hurts Herd
of
DAIRY SHORTHORNS
Bulla and Heifers always on Sale.
/tppfy f
W. E. LONG.
Hurts Hall • Saxmundham • Suffolk
Sir George Macpherson Grant, BarL
Ballindalloch CasUe.
Hie above wiilely known Herd of
ABERDEEN-ANGUS
CATTLE
can be seen on appltcatioa to
Ratclipfe Herd of
Dexter Cattle
Property ot W. liadaty Crerud, M.P.
Exhibited at twenty three ebiwi in last four
year»»u‘oo eight Championibipe. twenty,
three Firsts and lorty seven otW pnees
ROYAL ASP OTHER WtS'StRS
FOR IMMCDtATE SALE
C.H.WIliT£RTOS,R;".!(ll™i.
' Wraake, Laiceetar
PEDICR£E DAIRY SHORFHORNS
Dnal Porposa type
BRED FOR MILK AND CONSTITUTION
Veacliag buDt usually for sale
Alto
FLOCK OF REGISTERED ROMNEY
MARSH SHEEP
W MtUXR. Reottlle.Nr Caatetbiuy. Rrat.
The Otham Flock of Kent
or Romney Marsh Sheep.
J Rayner Betts. Creenhill
Farm Otham Maidstone, Kent
The Flock cenaistief jso Ewea and hat wen tst
Pnee in the Flock Compstitien ipey and and
reserve ehameienship 19x5 and and In igsd
None but the best rams have been used and (le
expense been spend to imprere the llntk
Sales ter export haee letaUed over xoo In the
psst (our ycii<
PEDIGREE
SWALEDALE SHEEP
The Largest and Oldest Pure Breeding Fleck of
thii hardy breed eery suitabla fer high ground
Wisfltrs el SJ Caih Pn<ei and twa Slecr
Cups, 19x0 A 19x7
W. T. HARRISON,
’ Torkihirt.
Our PgdifTee Flock of
ROSCOMMON SHEEP
has wen ($$5 in cash yntes. Alse 6
eahiable cups $ apeeial pntei in
Oubhn and tecal ahem ainee ipxj
.... e Mollm
bub Free Slate
LINCOLN SHEEP.
BAMS. EWES and LAMBS lat SAI£ frcffl
the ta»»o« Hotkitow Maser Phterwlaslist
Pncoln Lennieol Flock, which weB til th*
Fmt Pnxes. Chuntnes asd Bettrtt Cbanptos
UaeolD SbKp Claieei Reril Show el
Engiaod 1F19. rte.elo Write lot partiCBlan.
CLIFFORD NICHOLSON.
Worlaby Hntite, Brigs, LincolDdhtre.
PEDIGREE
DORSET DOWN FLOCK
Flockenlervdio\a1umel RrgisteredSo 3S
Yk inner of Challenge Cup
for 1933. 1933. 1937.
for theJ,lKwt 100 ewes
T. R. SPILLER, SSrJi..Lp
' BUadtord. OorseL
KENT OR ROMNEY
MARSH SHEER.
RAMS EWES and LAMBS tor SALE bom
the Reentered Pedigree rnie.WiBiuiig Flock
Ifk Sod 3rd dtb and Sib Pitiea woo lut
ksterestioost Shew Boews Aires, lor r*e^
etc Wnla lor prices aad parbmlan.
Apple Owner
CLIFFORD NICHOLSON,
Worlaby House. Bngg. LaDcoIaihire.
The Westbroke Flock of Registered
Fomoey Marsh Sbeep.
ARTBUR ren WesthToke,
Lydd, Romney Marsh, Keat.
Oldest Estshhthed Fleck in the County
Minner ef I First Pnees x Rewrre Award,
and the Champten Cup in Ewe Flock Com.
peuuena and many Proes lor WeoL
Ewea and Rama always (or Sale
ioapecton iovicad
GORDANO HERD
ot PFDICBEP
LARGE ^VH^‘E PIGS
Out ef doers most of the year
Alao Pare Bred Cbbty POULTST Ucht
Sotsex aad Aaconax. trap-nested and on tire
range
HanJv and Prolific strains and pot forced
HOPE -WOOD HERD
MIDDLE WHITE PIGS
Lire oof all (he year Kardy gfolifv early
maCurily Stock Hoar a ama «( the pnie-
winning Hartoia Ikliveraace 60.11 stiKk
(or sale a( moderate pnees Aprly Oaraer
H. Cecil Nash, SbephcTdiwatl,
' IUbL rwe’.wa
THE WHARFEDALE HERD OF
PEDIGREE MIDDLE WHITE PIGS
WoB Chsapioaship at lha Royal She* *—
IPOS. 1P39 IFlD llu. till Ills mt.
1*0. 1*33. 1*3. IKS * 1*77.
First Pme Icn cf Gilts at eleven auccetilre
Royal S’wwi.
It pays to keep l.»w Hchf type
PRICLS ITRk REtSONAIilX-
AppSy-LTOPOLD C PAOtT.
ICidrt^tbarpe HalL Terfc.
Feover Herd
or PESICRCE
middle Whites
IKS aurceasrs iacluSc Flee ChampiMwMm.
Only Soars ot peweed vnhry kept. Detai le d
Utility reeeeda ot family gives si desued
THE COST OF
EACH SQUARE IS
20/- net.
“CUTTHORPE HERD”
Pedi'srde Large WiTiite Pigt
ApfJy-ER.VEST A. CROOKES,
“ Ram CeCa** Parw."
CTTTBCtrr. CMUILUTIU OetbrMms.
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Southbrook Corriedale Stud
THE FURTHEST SOUTH CORRIEDALE STUD IN NZ
The Southbrook Corriedale Stud was founded In 1908, and Is chiefly of the Lincoln Merino foundation Rams
from the studs of L White, J H Johnstone and J A Stringfellow have been used The Southbrook Corrie
* dales are large framed good constitutioncd sheep They arc bred In the rigorous Southland climate, and the
stud is the furthest south one In New Zealand
The v^ool from Southbrook Comedales u renowned. It has been practically unbeatable In open competition at
Southern Shows because of its outstanding quality
At the Winter Show held in Dunedin In 1927 fleeces of Southbrook
Corriedal»8 scored the possible 100 marks Stations using rams from _ order EARLY
this stud have reported a market Increase rn quality of wool with an ® . ..i. n. ■.
increase in price up to 6d per lb WM AYSON^Jeu^«gk W.lkak.
Parorangi Stud
Romney Marsh Sheep and Hereford Cattle
The Parorangi Sheep are known in every Country where Romneys are bred.
STVD KOUSEY RAM LAMBS
Awarded World’s Championship for Ram at Argentine Centenary International Exposition
in 1910.
Eitguinn ineiteJ full parlicaferj/rom —
ESTATE ERNEST SHORT, “PARORANGI,” FEILDING, NEW ZEALAND.
Cable Coea KZ C SUi Edition.
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
107
Prut IliniK'i ID"? on llmr hint faslurtt
Glen Dhtt Corriedales
Sir Charles Campbell Bart , founded
this flock In 1S90 by mating Merino
Ewes with English Leicester Rams
His son now the present owner, has
strictly supervised the ctilllngand mating
of the Studs and hu ideal has always
been to breed a STRONG COVSTITU-
TIOVED SHEEP CARRYING A
DENSE FLOCKY FLEECE of 5(1<56
spinning quality
Glen Dhu Rams are well known all
over the Southern Hemisphere, Rams
having been shipped to the Peruvian
Covemment. PaUgonla Argentina and
the United States of America I
t\lien exhibited in the Show Ring, Glen
phu Corrledales have more than held
their o^ssi I
Rams at Glen \Vhu this season clipped
up to 27 lbs of Skirted Wool ^
Rants and Ew cs lor Safe—Sallsractfon Guaraorpetf
priu U ,«u>i 9 * l^r V«-*i «
I U/y Urr M— S S fi.
N. D. CAMPBELL,
GLEN DHU, MOTUNAU,
NEW ZEALAND.
MEADOWBANK HERD MtUcins Shoi^homx
Mtsflowlmk PnoesDarliafton taken when SODTHLANP
Beit Ball la SonttUal NEW ZEALAND
C. J OFFICER,
THORNE Day
ALLEN VICKERS,
Stud Stock Specialist Blenheim
Importer end Breeder of —
MUSmo SHORTHORNS
LARGE WRITE TAHWOBTH sad
BERKSHIRE PIGS
ttinaer of 10 CbampioDsbipi.
Addreei Redvood Street BLENHEIM
amoBOROOGH. N.Z.
Anawhala Ptilgre, Frltsiani
sre line bred two to a x limes
to tbe World Champion Buttertat
Cow atartls; last ever IS year*
N^CofeneieatCOR lOtSSlIba Pat
tniSS itOh.
EXPORT ORDERb RECEIVE SPECIAL
ATTfcVTlOS
P 7 EODCELR Xoidfs Wutemsta Cenatr
AnCkUsd NR,
Gleocareock Sfock Farms.
ABERDEEN-ANGUS CATTIE
Amerira i PmUer Herd.
Also Breeden of SUITOLK DOWN SHEEP
ud BERKSHIRE SWINE.
James D McCreyor, Proprietor,
Brandon, Manitoba, Canada.
Thorabj Polled Regislered
Hereford Catile.
Orer 100 cowl la her! ber^ bead^^ bw PISI |
SOTZ.Cb yecrtia^ tuU. t>iUjtaee L^ A '
Sat. lltnew^ blow aaa.,t<d It
PRIAM, biatwal prtc-al b«J, 11*7 same Show I
mod Sale. [
AS llmbwd adracia^ee w-tb bewaa facM I
XAraK SmtEXAN '
Tteabr HarW •• Phodart. {
S AJrKOn Bmden SZattTe'eJ At i tn s vtmentt gilt le /mj
p«rn 422. 421 ead 412.
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BROOD MARES
HUNTERS POLO PONIES
farm and TRADESMEN’S
HORSES, &c.
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FARM and FIELD
REQOISITES
GALVANIZED
CATTLE TROUGHS
WmE AND
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CORRUGATED
SHEETS
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Cod-Liver Oil
m*pron^^ri!o small doses this oil has a wonderful effect
enLli no * * 4 ^^**"''!* generally improTing the condition of stock For
nr^viri “ ftt for reariog calves cod liver oil has
LiJmIpa n “ superior to oU cake linseed o 1 etc Experience proves that
devpinn in4n° f’ show a Steady ucrease in weight and
ihp ntp^nf ♦if **ealthy animals Pigs benefit to a remarkable extent from
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Plnndh ™“j*^‘^ever be rich in vitamins this can be assured by ordering
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milk or flesh of Ihe animals
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CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
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Directory of Pedigree Stock Breeders.
ENGLAND
Cattle Breeders
For ErptanaliOH o/ Sjmbo’s etc $et page X\t
hame aed Addre>«
gits ^H-tjtelE 'tEKt glins,
THE ROTAl FARMS WWOSOF
SAHDRDrOSAH KOSFOLR (>.
^ Si iJrmte of ®
HOME FASH, STOKE CLIHSIAKD. C0RKWA1X'>/>I
BEIiEVEB FARM FRIHCETOWTr DETOK
GROVE FARM LEJfTOV KOTTWOHAM
Akbey A IN Didjwner* Hall Rovdon E««*
Abbot lUlisard Al^rlRb Colcheflcr E»»f*
Abtott >lalcoltn.iio»l«THou»< J arm IVnbs Derb«V“rr
Abtott \N ^lockerkln C«VrnTX<u(h CUmN-rland (>
Abbott \' S Tborohaurti Prlrrboroogh Northaou
Abboltt N\^HifhTrw»b.- — '■ — '«
AMy R C M <hwUto«
^ jcd Ilci^ey 'i
Hall Itavrirouct Citea '
. - - \'al«tn Uocoln
Abraham Harry Ritbv Manor Tralbs Linroln Ji
Ackrra Mat Cka» 1 HontW Maw* t,lcw«rt ^ 1
AcklanI Col AIrrdiHkr Houar Mrlwati Jlcrta
Arklanl Mr».l A L rchinmrod Manor CoojrraUiry San.
Adami Mat Vn. RradtirlJ Culk^nytai lo-vre
Adam* L r, Tk« Oak*. Uratnbo Uitlnrh. Haati-
Adam* brrd, Ea»t C»uantnxhraJ. Lndf«-*lrr hoorract
Adamt,rf«ortr,Sh i-lrv IVrbv , . .1*.
Adam* IWs Lawrl tanrt.Oltrrt **lo»r Suftoi lA t
A tarn* Mr* l'o«■^•* ThrCrdar* Eihff “kirTTr
AdamA kax-natd l , I rmham Mar>or I antiMai Rrrk* l»*
Adam* S 1 Lc«Tr FarR eh, Hal*»Il.Totr.r» IV*j»i
AdamAWr* b ) A& n M-Arifk,ll*J*»ll.TotwAl>'^
Adam* W O S ItowtlrrH 11, tl Oaf.«d
Adam* Mi**M &, Oakland* HalilraJ L«*rx
Aiamm A, 'trnnct I arm Kn« xk. Csmlrttand
AdJiti*rIl. k r»,Okl Iftbrndal ll-krtr
A k! » A ^ , Cb l«lr®» Uafirr JlrTrArJ
AdUno Jlor«^l<r«krat4rTn,Lr bhackburcb Dare
Sort Kant*
Addn J «.r)rUrnd.*buiiK*t.Krt)lal.«,
Kf*
D«ros
Shcnbon
Untford
AhrrdrritAiictu
Sbortboni
Shorthorn
L R Shortbom
Shorthcaia
Red iWI
X,.K StwthnrD
1 . K bvmbcra
Ab<*y»Kire
/rr*ry
IV***
iv*T*r^
Short hnni
Krd Ibll
A<*d
H»TTliirJ
}e*r*aas
Name and Addre**
AdJitm Jo* nddeeEnd SUinten Kendal Writmorland
Adrane C R. U Uab^am Hall Cambridge
A^ibica A L CarstofPimi RuRby.NNarnicVahire .
AdIrtCTon CeB R L. CuhrrthOTT<ella[lCratitharn Line* (N|
Apt Robed* Hon PC "impolelUU Royttort C*ttiblO>l!
Agela*lo T Kouehwocd ratK.Cba)(oal SkC let Doclu '
Ap«» C Morltnd Durrantf Craxley Green Herti
Agnen Ma)or ) S BatUlri Rougham Bury 51 UmuB'
SufMk |i'
Afoiiet T S 111 r Farm Thrapiion Nortbaol*
Aikman Mai 31 H K Ig^toa liaatett Luttedmrih
Rtuby NNaniickihire
Aialey Sin ) C |m»> Pm CountyOak Cnaley.Suiarx
AiKKougb tame* Pairbum Hall Paxbold Lane* ‘
AiBiwodh ) C StirlWield Pm Slrntm Al/relm Derbl
Aitkrnhrad C CarrHouiePm SewSeaham Co Dviehanb.,
Akennac W A Sandy Hill ShMUa^e KodWeaii CJo»
Akroyd Col P II Abb«» Park Farm Dumham Buck*
Athene E ASan* Cletellouae SpndJ agtcn Llneoln I
AlcMk Ralph New Cros* Farm Me^rtfirld Stall*
Alewk \\ H I’rtor* Pa k TuxfortJ \e«trk Sotn
Akock \l I HkrtthaJI Bunray Suffolk
AlJ-nhant Lord AMmham Hou*e EI»ire* Hrrt*
AWedem W C CWek* i aew, ftx'.t As* C *»m Sr.n**a
Akioo* WE* S*» Alleri* farm Eait BerJiolt ^uffctk
Altlred r U N|ouI*ham* Ct IV (tnm Colchnter Cue*
AlJndge On • bkeicble) Halt Farm Hinckley teica (kj
Allr d » R S Wood lane Sh lioft nr Coventry War***
Alexan let Ladv bednnx Hal D l-lotm Suffolk
Aleiaoder Led* rarpl* Wood Boitex IP
Alexantjer S t Clause fatpeWml buttrx (k
Alexander M»| O llope*av lfo<jteA>lc*i-oo-Clun,Salop Fill
Alexander Mr* I M Penh II IVxIer Knl ‘
Alexander CC MsKic Hoc*» NSin'nUaitrT'eSteiVe SNiH* l>p
AleXanIrrC P farkCate IJradbmjrtie A»hteium» Derb*
Alexander H C Kentm Lane pa/m Harrov 11 rakf Midx
Aleranler Ma|or K S* 'll lljee Cranltook Kent
Alexander Cap< 11 H R Cpaim llouxr Marlbero M ilti (if
Alexander 1' I ^lefarm Hedforl
Alexander Util im Hctrelarm EyoiMrd Kent
AHerd Iteeja NetKetexe lUdrci V<it,rT*x' DevrX*
AlCont HI A Vn llcrridrv Aibferd Itamturl' I>*m>i
Al,am lltUian iorhuratfirm <me Allen Hani*. '
Allati A. Mawrllmte Cbntertladr Vherm >la let ScW
Allas Ur* i S ftiurxcrv llartler 11 itoev Hint*
Allard. \1 |< IVar Jkot Parm Sirrkbxi Katbr liar**,
A] fame* IrvttASm M alb Biterourfa, LiSOels
Akltv EjC). Fgrt>nsthay Manor Ivtertero Mini* t
A lefi A,, Tbe Miner Cb^tedUde VmeTvet t
AJeo A U * Nn Tbe Crdv Parca. Lm( LgcL,er, Kafir
11 arrvrk*httr
AVn.Unl* 1, IV. Usy Hay Parts, rcyadj. M,] £* If*
Alee CbarValcmer I rewLate Warusr e* Stnaea
ALe« It 1* .. Shery<e„a« Hotar -ee Tlnrebory
Allen Wetn>.J K.xervV* Vend Sc3*ex
Allen Henry I irwx** Ha„. lalefl l^E<a _
Atlea * <V»
A,een A Kerev* II^V^ I arm, Crtvan Amr Sa>r> ter * 1
ACen KBse_I«tvnba_l a.... NerUwfc,tkn.4er ••
A-en, A, Ked H-me Met.*ei>, p,r,^n. Ser* .A
A£en.^tan*dA bw*. LU tinfUe"*^
APiera le \Uel'r*v-H4.„$uraxeekem T*tr V SB
Bt«d
Shorthorn
D Shorth^
Shorthoro
Shoclhom
Cuemuy
Red mil
Rod Pell
P Shorthorn
Frtnian
Frirflan
Shonbeni
Ayrihire
LR. Shorlbom
Fneiiw
t-R SI nrthern
Red Poll
i erjey
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Ked mil
Cab^ay
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CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
ALL— BAI
>.ame and Address
Name and Address
Breed
Allerton Lady Tborp Arch Hall Boston Spa Yorks
Alley Mrs Great Hollandsti Farm Undenivet Sevenoaks
Kent
AUfrey Wm S Chacombe Pnoty Banbury Oxoo
Allin Fred Lee Barton Morweastow Holsworthy Devon
Alhn R W Cleeve Morweastow Holsworthy Devon
AUinson H B Tbe Bill Newb ggtn Peanth Cumb
Allison Fred LJUcFarm Vedingham Keslerton York i
Allison j J C L-unton H U Butteduiowle Co Durham
Allsup Tom Cburchdaie Farm Bakcwell Derby t
Allwood BV UpperNewton Tean Stoke-on Trent StaJfs (/)|
Almond J Buckley Hill Fin. Sefton Liverpool Lanes (A)*|
Alston VlalerC ftilmouth Cottage Wewtnariet SuHblkijI
Allis Arthur B ed ngtcn K ngham Oxon
AIvis G E Court Farm Eaekwell Somerset
Ambler John Thorp Underwood Hall Ousebum Yorks
Ames Capt John J- Thistleyhaugb Lm|horsley N umb
Ames Mrs Oswald Darsfold Hall Witley Surrey
AmorySrlanH Knightshayes Court Tiverton Devon.(s)t
Amory Mre L H Chevithoro Barton Tiverton Devon t
Amoty Mrs Mav S Chevithom Barton Tiverton Devcm 1
Amos E \\ WeySt Hemhill Favershtm Kent (ip)
Amos B B Gosmere Faversbam Kent
Ancasier The Earl of Nonnanton Park Stamford Line. ..
Anders n H WoodhiUFm EastChallow Wantage Berks!
Anderson James Feltimore Farm Harlow Essex (i)t
Anderson T Town End Fm De ghtrm Northallerton Yorks
Andrew Arthur Uplands Kawkley Lies Hants
Andrew Stuart Clay H 1 Rmgmer Lewes Sussex (P
Andrew Mrs H Todd
in Manor W ncheombe GloB
. — e Mod wry SO Devon
Andrews S C Court Farm Sutton Hereford
Andrews A Spenter M sses AfanorFm Cbalv ngwn Sussex
Andrews G Aberba den Abergavenny Mon
An'njs H MatfpjiH gh House Matfen Newcastle Nhirab
Angus Mri S Cl mb eg Tree Jlfnrpeth Northutnb
Angwin JohnT Boaweddin St Just Cornwall ,
Annaod D Hone Farm S oke Cl msUnd Call tiatnn, Cored
wall I '
Anidell CairolW Leckford Abbess Stockbridge Kants (s)
Aoadel] Capt R chard Beotham House Furten Wtln
Analow Lord ofivee Berger Park iver Bucks
Antmbua C J Eaton Hall Coogleton Cbeshi e 1
Appleby A Street Farm Full Sutton Yorka (j'
Appleby A Thackwood Dalsten Cumberland t,
ApplebvMaJ & Elton Hal] Siockicn-oQ Tees Co DurhaafpM
Appleby T S Smallbum Loogborstey NerthtunberUnd
Appleton R Allandale Farm tvewBcnsley Notts f
Ardagh Dr VetOonL. MaidetiKewton Dorset
AitJem H Tie F eld Farm Bakeweil Derbyshire
Argent Wilf ed A Ghjll Manor Rusper Sussex (
Arkell R S Pot Farm Staw>on ihe-Wo d Glos I
Arkwi ght B H G BiOcWwood Park At estord Hants
Arkwr eht J P Hatton House Warw ek
Arley Estates Tte Ariey Aorlh cb Cbeshii-
Aimiiage H R CoUhaw Ha I Over Peover Chesh re (p)
Atm ta • Mrs T C Dene Court Taunton Somerset (t>)
Am tslead J Rossall Farm Fleetwood Lancs {H
Armstrong >lrs Hacketts Colwell Vr Malvern Worcs
Armstrone C D Spnnef eld Norlev Cheshi e
Armstrong t S Sand Po nt Kewjtoke Somerset
Ann irong F WTi te Ox Farm Pent th Cumb
Annstron, J See Hall SUvelev Kendal Westmland
Armstrong J H gh Ho se Cuniwt aton Carl sle Cumb
Armstrong James GllHcad Seotbv Car isle Cumb H
ArrosiiOTt John H KirUand House Port Carlisle K ri
bride Cun b
Armstro g R Sewb gjnn Kirklinton Carl sle Cumb
Armstrong R L Easttiew Southwa te Carlisle Cumb
Armstrong T W Bysteads Mortand Penrith Cumb
Armstroig TTios New Home Bewcastle Ca lisle Cumb. i
Atmilrong \\ R tlolesay K tkb\ Stephen WesunotlMidisH
Arnold A U The Hlfte House Motion under Edge Glos
Amoll Philip ‘vprinpt eld Hall Chelmsford Essex
ArooH S ISraleslann Mcr den Nt Coventry Ws
Arcii Eucen H llside Hunlon Bridge Hi-*-
Arrowsm lb C H TheMemi Addcrley
Salop
Arthan Ilav d Cadlas Farm Ellesmere
Arthan F Irotren organ St Matins '
r C Cefn Llcch Llangibby S*
t*)t
Shoitbom
Sbortbont
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Sbortbun
Blue Alb on
D Sborthom
Redfbll
Sborthom
Sboithom
Aberdeen Angus {
Kerry
Jersey
Curmsey
Shorthorn
^•wtborn
Sbrwtbofn
Shortbotn
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Ash Edward C. Aihrl.li an V''*'h'ntniier Essex
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Friesian
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Asfatonibe, Lord Denb es Dorking Surrey
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Asbotd J West End Farm Chodzoy Bridgwater Som.*'
Asbiey Cornel us Orsett Grays Essex
Ashley T & W Deepden Farm Godmanchester Hunts
Ashman H C Tecnplehouse Farm Doulting Sbepton
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Ashworth f HulsebeathFarra Mere KnutsJord Cheshire
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Aspinall Haj J R Stasiden Hall Cl tberoe Lancs (
Asiley Maj D C L Estrange Wroxham Norfolk
Astley Mrs D H Brinsop Court Hereford {
Astlcy R B The Weir House Alresfoid Hants
Aslan J H feau-rJeserf Park Henley lo Arden Warns
Aston John H Newton Hall Tattenball Chester Ches
Aslor Viscount Cliveden Taplow Bucks
A tkins ^ Goooearl Sromer Cornwall
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Atkinson W t Ueston 5L Maty Spald ng Lines
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Jersey
Jersey
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D Shorthorn
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Shorthorn
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D Sborthom
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Fncsian
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Hereford
Red Poll
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Ayrshire
Keny
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MissE M DoimstonMeuorFm Inkberrow Wores
Aubrey R T Wevbrjdge Ellinn® Himu (*
Auerbach Mrs H . Hethersett, Reigate Suirey
Auseombe A T Jersey Farm Saadi ng Lane Maidstone
ABSTof A. II«wtonao«i»e.5tanniniterMa»shiUDorseU$)t|
Agstn Mrs G I aiem Mede Tolletidce^Herls (A)t
Ansln G L Simmons Farm Harberton SO J
Austin Riehard The Thickets Bishop s Vtaltham, Hants s);
Austin Mrs S P Roundwrood Micheldevec
Austin W R Goldbum Okehampton Devon npf^
Austral an Farms Traimog CbUeee Ijuford Mandfort
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Avebury Lord H gh Elms Do^c Famborougb Kent
Avery J R Daneey Green Farm Tanwotth in Arden
Avery Ne^an KnptonFarm DarfmOTth Devon I
Axe Alfred TheLodW Bwisall Alatlo^ Derbyshire (S)
Avliner Mrs Edward Stoke CourtTenbucy Worcestershire
Aylwm C T Walberton ArundeL Sussex I
Ayre C E Tievan oa House Newquay Cornwall (1)
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Bacon Stephen Croftlands Farm Pinxton Notts
Back Mrs F D.. On bury Craven Arms R.SO Salop
Back H H Church Farm Hautbols Norw ch Norfolk
Badley J F Chartners Farm Hartf eld Su-
Bagge Mai R L DSO Gayi
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Bagnall Mrs E M TheHowsells Malvern Link Worcs (p)
Bagnali G Gt Franshain House Wcodl ng East Dcreham '
Norfolk (fi)t'
Bagsbaw G Fletcher Utloxeter Staffs
Bailey E H Fox Holes Kingham Oxon
Bailey Ernest H The Butts Mattock Derbyshire
Baiiv FrankN TheManor Walcot w
Bader Henry Poekeilev Farm Beam
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Bailey John Hullbrooks Shaioley Green Nr Guildford
Bailey C. New Park Trentham Staffs
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Bailey Walter Willows Farni Weston Norwich Norfolk t|
L R Shorthorn
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Ayrshire
Guernsey
Guernsey
Hereford
Red Poll
Red Poll
Blue Alb on
Shorthorn
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BiAfr \V G IcJ C Tintrfd Grarge Scortoo Yorks AbefdeeoAngua
BaAer ^MUiam A Foxholes Fann W«it HalUm, Derby Fnesiao
BaAie7 Capt J H Eanham Park Bunny Su>l6^ I* Shorthorn
Barkshre M ss F E \\ill i Farm riumoier* Plan Jersey
iloisham Sasscx
Barkwortb Frank Dal odworth Place C rencester Clos Jersey
BaiUag F U Acnbecley Nesrmarket Sut^lk <k) Red
BaAm S r John Emmott BarL SI P Fork nglon Lodge Shorlbom
IfaielCtose Nr Stockport Cheshire (k)
Barlow Capt S R M The College Farm Hertford Heathj Friesian
Bamacd Mrs DuncoteHall Towcestcr horthaots Shorthorn
Barnard Bsroo Raby Cas le Staiodrop Dari ngton Co Sbortbom
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Barnard C Shnsbtand Park Fstate Coddenham Soil Freisian
Barnard M H Church Farm Cubb oeton Leamington Shorthorn
Spa kt ai^cksh re
Bamby Lord, BIvth HaU Rotherham YoAs (tk)t Fnesan
Bane M F St J Seotteiley Hall BrenthamS /folk (A T Bed Psll
Bamcbv W T Saltmarshe Castle Bromjard Hereford Hereford
Bam s Charlea H Casticman s '^aim Hinton St Mary Sborthom
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Barnes Jarfin Akbank ttigton Cumberland (s f Shortbom
Barnes Jos & Son Barugh Syke tV igton Cumberland (rA|t D Shorthorn
Diimes Genera! Sir Reginald Stoke Canon Devon Devon
Raines tt TbeStreel ttigm Cumberland Sborthom
Barnett Dav d The tlms Draycott Derby Guernsey
Barnett C Albert Atfaite Moor Farm Onoelly Madeiey Fneslan
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Barnett. Herbert Norlhcburch Hall Berkhamstead Hrrls Jersey
Barnett J ASon VtallHIls Ledbury Herefordshire t D Shorthorn
Bam cole R II Glebe Farm Ladock Cornwall Guemsry
Barnsley A C Dale House Farm Xjtton Buxton Derby Shorthorn
Ban« Ernest l^kley Fann \kelwyn Herts Friesian
Barca tt C lances ttelwyv Herts Shoithem
Baton \ukR ttaUham Hall Ualtbvm l*-\t Hows Suif Red Poll
Barons AS* Son Horsham Tamerton Fol at Nr Ply S IJevt*
mouth Devon
Danns Mn M T Easton R fifshndge Devon South Devon
Barr Andrew UestwoodFarm Normandy Surrey (Wt D Shortbom
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Bamn Capt C A Allltoo Parm Bagberougb Tauaica Red Poll
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Bairatt R I! Challcnlr gh Ivybtdge Devon Soulh DsvcA
Barrait S KnlghUey Park Farm ttoodseaves Staffs Pnessaa
Barrett Mai A C Eatibreok Trull Taimion Sommet * Guernsey
Baneit MsssC TbeMoust Farm Fambam Royal Bucks Coestiser
Barrett 1 Meath Farm ITIenball Binmngham Mam Shorthorn
Barrett I K ngeup barm Slough Road Uenbacn Bucks }«ncv
Barrett Capt P R Craniford Mall SaxcnundDam Suffolk Red Poll
Barrett M 0 Manor Fam Lit le Bealion Moodbridge KH Full
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Barren W >s £ vrsey’i Great Holland Qacten*m Sea Red Poll
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Banrn NetIM CUpham Farm Clapham ttorthnrSxT Friesian
Banow Col C D Farm nglon Lodge Northleach Glos Hereford
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Harstcai C M Rettondcai Farm, RattJesBrI tge SO Esx Frlrslaa
Harter St F Court Farm Lit 1 hemrston Totars.Devji South Deven
Itartte r %N Kerdisan Norwich NortoU t L.R Sborthom
Itarile J If H Aer Krheilaxid Farm Camborne Cornwall Friesian
llartle T I arkw UxUn Caruborne Cornwall .. C uemwy
Rarll It C St Moon de Mamh 11 Blandford Dncsei Longbare
Harilri Mrs Marv Bn k House Farm Calhamptcn Som. Ii Slaarthocn
Banleti^^ F Falcutt Hall Brark>>-v Northaali a Nbontaom
BarSnn Edward Saundhy Rrtlord Not s iP t Frlestan
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
IP'OR. over 50 years the name of
Musgrave has been synonymous
with the highest grade of STABLE
FITTINGS Expert assistance
gained from long experience is at
your disposal in regard to the
erection, repair or reconstruction
of your Stabling.
Musg*pave & Company,
Ltd., have the honour
of being Stable Fitters
to H.M. the King.
Cleanliness and comfort are two
great helps towards increased milk
yield, both in quality and quantity.
Musgrave Cowhouse Fittings
embody the latest improvements
without becoming freakish.
VVe shall be glad to receive your
Inquiries or to send you a copy of
our Catalogues, post free on request.
Musgrave
Fittings
for
Stables,
Cowhouses
and
Piggeries
A--
PROGRESS is the keynote of the
Pig Industry ; progress in breeding,
in feeding and in housing. We are
constantly making improvements
in design and in detail of our Iron
Piggeries. The feeding and clean-
ing arrangements have been
brought up to the very latest
standard of efficiency.
Let us know your requirements
for new fittings or replacements,
and we will give you the best
advice and the lowest qoutation.
iniSGRAVE'S"
lYI engineers -BELFAST
f’ LIimdoh CAMIFF-HANCHEST^"
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
1C and Address
Name aod Address
Bice Wtn C Nanawhjden St Columb Cornwall (iji)
B ck A Lower Southmead Farm B sicy Strood GIos '
BicVerton K S Thomygralt Hall Siddiogton CheUord
Cheshire
Birlvlord Soraerfoid Brewood, Staffs +|
B ckfoid H , Stajideford \\olverharopton Staffs (j)T
B cWotd I st CotWeeFacm Halbeton SO 5 Bev'on
Bickle P D Hiwkeslqr Hall Kogs Norton Worts
BcknellC-Cj Drayeott roLatt Cl seldoo Swiridon WiltsfAJf I
Eidd ecombe \\ C Tlrelands Eninore Bridgwater Som. '
Bice Wither Cayt G P RJJ Groves End Ledbury
Hereford t
Bigjin Luke BoleHiUFatn Norton SbeLield Yorks.
Bicnold tfiss L Sparks Hail Sutton ^alerice Kent
B lling Mrs A L Cold Bra>l eld Turvey Beds
SouUiIlevoD
Shorthora
D Sboithoin
B Sbortbora
D Shoetbotik
South Devoa
Fnesian
D Sfiotlboin
Shorthnni
Billing Fred WhoberWHall Kr Coventrt Warws (k)|
G Mount Pleasant Hmxhill
B lUngtoa
Ashford Kent
Bill Qgton John Dundoran Vynet Road B rkeohead Ches
B Isington Sbottbom Co Bijs ngton Pnory Home Farm
L.R Sbortltfoo
LAxter
Shorthorn
Longbore
Devon
Sussex
Ashford Kent
Bindley W A Pannmglon Court Farm Tewkesbury
GIos (PI
Bingbam Timothvt amgroves Hall Farm Codnor Derby
Bngiey Percival H On^rSchool Essex i
Bir^ A Selton Liverpool Lancs '
Birch Mss E ^L WicMvock Farm Wolverhampton |
S vlfs {p)
D rch Bejnardsoii Capt \ere H Rushing on Manor'
Shorthioin
Sborthom
Fnesian
TottoB Hants ...
B rchley DAG Brockbut Hall Colwal Hertford
Bird F teres Farm Baekford Chester Cheshire
11 rd J Showle Court Ledbury Herefordshire
Birds C ti Sons Conkbury l^e Youlgreavc Bakeviell
Der^ hi e
B cdi George Norton Bam Farm Dakewell Derbyshire
Westmorland
B rkbeek M Sirite Holy Cross, Korvneh Norfolk
llirkbeck 01 ver Little Mass eghatn King s Lynn Sort (pMtl
Birkett k Cnppetidea Manor Edenbridge Kent
U :k n Col C W Lamcote Radcliffecn Trent Notts
Bukmyte SrA Barb BusbridgeHail Codalnung Surrey
B rm ngham Board of Guardians Menyhull Colony King's
Hesib Brmingbant IVerwi '
DirnunghamCocp Soe. Ltd HighSt BittnioghamWarws
B rrilf DA WoolastoD Court Uoolaston Lydney Gfos
Birtwistle Wm Alston Hall Cnmaargb Lancs
0 shop A E The Mash Peneombe Worcester
D shop C W Greeowav Farm Wick Bristol, Glos,
B shop John Avuigloo Hunneiford Berks T
B Shop Percy N Monkh JJ Hail Burgh by Sands Cumb
B shev T D Water Farm South Godatonn Succey
B shop T H Park Farm Hungerfotd Becks (AWi
Dlslop MissW U H ghlandsFam Rovxlon Hamlet Eix
Bsseli C SLAndries Taunton Somerset
DUck Denjam o The Rookery Great Ashf eld Bury St
Edreu^s Suffolk ,
Black George Fordwestfield Bern cfc-on TweedJ^ lunbfA))
Bbck S r 1 R Bart M dgham House Berks ^
Blark T ] Rolhersyke Eeremont Cuoibertand
Bbck Wm llrackenthwaite M Inthorpe Lancs
Bbck Wm. Woodlands Cuckfield Sussex
Blackburn Prank Ibrrow Hall Nc Chester CheSuri.
Blackburn If B Donhead Hal! Shaftesbury Dotset(fH|
Ebekbum T Mo« Hall Farm Oat Rawdille CarsUOi
Lancs ij
BUcVbume C 1 \alenee Westerham Kent (■
Blackbume H Jrrbnd Hale Hall I iverpool Laocs '
Bbcker B Healnugh Tadcastrr Yorks
Blacker Sidney Sh ptoo Yorkstlte
Blackett Sy Iney CondaitFatm EastHaddon Northants
Blackett-Onl ] R Whitt eld Hall WTutl eld Noclhuiob i
BUckl F B Church Farm Ash 11, Thetlord Norfolk (ol
Buckler n Court Klngsbridee Devon ‘'^1
Buckler R E Belsfocd Haiberbxi SO^Devra I
BUcklocks H I aw Beach House I ydd Kent (jg)l
J, A ^taie^aajjWdoo t^omptia Rvco(pJt
n Cirro<wrerGIos,£pj]
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; Wr M r ^onynlle Calicn Allendale Northumb
I ilf R G Sprtng t lew NormaroC lamgteo htafls
BUkejb C WootfhamsFann KlngiWorthy Winchester
1 UVe V I) ^outh Harp Farm South Pelhertoo & 3 tn.(e)t
lUke V I. Filth l.rro Waltoo-oo-HlU Sorrer (011
’V?' " BndeeFarm South Ptihertm Scum *
'•Newn- kIts.Merf eklHww Rode Nr Hath Som.
” "J T C,Manor>arn) Burbage Wllublre
Sbortborn
Short (tore
Hereford
Blue Alb on
Blue Albion
Park
Guernsey
Shonbom
jLsey
D Sbotthotn
D Sbocihom
Fnesian
rnesian
Hereford
Shorthorn
D StioTibont
Fnesian
Shortboro
Guernsey
D Sbortbora
RedPoU
Jersey
Red Poll
^hoiiboro
Fiferian
Calloway
Red Poll
South Devni
Sooth Ifoyon
Drsos
Guernsey
Shortbom
Kerry
Sboribons
BtoeAlbWO
D Shorthorn
BUnche A L KendaUhire Farm Winterbourne Glos (p)
fibod C R Debden Manor Saffron Waldea Essex f
DlaUierwIck C W R W nekton Hall Cleobury North ,
Bndgnortb Salop (/’k}|
Bbthwayt R W Dyrbarn Park Chippenham WtlU.
Blaylock ] Woodhouse llesket Newmarket Wigton Cmb
Klaylock T S Bndgr House Hesket NewnurkeC, Itiglon
Cmnberland
Bled sfoe Ladv Lydnev Park Gloucester ,
Bledisoe Rt Hon Lord Lvdney Park Lydney CIos{s^)1
Blencowe Col A. } W Marston St Lawrence Banbury
Blue Albion
Jersey
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Fnesian
Red Poll
Shorthorn
BlesiUt <a &R Boxf ed Ha I Farms Nr Colchester Fix (pA)t
Blewltt W J The Orchards Lr Penn Wolverhampton
Staffs
Blight Bras Tralvjs FatBv SJithjaos Perranwril Stat
Cornwall .
BLZGBT a &SOy Trtsoaaiag Rmage EMstja Cdtssr(FJt|
Bl S A Trudecons bticker St Austell Coranall
Blomt eld A &Son MaplestradllatlKr Halstead EssrxIs^Alt
Bloote Albany Jelfions Hey Audley Nr Stoker Trent
Staffs
BfUDdrU Afay Cutbbert HaUallHouie Ormskirk Lancs
Fnesian
Blundell C K Qiarfton House Charlton Hitchiu Herts
Boaden U O WorvalHouse Mawgan Cornwall
Doag Samnel R Dnmgew ck Manor House Rudgwick
Sussex
Boake Mrs J C HIgbstand ng X.0 ghton Essex
Boddegtao C £ HamCartie bhelsleyBcauchatnp Wore*
Boddington Ma) H W F eld House Outgate Ambleside
Red Poll
Shorthorn
P Sbortbom
C uernsey
We trnorUnd
Bodman A B Po ndFarm Stanley Chippenham Wilts
Bodman XI A J The Farm Ouemeeford Caine Wilts
Body J B N ndhrad Court H sifhead Suney >
Bolfev George New Buildi&gs Stafford
Bobrmaeti A H L Winkharst Green IdeHiU Seveneaks ,
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Bolekow \auehan A C« Ltd Grange HiU B shop Auck I
land Co Durham (F)t
Boldisoo A £ Pool Crooks Pool Leeds Yorks.
Boles Col SirD F Watis House Bishop a Lydeard^om fl
Bolt* James Cbasly Helstvorth Devon
Bohtho Lt*Com w A A HigherCoedstone Bickiagton
Shorthorn
P Shorthorn
Guetnley
Fnesian
BlueAlbtoo
Park
D ShortbocB
Shorthorn
GuenUey
Boland Thomas HoIdJsstManor.yntcn cn Severn wc
Bolt 11 T CharweltoB BylieWRSO Korthaapttm ,
Bole LesI e fteston Fields DvfieW Northanti W
Bolton E O Ltemine on Ullswater. Prat th Cumb (S t
Bolton lord Bolton Hall Wenstey teybum Yorks (Wf
Boroford T r AsionCourt Spetchlev Wotresiet
Bonifofd T R Tbe Manor Stoullon Worcester (*J
Bceid A H Rcokery Farm Carlton Colville Suffolk
^nd Bernard Harcombe Ropley Hants (*
Bond C ASao Thomdoo Aihwaier Beaworthv Devon (si
Bwd It Lower Poole East AUingtou Devon
Bond Ivors rtloughHxtl Becries Suffolk
Bond I Great ColUton BUckawlon Devon
Bond John Vivian Cockett Wick St Osyth Essex
BoniLR B Tbe Red House Spreughton Ipsmeh SutI (tp)
Bond W H.Tynehain Corfe Castle Dorset i
— - * J C WUowFanruHeddetiham Norfolk
ruertiiey
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D Sbortbora
D Sbortbora
D Shottbora
Hereford
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
^uth Devon
fnesia
South Devon
Bed Poll
Devon
Bone Xtoj G U K Jerrards Saodfoed Ortas Sherbot«^
Bon^m% HilordsFarta Lutterworth Rugby Warws
Bonham Maf Ene Knoxle CreoJeigb Surrey 0
Pon»faca.Jom,Burghclere Newbu^ Beks t
- Maj %V DSO *
Bonner XUurce T l' Wblteteckl Farm Wsifield Berks
Bonslr J A Church Farm Elmsthotpe leics {*)
_ . »•— ]5 L» ghton Buaiard Beds
Ponrar Maj R , Lipscombe Park
Booker B C Goosey, Farmgdon Be ..o
Booker B M llaway Farm. Goosey Farlngdon Berks
Hooker. Reginald Abbey Farm Goosey Faritigdon Berks*
A N Rock Ptrk Salcombe Di
Boon M R HigherRew Mirlbotoueh Klnesbndge Devon
Boot I C tenton House Lralaa Notlingh.-- *
DorUse vV J
Oxon
Bocthwick Hon
Woodcote House Woodeotc Rei
Borwick Col M Haselbech Hill Hants ,
Iliis«<Hiet Robert Carr Rock Alnwick Koflhumbl ndfrjH
Ifoiun Wllhatn Brownsl elds LichlielJ Sufis
Tree House. Crwlelgh Surrey
_ Tudor Lodge Lowestott Saffolk (*)*'
Itoswrli J Irvine Craw Icy G range Newport Pagnell Ducks
Bott A F J P Bennington Lordship Stevenage
Herts. (»P»)
Shorthorn
Sbortbora
Red Poll
Aberdeen Angus
Fnesian
1 R Sbortbora
Cuernsey
D Shortborn
Sooth Devon
South Devon
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fihoftbom
Friesian
Guernsey
D Shorthorn
d Poll
L.R Shorthorn
D. Sbortbora
D Sbortbora
p Shorthorn
Short bora
p Shorthora
Friesian
Red Poll
Gowm T R ( rrndon Housr rimiton Noiihamplon (t) l
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DovrvLyon Wiss Mjl's'ooil M nstwd Lm Ihont
BowTir AlfX l\jjieriat» ColnbrooV nutVi (*J ,
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JloukrtI Mn l< l^hornum Luslon Liraminster IlrTelar<] I
Do«lb> ArtiorS CilstonlaTk H«\o» Tssex 1
Bom G Chu.ch ram KesBit.on Ashboumo Derby
DoviTi Samuel T1 * rrecn Hocivistoo Aahboi me Derbi.
Horn Walter Bartaa (arm Sherborne rVirsel t
Bewna»« Biehord Junr llie Ahbe> Middleton Kirkby
lonedalc WeatmorUnd ^ ^ ,
TVsarne John BniSgelaTa WbiMthurcb SomeisM
IScHaer Deniam n C Seothem Lancoln (r*}t
newsrr G 11 The fir» Frjskney Lines
itenser Cfo V 1 elih"'"' rarm rtastnarsl Sussex If**!
tSo« er I Thomtoi House Pnthsille ilotton Lines (*)t
BOX WSS S The Manor. Aston Kama, Morton in'
BIiritL Olos (Pit
Boxer CljudO Araalwhidden Long Rock ComHall
tiqync \iscount BrancepethCaslIe Durham (pA)
i)nc< sell R tWst S^IePark Kettlenell Sk pton Vo ks
Bncpv W ManorHouse Jiarthan Cl \atmoulh Vorl (/•Alt
Bcacher C R Heatherraead Stone Fall eld Clos t
Bradbury John Tov*-) Farm Loltus korkshte
Bradbury «' Hareldell Elton I’ark Ipsnich S flolk
Rr^.lrf A r. E Meaile aaxhidco Cullomoton Desoo
Aberdeen Angus
Red IMII
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L R Shorthorn I
D Sboithom '
L R ShoriPom ,
Detter i
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(lell.Wuidsorionxt Berks
BrtitrT Cnllitb Ihicvxle, llorahim Sirrey
llreKUer A l>)w 1‘arka 1 arm Kirby Mmcaide Norks \
Breusler Uillam Mitscnales f>unnin*ion korki
Hnee l> lonloieh Lanterbury Kmt
Unee-So th Ml t M C Hameiiojham Rectory, Horn
car ie Uneolnahire
Bnckell Alba rl O Colnhasrs Dmton Bath Som
linddon S M nnintlow Cran|.e Hmslet Malloek Derby
lindeer Mrs Mill House Bolnes lUimards Heath bt
ttnit er It E lltainncnl rborpcRoo 1 L'l'leClartoo Tax
Hndires Carl } W Cto>-don Hall Waihforcl boraeriet
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llridinnan Viml Sr ) Copyroxe Hxl Ilotlon Leonard
llarroeaie \or)-s
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Bneiley Mrs L B The Mo nt Wiser on Cheater
Chrsbire (i)
1 Beiges Cen Sr C Tie Manor House Wickl in brook
Sennarkrl Suffolk (e)
Bnggs < m S r C J Lan i>ert Cilshnd Carliile Cumb (
Bii*gs Jl Kobaity Brdlan Is Aouth Thaktbam Sussex '•
A Cleeb 'tanor Alfonl Lines
Hum Heaverham Krmsng bxv noaks Kent :
C Iv ngtonburj Leom nsler Herefordsl irr(A) 1
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Bfijnen Frank R Fdaeeumb* \\ tiklclJ W netsor Iterks
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CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
BRO— BUR
Ilarne aadAddrws
BtowVty, R P , BsTClie& Gt««\ rarro Crdingtcm XVatwiSlj
BtOTilfy.Com, R \V . Court Lxtge, Groombndge Kent
Bromley, 'Vm ,Kew Hall, Smetheote, tongnor Salop (*)
Bromley Wilson, Sit Maurice, Bart , Dallam Tower, Miln
thorpe, Westmorland
DtooXe, Mrs .UllortJ Platt, W oodbridge, Suflolk (kjl
Brooke Farm Co , Lid , The, Loddon, Norwich, Noriolk I
Brooke, I R I %Vhlstiow Farm Steeple Aston Oton (j)
Brooke, tnrd Heathcote Horne Farm, Warwick
Brooke & WoUc WTiistlow Farm, Steeple Aston, Oxon
Brookes, E K ,CcpDiiibeF»iin,Thaltiianj, Berks
Bcooklield J C , Condover Grarpe, Shrewsbury, Salop
Brooking, \V E , Furiedowti, Marlborough Kmgsbridge
Dei on _ t
Brooks, Alfred C, Hayes Farm, Old Sodbury GIos
Brooks, C- #. R-. Booihby Grange B irgh tlSO Wlord.i
Uncs (*J
Brooks, CbarlesN .tfistlei.Fssex I
Brooks, The tlourh Malpas Cheshire t^H
Brooks, Hon G 11 , WTiatton Ixiughborough Leicester (jjf
Brooks, Georre LitlleStatiney hr Chester, Cheshire '
Brooks Harry Woodboro Hill Uolard, Fensford Nr
Bristol Glos
Brooks, N B , Rushton, Cotebrook, Tarporley, Cheshire
Brooks, N e« ton Liebtelil/e, Halifax, Yorks
Brooks, W 8: Sons Histley, Essex lsF)Tl
Brooks, Wm . Kos* Farm Stoak Chester
Brooksbank,Slc L C , llealough Maotir Tadcaster, Yorks
Brooksbank, J L.Sbuthanger Tewkesbury, GIos
Broome, W , W uidmill Farm, Preston Brook Warnagton
Lanes {k)f
Broomfield, M F, New Farm Allington Line, West End
Ssulhsinnton, Hants
Onombrad 6 E hi Staoe Hill House Nomianion-en
Trent. Newark Notts {»)
Bcoomhend Colton Fox, R F H Curytboipe House,'
Maltoo, ^orks
QroetnhiU CoUienes Ksstsoe. Faetn, BroombiU Morpeth
Nortbumbecland
Broi.gbio,Han VVilfnd.BrougbsmHall resnth Cumb .
Brouebton B R , Eling Han pstead Norreys Newbury
Berks (kjt
Broughton, )m T , \«abe\dge,$o\ith rttlhelnn Som
Btoutthtw VV H Semeilann N Permit Crewkem«,Som
Drown ftiute*! ai Sir A U Bart Broom* Kail Fa'm
Holmwood Surrey e
Stows, AH Copputs Hill Fanil Clacton-oo Sea. Essex* i
Brows), Messes K i] Hat'd® Hill Ailcshury Bueks(i)
Brows), A M Woodlands baihci'lton Tatintoo Som *'
Brown. A S The Homo Patm I title Aston Sutford
Brows), Albert C , Tiie Gables Fcmhill Htaih tVoree)ier
Brows, C ^ Son Park Puce Karef old Middlcteg
Brown, C A.Mffton Bicester Oxon
ProwTi.C H BarnnsHiIl Atonwick South Brent Devm
Brown Cbache Islmeloo Hall Kmgalynn Norfolk (k)
Brows), E A , Model Farm Norwell Newark Notts
Brown, Ldwacd (Exora oj| Thurlby Bi'sby Alford Lines
" Etrntt A ,Norw»U,Ne«ark,Nolls (b)
Name and Address
RedPoU
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p SboHbom
SNorthoni
Shorlhorn
AbeideenAagml
Hereford
South Devon
e Tree Rd Matlorlc,
, Beech Tr
Dertn shire
Brown, F Shalford Tann Brirapton Rei lm« Berks I
Broim^lrt I A Bmirt® IMI House Slorcton m ULirsh |
Drown.I P hlngstoil Farm ChillerWo, Isleof tVighf^’^^'
^"''iSants** Swaythlin* Southamptoi
Drown, G J . Stunsby, Ashby Puerorum Homcastle Line
Brosm.C J lUIlCourtraCci Midglvsin Readms Btihsi'
Brown, G S, Clicrji-rr Court Asb Canterborv, Kent (sp’'
Brown, Mrs George Hightborne Beadlara Nawton York
" • '• ^ GremfcQAlhefstoQeWarws (pbrt]
Drown, H A Cro) .
Drown, Gen H C , Holmbush, Faygiti, — — »
^ 1. H II , \ alley Fann Heloiuighara Suffolk
fP)
own, II M . WhotsoeGrange Cooler oo, Purtismt
li.w*i«,. sfount Pleasant Farm Biddulph Sta"
le .Doonitgton Manor, Chichester,;
Hagnaby House. Alford, Uncs
H Shcflord Lambwm Berks
' Skerwith Cartisl*, Climb
Drown, V.U hSrti Tretnalart, l!i. ,
Drown. IVreira J , Digby Manor Llpeoln
Drown, hkhanl RuiionHall RuvtonM Townt.tsakipfsll
llrown, RKbard W1 ilrlr* I arm, Kirkbrl lr,< uniberland y
Drown. T K'nIsGffen Firm Hailineton CrewrCheslu—
Welwu.T It .Cbrduet Court. Ash Canlrtbuty Kent
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‘lamam. IViwnhim Market Sarfolk(i)i
silhlor' trttilewoueh Notthants r
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Drown, Thomas In
NtweaslWin Tyne, \or
Drosrn TImw
Drown, W ll.lllflttli
Tersey
D Sterthom
D Shortbom
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Ayrshire
Guernsey
Jersey
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Aberdeen Aoeus
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Guernsey
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D Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Shonhom
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Fnesian
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Fnesian
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I R ShorUiorol
1 K Shorthorn I
1 R ShotOrom
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L R KitxUiom|
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Dcostn, W K , Estate Office, Monk's Orchard, Beckenham
Kent
Brovn, Wen , Pheasants Clough, Upperhulroe. Leek, Staffs
Broiot, Wm , iSrtc rarwi, Itesham, ilanls
nrowne.tlaj A S, Buekland FlUeieb,Beaworth},Devon(A)i
Browne, C. B , Home Farm, MxdrcslltW, MaKtrn lank,'
Wores
Browning, A , Hetlbfield Berketei Glos
Browning, H S A Co , Nash End Faim, Sloaehousc, Clos
Bcowniow.The lord, Briton House, Grantham, Lines (p)t
Browntigf, ArirrittM Sit D E R , Bait White Viaithain '
Uaidenbead, Berks (p),
Brownngg, ^in Millbeck Hall Keswick, CumbetUnd(rA)f
Browse t S, Southwood, Stceete Dartmouth, Pcion
Bruce, R J rlmhurst Farm, Sluitold Sussex ,
BRCCE. CAPT W U .CSX .HaaeleyMxiior.Wsn)ngL)ra.!Pl
BROBSTfELL, GEO .Deenr PMlc.Petrrboroiigb.N haalAlM)
Bcudenrll Mrs , Deene Park FeterboroughiNactbaiLts
Bruford KobeiLNenols Taunton Soinerset
Otuford, Wm Tolland, Wivehscombe, Somerset .
Brumhead E .Loddington, Ketleniig, Northants (f
Bruodrett Walter.Grandacre.Waltbam Canierhury,Kmt(i,
Urunger. }li<$ H jt .TbeCoUage.Sandlutg.Nc Maidstoue,
Bruton W T, Bailey Pit, Monmouth . . .
Bruty, \V Cl^es, The lordship. Much Hadham, Herts
Bev'tner Ran^ll, Mrs A C , Ivy House Farn), Odstone,
Market Botwoith, Nuneaton, Letts
Bryan. C . Sunshtwes, Chipping Sodbury, Clos
Bryant, Henry A Sons, WelUngton Somenef
Bryant, W C, BerWT'k, Bndport Dorset
Bryant, W C, Street Farm BovmgtoB.Boxjnoor, Herts
Bryant, tVtti , tlms Leigh, Nr Weslbury-on-Tryro.Glos
Beyee, Albert C , 8feado*r Bank, Siddingfoo. Cbfsbire
Dryd®, Frederick, Stemegrave, Malton \orks
Beydflo, W Cleasb), DarUnelw.Co Durham
Buehanan, D , SptiBgfield, Berwick on Tweed, Nocthumb f
Bucha-un. J .Puston.Sbonbam.Kent .
Buchanan W A., The Hollies WatnallN'otis
BDCGtAJfAN, W. 0 . Uuor Bouse Farm, Abergaveaar.
Don (**}
Buck I S & Son, Sycamore Tans. RavemDghSBi,Noriv>cb
NntfoUc
Buckiiigbare. tt T , Landkey. Darnstsple. Devon {•*)
Bucklaod H , Chiiroington Creit Chart, Ashford Nent(i)i
Dueklaod.ll tV.BVeDbale Park Morcester .
Buckl*y, N Manor House, Buckiand Bipers, Dorchester,
Dorset I
Buckley, H B .Meondsmere JIan©r,Ba$ingstoke,Hanls(f)t
Buckmaslrr Mrs, Manor Farm, CUd Unslade, Leighton
Bunard. Beds
Bucknail.M A .Itagboroueh, Taunton, Somerset
BucknclI.A W FotstccsEann AldemuMon, Berks ,
Bucknell D } Canflington Bridgwater, Sometset ji
Gloucester
Cloutesfer
Shorthorn
Jersey
Scot Shorthorn
Gufmsei
Buekneit John Oley PaticFann Keadiog Berkr
Bodd H C.Gteycoles Leamington Spa Warwickshire
BmW, John Evelyn, TldebrooVlilanOr, Wadhuesl Sussei
BuddiVi, A B .Grange Farm, Wimbome, Dorset
Budgeu.W I HenOucy, Bristol, Glos •,
Bulheley MissB Trevilla Fann Feock, Truro
BultanI C»l Gerald T . Northrepps Norwich. Norloix (p)T
BuHer.SirM E M .Hart .BroomhiUSpratton Northatnp yt)
Buller Capt M L , Downes, CreditoP, Delon
Bulley. W , Higher Dunstone, Yealmpton &0 . ^yon
Bultiogham, F C , HarUc) Court Fa™, Three Wile Lrois
Beading Berks _ i, , ^
BrdUiant. Perev J .Tunworth Basingstoke Hants
Bullouch Maf fan Prory Laos FartP, Redmirle) Wore
Uulmno.E.DtferHiU Cumwhinton, Carlisle Cumb (
Butmer.ll P ACo.Lld lleceiord
Buncombe, Edwin H , Ford House JteUmglon, Somerset (*)
Buntings Tollesbiiry.Withain.Fssex t
Burbnd^, Sir B W , Bart , Cisswood Cottage, Mmnings
ifeath llorsh-im, Sussex ,
BurtlmaD J O Manor Hcrosc, Aston riamville, HmrWey,
Leiersteeshire - (*)f
Burden Hrnry John, Brambles Otford, Sevenoakr
BuTW Maj G Ktlsej, Heogrove Margate, Kent
Burge, J B, itchen Abbas^ ttmcheiler, Hants
Buegess E .Claremont
BnrBrts, J W , Helmo'
Essex I
Burgh. T tees of lord Norlhcourt, Sliomell, Newport,
IsleofWicht
Buekmshaw, A C , Park House, Hatrliffe Grimsby .lanes (s)
Duikitt. Rev fl J , The Rectorv, Drayton Beauchamp
Aylesbury Burks
Bnriiiit, WlUiiun Grange H>II. Bishop Auckland Durham
Buriton R F, hnton RW.Ltoaunster, ll'rfhnt (fl
Bum, The lion .Tlnme. Oxon
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Bumets Walter The Ledge, laitihani Koyal Nr Slough,
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CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
BRO— BUR
Kame sod Address
Name and Address
Bromley, R P , Birchcs Green Farm Erdington Wanvjck
Bromley, Com, R W , Court Lodge, Groombridge, Kent '
Bromley, \Vm ,New Hall. Smethcote, Loognor, Salop (h)
Brooilcy Wjison, Sir Jlaurice, Bart , Dallam Tower, ililn
uirpe, Westmorland ,
Brooke, Mrs , Ullord Place, Woodbndge, Suffolk (*)|
Brooke ratmCo , Ltd .TUe.Lodtlon, Norwich, Norfolk
Brooke.J R I tVhistbw Farm SteepIeAston Oxon (j)
Brooke, lx>rd, Heatbeote Home Farm, W anrttk ,
Brooke S Wolfe, tVbistlow Farm, Steeple Aston, Oxon
Brookes, E K , Coombe Farm, Tiatcbam, Berks
Brookfield, I C , Condover Grange, Shrewsbury, Salop
Brooking, It, E, Furtedown Marlborough Kingsbndge
De\on
Brooks C
Lines
Brooks, Charles N , Mistlej , Fssex .
Brooks. («, The Hou»h, Maipas Cheshire ipit
Brocks, Hon C B WTiatton Inughhorough Leicester (s)t'
Brooks, George, LitlleSUnney Nr Chester, Cheshire
Brooks, Harry Woodhoro Hill Wolard, iens/ord Nf
Cnstoi Glos
Brooks, N B . Rushton, Cotebiook Tarporley, Cheshire
Brooks, N ew Ion Ligblclifie, Halitax torks
Brooks W & Seas Misttey, Essex
Brooks, Wm , Ros* Farm Stoak Chester
Brooksbank, Su li C , Healough Manor Tadcasttr, Vorks
Broofcsbank, J L,Shut&anger Tewkesbury Glos
Dtooeae, W , WscidniiU Firm Prestenv Brook Wamngtori
Uncs
Btoomlield, M F, hew Farm All ogton L.ane \\
Southampton, Hants
Brootohead G E ht , Slone Hill House Normanton —
Trent, Newark Notts (A)
Orootflhead Colton Fox, R F II Durythorpe House,
Malton. LotVa
BreontuU CeUieiies Kastson Farm BroombiU Morpetb
Soribumbsiland
Brousbam,Hon Wii/nd BrougbsmHatl Pmnth Comb
Bronahtoo, B R , Eling Hampstead Norreys Newbury
Berks (A)t
Broughton las T \esbndge South Pertheion Som f
Brounton W H Svmesl-aiTn N Perratt Ctewkemt Som ,
Browet] W , Wad Cragg Embletoo Ceekerniouth Cumh (A)t|
Bt'iwQ,A,Sud{Qrdlm Wolverton Bssiogsroke Haais (pH
Brows, A A , The Laurels Neutiall Nantwicli Cbcsturetpitl
Drowa Trustees of Sit A H Dart Broome Kali Farm '
Holmwood Surrey t
Brown A H Coppxns Hillhami Clacton on Sea Etsegt
Bcowo.Afessre A A I , Kaydon Hill Aylesbury Oucki(A|
Brown, A hi Woodlands, Batheelton Taunton Som f
Btown, A S The Home racm little Aston Stafford
Biewn, Albert C, T] e Cables remhill Kcaib Worcester
Brown. C A Soo Park Place Harefield Middlesex
Brown C A. Mertoo, Bicester Oxon
Btown C U.Daroft'sKdl Atonwick South BteM Devon
Brown Charles, Islington Hall Kingtlynn Norfolk (A)
Brown, E A, Model Faun Nnrwell Newark Notts
Brown, Uward (Lxors oil Thurlby Dilsby Alford Lures
Drown Eteriit A,Norwell Newark Notts (A)
Brown, F, Beech Tree Firm Lime Tree Rd , Matlock
Derbr shire
Brown, F Shalford Parrn Drimpton
Brown,MrsFA Hourton Hill Hoi
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Ayrshire
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Jersey
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Guernsey
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1 cinistM' A L thpeleylark tnslow rwvon iNson
Chost e Mrs A R Fjstlindi CovtbU Susicx Jersey
Chnstle Jaa. A, Tbp Manor House hran ngum ligot DSlorlhoi
I Noirw cb Voefolic I )t
I CbRstte- Capt John Gljndcboune L<«x$ Sussex (tpjj Fiesan*
l> Shorllroc
Christopher S Fnsew I arm O'* thfan flayle Cornwall r rmsey
ChrftvD June Man.arett ngH 11 Ingat stone I *srx(p f Re I Ik if
CBVBSSntC 2ABT BaptocUaiior Codlord Wilts (s) Shorthonnb
Cbkllev A W tastla-lg llata-rto SU 1 evo ouH l*e»u
CBtlRCBOX. CAPT Z.Q S Nartbui k Puk Blockley Ouercser
_ Worts. Redpoll
Ch rrhoun At Arthur Rati SIP AIt>ey OaVv ReJl’tll
bpriDugIti Ipsvlch Suff {p»)f
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Uask. R I .Th' tirw.ShamAifl
llitk, RolfTt. Mall Kill* 1 arm, tlvmlon, Unt»
Oatk.T l-„TurWrf 4 Koll. .V»*tQB. HufKoURd.LUctslriUll
CUrk. Thoroaa U , R<KMm» \\«t*slr, Jfotntra, ♦:
Clark, tl UtxJrraB narf«i. Ss CJrmrnlr. Truro CRm«al!
Clarir, Mn A 1 ., Tlie Farm, »al«», Wr-lWl-
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Clark»i fianlfl.luHirlA llarrlhr...., — . . .
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ClatA* t R . Jlilirbirnr \\i<lwnflhy,Ho»i|»e« Ivi-wi
aarlr, f G , rr«tafri ItaJl Tarro. Stalli
Clarke, F. W ilafluianw lial!. Teiidrme, C>»tk _ . t»W
Clarke. Dr U. U . I3npnet»w> Ho. Dumnjton. Salisbury
Clarke, ntrhet* G . Foml S’lW. Hjofkier Lelmter V)!]
Clarke.] .Grsiirelarii.Sioilelon Poulien (e-kilvie.Lanei ‘
Clarke, ]. A , Hiuksheadhill, AmWeaide, kleiimwUftd
Cbrke. I. C . Tbe CKeatouli. AUlebnroujh. .Vorfeik t
G(A«i /. l»r»^»eH LilfruUfl*. riest*!
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CUrVe.R A. « Sons, Cldtelbonu^li ilanoT.Sioke u Kant,
Snn
Oarke.CM S R .tViRla llitl.Cuckiirlil, Susxk
k, Gio*
fcariirouafr kaVm Rfllherhito kofk»
CUtkwn, Sytlney, RuJheaW todte I arm, Oranage
Hcloiei Chapel, Chrthir* , ,,. I
Clarkiui, ll H , The lindge Farm. ThrtiMtngtoii Lem (W|
CUdeaon.Mbamtn I'amalKk.Wernnir Yorks (*)|
CUtkien.Mm L , Lundbolme, Ingleton. York*
•'niU TaunlWi.Som
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CUi»x>nfT. tianil Cs>«*e»,TnilJ TaunSrSH.Smn
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Clayton. John Koanlet Fold Farm, Sclxiat Ccees, Thom <
ton.Sr JJradlorst, Aorta ,
CUelon. "nKJ*. The Cedin, Castle B«nn»*ch Wants (*>!
OaTlcn. W.F .I>e*piog«' k.^u^u. I
CUvtoo, W. J„ Wentey
(.aUineiy
Goemary
Frlesun
Ayrshfre
SuMrt
Dealer
ShnrShoRi
L N Shorthoeitj
SholUiorn
tlhie Alblm
Devon
Shoal bom
hneiiao
Guernsey
D R ShoetlioenI
bltorshom
Shncihom
Stionbon
tiemn
D ShotUxsn
Deson
Slxtelhitm
SusseK
L R bitorifeom
Shnrlbont ,
Abenleen Angus]
Fitestao
Sborthom
Short horn
IVsnn
Shnribom
Shotthora
L K Siiortbom
D R SbortboiTi
Coalin’, ioAn, 11 ear f lisWsfelitnIon. Tr Sitnninsilh. fVerin -f
Coaler, lohn, Mnjrswn kuim*ear. ISarlmoolh. Ihvwst:
CcmVer, John, Mteelhtiry, ParireHilh Isrven
tmaker, K t« ,Trnt(f>rl rarm llarberlon, SO , Deswi
lAaker.R If ,F/or»{ /laflws. flarfingtoo, Drewi
Csaaker, W , CisafleWet Court, Kine*btlilee, Devon,
Cteae. L, Crimurth Hall t arm. Gfimsafch, lYmliin,
Lan« (k)
Coaf, / , I eer Trre farm Literev, llienm, Lancs
toaCr* I . tiurhlleiil. iVrnsealei, Cor irrminilb, Ciiinb
Craales.C It ,'jlte KHilce Fams, Corshara, WUta t
Coales I l> Coexbv jiall.talsinr Lines
Coales A I. trshlriCa lUrtot Cinle’tItfKh Drvon
Coates, tt f. The Mall Shovel lam. Smilh hiltmrih,
Xr Kurbr Leics (»/■/]
CotA, G ,Ttie IsspCijs Le*ses.lm Green Uailord.lleni {i 1
Cott>, U A.LcMKiRval IWncliester Hants .1
CobtuM A II Atlen Hall SiMlInicy. SoKolk (epl)f
t-rsWey ] A L hlineofnhe II irle’ttnn, Toinrs |k’Wti{p)|
Ccubranr Mrs Alhtlhainploes, IXirctiestrr Ikirset }|
loek.l Cntteip-fann RoeaeHJIearh. f feetassol Daoes (*i|
Cock, F II lYrstlu^ Park C-heUenhaiit l.los ‘ '
CqcV, I . tlooa^tearl f arm Lieveleys Lancs
Cock R . KnssallGranae TlerO'Oxt Lance li|j
Corkbaue sits S Loir Uill, Trouibrsk. f enrsih Curnb (tij
Cockbum X C llucibronke Lnig' I arm Wamsck p'
Lockram A Sborlrt U*. Warkklgh Ucnbetlrtch, Ihivon
Ceckism. I , Itsiton I arm, Mollinj, South Molton, IV tw,
Corkrani tt Culser Street, Slncursry Bridjualrr Snm
Cochiem, A , hhullertwil Fanii. hurrtoss, IVion
Cocks A >1 ikryiKtIs Skirmrll Nr llenley-on-Thlttxei,
Corks I I, kinples Jill! Warblclns, Vr UeaihticU.Stfl
Cocks K U \L Dasrv lltniouth Dw*s
Codlmc ) 1 Lktaker sGarih, KinOrruell SO torkr (kl
Codruxion Sir O tt jj ISjrl Tbf Okl iluoilrtJ,'
Tormyrton Ikxlnniitoci (.tos
CoghUn, II (. Sealrek), Little Coramon, UexhilWio Vi.
Sussex
Coker t E , llalcJibnd Snuih Brrjtl Deion
Coker.G U,&liulf,lVribucy,J*e»t«iAbbot,i>e'. ...
Ccdbonir flon Mrs Vlick. Itouhan, si Martin, Cornwall
CoUicutc, t\ L, Troy Farm Monmouth (sV
^Idwell Mai K C . Sprin* Grove Milvnton, Sow />W
Cole, A M Hoshnboe Slealnrs! Dnca
C*U CbartrkF Redboume Rail, M»l(n«ht>P)i, W’llls
Cole. DantrL llarnt Hatlw Cvltemptoi Devon
Cole tdwyn, Mencbine. It Jlheridpe Creditcai, Devon
Cote Eustace Torre 1 arm \eaknpton SO„lyevon
Cole ] A Son South Ashmsney, Chubnieixb, Devon
i^batcb F I .The Day tiouie kioesLiiia.R SO .IJrTil ,
Colegaie Allhut Thr Pole NoMhwirh Che^ire (pit]
^tmas D H , Renton Hall Haushtmt, Staflord. Suits I
Coleman Caps ] O Grange ) arm, WreM Walton, Pcier '
borouRh, Korlbknii {i
Coleman F .UcoOstdeGreenFaem Hishop'sSiortFirtl Iteris’
Aleman T S Cosa Hal/ Aaf> Canletuury, Xeni <r
Colemao V\ A .North Quruxs llunmanby tork*
C^s, Henry tl^diayite, CulitisCock Devon
Lblet Hubert } Sunr , Cbarmburotigh lltH, lloiecn, be,,
flarft Sntiierscr f
Coley (eeu tUyihi i m« I'ltiiisioke CoWshlU \\i '
R 11 Tstbe lloldmby Northampton Soi
Sowlh fkevnn
hn«lh I>ess5rt
Srnjih IlVvon
Nniilh Devon
tfevM
South t>?\on
SlioTlhorn
Sftrwlfioni
Short hom
I I Shorthorn ’
Ur SlKifihorr.
Slx?rihom
Jersey
Shorthorn
Red IWI
Soutli IV-txjti
RedJWI
Shorthofti
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SticifUtofii
D^liorlhora
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South IJev.»i
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! i bhortiujtti
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f R afvwiiioru
Mairilidrii
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South Ik viai
lAvou
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D bU/rli-oiti
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CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
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Same and Address
Aims and Address
CotviHe.Capt & ^[rs .Sand^dl Parte, Andoveretord Otos
ColMJle, Oen \, CB, Bovetdaie Manot, Droitwicti,
Wores (Pit;
Colville, Lt Col A 'I, ^\’cal<l Manor Bampton, Oxon
ColviUe.Mr M , Bow lira Hall Gloucester, Gtos
Colvm, Col !■ F , Sberroanbuty Grange, Henfield S*
Col'Hll *1 , Lower Manor Farm, Ringmorf, KirgsbBdgr
Combe, Rldiatd Fierrepont, Faroham, Surrey 141
^mbes Danjtl Dioton Manor, Salisbury, Wilts (p)
ComelT, T & Sons. Middle Farm Bawhn?. Andoser'lord
Gtos
Common, Jas , Highstead Ash Low Row, Carlisle Cumb
Compton, J Castle Farm Leominster Herelordshiie
Cotaploo, J. J . Slapton Leirhioo Jluzrard, Beds t
Congicton, Lord, Minsteed Lodge L^mcUuirst Hants
CODnabrrr Tbos Henry, Milkombe I arm Bcrrs Pomrroy
Tomes Iteson
Connell tV , Wiklertiope Hall rasdiope Much Wenlork
Salop
Constable S Kirrlsllotlh llildenboro Kent
Coa)er« P S, Hill fop Hal! Pjnnal Hanofiati V oris (Ml
Cook Mij 4 E, MC Manor Furni Grealham
Pulloiounh Sussex (pB
Cook. A L Holly Farm Oulton Lnwfstoll Suffolk t
Cooli C AScpRs List Piiislei SandJorl Creditoc IJcvtm
CooJf, ZimaM ] Gi'nlhoepe MeRon CansMble AordMti
Cook. F PicUwill t i-otRehsm Bnunton flevon
Cook r W , trisUborough Chutlrhanipton IJevo .
Cook I H Rousbun Manor WooHoo Pillinge IkdlordV
Cook }o!j« Old Jtanor Farm Low H’m Langport Sotn
Cook Kalpii RtenersHiIl Dunstable Herts <M
Cook, Itobert Ubiwage Tiv rlon flevon (»»)
Cook, S A WestHedloii Filleigli Soutl Mollcji I>t(>n
Cook. T J oner House Farm flctneriun Silisbury Wilts
Cook W J Hill i arm cadmort Liitl Jfich Uveowbe
DutVs
Cooke, A } lirook House Brerojard Wpres
CooJm 1 The {liil IsingiP>oti Wcobles Herefordshire
Cooke J 1) Crook 1 arm Denton Ben Rhjdding Leeds
^ otk»
Cooke J r Brook House Bromyarri Worn
Couke P V Titteiihail Hsll Tattenhsll Chester
Cheshire s,
Looks T It The IHwip Farm Bsrkford Chester Cheshire
CneJte, S r \\ Will ci if irpsiesd Norris Nesbury
Loughhoio
Cooke \\ T llpvjk House 5v» a « Finn VVr/bles H’rrlord .
^ke Mr* t\ T SnidhillHtll firstore Hereford {<)
Cooke ttm J|\ Lartoii Woods Frankby Cheshire (ftf
Cookes Witmsii J llaoajlli rk luxta Caerteon Mon *
y*®“*ev T jiin I r«n|.r Hill Ho i«r Halesowim Wore*
^****^^1, lliallwil* Siworer! Wood KreAnp
Ccorwr » M , Jleirirk* Hill Imn Hum Ctern Nr
Wlialles Limes i>)»
a A, BARI Horsier P«fk WuKhester.
^per Ml) fl tstip House Tbtapstor Northjnts*'(p)l
konpj^t^blfR A III Bitlmston Manor Lriglimf) Bu«--e '
C«iiwf V\
Hams
Cooper Drai
Blihopt
Co<»perttti (
LnrVH le Wilt!
Code Col C J! r
Loplesiod tin j
'I)«s AJjer r Sj^e Wood DmtIorO
Vallbaii) Hjot,
Wholesale So« Chcrhill Caine Wilts (stt
Coppm. Ix-il WillooRlih) J
Corf«-t 'iir (, , Hart , I>re<
Sat p
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lorty.J a ImtrcCtvei
HimerorsZfodse.Chaprltonn Mwf
rliiU Capl Kermald The Jotilans Kmrer.bussextattl
tk Mrs Warwick J arm Wellmalon.'^mer- - '
"’Unr, W "'’>"'^'"‘’'1. Manrt
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Ime)
Jersey
Sussex
Srath Devon
Coenisey
D SlioRhom
Siortlioro
Gaiiuway
Hetefora
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Guernsey
South D^Tfi
ShorUsOin
rrtertan
D Storlboin
Rtdl\s"
Desoii
D ShoMt»ft»
Devon
Shorthorn
Devon
Devon
D Shortltom
Ayishire
Hereford
Krreiord
D Short! Of
Hereford
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f uemte>
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V ShortboRi
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L R bborthom
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L.R Shortboirr
Ke<i FbK
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l> ShOTlhorA
Red Ibll
(nrsisn
. J , 73>e Bungalow, Cbeadle, Staffs
CoTDtotefiG F , HilUngdMi Plaee, Uxbridge, Middv (i).
CoimMi.Ibs C I., Steync, Bembtidge, Isle c){ Wight
Comish, C. N , Pisford, C^be Florey , Taunton, Soni
CorBlsb,E L.,W«keJjamlarm,SoutbWillon,Com»aIl tl
Cornt^, rredenclc, Upton Court, Slouch Bucks
CotnSb,G E.BathiUs Culloroplon Devon
Cwoish J L. CastFairr) Cbarleton, Kingsbridge Devonls)!
OotottaR. Sir E , Bart, Holcombe Flume}), Long Down,'
Hr Lxeter, Devon
ComwaUis Col b S \\ , Linton PatV, \faidslone, l<ent(sfil
Connell F J , Crlnk House, Barccrobe Mills Lewes S" *
•Coerte H Iteath House Farm, Lowfield Heath, Surrej
■ConyflW Valdharo Manor KemslngScvenoaks, Kent (jp]
Cory, Sir Clifford J Bart , Uantamam Abbry, Mon (phi
Cory, Win , roJIerfon Minor, Aitdoser, Hints frP*'n
Coeyton Cnpt J T , PentiHieCiMle. St Metlion Cwalifpitf
Cory WriRbtMrs Alan NorthfirldsSawbndgeworth Herti '
Catlatn, J , Stoor End Nether Kellet, Camfortb, Lan
Cotfam Rnsben, SeasCale Kali Seadiate CufcbcrUfKl ;
Cottam Hichard Skelsmergb Hall Kendal Westmoilandi
Cotlen)l,&rJ B G , Bart Damons Hereford *'
Cotcesloe Jora,Sn’anbaurne Uinslotv, Bucks
Cotton A , Pauacefotd Coutt Iletefotil
Cotton W S, Walnut Tree Farm, Chelinondi&too. IpiViich
Stt//oUr /*},
Coirtrll S {{ome rarni FVpIoe Sfarket Drapfon Salop (4),
Coufson, (1 J . Hanksbeads, Bolton le-Sands, Camfor'*-
Lancs
Coulton C F Acacia Grove HariastonTamworlh Staffs (h)J|
CouKon, W & E , Dean Court A tkell Tark. Dean Prior '
DocMastlefgf) Devon J.
CouJirtp.A W Norwooil Manor, Sheppey Kent _ CPI'
Cooniy Fanns & Land Co , Ltd , Ab&ts Hall. C't Wiy
borough Essex
Courage D . Duntiachie, Rfacfcmerr, rnntestone Ctsexifilt
Court F R , SheppenhallHall, Attoa, Kaninich Cheshire
Coumuld.Mrs , ^nny iSst Ha'stead, Eitex
CouTtauM UaiorJ S MP Buttonratic Pet««th St {*)t
COURTENAY. CAFT PDA, Green Uwn. Burnham*
o&*Sea, Somerset ■
Courthope.CoT SirO L,Dt MC.MP Vkbiltgh Sr l»PV)t
Couwns Cal A C,CBE Bix Manot Farm BiX/DafmM I
COUSnS. CHARLES 7E)fSOfS.Sti5ted Sn)atr£,Sit»(P)|
Couains, Miss G Jif M Church I am. Sullen ffenjer
Chippenham Wilts
tis.lf A T , Hamm
vu«eli E. H , Cmlham Hvu>r . ,,,
Coseoirs Eartof.CfootoeCobrt Severn SloVe,Worcestet(4I
Cowan T.Honitaitle Kifkwhelpittglon Korthuniberiand.
^wbum, A \V , Booths Hall Knutsfani Oieihire
Coudray \iseount Cowdraylark Midhutst Sussex ,,
Correll Ladi.Cljfienfaatle Beaile.Torks i fjl
Blue Albion
SouU) Dcron
Frlcrian
Devon
South Dcion
Devon
Sussex
D Shorlhoen
Jersey
Cuemsev
D Sliotthom
Dexter
Guernsey
Sooth JSfion
Jersey
Shorlhotji
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Hereford
Sliorthom
Hereford
Fnesian
Red Poll
Red roll
D Sbortttom
CooeH tv P The Lee, tlmdan kaffron WaWen, Essex; i).
CawUrd Mrs I* , Stuirt lodge Aj^leshaw, Andovert
Hantt . ..
Cowles R T Nt Dialls Kewcostle Kr Uloni
Couley. Carl Bunwd Cobbam Surcev
oowcun «« ,v«[«»oii*ar;ii IJorrowby, Thitsk. T ol..,
Cowx, / Town Cud ratio UlfUJn, JlMlgale Carli.le
Cumb t
Cowx J N. MansbaU Hall Bray ton. Carlisle Cumb.
Coxa \ MighrrFarto KorthTown K Cartburv Sora (pit'
Co* H JP CC.DrratHairnFann BjshepsSlortforil.'
IKrt' t
Co* H T J Givons Grose Farm Leatbrtheii! Surrey
Co* J ASoos CoutlLejs Brandon Craulham Lines (sM,
Co*. Join TJwoias, PantOD House Wrajby Line* fpfilt]
Ralph Home Farm Jvorih Cadbury. Soinei —•
Co* S \ l*wllpfn Newport Montnoathshi
Co* Thoms* Gwfortt Mill I srm Kidllngt
l^hesd G Blacow* Farm Barton.Kr IV'
Cb*oii,C L klilton let;
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I(i<lllnglon, Oxon
Hereford Isplilt]
Covens A F . Tl f Cedar*, Ashcott Snirerset t
CfsWree A S Mill i arm, Great Imloii Grantham Lines
Ciabtree G Crejslone Manor Bnrley-in tfharJerfal*
Yorks ' , (hit
Crad-lork M MillfieM Firm Monrtonn LitIaYojK*
Crater H The Cedari Lon* htratlnn \ort'>lk
Cnit,! A.ltRCV<5 IlUIingshurtt Suss * If'l.
Crag* A.WinrIyHtH New Hutton Kendal.W mothmit
Cfanr* I S ILirtbridge I irm, llutklasllelsli Devon
Ciais VissA H. Arden Hal! )l mdnn on ihr Hill, Z
Cnift 1 fJosse* I arm llrehCrme I GrinsGat Sr
Craig W I' SioiuhcDte Grange Reading JVrk*
Cranbreok Kl Hob theCnunirssof.f reitGienhnm th
bucmundUstn buftolU
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Shorthorn
Friesian
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Blue Album
Friesian
Glue All {on
Cuemicy
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Shorthoni
D Shorthorn
Fciwian
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LR fahotlho"’
L R Shorthom
D bhorthom
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Shor'
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CnnffH J Wh le llou»-l
Crwe Itrrwilonf Si'iilh Moll/'n Utiw ,,
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rrurtoAj^u' r tin<1' CoxMH J>wn*Ion lUala. (*1;
H I S. All in, cnun i\ux^ W cr N<*i, . ■
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mw air Ifni WbiUon LaueMrirouth lAif* I
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Crel'rr H C D'nVirf b» TfroiiM CwnwK
Ct^ A ! I irkuTioJ llrtt'Ubfrn "«»
Ci^ SAM cbfwM Fi^F^f
Crrrt a « \S)V.pFann Tre»-bn<L»
Si’nrll LAC Oclel*>£h»rd Mfrtfofd
Cww O a, 1 0«k«x)^ IJurn^ib S< „r»
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Date Waller Cory'on 1 ImngVon Axro nstrt Devon
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Da pie Ms A A loreslllall Kmdal WriOnorlanl
Daceut John B me^dellall Keadal Westnv>rland
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Dailogtcn J Morleyllall Barrow Chester Cheshire |M
Pari nglen H Hooks Court llaaley Castle Worcester
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CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
COL-CP
■Vimt and Address
psJville.Capt A Mrs Sand>TVfliratL, Andos rrstord Glos
tdsfllf. Gen \ , t B Doverdale Manor ttfojhvjeh,
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Sons Middle Farm, Hanliog, Andoiersfocd,
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CoQ|le^n, ;Urd. hlmsteed Lodpe. Lyndhuret Hants
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1 uiie'rouph Fossisr
r Lfltsesloft Suffolk
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loarc Dairy Farm Hast Chin
• A Mrs L "
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Name and Address
Comes 1,7110 BunEalow.Cheadle. Staffs
jT . IJifimedon Place, Uxbridge, Middx (*)
ConiKh.J&| C 1 , Steyne, Bembridge, Isle of Might „
M Pixfoid. Combe norey, Taunton, Soni
^ish, l^tnck, Upton Court, Sloukh, bucks
Cullompton Devon
Chatleion lungsbridge Uevon(f
Okmwall. Sir E , Uart , Holcombe Burnell, Ixme Jiora
Nr Exeter. Devon
r ®i'w L'Ohm Park, Maidstone Krutfab)
J Barcomhe Mills Lewes, Sx.t
^wfield Heath, Surrey f’
c* '« m^H**?"* *''*"or Kemsing,^vei!oaks hen S (j/>)
Cory , Sir Clifford J , Bart , Uantamam Abbey, Mon (pAJ
South Deypn
J riesjan
South DfTOn
Andover. Hants fsAA'f
^^.Capt JT,P«tiJlieCastle.St Mell, on CnallWi
Uright Mrs Alan NerlhfjcJd»,Saivbndso«orth Herts ''
4 • , Nether Kellet, Camforth. Lancs
Ret^n/SeascaleHall Seascale CumberUnd
^t^ii c Kendal Westmmland,
^tmU.SirI R C.Bart Gamons Hereford t
' / Swanboume Uuislotr Bucks jl
' "* ®“* rami. Chelraocdiston /pswich
5 Home Farm PepHe Jfarket Drayton Salop (*)
^ Hol'on-le Sands. Camforib
Cro*e Hariaston Taitiirorth Staffs (*)t|
^ Coucii UeJI Parte, Dean Ptfnr '
Duckfastleigh pe*wi J
W Norw^JUflOGSheMiey Kent
Cow^ Fairos * Land Co , Lfd , AbSou Halt,
borough, Essex
o’ .BUckmore, Ineatestone.Essesfp)!
Sheppenhalf Half, Aston Nantwich, Cheshire
.V'’ • JUlstead, Fsstx -f
PDA. Green liWD. Bumtam-I
MH-Se*. joatersel ♦:
Couflhope.Col SifU L.nt MC.'fP Whiligh.Sx (spH/lti
V Shortiievn
Jersey
Guernsey
I> Shorfhom
Itoxter
Guernsey
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Sborthoni
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Si ofthom
Hereford
stilted. Brainto^ Eiin (pl
'' Pano, Sutton Ifenger
Chimnham Wjlis • ,
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Covell.E M.Ci»»h8mHouse.fcoolh-im.fi.,sJo»
c . Ciwftam House, Coolhara.Stisecx
^1^“' E^fst’meCouft Severn fefotce MoreesleefAt
Cowai) T HoniaHle Kirkwhelo.o.trat Northumberland
rTik. w- .. ®' CroomeCouft Severn Stoke MoreesterWi
JforaaHle Kirkwheipiaetnn Northumberland
^um.A W, Booth! Hall Knuwford, Cheshire (pjt
Srri??.V’'??'J' CovrtnyPark Mtdhum. Sussex t'
Cowell Lady.ajftoBCattle.neAil. \r.eh. {Ajf
Ayrshire
Red {foil
Cuems.)
Shorthorn
Bfoa Atbfoa
Blue A II len
Guenisey
Herefoed
fnttian
Chrthcil Roystoo Herts ’tj
V 4> CreaUbmrton Carobs .
r « r.^ttlcsHaH Macuden Started. Essex t
Cowell lohll- lim.ei,. It.ll Wk™..,. I- S '.tl
. .t Aemewn carobs
r « r. Attics Hall Macuden Started. Essex t
^ Thornton Ic-Fyldc Lanes f*J
" P ^eUe.Eirndoo Saffron Malden. Essexifh
^ H 't**^ J*. Stuirt Lodge, Appieshaw, Andoterf
Sliorlliflfn
Blue Alhio
Friesun
Blue Albio
Pfiesian
OluoAltio
Guerascy
Hants. - . .. . ^
Cowles B T St Dialls, Ncireastlc, Nr Monmouth {*J Hereford
^wley Carl B«rw»cl Cobham Surtet '
Cowlev Cdwin C Brayhookc Lodre, Market Hai
Northaols
Horthaols
^wting J S.SleeJlanls Titehur*! Sussex f
S J 4. Son Bradslonc Hill Tavistock Devon
wWI^JffRS BAELETOK.CMletoa Ball Pennfb Cnm (t)1
Cowton.W CjrrodilFani) Dorrovvby Ihirsk Aorks
Cowx I Town End Fatm Uldalo, xlnljate Carli-'-
Ctunb
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i-aw r* * Higher Form Nor'
Cox H J p CC. Great H»*
Ifert'
C^ J ^iions. Grove farm Lealherbead Surrr
irayton Carlisle Cumb
i*M) N Carthiirv Soni (R)t
Farm Bi hop s Stottford '
Co* II T J Givons, Grove I irTO Leall
to* J ASmi^CouttLeys ItranOon Cronthuui ivn.
Oox iohnThtAnas Panton House Wragby Line* (pfiM
ux. Ralph Home Farm North Cadbury SomeDrt iJi)
Cox.S V rvltprn Nruport ^fonmoulh5hlre
Co* Thomn Govtonl Hill Farm KidtmaWn Oxon i
iMhead < , Bfocows Parra Barton Nr Wei *
voxon C L Xlxlton tyrofartiige Lcoramsier I
rreford ppAJt
U Shotlhor
Fnesian
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5“rens A E. The Cedars Asheolt Somerset
Cribtree A b. Mill Farm Great De ton. Grantham Lin
Ctabket^ C Crej-stoae Manor flurley-m M harfed:
Crad locij, M , MillfirM Farm Moorloan Leivls lorW*
e”.r,*\'ne Cedar. UnxSJratIWi Norfolk
^f» 1 A MRC\S iJllllngshursI ■'usvrx
t'tndfHill New Hutton Kmdjl
Grants 1 S Dartbndge 1
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CATTLC BREEDERS— ENGLAND
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Cr^ir n as J OaWinsrtil, Jtorwa* Sussrx
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Cndlao. I ] *fi smiorp Park Cloue«irr ^ ,
Cnmr WAT (fund P ,bur^ Oterton C «ord 1 ngs
Cftrw Mil B AWimry Park OmvtasUr Glaal.
Wsp JohnR 5 tb>C«i>‘ S>JWW W\
Crtttbl s It T I'arle cH House Jin ns-wnbe OIj*
Crltrtil'tt A ) 1VAsti'>J» DakeeeU
Crttrtl » W H FtnlosrPatTn U»ton DerbsshM (t)
Cwfi llfEae » of U Home Farm ISroinr'W) b> SawiiMv
CROPr'c E 8h»at«tiH>U.Wm SilflB
c»» H Martl'e Manse Fan" UaUnv House Salop (
Creft Col I 1 Be J 1 FanhaoiiKall Ware H«rl»
Ceofw I If Mol *> Home H nrVtn Leo
Crotli U H Hrnl/ev Ath'«fjne tta^rkshfe
Crekrr 0 CmpieU I atw DnuLr MeUi Somerset
CrtHTur A S h nsall Uvsrton-<m TteivC Siaffv
CromptM M I A llBUSla* Ua'e } Urjes
Crorapwn C R A»ell neorelfwl leWs Lmwln
CMtnpten C \' Kali Green House aiapelil«3tT» «ak~
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Cromw 11 lord M lettonHaU UiUetsiorm Rugbi Marwa
Crook F T MoalundiHlll brlOBnorUi Salop
Crook F I Dirt figtcm Barfoo Touies Btwi
Crook* A 1) Rs ihCr Spjsbr Lines .
CioMNT, T rms <{eoe« Ft Crosscni Siuftiport Lancs
Cfosb) S\allfT lingTatKiall tkaaeastrr Locks (AH
Cro** Ad m P J Jmport Hall Northampton . , ,
Cwss r H K AslooTirroldManorMaU DgtcmJ Iteskslp)
Cross e R Vlorcrsw House Cl ton UrtstoJ tVlO* '
Cross C !i S nan* HU Prashursl Rent
Cross C H Hcoth House Uoodwtt llaagty Sallolk
Cross H t slanorl anu ArtnmghaHJtormct Norfolk<pa 1
Cross Maj I K C , Mootton House MoottonSt L»*renre
liaslnfsicke Hauls _ „ ^
Cross las larti e CatUiorpe Toners Ruebj Mares y-A
Cross JohnT H ddlestone Farm S esti nf Sussex '
Cross T D Heed n^Cenrrtl arm Seed ny Sussex (>y
Crosi Tbon as Horn nibold Xjpp opham Rutland
Cconley >(a 1 Uykhaut I ark Banturr Ox« •
Crosses r Rlio<! « Th'l'bPlao Rucknje Ashford Kerj.
Crosslef r J ISt Comberroere Abbej WTulchutOi
Salop (Ft*
CeofSai 2 n P ( rat Bromlr> HaJ) Coll tst Essex ItPl
Crouch j M Ch chi arm Ik teji orlh Herts
Ciow I)J\ d Tie Urk Farm Btou*hton Chester
Crow 1 redk I Shellntod Manor Ixlel Surrey . ,
Crotr B leal tall 11 Farm Starfleld Btackoell Berks (»A ti
■“ Crouder A 1 LanclfXi Manor Homeastlr Lanes (
Crm d HaJ M M, Marless Home katm Cpsh'
Wat
at A bfce
Cro»e John Ashe War
Crowlev " ‘ "
CroXDo
. „ |/F«rl
V. ^ I'omatdsL twsCtosi HorthamRoad
P Tie Limes Perokant-es'-Crexseb t-ssex
ng M Ashursi Lodee Lyndln tst Hants
J ANons LoogUnds * Ljatls E Coker V
Somerset . , n
Crvtloden C H M lestrxves Maresfela Lckf eU
Cub tt Arthnr Manor Farm K mterlrv Norfolk^
Cubllt RepnjlJl
Cutt S A Ha«I.
Culley U^Chucfl
CaJhmort Mrs
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(Mfl
llrsinitruu lion np Sortolk f|
ILodite PurySt Edmunds Sullo'kyklt
larm JIaiJs itorton P '
JfofcleS HerkeJei &lol
CumUt W J Thesle Perks (PA ♦
CumberJjBdC DtvC jlTbe>e»tonR tg IVnttth.Cucnb (fVt
tontnl *1 r C itirU NnantWk Hall J'osir.gQ'n f'—
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i^rtfaoni
Iteref^l
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nesun
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nesian
Ehorshom
Short hnm
Soill Iteiro
tJevwn
Enrsiait
Slnsthom
llerefoiiJ
Friesian
Jmey
1> Shosthoni
n ShorlluifD
t> ShorlkorQ
Abn Angusif
South t>rson
GV tceslet
lUAUU
hetrs
jilue Albion
Short boiti
Sboilborts
Shcrttiora
Shorlhnrti
A)r^ re
Sbortbont
Shwlhmn
ShertM
Clou ester
llerettril
So* th Usvcm
SborilKirn
Friei ii
rresiio
Aberdeen Angus
Sbotthoen
jerte>4r
r> Shotlbom
Fries an
Abetdeei* Aogus
D Sbonhora
Jersey
Fnrsian
RedIVilp#
Sossex
D Sborlboi..
L.1L Shortbom
Sho sbom
D Shonbotn
Red loll
D Shocsbons
P^hmhMii
I) Shnibora
Sbortbont
Cmdy II.Hnrsley Itarberloii SO tVven
Cttnrij lofitreowse J ilorer Crownhlll S Detyjii
Cn^y Gioper Capt O S.Oaksboll llankley Haol.
Cum lie Itosrsyer lx W Iteadlry (ouH tp««m Surrei-fpj
CunllHe A K lllaekit aie Farm ( kwsnp lyrbysh re
Cunl ffe-Owen Sir Hoco Hart MerlGnk llray ilerkl f/Jf
CtwtKtw Albert Killiow 1 smv.Kea Truro Corowall
Carnmr AHredjphn Ssntlerlra Long Rock ContsraU 1
CurtRMr T J Trevrtjr Mertlipr iTobui Oraropounrl
HosfOm trail
Cutnote Ibns Ikstresa Long Rock Cornwall
CuiT OavilK I artim Mltton Cuinb*tltnl
Ctftre Sri d«ar! lllonCtiurl Chepstow Mon
Came A C Old J her Mayfield Sussex (F/lf|
Currie Laureare M nley Manor iamtinroui’h Haoli (pltl
Cutrlr R if Mcvulshtm Lodge Chelmsftwd Essex (Ail
Cotllt C Constat le So th Coll ncham Newark Nolls (A)
Curtis I IlcleeChaddl wnnd Plymplon IVt-on '
Oittls R It llome Farm Stalbri Ige (ktrsel
Curtis VV Itrrwlck Manor 1 aim Ra nham Essex
Curmu Ifemek W »l Brau Ifanor Park loujhboroogh
Lotts _ (fA||
Cush on lie ‘lanotratm Sm! oehamF«otwtchNor( (sAjj
Custanoe >ta) Hugh Peaumnnt Broad Clyst Desoe ‘
CuCbbeitson t C Stocksleld Stork tcldonTyneN unb
Cull ng E E ^oflh Park Farro HrJnjfPibam Sio«
market Sullclk (pi
Cysier Cap! A R j GateCourt North am Sossex
DakibB J M A s Shertoume House Edwardstotie
Colthetier Lssex tl]
Oile Mtt JARU r«(lii?wteaCa>Kt Clv«Bti StttUoii
Sal^ *
Dale K like Hall W nster Matin k BrrbysUxe
C>!>U)-n. r T UlxckdowD Farm Hailemere Surrey
Dalcneny Lnnl Mentmore La tbton liuuard Beds
Ualrymplt Mtj J U Partly Lodge Caditae Hants
Italioo Ii A IlndgeFann Cnawsion St Slots linnts (mI
Halion 11 N llaughten Br dynorth Salop (A)
Dalin L O aaiiroojougb Orange Last Brent High ;
bedge Sommet ♦]
Datopter Whetham W C HI' *'■*'" •—»►'*••• ri'—* '
Danrel OintioEiner M lls
llolswortbt Jtevon
^11 Osborn Water ngbury Plate Ualeiingbufj Kefifl
Das el Miss I Rookes Ho se I lots ngldn Tetnp&aomV
Somerset e
Dan <11 E J RedLodgelarm Noril Mtirnns Half eld'
Hens
Dan rll F Tb*OIJHouie C Islwrough Aorthanls
r>.. ... .. .. WestDunley Farm Gt itteton W Ut (pAj
ar<.i..a ei .. — llelsNorlhy Dexon
Ik Shortbom
V Sbortbom
jersey
Dan ell r
Dan ell C » AfDlaod Cl'
l>aiuell ) F VfddieMM Stone Faifeld Clos
Dan «U R C loneb idee \l rw k T
Dirb^t^rtth 'lai C W (adworth House Nr Read rg
Daicb W H Park Farm Stive ton Dvwt
More lAKiglast K North Corry Taunton Somerset t
Dare »l*«er Corytoo A (m agtoa Axm nstrr Devon f
Daresbury Cad] Walton Hall Warrngton ijnct
Dargue Mrs A A Forest Hall Kendal WeiCmorlanI (t)
Darirur John Barnes de Hall Kendal Weitmorlattd (t)
Dak Tbcproas Ford Farm Wellingtim Somerstl
Darlington ) Morley Hall Parrovv Chester Cbesh re (A)'
DarJnrgloo if ilixAi Court Hanley CiiUe llorcesler
Date M &C Porrham Farm Ha Isbam Sir
Daultexi F W Old Farm Huttoft Alford I
Daulton Jesse TbeCrange Fast KexlCotrs S
t^swy C M H Oxsulli Fane LDncIrvmi
Dates t>r S Duckhurst Fewtendm Kent
DasriLoti Ambrose Garth Home Cubta th C.
Dandson H H . Coughion f irldv Redd t
E^srdsnQ John Berwick on T wr^ Nortbuj
DaveSrW | Ferguson Ol The Mount Or
Daves RasitOtren Woodlands IverHc,
Danes U C Cred-y goe Oswestry Salop
Das es I il CbarfcomtcGste Ct atd .>nuei
Danes I dwa/d TbeBosseiis Harseivl t ]:
Danes r U Lit orWick gulVxi J^wx
Ibsies Maj G F MP Lr /b Hosue <J..^d
Dixseg G R Crott Farru iUa vact. x A
Dav es 11 Hddle Httge Ian, < „ J .
Lters
Ebsies Ii J Pope rulerO>oe* Dd j J
South Devon
South Derca
Shorthorn
F rteslart
RedPoU*
Shorthorn
ShortboTO
Sbotthoen
Cuemsey
BluTAfuon
L B Shorthorn
Sooth Devon
Shorthorn
SborthoTO
Fnes 3D
Shorthorn
Shortbom
Jeisey
Ayrshire
Redpoll
Guernsey
Blue Altxoe
Red Poll
Fncilitv
Blue Albion
Sherthom
Sborthom
Cuemiey
D SherLhon
Her Herd
Shorlbora
Blue Albion
Shortbom
Blue AJb on
Shorlbonj
lemsey
Devon
j) Stvtrtlorn
Shorthorn
Sltoriborn
Devon
Fries an
Frfetian
llevoti
Shoill«ts
Ouernscy
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122
CATTLE BREEDERS--ENGLAND
DAV~DOU
Htnrj Flint Hall, Codstone, Surrey t 1
D»vl«, J H , Rectory Farm Appleby Magna, Stalls 1
Davtes, J Hamer, Mootlord.Shre'is’sbury, Salop (s) !
Haties R .Rectory Farm Fempergwm Abcrjtaveony.Mon :
Davles,^^ H D . PigeonHouse Weston Eegeard,!! retord Is) :
DsMes HtsWiUlin? TheField,HaraptonEis1«)j),Her*lord
Davis, B Ely Place Fraat Tunbridge Wells, Kent t t
Davis, Col D H . Salt lull House SlouRli Uueks !Wt '
Daws,E H,Bruce,St Martin, 7ca)s, Wilts t .
Davis Edmund, Chilham Castle, Nr Canterbury Kent i
Da\it,Edward II K JjMle Stoke, Patchway Bri5toI.Clos.t ,
Davis,K D Randall, Manor House, Tilcshead Wilts. i
Dsvtsoo, } , East House, AeWinjton, Koitluimbtiland
Davtson,J ,Roscyi!lc,SeibujiiS Oreen'ide Rylon-on Tyne
Co Durham
Davy A E CaukteeH Louth Lines
Davy, Mrs- Rathe! Cample Have Ar Tatistoek, Devoo
Dawe.jl JuDf . Csdsort i-artii, cilljnctofl, Coniieall
Dawe R R lord Farm, SydejibanilJameral TavislocV
L. R Shortbora
Shetlaiicl
South Devon
South Devon
Wnilchcrcli, Hants t
Dansou, Com. ^ir A T RJv Edgwarebury House, 1
Elstrce. Hens
r>an«on, Ben >>011 Arriejon, Yorkshire ]
Ds*sQn F Arlesey liedlord <
Da«soD,Mrs C F DurMin Hal) King s Mrabum Curab i
Da«soo J , Field House,Penrl»b Corobeijand ;
Da«soD, J R Wrangle Mnk Boston Lines i
I>a*soB I W , Thnaae Hall, Creistoke Penrith, Cumb ;
Dauson Satnutl Ditch Fann. Cbelnwrlon. Derby (*) j
Dawson T .Sillerl^PatTB CenderCreea Oalsate.lAnet i
Dawson Thee W'aters Fara Oigg Ilury tenes 1
Dawson V Field House, Pennih Cumberland 1
Dan-son A Freshoe> Herhstow tialt Barton on Humber. ;
_ Unes f
Day Allred, Great Tone Fanji Headceni Kent ifi] ;
Da>, Maj B } Hulab, Baungstolce, Hants f <
Dav,CiJward TheTbom Mardeii Kent i
Day, H a TheHomeFanu WorthJ’ark Crawley Sussest ;
, Jun , Stone House, East Penoard Shenton Mallet
Somenrt ^
Day, Reginald Terrace House Aeiwnarket Suffolk t
)• W , MaWedoo Park Tonbeidee. Kent (i) .
Dean.!' W Kioysbury St Albaas Herts
Deai^CuyA ^ewTieeFanii DieWergi Holverliamptoo,
Dean.l H ASons HestbHouse Notion Lincola ft)
MSA.S E,Laua(5on Lsstyate Sliafotd Ltoe* f»A)
^uoningdile Befkt
Death, Wm J I’re&lofd Farm SJiorwell Isle of WightWt
ft^batn A E,^tJia(n lark Onrskirk, Luo {f>\ .
Debesham £ R BtianHpud lie iJorfhesiee, Dortet (tp^
ftelcy,W , Manor raem Slialstcne nuckuiftham Bucks ,
Deliui, R P SLM Bosvocth Park Nuneaton, Warwf.
Dtlme-RaOclilte H Col A Shenley House MeaiJcosTi Kent
Slreat H.1) Fann Falnjer, S* (si
ri *7/ .1*0 ? » Woodend Farm D>tnock,Uos t
l^tMieM W H Burston House Aylesbury, iludis. (i)t
ii™'*^e-\ilre,0 T iri AndoverRoad Nrwtary.Berks
Denison Pender Maj II Stranesvass MatnhulL Bland
lord Dorset i/is
^araan W F .Oddmgton Grange lihp Oxon
^onett t A , Binbrook. Lincoln
K. Middle Farm, Ham SheptoQ Mallei, Som
True Lose Farm, Shaugh, Robofough, SO,
vs » Lines l»)
II lintnersFannWeasering Maidstone Kent
Ha)«8fds Heath
! Hillfop Tenbury, Worcs
i . Sialotoo Pennth Cumbcrlmd
ManfieM A R,yotks (si
iw Stoke Fdvtii Krreford (A)
Deal I D WoodfTwnlon ^arkhilt Hereinnt
^\’h Uhami.l
iwP^LjobnR aTocknellslIouse. J'amswick Gloslpl
is: J* ' t^nihilJ Cop Leomioster Herefordshire <>)
iwJ vv 1 Lewioo Court W<r*.iey Herefordshire
« old, Alrkby Str^hen Westmorland f
rwi“'o *. “.•“'*i>lUcklanii,C*«k,ire!sIori CnVaU
ijenuin C A , Last Gartiou Lambourn IJerks t
iT'Tf' U • **'*“ l‘erk.Tenl.or>. Worcs (tP)
.P.n't^J'UreFarmNeedhamMarket Soif
Why. The f^ailol, Knowsley, | resent, Lancs
Devas, H G , Igtham Warren, Seveiioaka, Kent
Elevemu, Hon Mn , Hampton Court, LeomiDSter, Here
lord
Dewnsbirc, The Duke of, Cbitsworth, Derbyshire (sk)t '
I>e«ar, Ernest M , Ringstead, King’s Lynn Norfolk '
De«ar,Jo)taW>.P/rstonMai]or,Laveobam, Suii (A! .
Dibben, Marry. Fleatber Hill Cbilworth.Roinsey, Hants (^) i
Dtbbcn.W &F _ Southampton, Hants I
Didsens, E C, Castle Hil! Farm Berkhamstead, Herts (p)
Xbckms ]* B , Pasture Farm Dinton AjlesbuDi Hacks i
Did»r,Cbas H, Wooprrtoo, Northumberland . (iFJt •
Didunsofl.A .Force Forge Halerthwailc UlversfoB, Lancs i
XbektosoR, George, Csrk Alills, Dark in Cartmel, I.mcs (i) I
Dickicsoa, Marry Bishop Norton, Lincoln 1
Zbduosofl, S a Cherry Hill Farm Silverdale, Sraffs
Dicktnsoo, T. Loir lloutf, HeskeC New-market, Wfgton !
Cuoibecland (pd)
Dlekiftson Walton, SridgeEod Alston, Ctunberlond :
Dickinsan, U'm , iiromsside, Alston Cumberland 1
Didtson.Lt CnI G F H Stock Park, Lakeside, IRvctslon, 1
Lancashire
Didfinreon Estates Co , Ltd , Pidlmgton.Orandon Sorfolkl i
Dietf Col B R . IVitbycombeHous*, WKhycombe Raleigh 1
Fatnouth, Devon (pit
LooJ.DSO MC Mintenie Ceme, DoTsetepit j
dhgbv, Lt-Cot F J [I , Wingfield Sherborne C-isUr <
D Shorthorn
Shorthorn
D ShortboRv
Short horn
L R Sbortbom
Short horo
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorttere
L. R Shorthorn
D ^rttiora
Caemsey
Shorthorn
DAB Call
Shorthorn
Short bora
Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Gorrasey
D Shorthorn
L.R Shorthorn
Sbortbrvrn
Sooth Devon
anniung. jona K , urowneisoo, iisision, (.ariisie v-umo mi
Disbtowe*Uue,CoI , Waltcn Hall, BurtoiKn Trent, Staffs
Disney. George, I (ovtndallec, Clffculme, Devon
Disney, |amts, kfountstephrn Uffeulme, Devon
Dtslon.C W Clatwaby, KukosuaJd, Carlisle, Cumb
Diirte.A C Karrliigweiih Kettfriag.Nortbaofs
Dixon, A , Bank Head, Wigtoo.Cunberbnd .
Dixon, Mat A C. H , ilolmburst, Burley Kants
Dxon.A ), Houghton Half, Cavendish, Suffolk (»AJ
XhxoD.C F , Arundel lloute, W incbester Koad, Southamp'
ton. Hants
Dixon Mrs C If Cunihorpe, Oukbara, Rutland (id)
Dxon, C H . Low Coruscliffe, Datlingion, Co Ourbacn t
Dixon, G W , Moor End, Holmrook Cumberland
Dixon. H. w. A £ , Town &d Hall WMiUck, Bootle
CioiberUnd
Dixon, Isaac O , Bishopilde, Allendale, NorthumberUnd .
Ihxon t L, Scale Hall, Lantaiter, LaneasI Ire
IHxon,) T. The Powe, W^ton.Cumbnland T ■
Zhxon.Jobn lofanby Hall Fam, Penntb Cutnh fx)
Ihxon, R C. The Vuifty Paddocks ^itworth Road, <
Shirley, Southampton, Hants
Dixon, Ro^rt, Demesne Farm. Ebcheifer, Co Durham <
Dixon, WIi Leach House, Galgate.Laaershtre > !
Dobell. Oswald Leehurst, Neston. Chester
Dobfnson. H . Hclslogom Laithes Kendal, Wra'fand <A)t .
Ikible.P F.Gaimpton Bnxbam.Deeun > •
Dobeoo, A T, The Birks gfansergh, Kfrkby Lonfdal^ .
Westmociaad _ _ .1 .
Itob»t>n,C,LotrSitereb. Helsragtoo Kendal. WViW t ,
Dobsoa, E , Cheswardme Pk, Market Draytoa, Salop l*J I
Dobson E A . Centdshurst, Femburst Sussex , J ?
Dobson, F E C. Droroonby House StokeslM, b orM |sa) .
DobsCPO.Mrs M.Larkngg JldsmstOD Kradaiw m landT 1
Xtobsem, P. Manor Farm, Ridgwardme Market Drayton. 1
Salop . . ^ l")T
rtockinxs, Henry, Southcott, htorchard Bisnon, Devon I
Dodd.G H.Ariilcy Holyport, Maideohead Berks ]
Podd F Jl . Home Farm Dunslon Slifford (h) I
IVeld C H Crown I arm Turvey Bedford . (hn I
Dodd. MAR. Moscow Gilsland Cumberland (s) C
Dodd.Wm.Combyheugh.Wafk.Horthumbetland (k) 5
Doduiglon R M . Paradise Farra, Shaftesbury Road S
BlandloTd Dorset
Dodvoo.W .TBhc 1 arm Rjngstfkd Tbrapslon, Noithantslpl S
Docl A W , Bowden Farm Lacock, Chippenham Wilut I
DojBeteU Mrs F £, Hew Barn Farm Catcombe, Newport 1
Jsteof mxht
DOaERTT. r. T. & SON, the Fold. Cbaddesley Cor&elt, I
Kiddensinster. Worcs. i
DonXoo, George /. bawiey Grange, Nr Derby (<) 1
DoiuMm Hudson, R C , Cheswardine, jfvrkrt Drayton 5
Salop f
DcoisthoraeThc Misses F E A G ,de Montegeon Listing* 2
con Hall UptotfOR Severn Word (p)
Cookin. S., South High Moor, Feltos, Norlbuniberlanil
Welsh Black
Red Bait
D Shorthorn
South Devon
Short born
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angun
Shorthorn
Gueruey
Fnesian •
Cu'msey
rtrWge H«fl, Warkworth, N"uinb I
DOU— ELL
CATTLF BREEDERS— ENGLAND
IZ
N« O'*!!*! All lmi»
floncUt Co«nm 0»stni> R S Si^burr IWrk^ t|
llouflit CiM H-. Vn*<IIf\ ( HrJrn MilWV Drrby '
DnusUt J C. Sir»in« I'ann UiKh Rflcitc Sirtrv (M
r>>njtU« John Hinham Roa i hlnJ^rirtl Briflol ( l>»
IkwcUi, libn 1 DmtiwooI II fU Soi*»x
Lt "Col r Shol bronk Tow
cellar Northants
rvinthwalw K Tboniihir Ship WMimorlanl
iX)»Tr ) R^WotkIIooI Shap Wcatiiwrlaml
Dovfnlal^ IVrtlwnoJ I afU I)TT>Uwlch Worn
Howey ARwrt llollmlan \\r»rnhl<" CaMRion ^ork»
l)ow.l J Gorii* nil Jan tbrilrf R1 Mrflfort
Manchr»tff Lane*
Dnwdi-awril R^ \\ ck Court S.iul Tr* np'""-"'
t,k> ipr$ti-rih n-
Down J C Iriirrham UtlR TorTlt>»l<« I>'-on
Donr \iwriimt \\)krham AHiO NorW kork« (f»)
Downoa 1 T,Th«II1Uann Ilrril nl Ku^h) '\arwa 1
DownlnK Mr» FVirmn* \\ ntrraall C Irnbr tea I ant
IVimnvhirr The Manjul » of La'Iha np*lead I atk Wokinfr
bam. Berk* , . ^ ^
Dnwaon John \\eMN<«Ianl I roslerley Co Durham (*1
Uniut CB iKirncW Con ham lloraham SuMez 1
IloxtorJ Charirt OIJ Iturdrm Itall Sr S ndrilatiil
I>rabble C. \\ Colv Ue Cottaea Cu tham Rei I
Drake »Ui J II Manor Horae Abhoii Lan«le\ Herta 1
Drake* I H Thirablrby Homcajlte Lnrs
Drake* John TalhwtlU ranee Louth Lines
Drake* \Nin & Son Manor harm Tealbykale ImroInU)
Dretinan R I Ijmoulh Roart Totnei lh:"»
Drear Cedr e M r^nreadhrmhurvllor *• Iloniton De»-on
Drewe J C Wadhor*! Ilall. l'arUiur*t S i**ez
Dreaefi 1 j T l\ike* Manor House Dnometon
Spald oe Lmei
Dru«e John A Gore Court Go Ihurit Kent
Druminoad C II ritstordlhll Northampton lt)|
Drummood Capt Maldain DSO CadUnd ^tha p-
ton Haat* ^ , „ '•*'
Duberl^ G H SUoehten Manor St SeoU llunt*
Oubetity Hon Mr* GaynesHall HuninjAm
Dutbeine J 4H Meit Clindoi Culdford S rrey .
Doele Tarlel Tortawh Court tail ell Gko (*)|
Dwk Ceoeee South Dean Petaorth Surrey
Duckworth J ; TheCraoje Lftfatk \otkjhre '
Duckworth \t R bby Hall R bb> with Wrea Nr Kerk
ham Lane* ^ . i
DuckwnrthtV H HootionCranee Hooion Chcjtff Che*(*>
Dudlcld H Ashbury harm Keitienon Tewkethur> CIn* '
Dully W B North Optoft Ch rchttow Knjsbrdee D —
Oogdale Col A C.tl G D^O S reOrook iloryCon
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Dogdale MaJ J Cordon TheAbbcy CicmcMtef Clo* Wt|
Duggan J T The kkondlands Kuigton Herelordsh r<
— Dunaway 11 J IMlhiUFarm ttcit Of nr*'» >
Duncan Bruce Spencer Hall ‘
Duncan Geo Lime Tree-
Buxton Derby _
Duncan John Ihne Apple I arm Bakewell Dcrlw
Duoderdale R Mos* S de 1 arm SC Mcbael* Gar*
ruennejr
hrlr^tan
AberdrenAng
It \eidham Liv
Chesh ,<
Dunn Robert Elstemwick Hall Bur*iwck Hull %ok*
Dunn T R Ihke Hall Minster Matlock Derby 1
Dunn M H karde Itecknoller Taiinlim Somerset
Dunne Mat H I N Marlow Huckncll Salop is)t
Dunnlngton Jefferson CoL J A Th ckee JYiorj tork
\ork» (Ml
Dunsaoy Lord Dunstall lYiory SlKU-rbam Sesenoak*
Duoster 1 n kfoneypenny Ilou
DunG f eorge h Ihsu I Hall He
Durant N S Cadhay OlterySt . ,
A Son bar-wood Barton Colytlm
Dorrant Arthur Newbridge Tariu \\e»tcn Bath Som
Duthie W S.GreTland* If el I Crawley Sussex
Dulloo 1 Yew Tree balm lUughlon Tairofley Che*
Dwight A C Ashton t\ mbome Dorset
Dyer Met C.N Hi-dee* Lowf eld HeJ ' -
Djar b S
Nhncthnin
Shnttlmm
Loftgboin
IVs-oo
Abrniren AmCinl
Blue Albion
Shnrlhom
Re I IMII
A b erdeen An
St^rthom
r rrasey
I_ K ShorltwirDl
L K Shorlbncn
L. R Shoc1hntti|
South Devon
Devon
Sussex I
L R Shorthorn]
Cgerntev
Hereford
Sborthom
te?
Bed Doll
Dexter
Blue Alb on
D Slorlhom
Imey
D Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Tries an
Sborthom
Shorthorn
South Devon
L R Sborthom]
Trie* an
Shorthorn
Heteioid
Cuemsey
Red IMIl
Short hom
1 R Sborthom
Sborthom
D Shrirthom
Shorltiom
SbortlKwn
D Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen e-
Shorthorn
...Isocmhe Samerset
r T A Son Ilstcei 1 arm H lesden Leicester
r t\m Thna CrandCourt* Rayne Fssex
I>yke T 1 4 Snnt TyrynvnicV Hay llcref jnJshlr
i))ke T Izmrr Slaughter ( lot
Dyke tv 1 AltchelHarm S bfonl (fower Ikobiry Oxon
Dyke* MaJ H 0 DbO Dovrt b/ Hall Corkegjr- “
E
Ealy J M Lanrri rU TWpe Milw Nell
Norlhtnit I kjtl
ral, loll T rylillcyLf.!ge KettmneN rlh nis
l-ale« \V H Ilurtiyn H ghrr Denlinle Lostw ih el f '
lardjeyVtIlnoJ Mr* J M Rayhnd* Meal Ce
Ches) iff if)
I art Henry 1 icher Mans on House II ddcnl am h>
I^rlMssM Cemnt barm Seeih g Ilmoke Norf.
I trie < I Holt-m ( range Scorin Vorks
I aslerbrivvk I South V ew tlenheniol IJskear I C wa
I astofi s Iney Seas de Tatthoume
laslon T Rose Mount Urockh rtt Lh-sham Buck-
b^stwond L W Chadswell Hall LI (heroe Uncs
I astwnoil T jun Heath Hey Heath Lane lloolon
Chest Ire (p
Taton CmfgeT Thurston Hall bramicid Sussex
late* Robert Brook Farm St Annes-on Sea Lamca
Ljvis I J Manor barm Kelmscott LechLide ( lot kj
Ebtacy T Hon* barm Comntiose Taunton Som
1 trie* S Hnggs Fanlon Hall Vtickford p*f x
Letle* Joseph lialtloD Oswritry Salop H,.
bekhard O P ColiageFarm Aylbi rtonNr Ltdney Clo* t
Ccksteio 1 Oldlands Hall Uckficl I Sussex ,
bddy I Quick & A C Trendrne Zrnnor ht Ites Cua]]
bddy I \\ Trevalgan St Ive* Cornwall '
Ldd) thIpOsbone Sitsyle ) robui Cornwall
bddy Robert Dostlgras Zennor I endeen Corowall
tde Ro bnd Home Tarro Ham Aihboumr f>erby*h rc
b len M Hnicc Houte Setsay Th r»k York*
Lcigar Bros Old Pure East Tistetl Alton HanU I,.,
Edgar F Moat Faim Routhan Bury St L Irnunds. Sufi
Ldge tv II Shaw Hey bartn lolgeby Road FI xton ,
Lancs (k)t
Edgnton Mr* H SI VtsIcol Charlhorj Oxon
Edlmann Trancis J F Hawknood Ch sirh irti h i I
Lctnonds A Maney Hampton Fa rferd Cln*
Fibnondso A \V»lloway Ualerm Hock Icnnlh Cu b
E Intondtoi I M Low Garlht Nrw H tlnn Kendal
Vtett rotlaod t
Fdmunlt,U SI TieBerrhe* Crowbotn gh Stttex t
EDWARDS A B Popps Mead Harlow Comaon, ^tlew
Ets«z (fi).
E Iwards Maj B M Hard ogham Hall Norwi h Norf {k)t
Ldwards Ll-Col C W Wooitton Manor North CadbuD '
Somenei t
rdwarrls l> Rees Trefol Crown Lane VrlleUh Et*ex
Mwanls b tv Oakland* Ch rk Salop
bdwards b M JearTreebam Clopton Woodbd e "suff ,
Ldwards I T MarshCourl Bridge Sollari Hereford (Ajl
Ldwards lies On bilr James MCB CMC I>SO
Ashehani Rod nell Lewes Sussex (/'
r Iwa ds < Luntley Petubr dge RSO llerelonUhr
bdwa ds « F VV dgeon Hill Leom nsl r llerelor 1
bdwards H Ode Con 1 Here/orcl
Ldwards H S Chur h barm Bcmn swell tVorall rl lg>
Suffolk
rd-«aids J Bargites Leonnster Hrrefor Isl Ire
bdwards J &A Conways I arm Orsell btiex
Edwards Jss Bxoadward Lmixu ster llrrrUnJrhlr
Edwards K & Son Staunton OI I Co rt I rti I
Her fordshire
riuatds T A Brerelon D Iwtd VV -obley Her t.r
ldwards \ tv DmlTruchCD Talycoed Nr ivi
Edwards, VV blarston Omit lembrllge f
Herefordshire
Tgerton I rant s VIelboume Hall Vok
tgertoo If Coratn If S R N DSC M ui fi Id
Robertsbndge Sussex
Egzar Rehardll CedarCottaee Benllev Haj s
TglngtonSS Park Fm Bawdeswell r fu r l».ii J
Lgl OICM ft VV nton The bjrlof Homs I>e1g t
Hereford
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
I) Sliorlbom
South Devon
Jersey
Red I-oll
Short! n n
Abet leenAr gu*
South Devoi
SI orthom
D Shorthorn
SI ortboro
D Shorttnin
bfiesiaa
D Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Fr rs an
Jersey
Cuen sey
Cuemsey
Guernsey
Shorthewi
Shorthorn
D Sherttnns
Red roll
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Guernsey
Shorthorn
Shortbon
1) Shortik r
ilusri^r
Kent
■ss R Sfewarl Shootasb Rof7TS-*y
Mrs A Banng* F eld Newd n r ^ ii
id-e b C & K VV O Old Chur 1 I a- i,
ea-Sra Suss<
Tiers. Uai G G L. Antcay Estate r.
blgey James Neswyck Farm IG b,
Flgey VV T Corpsland or Crane* ,
Flennd b M Chestnut Lulm lla>.
EU cot A b J Hacoombe IwUai J
Ell oC A SunorSKle Cbunti fao.
Eliot Mrs A M Koydt lUU
rn»l It HtlweU Hou*. Vaa 1 ,,
Elaor/ bast C3 ft R rtJa sa -
FRaott Ttetnas VV rtAm la e
Elintt tv Sldlord b rw. r
24
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
ELL— FIS
JJanie aad Addffss
Name and Addr«<
Oils A r R.wdiffeFann LjlhatnRd South BUckpcol
Ijinfi'.hir*'
EllisAUfT'l Stokenbara, KiBgsbndgf, Defon
CJlis G R Cootubf, Jfodbury Devon .
EHis.Mc* J C AVrea Ue\<l Scalhy Starhoto’Aotks (/i}!]
E)Ii‘ U H , Langston, Kingston Kingshridge, Dev-oo
Ellis Hjn Morton Grange, Gaml'ngaj, Siudv, Beds
EUv,ooiJ , Vale House Galgate, lancastfr Lancs.
LIm! ur^t 1 amueg & Trading Co , Ltd , Elmhunt Farm t|
Siinfbl I Sussex
rimoie, U , CnxhsUCoirl Staple Cantertgjni Keotfsl]
tlplieW S A It , Finger Post Farm Ringmer, Sussex (/)
E!«e S 1. The Ford, Ridgeinp.Shelfjeid "iorks
Elsuofth S J , Harelburj Uryan Stnrtnmsier Neviton
El« s It Crt n C I) S O , M \ 0 Coiesborne Chelten .
himrio. (Pit
J ["■"f Lt Col , Oakdale OcW«l. Surrey
Etworths K Kingston Raddingwn Wuriiseombe, Soro
Lmersnii n Jl UjIIow G reen Fewterley Co Ihirbam
r in r<-»r!, J T A A 1\ ScampMo, Lines
Lmntii ( A G .Morelon Paddox Moreion Morrell Warwsl
I mint t r A Castle Farm Amh»rle> Sussex 1
1 TiipvQii <_t Reclorylarm liofoutii Green beurnarket
tiilWl. t,
Fnisim \t C Strethall Hall SaHron Walden Essex SfPII)
Irdrliv A Abbej ALorXsI ms Alvingham Loulb Lines
If'-lj'id W niianiocli I n> W Monkton TaiinWn Som (t)
1 o l(«lt t, R I eebatehCt Rishop » 1 tome Worcester (ai)
f si h rtoiiis lA-ndtiurst Pock'ingtnii VorVs Isj'
liiMsi! 1 1 The Alinor karm Cngglestone Wake
. W W SmV* tp/1
IplonASarli Lrntt Wainflrtt Lines
Imn.fci W i iSona Sioeklri l»t Hall Titrill PeofvOi
I nnl rl n'
I ‘p 1 i«r icoi Farro ChurO Siretton Salop
J »l V iri t pi r E Sott-eron Estcouft TetbutA Gleis
E'ferAirl U H roils Pstm Tetbvirv tiles
tithes Join R isston Grange Wjn«tcr Matlock Derby W
1 . C...L. MaM' Rotlihi Cra'g Carubo Motpeth
i_ II fJetuttell G Mue\t Hash Com^all IPW|
T West Keiissvn Trur> PomsialJ
. Aflm Sirll Ciisrltos Shaitesburs Uonetl
nil sllill St imiwi - ■'
rieliflellCn oper
I i 1 1 ill Wash Ml 1 11cir\
■ s Im Ward Cinklnse Ho we Chird Som <p)
'I } I 1 HSli West Sesii gton Chippenham
'li« I 1 SlokcC iiTi Tinbun Worf*
tk ‘1 nsiun (raslo/d Krni
li W ) isharre I itt! hempston Totnes Flesoo .
1 li Court o( Soke Pitnbrwlge HirefotiHi)
J >1 sismeer Ctirfi Kc House Venbury Uerkt
Asl uell Dipilotd South I'tcnl Devon
I WitcKll t-holkttts Cmni Lwainsicr.ll lordisll
I tdl,Wooi!h3K!. Hous Riisate ^trey (ki'
ransc'ikint'"'''^ '
; ’ " . V '-.'.'"P * Dlaovgir hr Csk AIon
J ' I 11 Jv) House Loulh Liocs
* Jclf irb ] t rsoM C W ear House Countess W ear
EVELYV AIRS- Wolton Hons* DotkiDC Sane? • ,
EFESS, ?OHV & SOM BoHOn. Liotoln t>A}t
i' ItanisliiJ InJmploii SO Soulli Devon
IvfrilWm sjirauardinr Cistli SI rewsbucj ^lop (slti
. Its ''
Shortbon
Sooth Dewn
South Devon
0 SboiUiwn
Gaerasey
South Devon
D Shoithom
Sborlbom
Keirjwf:
Gaemsey
St^rtbom
Gloiicester
Redpoll
Shorthorn ,
L K ShoTtbomj
l^Sborthoro
Goenisey
Jersey ,
1 R Shorlhorej
Devon
llerelord ,
Akerdem Angus j !
D Shorthorn
Ileretofd
l> SbonhOftt
Redpoll
L R Shorthorn
Jersey
Sooib Devon
South Devon
Gucrasev
Hereford
Ouemsey
Jersey
Seutn Devon
Heielotd
Hertlofd
South Det on
Merelofd
Ahndren Aogus]
Jersey
Herefonl
Hereford
llercforiJ
L R Shoilborol
jeisea
I, S. ShnrllKinil
South Devon
„,is:
.■'■'I’ll Rushni rr [psvnth, SoHblk ItpAltL
' VI Ni-wtmj byK'rtStle AcreSwalfbatiuNorl iMtl
' ' I rinn'U I arm Un liilph Hats Comuall (*>1
.. '■ .i'jWlanuWivjungVon HomcaStle Lines 1*)!
W M Ip ,-rIflrni SiirrMev Mifnst twlop
I 'i»,l lurej-l arm Mtkbv Lcusible.Westni 1
W p p I alr« Siireet 1 arm llramlfy Surrey
't iqp.-<sof HurgMrj llp^use, Stalnlord J Inr*
I W lyotpilartu Kopvjtigioii Wannek
" "I '*/■ H "P»» Isrii) Seaeraie, LeJPTf
■1 1 11 'lr» C M h |(PiniblelPiii Util Iae»
1' 1 I oasnireo Paik Cot hani Surrey
Weal I run I pm Kei
. . 'Isuf»- lloute ApiJeli
•ns .Th' JOrtte. r
Red Pen
L.R Slio(1)iom|
South JJevno
U R SliorOionil
hnrsian
Shorthom
D Shorthorn
Shorthom
Priesiin
Jersey
Jersey
Ftitdongh R / Htgher Wood Fartn, Burtonwrpods, Lancs
Faire, Joint E . Evtuston Hall, Leicester (*)
rxirbK (^tindey’, Hugh C . 'fill HiU. nranilsby, Easitig-
toM, Votks (J>k)J
Fairfax uicy lai^, Cbarlceote Park, Worcester
Fait}iead,EatnR,CoienhRiokHaII,Stisted, Braintree, Esx J
Faitfaotst J A , Arlington Manor, Ncubury, Jlcrks (h)
Faime. N D Sandpool Farm, Poole Kevnes Glos
rainieaUKr J H, Home Farm, East Cliatlcton, Kings-
» *, Devon ,
er S , The Elms, Hltcham, ^swich, Suffolk
Falooter, J A K , Calmsitei SljDor, Cirencester Glos (*)
FaUener, Mrs C L. Bredy Shiplon Gorge Dorset T
Fatknet, Charles F , Dippen Hall, Famham, Surrey (spMt
Falmouth, Viscount, Tregothnan, Truro Comivall (rrtt
Familton H ,iun , Broraplon Lodi;e Kijrlhallerton Votiks
Fasdiane, $fai C. H , Dcngie Hall. Southtnmster, Essex(k|
rataday, A1 S^BaghaniFarm, CbiUiam. Canterbury, Kent
ranogdoD.Lord, Euscot Park, raringdon, Herk* (pk)
Parmer Edum VfoatFarm Astwood, W^
Famer C .Pencote Abbey, Hatfield Laoimnsler.H /onUsk/),
Fanner, W C , Withmgton Oaurt Herefondshire
Farqiiharsan, R , Peak Farm, Sedgehill Shaftesbury. W lt(s
Fare, L C The Hill, Castle Fromr Ledbury Hereford
Farratid, I, Ellercourt, Rawclilfe Vorks .
parrant, Mrs &Soas,Liaieer Besley, HolconiLie Ropn>s Dev
Farrani, S J , Baccofe AbfngiJon-on Thames Berks (pijj
Fariatit.T ,Asli«u3m, Hemjock, Devon '
Farrar H Pmspeef Fann, Sberbum m Limet, Vorks
Farrae O W H, tVoodlsnds Farni Holme Kali Road
Cbt adle ifufme ChesVure
Farret, Maj D H , Brayfield House, Turvey Herts
Farrow, 1 VV A Sons. Strubbr Minor, Alford Lines
larron.S E , Ravenmgham, Sorwh.KotWk
Favtdel PbiUips. Sir 1 l«>rl Bi Ball* Park JJrrtJord yiMtl
Faulkner, 'V H Chureh Farm, Vtottou tnderi*ood
A^lesbur), Bucks
FavwtK ^
Fawoert^* P.Beircs BjrtMck In Flmef Leeds \of1iS
Fancett, W D Ciderbetk, Poolty Bridie Penrilf , Cumb
Faykes Maj 1 M Famlry Hall Otley Verks IM
Fa}, SlrSam.Aubridge Danes Rornsev Hants i
Faarby, R F Manor House, Bolpban, Romford Essex t
Fcani, if Kabh r»rm Cvrier Kno^Ie Sheffield Votks
Fcarett Edvard Canlield Thrift Dunmci^ Essex .
J-ratber Peter K,CremCcitaeeFaMn,}vii>|sdoux seven
Fniding Lt^MVisc Neicnham Paddox Rugbv \tams(^)t)
Fairn T R., Barton Hill Barton cm Jlumber, Lines .
Pell JaiW SinuMmnlaem Dartmgton Co DurtiamWi
Felloves It L WtHandCourt Uptw on Severn, Worcs '
Fenn <Jea, fhe Itcrches Kineswalord, Staffs 1.
lenner Crorge, Cbur^ Farm FJelchmg HcVficM kustexf
Frnuitk Cot If T , DSO .Sictugol, Louth Lio
!Wl
F«n» »ck, Joseph. Low WUnonw Tbursbv , Cumh , , , .
Frnwlck R<jb^ Lesson Hall Wigton Ciinibcrtaid (JaJJ]
Fenwick W , Bridge House W Igton CumberUii t
Fcnwvtk.W S. Earldoms Umltoril Salivbuty WiHs
FerEuson.Cm A I H , Poicbrook Hall Oundle Msnis
F«rrand.G F . Claovillc Lodge. An Jovrr, Hants (pn,
Fi.rridee * Orpen Singleton treat Chin Ashford Ken’
Ferns, R KeJwurth Tertace Toloes ffovon
Fidditi* Frank, North OwersUy, Lincoln
Faeld J It.Uirchley Hall Faria Corley Mcnrr Covenlrv.
Warms
Field Jfarsbant.C G , Ashtint Park Tunbridge Wei s.KenI
Faeiden. Joshua Kincton House, Kincton Warns (’PIJI
Faetdefi.&tW H , Bart Dilhoroc Hall Stoke-on Trent
Slafis '
tceldine A Ross The XA*asones Hilierslnnc Staffs
rtrtdioe-IobnsOo Cvpt J Jl , Strancliffe Jlarroivon So
Lau^twroush Leics
raelVmi Charles, Kitmond IlinbcDOk, Lincoln
Iscldsetid,) f ManotHousc Kirtuond.Dinbrook, Lines
FiUioahtm O A SverstonHaU Kewirk Nolls (, ,,
}iiKb.A J K WiHonOIdHal!JvorihWaIsliamNorfolk(*)t
Finch T W .Staple lull, Wellcsbourae, Warwick '
Flodi I>Aw«oft Sirs Uurwaiii flail I ennlh, Cunilcrlmd J
Flnlay.G F 1, Park Slrrci, Cambiidjc [
V»Blm««**WC.4hwistt»ls,Frynning IncaUsifn Tssextyk)
riiin,lrrd St ilarllok.meH'i House hanlnirh Kent (s)
Finn L. H AG W WeslKoodCOvirr Fvvrrshim Kentjs)'
Firkins A R ,Tle Moor, I ardislon.Tmhun Wells, Worcs.
Firth Lapt L P U, Complon Iforville Manor. SoiiDi
Irtbirton Sonieraei J/)f
Ftrib F t.Gatellead Jlarsden H idJer«fieW locks (A)
»HtIi,>red,K>nxsJ(tlIlanr Huddersfield, \otks t*|
iixtb, Ifertieft. Worallea bherley Vitks
I«h.A K,lktmcMe><muiionSrlrcsinnUnci (ipk/Jlf
Shorlhorn
h ShorUiom
^ fue iAtbi<»
Ericslin
Shorthorn
Guernsey
South Devon
Red Poll
Shorthom
SKstlhom
Red Ifoll
Aberdeen Angus
Red Poll
aiorthofn
D Shortfiorn
Jersey
Hereford
Hereford
FrlfSidn
Hereford
Shorthorn
Dll on
D Sliorthocn
Devon
Fnesian
Shorn ocn
Fnesian
L R Shorthorn
Friesiati
Short hero
jrrsfv
GtHowsy
Shorthom
Shorthom
Red P«>lt
Stiartham
I tietun
D ShotlSom
rrtfwci
StiorUvaris
{ CtMJ
.R Shotthot
Cuemsey
D ShortWm
kricsian
D Sfiofthom
L.R bhotilmt
Ahefdeen Align
Shorthom
L R Shottbon
Shorthom
D ShorlboTti
Shorthom
hliorthocti
Shortl om
L K Shoftlwjr!
Guernsey
Sussex
South Devon
L R Shorthor
ShorlhotB
p SWIIiom
D xfet
L R SlKirlhort
KrrT>
FIS-FRO
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
!25
AJ 1/T«»
S»t«f in'! Adrtrf^s
r.C. li £Ur«to«if Uoin» IUcl>ofOo«h,
li»h»r CIurlr«, ho'lli I ami Orli*''* fuml .
nSHER. r T. Pukem Court. Plataieri Orffa. MiMw-l
bnAErtki t
rnJiTT «.fO OjUin.Wtami Nr GmUtt* tK«*
IiUifT NairDj. Ka):l'>
luhrr.K C , lU»r> Slrrrt I irrfi, IJ»JT5 hrni
rivhrt Kebrrt tls%laiid» Olo* <■»«»»!>* bancs
IiiiYmtT ^^rlhrT^lAbl»^ CatJ'«'r,C\imi
Ij'hrr, T II-. Marii>r iarro Chamnirrcitth Cann.
I W CT llo’raid.Oianinsuntth ConipJcfl CVs
lisV l/COtfc-Oiff ml IlMton ‘ipa. Vofis „
li«V K J i>r M llH->u«r llfuhstonr Iilrrinijl t
IliV s.-unrs IIicIt , lUmrib' Wf
«MV Th>Nma< Ar'rWanw ShanVlm Ulml \NiKht (>V
rnZGCRAU) LADY, BatUaal. rutscioa. B«tkt (>rit
lil/crriM S> r 1 tn M C , 1T>" anrn lloo'f SiaBinorr
MiAdlrvx (N
I itimaU Mrs M \1 MirvlrnMa>vrfC)TTTi*rs1rrrV)»
IitJitrttrrt W^AjfiiQSomrrxiUf liro»l“iv (.to
I ttKwbrtt Hrockh lr» I CUutbtnn lull GatiUne La^ t .
nrzSOT. CAPT the RT boy E a, fo* Bill. w»rtj
BtMoB KerthknU
itJrriy NiniucI llarl^tPiir, Norlhaiap*'
I lUM altrr lx.rd < ooctncslnnc 1 k Sr tanlrrbiiri h«il(»/<A.
liW«illiani l-arl Xt\ 0 ,I)S 0 Mmt»nrth Woo-I
R<il,bnl\Mn \t«^s 'P*'/
lUilaalp. UalIrrG Hill Slmfold Si .v x l»
lUll I M Rookrrvkann MHli U llarl«lon Norfolk
1 Iwt, Alfcrrmn M llarmlh < raftf Darlford K«il
I IretmoJ licikrlh Slaj C “
Oakbain KullanI
nnschroanr' Louis Ghrt»r*l« Vtani
Vlttnnis J , HalrVnrtnrn K«m''
stockiu Hall SmsMuis
.. , Kurkinahani (ifAlfi
^ Cumbnl '
•lemfBff R A 1* lueaJoi Huckfaslk
Hmofll R H M)-' •
.. .......... Nr Oatonl Ojou
nrlchar A ?1 Kmt I b } Ashton Nf'-rirs M ills
rutchrfCol A l.ObO MVO pale Uik
Sussex
JlstcJirr, J r Ismlaslark ShcrburninLlmet \oriist
1 Irtrtier Mrs K B Manor House Abbotis
Andover Hiii.ll . . . i
Ftetelwf US tlrosffoft ^\*lt^4rIelKh Vj Isione K<pi
rieltlifr.S RH.ThnOrove SlafberV HsrroMle \oiks
Fle«V«>A ; laieTmwe NorWT»iTe*eCo Uiirhamlpt
Hiadt Mi«/ 1 Iplands MarlpitHill rdml^idce ■-.•i
ninl.E H 4H IliManorfarm Malls Sottelk
Ftorei.lrank JlaBtrParm HardaickaMimat Oron (Alt
Floes InscI Vale Venn MuMkioo S«niundhai« Su« i
fioMPr Thomas SnrtnanloO'on %ar Notts
loi R |{, Hols sarll Park Nr Mcoiharn Kent <1^.,
Foljofflta'.Capt EM SasilaOsbarion MorksopjNotts (r/iitl
rOLSZSTOIfE TTSCOTOT LoMlord Castle. Silubufr ,
Wilts _ , HpA|t
FoUrM Cot Xprnref RerVbeatt Jlafioa Extiet tVvoi T
iollaves.A 1 iSon JtcieWcy Park EgUaston 0 ni io«
ham M'arsrt , t|
rontaine A J HadncicV Court Sloomoulh
loot Mrs R J[ MhiteHill Brtkh^oWlcd IkrU (/
Forbes Arthur Hall Farts Crxwlon Thriford Norfolk
ForrLltank NcihereoH Chavileiib Chumleigb Devos
Fort J S Stone House Helliualv Si»s« _ ,
Fort Lewis Svilliope Hall Farms Harl.^ _ ,
Sort Serce Nolescroll Granee )ievert« N.. .
lord Halter Gumhaio* UlUeUefltleyOilchrtler Essexyi)
Fort Walter Bishops Lauds fmtier Green readiue I
ksFire (*)l
- “ seU EaldotW Herts (Art'
Ml Widworlhs Noniion I
IVion (F*/)t|
rorestiec Walker. Mrs Cattles MrDisham Wills ♦'
iorrest las Tattingstone, Hall Ipswieb Sultolk . ..
Forrest f The Hill House Walto 1 elixstowe SulfoIkfiAltl
Fonest Wm iMudsev Wnodbn lee Suftolk
Forrester Oeotie Shitby. K ‘ '
SoutN Desnn . ,
Alvsiltess Aiijiji
I> Shorthorn
D SboHhora
Nhnrihoia
W Nboitt«m
1> Shorthorn
StvHttMn
Shorthorn
D Bborthorn
Red IA>II
Kerry
L R ShotWiom'
UrKhlllaek I
L R Shorthorn I
Shonhorn ^
Ab> niera Angus)
I) Shontom
Sussex
Fii-si
lerxey
Ked Iwtl
e BDii.'r o iniiii.— Ciunb
The Mill t'anburt Cl eli istoid Us.
Forscutt T Lillie Addington Thrajisfon Notlhants
Forthaw }aciies A Sons Carluximn "Srei l NeuarV Notti
forsier jtessrs Snail Hums Nitiebanks SO Whil
NorthumberUr I
I orster Miss A 1- UulFf HiO Allendale Nofthonib
Forster Arthur I Rumwood '
Forster j LowLeathes Astis
i L Loner Bond n
t AlaidsU
kind 0 Stoke FI ming DarlBi
HoteVNUendale NortlmmbeTUiiiilrt|
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loctescue ( G Ikwonrioe Lostnvthiel Comna'l
lorteseue / llesill Ikisonnoc Loftnilhicl Cortwal
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lounlaloe/Mrs L C C 1> Narl rd Hill Si
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Fox Mainr t.roige ChanriUe M.
Windsor Rerks
fojr Col Rt Hon Oeo K Lour Itrshan Park Wosto
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fvtson {»A)t
lox.JI FA Lynnood House EaslDcrelam Norfolk
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I ox K I li BuryilioiTie House Malion Forks
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nl Alias {kn!
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rtsiKif T It The AWeticeis llioxneicxi IVmbriilge j
llrrefordshirr I
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Franklin F J CopthorntHou'e ihrcnxbury SiJop (pj
Franklin It 4T ColisfooA Faiin IHAclinoith Ste\mag< ,
Herts (/)♦
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Fraser tlougUsl TArAe\ Hall WakeheVl FoiAil
Fraser I Af liuekhain (UU Ian LektieM &is>,rx J
Fraser FlissVinlei llusbandi llosnorih Rugby Wnri ■
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Fixe C AAt Jacobs I arts Hrybridge Ltiex
F fxeland Ma| A D & Mr* Ch xetboiirne Afanor Nr
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Freeland John Coomb- Flint Westenlt tVicfcuiv Sogt jtl
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rreshnex Tlieaiui li
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L R Sliorthorn
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li StosAbosn
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D Sbortborn
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CATTLE BREEDERS-ENGLAND
i rost’ V
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,n CoMf'eW 1
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t.adshy, Lrtirit Rocl»lei ""«* (»)
bourne, IhTby c—^.e los*ich Suff <«1 Rea*^®''
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..atneii M?ss H*' Ronntiain House Clifton
t.arretl Lt -Col I rank AIJrtnRham f !*>1 D Sbortboni
l.artoo A .Mtvrole I arm Sutton Oak Si Helrn^ ^n« Wl
(.atton S r KicharilC ^>‘J’'‘,{’l!* *Wp,ton"Hctby| Frseoan
t.asoi)-ne Alftr.l Carnlii It Hall 1 arm, AUreton, y Sussex
t askaln A IJeelon Chart Court kiltie Chart, IscM W
« askain 1> >1 Hiehrr Oik.hotl I m , Hankie) Uss.tian
<,atkaln W.l . Uitktle, I avers! am Kent v (;„OTSe)r
t.ale W 1 ShrwIIill KirklriHf Carlisle Cuinb fJUtnsey
SiiKt? i“rk"ffr 1,-^ rr^rvcrs;;
t.al!iX^ll4r.h. 1. M, IVin. .ngton IVior) Senbury^ C.irtnsey
tattl^alrC Oiserusley Ma,»r. Christchurch, Hants ]
I’lolVtaL^k lian lltian. Match Court UR-hhottbom
..ISnt. IranV W.sr.neloi, House. » jMsry
l,amt lar,e.HI •'‘-’r’''*''' * VvlmiMUr | P Shortliom
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1 clbl^'H W Sho'^
Clhbs.R S North Mead Dext
1 Farm KirW Misperlon.Aorks
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nfto^L.Fo*^ m’cMtle^cIrey, Sotn«»et / t
c^:'SSS''!. k™..*-'. ""t [■;
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rriesian
L R Shocthortt
South Devon
Avrshite
Fncsian*
\tclsh Black
Aberdeen Angus
OdtliH, R J . hrnnrt Holinc, Mi<3ch»ni, IVfk»
Uni. m , ul-iw Manor,
ljtK!lrt>,l» G., Ilnrrlrr. I«>min«ltT, HcrrtertHhire (*)
«K>cltiTy,UiIli»in.Oia»olarTn,Marr'Tl«\ ^1ain,^o^ll 1
Jodman, Mrt .lli«b*T» \^aMltn»ton. IMIboroiigh, Suw»(«> I
♦.odman, lUiw A M . 1> » t . South toiler, llor»ham.S* t I
<.oilman,lol Arthurl .,SmralPo,Northallcnon,\QtV5 (») y
Godman Col C » . MoUnnifoH, Horaham, Su»tr* !
<rfKtwll,T J ,Thc Moral Suchlrr.Worwrtrr . (*)
Crralson C l..,Hi1H nd. M«tan IWcnnl, Nr Hrfrfenl
tKxIsrai.G L.il IMhrtourl Tmbur) Worr*
tortnart, L , Nraililchr, Cbram. SiirrrT
«K«l«in I J . KalloM tann.Calnr. Millv
<«H», Irrdrnrk II , Ilmle Gakro. Roj-dm Ilamirl, fjjrxt
T T , North 1 arm, Motik*ralrai, Northtimbrtland !
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Gotlor.T J . Doctors, MiUand Cullomr'too.Drx-on
<o»th.Hra KicUa'd, Uodfott llous* West llUr\, Drrln
<mod HcniT, llrook tirrn.ComplraiCrretilirkl, llrlstnlGli
tmod J & Srai«,Sirra<ICro\elamrt. Maidenhead, Ikrki
<<nd>ft Miss J, A , Llms Tarm Cl Wey, IVthy .
<K<.Ull. Robert Neale. West r>stmaab», tiley, \'orlia (<1
(.ood'hild M. 11 I 1st llomiltei Hall, Breotujod Essex (t)
t^uyt ien. Mrs Caroline .CraoplonllOLse Shefbome,Donel(/)t
<<oile RiehinJ. M-liem Hall. Ilr«id»ell, Ri’Xby, Mam 1
C«ratt»llo»,V BI<,Salpheo<.llatni,RninoId lledforrl
tmodman.C I’. Can-rail. Leiant.Callmeton Comaall (»)
GoraJman.E A .LowerCourt ChadUnxlon.tharlbury.Osoii
(•^man, John K . &n]lb tiodpe, Holdrnbr Northants
Graidmao \\ VV South LwlRe. Holdenbi Northanis
Ge^vai.SirA U.Rart .M'addelon Court llrixhim Devon (*)
imoilsnn.neorte M I elderlind, Sinduidi. Nml
Cioodson. H L. Park House land Inston, Sa-tmundliatn
SuHolk . . .(*>
OaodmllJ L .Moottide raftn Co’»thorT>e,Methfrb>.\otks
tmodwiB. Arthur, I'artney.Spilsby. lanes
ooodain.C H , Uavenport Arms. Marton.Chel/ord.Ches (*)
aioodutn, Charles. Che Imooditlen. Su/lolk
(aoodum C I Cl ilceic ^nreStud, Durion-oa Trenl.Sia{{$(S)
tiooduin, H , Partary Mill,Spilsb> Lines
CioodiTiB, J 0 . Fishall.'ToBbrldge. Neat lAl
liOodwui.I’ercvM .Copston.Hiaekley.Leies i
(fOodwm S.Ivinilton Court Leominster Herefordshire (*f
OeodwiB, M Coriion, I Iliotts Farm, I'enshurst, Kent
floodwiBiM S . HuBimittoo. Holmerj^^Hereford .
t«>od*in,M T.Abbeylarm.Darlet pale, Matlock DerWf
Coodain.Mm.raiilsFann, Leigh Tonbridge, Kent {*)f
Ooedsear.W S.Siranbern Hill t arm, Siapleeross. Sussex
> ooMm MissZoe Krrondale Manor Maldron, Sussex
Goriiii.C 'V ,Doveridee,Cranbofne, Nr Salisbury .Mills (ip)
tiordon, Miehael laiuick, Ulverston Lanes p
(<« Browne H ilrooinbnggs, Moodbouse Eaves Lough
borough. Lrtts _
Core Langton, Com H E , D S 0 , Hatch Park, Taunton,
Com^ge, Gen Sir 0 T , Kingston by Sci Nr Dngh^ .
Sussex (»Pl
Gorringe.Hugh Kingston by Sea. Dtighlan, Sussex
Ooschen Kenneth Svanthorpe House, Crendall, Hants p
Oosehen, Sir M H N , Bart , Durrington House Harltw i
Essex
Gosling A W N linear, Bariboro'i Chesterfield Derbyshire
Cosling.Capt 11 M , Rosemary Farm, FlimHTlkHankhurst I
lee, Scanstead. Essex
leigh.MinWeigh, Devon
IdesUigh, Devon
.. w—.. I, Kington, Hants (PH
M ores (P*)
l> Sboethom
Aberdeen Angn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Sborlhoi
Shorthorn
D Stiortbon4t
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Blue Albion
Blue Albion
L R Shorthorn
Fnrsian
D Shorthorn
llerrto^
CuriMSey
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
L R Sborlbom
D Shorthorn
^lortbom
Sbortlxm
L R Shorlbom
Abe nl er n Angus
123
CATTLE BREEDERS-ENGLAND
GRE— HAN
Name and Addrr'S
Name and Address
Hon Sirs R . Polesden lje*y, Doriiog Surrey
(.cey,E T Cowler farm, Kira's Weston, Biistol.GloS
Gribble.C J KinitstOTi Riissfll House, UorcbesUr, Porstt
fltibbie, R R , Gabriels Manor, Ed^bridsej Rent (s*)
OriHio, J , Manor Part Farm, Maugersb iry, Stow on the
Wold, filos )
r.ji'fiB.l A.MiIfWteHall.Strallord-on tionWanrs
c.nniD.James.MnorsidoFartn, HackncU West Town Som tl
r,tifiin, Ls, Manor Farm, Upton Chejnej, Bitloo UrutoUj
CV>s f
rritfm T ] , LtjUnds Welliofton Somerset
(.rildlh, Mrs , Ltule Hallingbury Park Risbop s Stort/ord,
Shorthorn
D ^mthons
Herd
rrllfilhs, Arlbur The Stock House Berkeley Cjos ^
«,ri((i(li«,K Itawl ngGreeo, Peplow, tlarket i>r«ytoQ Salop
Gnitiihs L i. W , W ilton Oaks Tamngton Hereford
Oiilliths, I redendr H,, Castle Pnl\ rrhitch, Salop
C/rilJilhs G Jl , XjndsivorUi (.otlage, h)i ^s Norton
f?iriajngh3n> \\ arsis
•Grilfiifii, II Nicholson Dorklan I eotnm'ier Hetelord
GriHiths, H R , I illle Tamagton Nr Hereford
OflU !hs, H \V , Pjll J arm Caldieott, Nenport Iiloa
<itifflths. Col Joseph, St Peter s Terrace Cnmbs (pJt)
(jtiHiths, R G , Church Road Tiipslcv Ilciciordshtre
<>rj‘l»!h«,T H Pullhnilpe Canon P>oji HereJord
Irfipc H taSlcliffe, Bembridje {sleof Wight
{.ORE Hon Mrs P TtelodKe Kmllotd Newmarket^nff (d)
tTtic“,J A Port Looe, looe ComnaU Isv
i.ri-gs, Haumr Tremrdda St Ives Cornell (t)
i.ficor, Win, Turnpike Tarn Siophara, Pulboroueh, ^
Grills A j< llavin LnddisMill Hcvnn
t.rimoldbi, L Manor I arm Little Grimsby Louth Line*
<.nmp%3eseph Newton-on Trent Nekark Nett* (*)j
Hereford
Ilmfotd
. .. .‘lerluri Harwro Laneashu-
Grimston Itjtoni.Capt C L {\ihiwiekl{»il CtantiukN ic
(irmdej.W Alsop-*n le-Oale Ashbourne Detby Ih)
(•rlidile, A Cd 1 1 heck ranti Raienstonedale Wthbadt
'itiss H Col T D Sands Manor Samllchrath SiUiburr.
Wills "
I rill V W RwkitOBe Waoor Tami JJalesH-orih Suffoikl
'riwm Hrrhert Siuideelui d Farm Ikackiap Norfolk (A)
< fwni HuherC Vortheatr House Wathani Wells Serf (ioAlfl
(•room JohnB TlieMiuiit Woodbtidge Suffolk (kV
Gmsenen Samuel Sianagr Vernon lark Woeecsier
Grove, Horace 79 loiter Hjs.1i S! Quarrs Bank Staffs
rcove, J lenhsllon 1 hitlei^ Ruan lli.h I anas C nali
Craves James Histlifield t ark Sussex (k)j
Hmlotd
Hneiod
ShorihorB
^loithrim
Hereford
Htrefon)
ler*e»
Red Poll
Aberdeen Angus
Guernsey
Ayrshire
South Devon
L (t Shotthoml
Shorthorn
I> Shetlbocn
Shorthorn
Blue Albion
Short bora
0 Sh^lMrn
Shortltorn
J Ic Cookie} t range Hale.uorth Suffolk (*)
< rya Aoemanle Holnsuooilfaftu Oxden t,olcti«ter Ex
t.uebiDS F W li Snalcliffe Park Hanburs Oxon
Guest, Lfiss \ G Inwood Teflipleeoinbe Soniersrt t
Guest, A 11 TficCroft Wollaiion Stourbridge Worcs
fiUrtC, Hon Mrs Lnmti WonkMlipi Fcrtnir Gonut by
Sea, Sussex * “ '.]
Gulkl lie Richard Rus! liy Psrm TenkesbiuT Clai
I uilford TheLrrlof WalisfiharePirk fJovCr Kent (iMt
tiuinois Sin Cerald fkattoi Kousr Thame Oxon
< ulnn.-ij Howard Clanilin Regis WeslCUndoti Surrey
GujViitr, J t Westbury larin Parley Readjos, Berks f,
Gulstnn.A R., a»5derlon House Aldenham Koa<? Oxhei
Watford Herts ’ a
Cundry, H I H Melplash Coutl nndpott Dorset 1
Gonston A J Itilirarai Hatton Warwie),
' — •— Hareldl- LiiHc W rclrhinck F urn Bicrsur OxoR
_G Weiherb) Grange Welhcrby, Vorks
Red Poll
^(h^von
Fmsian
TesesMa
Fnesun
South Devoti
Ouerase}
Redpoll
Red Poll
jersey
Fnesian
Jersey
D Shnribens
Jersey
Guenwey
l» Shorthoro
Friesian
Caoirr ,i
liunthee t L.Tomrsnood Hawkhutst Kent
Hanot Cheltenham Clos
allj Halsr
'.umey.l) W TheV,
< irroey, bir LusUft Waisingham Abljey Norfolk U ‘
Gurney, U S_ConHw<,nnsi Monkton Combe Hath Som ,
Gvi.clr»>.r)llUI) E Dereham.NorfrtH
‘'•’lulfiKh, Heton
D Sborlhorn
^bortboro
^lortbora
Sbi^hoTri
Aberdeen Angus]
Guernsey
' o«h, i
Roc knell lluilrseombe « ellington, Som
Lsst lUddnn Hall NotlhatnpKui
. . . -NotlhatnpKui
oRoM Aysiarih Vorke
G The Woodhciure, Allbrfjhlon
Redpoll
Dexter
1 Herefordshire
iiigboe,%enhaven,Sx (»)t
)5 0 Folklngton Slaror'
HaljGsJirll I Hnne 1 irtn, Innwe RriJitKalre Som
IIACTIR R£RO f51r J Ramaden, ft Cot, Thyone'
Ha«k*{?^i^ Far^ Wot Aiac^Sutsex
ia.tn II vv tv. 1 •• mpsirad Ifylt.Noef f
' tPl
UiGy, llanl,y )U!I IJcicr-ln
^milb |Sev
] rieslan
I K Shrrlhorn
Ilsig !1« AV, Great Horkeslej Colchester, Rsex
H&i^, J , High House Farm, Sandwith, Nr WhiteMscn
Cimib (spit
HxlOaA W , Jtramfield, Hertford
H&ieaCsI G D , Colston Manor, Aston-on Clun Salop (fplt
Ha.le, ilonce, Kuieswood Tandritlge Oxtcd, Surrey fpjt
liaJe, M G, The Knoll Clayden, Suffolk (apW)
Hale Mrs Mary B, Kineshwd, Tarndridge, hr Oxted,
Surrey
Hale, \V , Church Firm llartice PetcrsfieW Hants
Hale, Walter, Tenon Hil! Farm, Teiwn, WelivyrirHerW
Hates, Charles, Abbots Leigh, Haywards Heath Sussex. ,
Ha ley, Alfred A , Grose House Walton Wakcfield.Vorks (A)
HaUioo, Harry, Warp Farni, Thorne, V orks
Kail A iSons. Ton-Ion Tadcalter, Vorki (*>j
Ha(l,A A.HilIFarai.Coimtestborpe, Lciceslet
Friesian
D Shorthorn
Fnesian
Red Poll
Hall Arthur Bolton {houses, TreaSes, Kitkham, Lancs
Hall, Major Charles 0 , Seltnnjfon House, Malton, Vorka
Kall,i , I^lforton Honeyhaurne, R S O .fllos
Had E B Hates Hall, Market Drayton, Salop
HaiL^motxLTomsholroe Hall,Morecarabe Lane:
Hall, Enieit, Tallafttire, Cockerraouth, CuRiberbnd
Hall G , kfaoor House, Newton Bromswotd, Ar Roshilcn f
Nortbants '
Hall, George, Hegdale, Sbap, W tslmorland
Hali.Mcs It Stagbuiy, Chipsteid, Surrey
|{alI,M R , Banms Cross Leomiustec. Hereford
Hall, J M , Marsh Hall Orlcton, R S O , Herefordshire
iiall James Coefc Hal) Farm, Thuraham Lancashire
Hall John M .Sliddleftekl, Stockton-on Tees, Durham
Kail K , Han a Nook, Bay Horse. Laceastet Lancs
Hall Cap! R S \*w Hall, Tendnug Clacton-on Sea ,
Essex ,
Hall. R W' 4Son, Brick House, Canon Pjrm, Hcreforat*/!
Hall, Richard ASon.Tomsholme Kall.Merenmbe L.w» t'
Mall RicbardJames.Trenietbickrartn Peniance.CorawaUi
Hall Mrs T S.Cnrkel House, Crickfl St Homas Cbyrd'
Soiomet
Hall.W D .High Meadow, Ashford Ludlow, Salop
Mall WAR, DiAnty, DiJwyn, Weobley, Hereford
Hall Walter lligS Speney CroJt, Alston Cuab .
Hallett J R.Sheriord, Brlxton riymouth, Dewm
Hatliday R D . Preston Court. BeddmEham Sussex ,
Halsey. LI Col Sir \V J , Dart., Gaddeadcn Place, Hemel
Jlen^lead Hefis
Ifamar John The Uaio FarB, Bucknell Salop
Curensey
Fnesian
Kerr*
Shot thorn
Abrrdeni Angus
Shorlliotn
L. R Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
SboTiborn}
irthorn
Shorthorn
&
Hereford
Friesian
Short hors
Shorthorn
Red loll
Hereford
D Shorthorn
Guernsey
Sbortbort)
(•All
Hereford
Hereford
Galloway
South Drirx)
rriesian
Guernsey
tlamblioc Vfts Guy, Rookery Park Varford, Suffolk
llambliDg SitK Rockery Park, Voxford Suffolk
JIambro.hirErie K B E Milton Abbey ItUndford tlor
a
Hambro,)! C The Hyde. Luton EhU ..
Kambro Ronald O Kidbrook* Parle, Forest Row Susset,
Hamersley.Col A St C Riwte Park Wheaticv, Ovoii
Hatties C C lUyter Kmghthoyes Ho»e Farm Titertoti,
H*nulwmM<s$ft,TlisGreeD,l>ntofl, Carlisle Comb
Hamilton Miss B , Haugh Farm. Bradtofd-on Aioo Willi.|
Hamilton fit Brandon Dukeof I erne bat sbury, Miff! |
Hamilton Cm Sit Bruce Th-lU'l.Wcr.dovcr Bucks (Plf|
Hamiltoo.Capt Ceo . Hrnley Park Henley-on Thames Ox.
Jiamilton CSptH P I
HamiUoei Cen Sir fan, C C H , C C tl G Lui'eouin
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Jlaru'ton. James Hartie, Skelti
tIamilloB, ihss K ,Sorl
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HamilWn.Maj hit R C , Bart .OoiHvcn Vlanor. Bridcsto vc,
HanMlto^^nsselJ. Hon C E.. Sieynlng Surtex
Hamlyn F *So«. Waiel arm, WoodUnil Ashburion.Dcv
mmnKWtf. Afdwyn, Home Faem, WJtl, Sidicy, Nr
Abinedon. Becks . , „ .
Ilanunond Eduard A ,Charney, Vtantage Berks
HasuBODd r II (The llengold Kington Herefotdsl
itammond F W .The Grange, flryton OurySf fdi
HanSwd^H Enc Field Dilling Holt Norfolk
Hammond. Harry Bracon Ash, Norwich Norfotk
Hainidon,C,FuUwooilllolme5,Hope Dcibysbire
Jlanbetry.C., KiiigsionMaurward JJorrbesiee Dne.,
Hanbory, Mrs C. G llylandf, Chelmsford
llanbuty, r Capcl Weslfie'-t Mo,w,..Av,
|lana>c(. C L. ,Hic Mane
Lydcard Taunton, Ssnicisn
Haacork.F L.Bhyll East Anstley, North Devon
llauoork.F I .Ford VMvehsconila- Somerset
iUncortc.G A D illtket House Halso Taunton
Haococfc.II C Milverton Court Taunton Somctsei
llanoock Mrs R D . I lake • House Halse Taontoi
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Keretoed
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Redloli^: I
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Guernsey
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Sliortboni
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Kaaeock, T C
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t.ucrnsey
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HtrdlK* S . Chartonl Manor Doonton MilU I
lUirlman.M S , ^n»ton Lm’pr I arm HirJhora, I'otillon ;
lUrdman. T . LUton Cranr* Gnmaargh, rrMloo Lm« t .
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lUrJwk.J 1 .kiTrrllilUarm. JallifU GIm t •
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Hardy. F « . Fatholme Farm lUrton under Nrrd’atiod .
Hurton-r'n Trent, SUfli . , i
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Hirly.Kt lion L Sandlinalatk llylhc.K<-nt
HanJy, R 1 , TTid Manor, kirton UBd«e' Lines
llardy.T \ Jr.Cnxm harm Vlarton lordship Sullinj
HatdyI'Sv*’K Moodtanda Stainton Pmtlth Cumberland ;
Hare. UdvKithleco HrockrnhuTtt Park, Haota
Hare.SitT L , Dt .Stow Hall. Km* a Lt-on f'<^«lk I*
Harevreed, 1 be Earl o«, H*r«"’00fl House. Ueda.l orka (p*) ■
Harford, U. Horton HaU.ChippisxSodbuo Ck>a t
Harsreve.J Ntalh Mrlmer^ , Rip«t. Wki <»)
Hargreaves, Mrs Knightley F.fangc. SuHord t
Hatsteavei, The Misaea Nareing lark, Lajcx T
HaiweaTM Ous , Whli*koi»ht* I’atk Rcadio* rictka
Harreavrs.J R , Drmkatoncfark liurj St Ldmunds
bolfolk l*>
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JUtlech Lord, Bto(tyntyn, thweatry, Salop («P*)t
Hailc), Mrs .Walton Hall Bletchlci Buck*
Harmcr.T H LaurelFattn BrundiA Vrat«l»n»bam
Harmawurth Sitll A Dt .hre»h»atnGro*e Sh pics S* t
Harmmorth > C.kallcy Holme, Horated hejnea buist*
rd Hall Darlington Durhainl*
llamson, John W , Undrrpack Leatbolm Norks (<)
llamson, Joaepb, iianilatmton, Longteun, Cumberland
llamaoD.L I The OU Hall, Mattiahall. East Drreham
VocSolk ()»)t
lUrnaoo L C £ Caberley Court, Nr Cheltenham. Clot
lltirlaoo, L S, Upprrlcy Fans Carlisle, Cumberland i
llarnsoo, M Llmsuetl llouar Bury St Edmunds Suflt .
Hama o.R .Manor House, Much Hoolc, lYeatoo Lanrs I
llamson. K , Plumbbnd Aspatna Cusib
Ilarnacei Thoa Klrkby Overblow. Harrogate, ^ orka (*> I
llacrson. W , St Helms Ribaton, Wetherby, Yorks . I
Hamaoo, W A The North Lodge Harlaxton Grantham
lints (*]
Harrison Col W E , W > cbnor Park Burton on Trent t >
SlaMs (pA ;
Hamaco kV C hrmcb'ield Fm . rcsntb,Cumberland{ipA) .
llamson Btoadlev Capt J Brough Eastlorks (si !
Hart C II Altlep n Broad Campden Camden Clei 1
Hart, II B linrhurtt liaTiton Cambridge, Cambaf ;
Hart John R Lati raraham Grange Market tiattoiourh, /
Itarlley RlSons Grove Farm, Shipton under Wiehvood J
Otc* (l)t
I Hartnell A T Woodbayne Hooiton Devon 1
I iiarlopp Mrs F B Delby Hell Melton Menbray Lcici 1
Harvev, Met C M . East tiumham lodge Slough, Bucks I
Harvey, C S, Wjyradham, Oakham, Rutland (p)
Harvey Itaok Hadharn Park Bishop's btortford Herts t
Harvey I- J Pamplele Hetbelon I lymoutb Devon (s) i
Harvey, ] C F, tiuU & Beu Ledge heaknpinn SO
South Devon J
Harvey, John honllcroi Farm Fatke Shertome Doreett ■
Harvey Mit L Ismeteiiouse Sr Kidderminster, Worn (PI
Harvey M M AC £ lUiugion, Thettord Nortolk
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Jiawkin* T J Tb ngbill Our* Hcrtfon! i
Hawkins KJiss W b Beverley Canterbury Xenl <
Hankins Urn ttestPitl \tesufi»b ItrUngiOD Som. i
Hanksi el) ^ & Sons Kounihill b'date \otkS !
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Hay Ma) T \\ rulmeTilac 1 uJmer Slough Bucks 1
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Hav) urst France ^ H I am col* tVincbaimbe <itos (in)
JHyjfs hllxei Hillri .«( Bo Incil \ rks 1
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l[e*v M>»I !V I I Ajlesbut* Uuoks t
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H*»r! *r ((n*an( Mill Stratton Cornwall
He t 1 J 1 Me.<i hcaerwm l-euflciston Cwn»all ([>)
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tire hmte W Orxn House Farm lUsland t.nesl«li«H
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Hendry Dgttd UusesFatni RcotWord Slowinarket Sail Abetdertt Angus
Hendry R Parsonage Pami 'ttinden Chelmsford Essext Fnesian
Hettdy faines Alston Fanti, Hoibctoo, SO S Devon J Soulhlieton
Jos iioIwnMi » 1 a rm Elbutlon SO,*! Devon South Deton
Heady, P J Abbey Grsoce Romrey Hants Red lull
I Haaeage LanJ Jtauiton Fiall Lincoln L i< Shorlhoro
Ilmtoy ijdyJS AsVerton CasUe, lampion tUmberJand GaHoway
Henley H it Sands i arm Caine Milts t Pnesian
Gaemsey
Jfetir} Cd F Elmstree Tetbury Glos Jersey
Hetubatl r Hie Rl levs Farm Aldrriey Cdge.CjicsliIre JiJueAlbion
Heftpaitl R W L'liitrange Stonchouse Farm I^tock Sbortbom
llepper E T ^urt Bro&fe Ctyst St George, Copsbam South Devon
Devoa
fleppec R &. Wtsllgjiough Coome in Teigi bead Tiigo Smilli Delon
naouth Devon
Herbert Sir Alfred K B E DunJry Manor Wntch rch D Shortfactn
Hants (*P)
Herbert C C. Rodmarton tirencestcr Cln* {ij Aberdeen Afltus
Kerbett, W H VVhetjtptie Pastures Lclcestershiie f D Sbortbom
Kerbegt, W H VVhetjtptie Pastures Lclcestershiie f D Sbortbom
Hedot afn MaitUnd Wliitecroft Ruthwell Ctioib Ayrshire
Heraun Hodge Hon S(rs Sarsden House Kingham Ovon Guetniey
Dudley Red House Farm Aldcbiirgh Shorthorn
Iteielcne L TheColdmgs CreatMarley Brfntwood Ex Cuerosey
lletkelb Thot PJumpton Hall Penrjih Cumb Shortbom
Keilop John ttossp<tcat,Gceeohead Carlisle Cumb It) CaUaieay
Keailer Jarob Dibble Bridge Farm Castletoo Vorks Shorthorn
nvweisoti V luioiowD noirie ta/oorcK »ieioii vumo j ooori..wji
Het elson £ AC rhorfiby Villa Wigtou Curnli (Pit D Sborthon
HewetsoR WS MrsiVlew WmskiU,Labgu«rtby Cumef Shorthdm
Heweii LmestM JVrwiek Court Berwick Suaswt !i) Fripwan
Hewitt Atthuri) Hagville Jarm MoJto^am Berk* Cttemi*)'
Hewitt Clarence AIitKlflirkJ Green 3 ant Sapfutf HerHf ItMlan
Hewitt Coo W’lgiton Lrlcc»ter Friesian
I Hewwon J W &>ut)ifmby Jlall Jlcaket Newmirkrt SboHhotii
Migton Curab (MIt
1/fwsoo John Parten Migtor CumberlaDi) (*)j P Shortbom
I Key Hinej Sherbura Grange Farm SotilbMttocd Vnrkk Shotthont
I Heye* Richard Btckirwafle Dfreskirl. Lanes Shorthorn
I Ilejetes J C«( on Ricbarcla Btimt Cieiii Ar Birnunchaio D Sborthorn
I WarwicVsbtte l^lt
Ueynes ! A TheLeaaoKca Tamwotlh in Arden W*re»tj D Slortborn
Hey* John Wamungicn Lodge Oundle NorfhaaC* gortiiofn
Heywood A Ctubwonhy Radd Tigita WivflntMnbe Sent Devon
lleywood A Cleienngl'ark MicthamMarkrt Stff (s^4)t Redfpil
Heywiaod r R Lov^re BnMon Tiverton Devon (Pl Devon
Heywood H H Baficnirin Moortaort B Klff»aterSom.t Iriraan
Heywooil I Viflae Fnrm Tbomlalcon Tauoion Sum Devon
Keswood Wjo Whitefrld M mltscon be Som De\c«i
HETWORTH 8AVA0E. J/T-COL. C, BraSwea Ofore RrtPoU*
Bortord OHori ,t _ _
H bberd G D Cor/c'tullm M mbome Dor«t (pJt D Shottfaoro
liiriwns C.lrenupvo 'St Buryan Cornwall Iptt
HICSIRC sm W» BART.. Si*okesliu*l HaU. D SbocUtorn
SottUiwel} Wolfs CF/JJ
Micklin H , r u*tt»i Alb Canterbury 1 mt shorthorn
lucking A W WineOidHaU Oakba u RyBand (hi Shorthorn
Hickman F C Calleyfartn Hartwell Ajlrsb tj.rhicfcil Shorthorn
Ktckuian JoboOwes ilickJelord. IlickmaiMworlb Herts t D Shocthom
a) Il,-r(a
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Ktckuian JoboOweo ilickJetord.IlickmaiMworlb Herts t D Shocthom
Hecks Edward Chrttl am. Park Kenfirt I «o'sfX Sussex
Hirti* r FtcH House Hutton I ate Cu iboTOugh Vorks SborlborU
mtks C A Dclle, Farm JJenfckl Nissev J I tics an
Kicks Herbert ThrHamtev Lillie Cog^rshall Pssex Jersey
HicKs M Hi WwldsFam loflus \otks Shofltiora
H^s T r.,Maud n Ta/n li.krard Cornwall Guernsey
Hicks M C Trcvetisrarm St rmnoch Liskrard Cora South Devon
H ck* M M R^cariock JVvrtlsnc Cornwall (i6) Shorthorn
i( cfcs Beat^ TIi* llad es Susan and X ictona Coin St Gloucester
Aklvryns Farford GIos (p)t .
llidr A Itoundhurst Hislenere Sutres Curmsry
Ilran B L. kllhoosefam Evererereh tomersel Friesan
Him* Arthir Skejnes L<IenbTliii!e Krni (p) Trie' an
H cae» Nr* J S HoIl< Hush Hal Aewboiotgh Staffs O Shorthorn
HgneK Ikrmre Hook Ln I lari* ChcrlTti km Omm f H Shurthomtji
II W btiurd Got AUK Mlliratin 11 ghw Colchester Jersey
If Mrr Kr» Koskards fnsil *lone Fiirx (p^ Jersey
II klrei) C iS TheGranire Clrsby Uncolo L RShnrthcm
lilted W Cross Roads Firm Uirton le-UiIlo«» ^otki Nhorlhnrn
M n A I rg"lec n Co >rt Le 'hurv llrrtidriljliife Hrtrtord
HIIAJ J?e,.ilwster Wachfort Ti nton Soonset Ditrxi
DlLAnlifl Denton Park Ikn Rh) Id he Xorks fpn Irlwan
H«H llalllaitn Crrcsenhall JjsllVnlam Norfolk i Red Poll
11 II JJ t Minorlarm llilrcrton Ttowfat dgr Will* 111 eAlhlon
IHU C J Touts IXion N. uth Detnn
Kill C I Hatplffe Ciutl 1 a*l Mirplrre Bristol Jrr* y
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!liU 1 1 . LUaMnt((r\MC<'i'rt. AborEJ'r'inv Mon
llill F J , Tark Farm, Ore? mh»ll L Ikrtham, ^otlo!k
Jlill U Jt, pr»»Jm»II iforotoo in Mjrjh Clo« J
Hill ) . MouFra? I.oij'-, Mar^hbrnoVt, CbuMh Swtwn
Sakp ^
HiH 1 , \S1iilfhfnj»o CbrMthoPB? Ti\ct»oOj tk?nn
HiUl, J ^ ,C>rli-tCTi MAoor, MoirtortJsNro
liill.j , l><kham ManM I aiw, Traibcnoombf, T»ob-
ton.^onwrnot ,
IJill.Sir }»mos. Ikitl , Hrxion 'Unt>c. H»tch!n,l(orH («!t|
IliU. K ,Qo« lark Holfl, Grm»l>?, Liof*
Um.R .atlU»ll,\''«>-«>'l,"‘S''ift,Cun\brrl4ntJ (*1
Hvll Mrt-V , VloaJspring rnor) ."fSton-»ur''^''lj".-'>orn
11i11,Mjj% T ,^Nt>od5pnn»PnoTy,\\rs{Mi %up»r M»r»,iom
U U. W . rronTirttonf, lilick line. CrodJlon, IV\Dft
Jill!, M Cns/t House. ItausWad JJil!. ilursh >j San*.
CatUsIc, Cumbetlaod ,
HiU, s\. H , Bjshbory HiU, WoUttHampton. SuMi. (ipK'
Hitl.M H , A'aterhOu«e. Petton, Bjoiplon IVit® '
IhU, '\»UrT, UesrnvMn, Soult HantiinEftelJ, Chelniiteri}
tt*fx CF*)
JlilV W liliam n , Corltwsr Park Farm,
null 1 Cha‘ . Marsh Farm Road, Runbim, Norfotk'
Hilton, John Wbite Haute F«m, Simuler Lane, Rhodes
nr Middletnn. Lanrs
Hinchliffe R , Norlhetid Farm, Ollruigbain, \orka tp)
llinekri, Cant R T , FoxW, Herrlord t»l
Hind Jesse \\ .The Elms Th* Park, Noltioghaui. Nolls t
/fuidle. J Vale House Farm. HousMon Preston, Lancs fj
Hindlei, EMu«ly Arrj-se Court. V r Folkeslone Kent '
Hindley.R T , OiWOouali, Nt Kace!csff«M. Wls
Hiadoutsti St A .St Catherine's Farm. Skrttoo. bork
Hine. Ceo \%oodhouse Farm, Distuorlh Vf Detbj
Hio* t, H , IMinrh’etl 1 am. Nr Ptymoolh, IVton
H njre, AUrra. Homestead, Uotdea, Sitiinglnucne, Ketti
HiBel*T, >1 A . Lo*fr HoUmJ. Pwi'M. AWajley, \For«
HmWley.S A , Staa Park. Pet'oMh.Suliex _
Jfipiern. Mm , Hillside House, Shareibrcok nedtotd
liiid, H C Bumit Manor. Dedale, Vorkshire {*
|{irseb, H r ]l , Lcyi Hal!, Caere, ,\tdderds<e, Jocks
Hirst, b , natnbt.Cawtborre, Harti4l»v. Forks i,
Hirst. Sir Huso Fox Hill Latlei, Readio* Berks (p.
Hisoatk. Arthur, Manor Fana. lUtndJord Eooei tij
Hitdi.M H , bIStstone Manor, Cheltenbaot Clot <>P
liiteheock, Arnold. Brook House. Tipif re. Esse*
Hood, Thos , I’aMonajte Farm Rabetisbridge, Sussex
Hoad. l\m .Olottrnbam Farm, Robetiibndse Sussex (Pl
Hoate.Gen Bn** C , Utnbee Hill JIabrougb Lines |ij'
Hoare.C 1 JioleStaTmon, Butklastlngb, CVs-on <tl
Ho«te.CharlesT,ntmellHoiiee Oiteater Oxon _ (t*l
Hoare, O do M O .Tilburton Hill Farm, South Godtwoe,
Ifoare^^r Henry, Bt. Staufbead, 2<a!s HiRs (P*>U
Koare J A Son Mount Earton. Staverton Totoei I)rVMi(j!t|
Hoare r A M . LuseomlJr, Uuckfastleijh pevoo
Hoare Mrs S ASOB.Caddaford.CuckSasMeigh D«\r«
Hobbs C H , Abet Taoat, Llanyblod«Yl Salop (.
Hobbr, ptres . CAdvein, Ovnestte , Satey t
HobbiAHai-ies Kelmsmit. Lrchlade. Glos „ 1»P
Hobday. B T , Jlunrei Farm, Ashbumham naiile Suss
Kobhouse Mrs K, Meal House Holkhaoi. t'elis next tte-|
Sra.Ncriclk ,
tiobhouse. Lad), Mosktoo Farteigl), Braoiordem Avon
Milts I,
Hobbouse, Reginald A , rondsmead.OakhiU, Somerset t|
Hobson Col 0 W, Cotnh.ll, PaltishaU, Toucestw.
Norlhants
Hocken, N , Kilkenny, Fatrford, Glos
Hocker, Maj Montague Goesilmg Sussex „
IlotVm* A J . Penbertbs St Hilary St Ctrt }Ia)le Corn
Hocking, fonn, Bodiny.'rbmsar llelston, Convv *
flowing, K V . rcefuge, Coadb Creen. Laonces
.,o..,uK ..m . D^wall. bt Just SO CoTOwall
Hocking Um L-.MithytiMre S Hoiib, Kinpibndge tyenl
HoddMl H IP H.ThtCcanse.Kuigstone.JIadlr- * -
Hoildioott S & F, Aston Magna, Morewo
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Friman
K K ^oeMiont
I> Shorihont
Comery
l> aiortbom
tlevDii
SterUtom
a Marsh
Hodrt'nson.C . Greenbrad. Bugs«orth Slackyort rtetii^t
Hodskinscm.IUHolIvHooseFami Calvrr.^hHlieid bosks
HodcVinsam. A S«i. Holt House. Mallock. I>rbyshirr '
Ilodcson, \ S.Mesionsriace \?amham,^sex
Hodgson, A T .The Rnsok I arm, Co» told, llonharn, S*
JJodgson, MaJ F C S, ryr».eU House, OoeensCam'
Seovil Somerset
HodgsMi, H S. Kiiket N'ook. MithersUck. Crange-oser-
bands. Land , „ '
Hodgson, j Dock-TOtth. ^leM’s HiU. Lrinlngtoc. IL
HcMgson, Mus M L . Hatdgrove Bothefrll. Cumb
Hodgsou, k I' .Lealholm HaB. Lealboln) Jerks .
Hodi.-srm. Richard, tamont IWse. Pennli Cucafceriaad
Itodgsoo.vi iSnn.MiJtown.numbUnd, ksratna.Cumb '
Hodueti, Idgat T , Cbcstetton, Leanangu*. H
Red IVn
llrretcstd
L R Sbonbom
t> Shorthom
Sussex
Shnrttnrn
Swith IVvon
Frietsan
Rlue Albton
Guernsey
Shorthorn
Sussex
Shotiboru
O Shoribora
Shore bom
Shortborn
isioA^oto
O ShorihoRi
Red Poll
Fnesiao
Sussex
L R Sborlbofii!
South Oe\"on I
Abei^en kngusj
D Shorthon
South IVvon
South tVron
South Deioft
Shorthorn
Sbofthoeu
I> Sboriboni
Gueeosey
Dexter
Jeney
ShortbetfD
Red n»l
Frtcsiaii
South Drttn
Goeensey
Hdoo
Fnrsian
Aynhjr*
(nirmiey
South lireott
Sbortboro
Blue Albion
IRueAJbMD
Sussex
Guernsey
Guernsey
Suxthom
ilodsoli, A M P .Stilrmans, Munstrad Heath, Codalmiog,
HofrOJ^ , Pare an-Cftet. St Ivrs. Cornwall If)!
Itoff. Henry, Shou/ Uiam Thorpe, l>o«nham 'larket Vort *
Hesrartb, O, G]o>aon|>y Kirkoswal J, Carlii!*, Cumb
Hoik. Keauchvnp.lct Hidden I m . Ilimcerlord Berks {PJT
lIuHiech. R II A , Frambomugh, llanbury.Oxon f
liolleto/t,A .College Fiekl Meore.Nr Crewe, Cheshire .
*' Hall, Bishops Tachbrwk, Learning
KoHm.xirs
HoHeti.A U , Aston,e«i Carrant, ‘teukesbury.Glos
lloMer C 4 Hood Manor, Tomes, DevCTi mil
llolSswoith Itrig Gee G , D SO .Glyodc, Leues Sx (rp*)j
Hole, ft l{ Oapcole GrStllclon, Chippenham. VJitts (pMtj
Hole, Sidney ,J ew Tree House, Alboiime, Hassocks, Sx (s
Hole, Ma) V\ G Parke, Bosey Tracey, Deson i
Hole ttrn Chirlton Hosethome, Sherfcome, Ltorset
HoUocd, Mrs t G , Hartperty House Matsesnore, Glos
HolgUe folm {{ Pepper Hill Farm, halderston
UlichDum, Lancashire
HolUtid J C .HolywellRow.MiWrnhall.SuHolk
Holland, Sir ft S Bart JScstwell Marior Buriord, Oxoo (sH
Holland S T The Bara House Arlington Ilibnrv Gk *
Hotland Marlin R Ovrrbury Court Tciskrsburv.Glos
BOLLAS. KRS S. ZL. ' HicLmg EoFi,’' loagridge
Laneaihlt* l$p)t
Tonbridge, Keel
llolteoden. Lord. Hall Pljc
HoUiek R R Siivifhall, Coientry Wamx
Holliday ) IS Rigciitv Branihwaite Uorkington Cumh
Jlolliday I E Fourass lllenroue Penrith Cumb t,
llolUday J 1% Ucackee Hall Lambtieg Kendal H m’laflo
tlollnuy R Crapg Jrat Ackrnthwaiir, Wilnthorpe,
llestoiorucid
tfolliogvorsii, thelate Ed>vard 'lowdste, Dobtiws, Ycxks F
llolUagworth G H Sandhote larm,OH T^ruham.New
Koad, Hothdalr. Lants
Hol/ingworlO, /as Manor rarsn Coddiogton, Kotta
Koliinshrad I V llenbam Lodge Stansird, Essex
Holiinshead, J tt Sidway Hall Fans, Upe Gate. Markell
Drayton, Salop *'
Holiinshead M bar HiU House Madele) Crewe
HoKis J E Manor Farm Holwetl Buttord Okon
Hollaed Mrs t R flenhallLcdge Sannujidhain.'juHolliJWl
Hotload F Eabert Uiston Old Abbey. Leiiton. SuH (*|
HoUonay.ll H ASm Bay House IsiernaMioslrr. Bland
ford Dorset
Holtonav H T JJrat Lavingicpii Milts
lloloi Allan The Grange, Tilton Leicester
Holm J Tb« Grange Tiiltxi Leictsltt
Hotmah A W Hye. ffutlgwick Suite*
Holmaii F Vt Kt^leJark Almondsbitry G^it
llidoiari, i M Roswarae Camborne Cornwall
llolusau V\ A. Sins The llaint Tomes. Devon .
IlcUme HASofiiThnmbv Harkthorpe irnnth CumbiliH
Holmes Eatl Clover Top 1 arm Welwyn Hi""
111
llolines Mist D Millhill Sandon Chrlmtford. Essex t
Holmes Mayor A XIrs Frauk MiUhill, Saadott, Chelmstord.,
Essex Mrt
HoIrwmH Sttby Jlelloti Hnnbfay. Leies '*'*
Holmes, J , Holly House, Bowslc) Drrbytbire
llolmea Pwy t , Red House. WrsUetoe, Salhtk
}lob»ra,U» A.Laaenby Ettce.'Vorkt
lloln>jd,J H 5, KusperHouse. Ruspee Horsham. Sus
Holt, A D, Stokt House, St'"" ” — • • -■•
Ducks
Kolt^LxoQox, Hunts Green Fat
iviUe, Aylesbury,
Lowfield Heato.Crawle^J
Holt. 1 m(s Castle Ryiham Ccantham Lines
Holt. Mai Philip D Sibbersfiefd HaJI.Churton, Chrshirei
Holt R D, High Iforraos. W lodennere W rstmcrlMd Hit]
llolt Thomas. C AorthDevi House Iluxbtndra Bucks (pit
Hume Bnc •Gen 4 F . Cxrrnham f^rk. Mi1drflliaU,Siill)|
Home *r<i»a Sugar Ltd , Kelham, Newark. Notts j
Moines W J .GoldHiU Dosbury.Nr Ledbury, Htord (»*j
Ifooeydeld | C.BiassfieUs Facrn OirsJey, Newer 1, Glo*
Hcaiy, 1{ C • Hallarn, Ogbcnirae Marlborough, Vt ilu t'
lioQywood Lady. Coiland Ewhurst.Surrey (p)!
llooker.Jotio.ltooeyehild Manor, New koenney, K.rat (ip*|i
ktooper.c J .Laogtim.DUndkird.Dorset HP;
Hoopeg. F , Orchard House f leare Rd . GZastceibiirr. Som i
Hnegwr. } D,Ct CWn IWtv Pomeroy, Totnes, Devoot
Hwirer, T S 4 S' A,, Manor Fa/xo, Tarrdoi flaoloo.;
BunAford, Dorset (<pl
Huefrell IS 1 . Folly, Birbury Kujgsbodge, Derte l»pl!
•sefK.Tbe LmLes E AD, South Park. Bodiam, Sustex(a|i
FKyw.l W , TheTbxone, W rsA'tev, Heretordshira . |
Heg>e,|oaeph, Jrehv lUU. Ircbj.tuBiherUod t
JeeeTh, MuKs'emocc House, Oulmii. Cumbectand _
Hope Capi 2„.V , Hb/toeyOwt, H himcT, Hereford t|
iupe.Ssa,, Longnvaar House, It leton Comb _ Oil
>i<i(w.Jdoelry, the flee O., lull llaca-.TMibniJg*. NeutAjj
Jersey
Pftesian
Shorthorn
Shorthore
Jersey
lilue Albion
Ffirslao
Fdesiaa
Sasse*
Luerhse?
t> Shorthorn
fncsian
Jerv-y
South Deson
Shorthorn
Sborthora
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Friesian
Red Poll
Ij Shorthore
Fncsian
Shotthora
FWesiM '
Aberdeen Angus
Longhorn
Shorthorn
FrJMlan
BlueAlbMii
D Shortbern
Cuenspy
RedPuM
D SfaorlbCrm
D ^rlhons
L R Sboriborn
L R inborn
t) Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Cuerusey
Fnciian
L R Shortborij
B'ge Albion
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthorn
L Ft Shorthorn
Red IMII
L R Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Sl^rthora
Hereford
Shorthorn
Shortbora
Ouermey
t> ShrsnKsia
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I,7Z,6
I> Sbceiberti
Shorthorn
flereford
Shorthorn
132
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
HOP— HUT
Nitne »nd Address
IS aad Address
Hope^fi! Joseph Wllhcote Oakham Rulland
Hopk ns Col C H Innes TheNayes Kenlf> Surf
Hopkins R Burroui-h HoorAl erton HaU,l-ceds Yoi ... .
Hopkins T E Effingham ini rarro Uork ng Surrey
Hopkins J Cruse Farm S a> Hants tp]
HopkmsonT Gate House Fm EcdeshiH Bradford \orks
Hoppe J H Manor Farm Piddrgton Thame Oxon
Hopper Co! Harman Horae Bush Brenchlcy Kent
Hopper S Penfound I'oundstock Hosworthy Devon
Hopper T A The Elms Lgworthv Barton Holsworfiy.i
Dcson (P)|
Ilopp n Mrs E M Woodcourt Harbertonford Desi
Hopton M s F M Hampton Manor
HORBURY W L. Ettinnen Park Stratford-on Avon-I
Wanes. (1*7 .
Hordern Br g Gen l> V Baugh irst House R-msdell t
Das ngstoke Hants
Hordem M ss I E Cohham Court Bekesbourne Canter
Horler M ss J M DaekwcU Common ^\estTown Sora
Horn h netlttis l)a]sa1! Ber! s«ell Coventry \\arws (pfcH
Horn Thomas Lane Head Lunesdale M ddletor ■
Teesdale ^orks
Homb) C H St John Chantmarle Dorchester Dorsetfl
Hornby Frlncis Kc" Lodge 1 arm Lillcshall Newport '
Hom^ ThcExors ofCapt C Ph pps Hornblotton House
Alford Sora'T'ct
Hombj H E I eynsham Manor Sa tford Somerset
HombvLeuts Mrs Uaoesfield Medmenham Marlosi
Bucks
Home F \\ Bopton '1 11 Burs St Edmunds Suffolk
HORKE H S Alisworth Farm Bonae Enswortb
Binti (5pV‘f)+i
Home \\ r Jfaliri SchackUfotd Surrey t
Home " S Nash Court Westwell Ashford Kent (sp)|
Horner F Craig House S Isden Nr Keighley Yorks
Hornet S T Jo! n r F Mel's Park Ftoine Somerset
Hornsb) R Spring Close Migton Cumb . .
Horaung J p Best Cr astead Park Horsham Sussex(t)t
Hoiobln 1 Dukeof \ork s Hotel Hurdlon Button Oecbv
Horrrll J R WestvoodFm Peterboroukh Northants (Wt
Horsfall H H leans Hall £rd nglon B rm agham
Mtrws ft A)
tlortfall M ca K Sodylt Ellesmere Salon j
Horsle> John Manor farm Brghin Dnff eld korks
HentieU J J Burralon Farm Crouti H 11 Desen
Horten b Lilie House Chapel H U AvetonC fford Devon
Horton S S Lxlon Loddiiu ]1 Devon ti
HoseBOod Bernard Eastern Fleuse Carbaopton Taunton I
Somerset (aHi
HoseSood W F Ashnell Ilmnster Somerset t|
Hosesood Obed T D 1 ngton Farm Ilmiflstef Sora yltl
Hecken Ldwin, Pulsack Farm Kavle Comstall
Hosk n E B TrevenaFann Breage br Helston Cnall
Hosk n John F Coscarae St Bur>an Cotawallj
Hcekio S Home Farm Antony Torpo at Cornwall
Iloskln T A tiendra St liermans Conwall (s)
Hosklng H Hatch Farm Lodd swell Devon
Hosk ng J L Holwill Farm Malboiough Kmgsbridge
-tanlev Penrose, Trcen
Hosk ng M L & Sons Fenton
Cornwall
Hoskins J O Southwood Fan
}!osk>-n5 H \l \\ \ leriott M
Hot hkin Slalford keie Maoo
Unfoln
Hoinnelt Lord Holhf -Id Place Aihtocd Kei
Hough A R Trenodden hfenhen of ComwaL
Hou h Cm: l\\ Spnnghousel ms They don Bo s Esx Ithf tl
Hough T F kavenlield Facer Road Teignmoolh '
DesiDn
lloucMon Mrs A IMI gh House B 11 ngbofough Lines
Itouklen R South Somereotes Hall Louih L nes (*
HoulsUin W L. If gh House Seawlon Th rsk ^orks
Houlton K W Sherbonie Northlcich rioi Ip)
Ho se C R Reitonnel Hayle Cornwall
Hou e I rnesl H Th' Rookery T ckeoham Na Isea Som
Iloise J II Cobbs Cross Coathurst Bridgwater Som,
Houieham Henry Horae Farm Tumbj Boston Lines (*)
Afaecdeen Ansus]
jersey
1> bh iTthom
Guernsey
Guernsey
Shorlhom
Sosith Devoo
Hereford
AbtrdeeB Anen
1 Bollansborough Som
nor Crewkeme Som (i>t
House Moodhall Spa
s M McAuley Sachet Court Alford lines
It S SIC Thornbury Castle Thom
Sooth M alstiam No^l
llowant Mai <
tnry Glos
Hosrard A J TheHil! I'ans
Hosrafd Charles F Noclnn Rise i intoin
Howarl SIa| 11 Hampton Lodee Seal* Famhi
Itowar-I H If Serin 1 m ktor hard B shop Cre
llowirl I llanlittk Ptubrltae Hetelordshir
Howird Sdoion loslorl Silt Ik
llowar'l St t K New G pse Meditead A1l«i
e nisei
SI Hall b ilnal SaV,ji
Shotibora
D Sbottborr
Sussex
ihor^m
Blue Alb on
D Sboriboro
Shortbom
Short hoed
Shorthorn
South Devon
South Devoo
South Devoo
Fnesiao
SmUi Devoo
Guernsey
South Devoo
South Devoo
South Devoo
South Desoo
Con
>sey
Gnemsey
Jersey
IKX.*
Dexter
L R Sbortboro|
Sboriboro
Shortboni
Ic esan
D Slwriboni
Dswn
1_R Sbortbora
Kerry
Kedl\>D
rtoucester
Shorthorn
L.K Sborlbom
L K Sbortbom
Shorihom
IVs-on
Hereford
Ho vartb Ld a Liptrots Farm Sandy Lane Lositon
Faesston le Millows Lancs
Hosnlcn John South Duffield Selby Yorks
Honden J<*n Wmleringham Scunthorpe Lines
Hosse Hes £dtb Groiclarm Beal nes Suffolk (A)t
Hosse T Gtnrd House Threlkeld Penr th Ctimb
Howell Mrs M II Lostwith el Cornwall
Hose A B Eshott Brocks Felton Morpeth Northumb
Ho V SOI E C Isle House Pad ba n P mley Lancs
Honk os H Ash ells Farm \el\ertaft Rugby U
Hovse E T Lane The Poplars Beckicy Sussex
House L. B Stanford Park Fanngdon Berks
Howsc S E The Elms Farm Boticv O'sford
Howson \V Ctaealt House Kendal M rstmorland
Hoyle James] ChaseCottaselarn Potters Bar Mddx (*)f]
HuUnnl Mrs H A Saodh Us Betehworih Surrey ‘
Hudd esion Mrs H Clytha Park Abereavenny Moi
Huddleston T Canada Farm Moresby JVh tebai
Cumb (spA)t
Huddleslon W W Moat Court Mai em %'orcs t
Hudson Lady C B L Buckthorn H It Crowboro S\
Fludson J n Dtxies House Sandside M Inthorpc
W escmoitand
Hudson J PnieOMHall Bylaugh E Derehara Norf (#-»,
Fludson f R Scalibar House Plomptoo Knaresborough '
Yorks fp*'
Hudson Cap! J M Home Farm Stow KngiLynn Norf
Huds on loto & StobhiII Farm kforpeth jlorthumberland ,
HUDSON P & SON. CaiU Beck Farm Carletoa. Sklpton
York* t,
Hud^ Capt P Ft Bo'eyHouse St-Mary Bourne Hantst
Hudson R S Hendon Maoor Ide FI II Scsenoaks Kent
Hudson T W Longslow Market Oravton Salop
Hudspitb J A T H Hawl Steel Allendale Northumb
Hughes A E The Laurels Bargates Leemioster Hereford
Hughes Capt A M kaugban Adselt Court Westbury '
on SevCTO Clos t
Hughes Capt E L C B E R N Watts Farm Capcl St
IiUr> Sollolk t
Hughes C I M ddleton Hall Mooler Korthumb
Hughes O M The Feld House Alcester Warns {s),
Hughes CeorgeCharles ManorKouse Cranbrook Kent '
Hughes H R Hall Croft Bishop s Stortford Herts
Hughes james H I Farm CskJeeoie Nuneiten Warwi^j
Fries an
Guernsey
Shorthorn
r uemsey
n'^IaJld
Shorlhom
Sussex
D Shortbom
Shorthorn
Jersey
Jersey
Shorthorn
SI orthom
Jersey
Shortbom
S orthom
Hereford
liughM James £ Lea Hall SloII nglon CbetterCbel
Hughes P £ Gtesty Lodge Ciewe Chesh te (Fk!
Hughes May R Stratford Hills StnifordSt.Marv Suff (A tj
Hughes Rehard WerFsrm Montford Salop '
Hughes T S Naihtone Grange Nuneaton Warws (p)
llulbert C N LejfieldFro Eh mbieton Evesham Mores
Hu Icy J B Carlton Lees Bake ell Derbysh rc ,
HuUy W BonsfieldStudFarm. Orton Tebay" mland(!A)|
Holme HeDty Worxnle ghton Leanungton Warws
Humber F College Wood Fm. Asburst Steyn ng Sx
llumpbrejs Maj R H B Rye Farm Cranlei.h Surreyt]
Hunt Mrs A C Park Farm Grand sburgh Suflolk
Hunt A T Laurel Bank Testwood Southampton Hants
Hunt H \V Pan ogham Molierhampton Stalfi
Hunt T G Rose farm Seaton Ross lorfc ^
Hunt W Br dge Fm Hacheslon Vvickham M kt Suit \$)V
Hunt « Traceys Farm Longeombe Berry Pbi
Tatnes D von
iluol Urn Mlialey Mansi eld Notts
Hunter Mrs A L Bursas Bridge Penraace Com vall
Hunter C P Redlaad House lloughCreen Chester Ches
Hunter John Outehester M nor Bclford Northumb
lliinlec Jonathan Stonele "h Tbomby Uiglon Cumb
Hunter Capt K S C HngCastle CUlnglast \orks
Hunter Capt M J Eatdislev I’ark Card sle> Hereford
Hunter Mrs ai S Mest Fields Ne nham IFaventry
Northants
Hunter Wm Swaltewgrove Farm Hertford (A)1
MunIngfeM Rt Hon Lord llet enlngham Hall Nr
ilalrsworth Sull (s*)1
lluntingtoo Maj A VV Wellciboume House Warws 1
Huntley O ” s.v — ...v...— s— .
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Hurdinan tl & G Mactham'On tl
Ilotucast'c
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(A)
llurrrU A lUrsi..
Hurst Bros Ashrl hamChste Southmlnsta
Hurst Brown M Hasrleylletlh Harllev 'V
Huritey Edward Crowborougli Warren Susi
Hussn Edward W Seninev Castle Lamberhurst Kent
Hostler W K Dreeh II It Bury Sc Edmunds billolk(k)
Hutchings C T Cr mwayl n Rhoile Bridgwater •tor
lluceli ngf Joseph Htslrankrn St Buryan Cornwall
Ilutrl Ings 1 P Rhoite I arm Nr Bridgwater Somers'
llBihngsW J llawkhurst 1 arm The Causeway M
iluirt lusonTrasdale II Manor Itoose Cjlteri k% kl
Jftse}
S! orthom
Slwrthom
il'wAlbon
D Sborthom
Shorthorn
Fries an
SI art ham
Hereford
Red }sU
Shorthorn
SI oithon
Blue Alb on
Shorthorn
L R ShoTlFors
redpoll
D Shorthorn
C uemsey
Fries an
Jersey
t uemsey
Sf orthom
Fftes an
South Devon
Shorlhom
Shorthorn
Hereford
Jersey
L R Shocthom
iST.„
Cuemsey
Red IMU
Jersey
MrltoD Vonlfr Mr* .Old I>n» Sr Dork nc Sunry
Hyrnan \\ Hirr«ood Raff RickuiinsKQTlii HrrM
11 Tie W G Widenell Lardrombe IVirtmouth Devon
Hjilop I K Chirrs House Irsingtco, Leominster
liertfordshire (*)
Ikio rorlcT-b ^^em Salop yi)1 I
Ilbert Lt-Col I A nosnoesleiph Kingsbndge Devon 1 «
lies K ! rarkrarm FairJord GIos (spK I
lllinjuflrth Hill Top Farm Stutton Tadeasler Vks I
lmb»rt Terry Mrs BloeHajn Broad Clyst Destm t ]
impey " Sorgrose Redd ith Worcs i
Inee Mai D F West M UHiUs Hasdon Bridge Lorthi mb •
nrot. MRS. W T-. lliofpe Ball. Tamworth Stalls, (ir*) i
lertarr MaurJ 1- 'Vi^iUl'ark ladcaster \otks ;
Id.iebj H RosedileCl Lej-sters SrTeobury \\ores {p) i
lo Wield L*dv Cecil Flower tabes Wmdie? Derbyy-lt i
iB-rsm T A Hassell a Farm CUierton Daih Som t :
Isgi |ohn Comf eon Arw4 Hotel SioneyCross L>-ndhijnt c
Inkpm S Cocdea Burton Gradatock Bndport Dorset '
Inman Harold S Avenue Farm House Tadwonb Surrey i
InverforlhelSeulligatf Baron Arnos Grove Southgate Mx
lee John T Huh Cresinlt Alston Cumb (sir
Ireland A B Fiopnote Dairy BU(k«ater Haota
Irtlaod E WalknsFartn Nonhmoor Vr Ej-niham Oxon
Ireland C B I Soutbford Siaserton Tocnes Devon
Ire and Maurice M Higbfure DtUingshuist Sussex t
Irish H P.Smalleorabe Ratlery South Brent Des-on
Irish I«se S Iver Street Farm Lllculme Devon ip)
Itiih W K., lulroesten Modburv 8 0 South Eleven
Irviof ] Milltown hirklinten Carlisle Cuinb (p|
Itvise J E Town End Farm Halton Lancaster Lancs
Irvmg R Cbryftal Sbcnley Lodge Ridge K 11 llarnci
Heru it)
Irvinr Capt R FVerUx Aogherlree Ircb* Carlisle Cumb
Irsiog S haroswick Hall SI ddlrwTCb Cheshire (<([
IrvmgT J M ddle Hill Farm Calthwaite Carl sle Cumb {K)
Irvin* W & Son Toppm Castle Heads Nook Cathslc
lr«n " lotM^C^C S I GCIE Carrowbv Bishop Wilton
Wilton Norki (*tf
Irwin Major T « Juslicetown Carl sle Cumb sp)
Isbell A Lawhyre howes Cornwall
Isear John Brook Farm Wedmore hr Cheddar Som
Isherwrxd C W Edge 1 old Lntwislle Bolton Lancs (sjf
ISMAY JAMES E. Iwerne Minster Blandiord Dorsetlplt
Ismar \\m Wavercrol Wigron Cumb {»!
mUtGB RT HON LORD C.B..CJla..ElTtdan Thetlord
Norfolk ^ , ^<‘*1
ITEAOB, BT BON LORD C3.. CJl 0., Cuiness Dairy
Farm Boebndge Old Woking Surrey (S)
Iveson W 8 SewSireet Wigron Cumb lP)t
vcswick Bunion, Drif leld \otks (sPA)
Sreat Buckland Farm Meopham Kent(P)
Sbonbeni
Coemsey
^ho^iom
ihortiMrn
Soulb Sevon
Devon
South Devon
Shortbom
Shorlhorei
Ulid Calloway
laggard S R Kentfoirl Newmarket Sollolk (A)
lames AMT Bean Ho se Cradley Malsem Worcs
lames Cot B C Slevenstone Tornoeton Devon (p]
James C E TreseddwFann Pendy Abergavenny Mon
lames j SelbeeRow Hesket Newmarket W igton Ct-mb
)] antes James Cailev Bartel ter Grampoi.nd Road Corn{t)
antes L H Ctiltlann Xlilveni Wores (A)t
ames R A CubI ngton Madley Hereford
antes T Siteifordburv Stoke Ihrer Herefordshire
antes T F Norwood H 11 Horley Surrey (p)
antes Tom The yelt Farm Dovendge lyrbysh re T
ames Wot TheWalb 6tldbwk Wigion Cumb (M)
amesoQ C The Low Houte Farm Armathwaite Carlisle
Cumberland
antieson | FaslNubboek Hexham Nerlhumberland
a<)ues Ceo Red House Fann Ipswicb Suffolk (A]
artnay Lad) Feliyrml Sanditay Northitorh Ches
armay Cap' I B Bvlkrley Hall Malpas Cheshire (p)t
arsis F Slough House Farm W Hanniogfeld Essex
ams R C Chjwoone Paul Pentanre Comwatl t
ams Geo H Little Wyrley Farm Fetsall Walsall Staffs
at T E Ueindalf Hereford
ebson lames West End Farm B shop Wilton \erki (pi
ebsoo Wm H Wilton House Poeklington \orks pi)
eddere F sher Major H C Woodlands Comer
Winifred s Road Uttlrbampton Sussex
leffrries W I Haughton Sh fna! Salop !
leHersoo Mrs H W The II itb lire h floll ngton SussexT i
lellersoo 1 Bolton Wood Wigton Cumbrriaod !
S etlreMm thonias Kayr gg S Hath Cumberland (Ajt !
eller> F K Parkh 11 Ipplrpen Newton Abbot Devon Is) i
Jeflerv Col John The Knoll Truro Corowall I
Je(fet) W D Park Meadows Denbigh \ ilJagc Derbysh t 1
Jeffreys E Badens Farm Fnford Marlborough Wills I
Jeftrev-s R J Elmhurst Lgerlon Kent i
lelleresC A tlm Farm Fulbrook Burfol I Oxon 1
{ elks G H DuatociLodge Lutterworth Kugbv Warws (p)t 1
enkuis Col A h ^e I*nory W berw ell Andover Hants pa) t
" Brooksbank Cadriam Southampton
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CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
JOH— KIN
and Address
Breed
Is ame and Address
iotas V» BradfotdT T»et>iigf% CtanSocV Ne'^ijuay De\.
lolinson \ 13 Culpho HaU Ips»ich SuHolk (S)t|
Alfred Holm Place Farm Queeciborougli
tUisC The\ews Great< lenn Leieester (/)t
Mrs Lrorst Ashton Has-nes Chester Ches (pfll!
Maj ( Tlie Cottage Poston Derbysh re
JobnsoD Maj Harold H The Knoll Ajlccham Korfolk
Johnson Herbert Burnt Heath Olichurch Leaniington
Spa Marnitkshre t
Johnson J JiSons Mtreside Farm Catk in Catlmel Lancs j
Johnson John Low ( ate Uexhain KorthiimberJand
JOroSOV i O Petwts ” Ashntst Sterwng Sussex t
Jolioson Mrs S, TheOadias Lllesmere l>alop T
Johnson Lt CoLT P t lailton House Ru(.b) Wanes '
Johnson W Canal Side harm Newport E ^orks
Johnson W I ashleighs I inknej s ( teen Ma denhead
Berks J
i ohnson W Woodcote Manor Droomsgrose Wores
otason W L LhnhatnHall Uiss Notfelk <*Wt'
Johnson W W TallAsI Hu hwfon Congleton Cbfs
Johnston Ales A The Folly harm Bagshot Surrey
Johnston D Whamtovn Blackford Carlisle Cumb
f ahnston J S S: G Belrnonl Southwa te Carlisl Cumbj
ohnston John ShTvWood Cro'ton Wieton Cu b I
ohnston Jos Hofcutthano SUtidlake Witney Oxor
ohnstonc JohnD Eden Lacy Laionby Cun b
eice Chas T Teslerloo Hall I akenham Norfolk (pA|tl
0 ce> Hon ] A Lomjiirst HaU Morpith Norlhu^ tl
Joicey J J Tlellill Witly Surrej
JoU) T L Ma or House Uorstead Norwich Norfolk
JolKe Dr A D MD Brooklands NUrlowes {lemeil
Hempstead Herts f
its A Low o\\ Farm V>oWon wider Edge Lloa {/>)
les A Clcntiek St CietTnan« Cora all '
.es A L ij S nwu harm Malvera Wotes
les A Quarry 1 arm Ooiistone Surrej
loees C H Wattr Sto^ursei Bridgwater Somerset
lonei Chas H Larges 1 arm Great Kotland Essex
Jones £ lack Farm Eje Leons nst r HerefonJ ,
■ E \S Cl Sjeahngs House Vioodbtidie SuiloJk U)
i ._. Cl Dilbun Craien Arms Salon (*i|
ones Maj K The Elms Beindon Suffolk fAjj
ones H Huntington KiDyion K r fordshire '
s H hyion W I i kioi Salop
' *J C Biwndcn Llanillo Abcrgaicnnj Mon
d r LaznrCourt ilerefor!
iones Henry O IM tilord Mayf eld Sussex
' ’ C Ikodi House Farn Rober sbridge Sussex
H New Tree larw Ranie, C u it Nortolkfprt!
W ilv'ocd Jl se Br dee Soihri Hereford <j|)|
W tadgeianr Neilaal Maliem Worcs '
W d E J Sh p House Hay Hereford
lobB Bilton Loui.hbnraueh Leics t
Ids K imel rami Wen u Cheshire f
Jones iirs I Llewellyn Cilwermead Dauntsey Chippen
jones Uor^-
Ashfonl NcQl
Jon-s liter Ikwsiy HillFarm Warrington Lancs
JOTits R Wrirswonhy North Molion IStwon |sj
i ones S A PipUrshm H nckley Rd Nuneaton Warws
ones T F Dnni uRtor Inlbury Hecefordshre
ones Thos J DoKn-n Aberporlh Newcastle Emlyn
Fnesian
I. R Shorfboml
Dexter '
Blue Albion
Red Poll
D Siortboro
ihort^m
ones W il , Urook Vanil Liooshail Heidordii
ones Win / UIstODc Hall Nuneaton Warws
ones Waller 11 Jforgan Hall haitlord Gtos
'ones Watkin Urompton Shrewsbury Salop
(ones 1 WatSf-n Ct Beal ngs Woodbrd*e Suflolk
.opsnn Han el Ormathwa Ic Hall Keswirk Cun b
ordan CecI Un l«aie St CIcer Iiskeard Comwi
or Ian I I H ehtaws Morpeth Nortt urwhcrland ,
orrljn J 'I HllToplam florscley Woodhouse Derby
.ordan T rt Stourlon Daumber ifomeaslle Li cs
30ROAS W,Eaatbiini.Dnllietd Yorks
Jort,nsen K W Kerry harm South Ceuiej v rniiTsier.i
W T Colbranes Farm Lauehlon Nr Lei
n W .New Had Ardlcish '
Itesh
Fn SI
Ayrshire
Shorthorn
Shorttiorn
D Shorthorn
Ayrsh re
Shoattani
Friesian
Jersey
Oufinsey
L R Sbotlhorn|
Sbortboin
Gloucester
Divoft
Herefetd
Short born
Desxm
Fries an
Hereford
Short h^
Red loll
Hereford
Shorthorn
Hereford
Hereford
Dexter
rriesian
Shotthorn
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Shorthorn
Fnesiao
Hereford
Blue Alb on
Hereford
Fresua
Shorfhorti
D Ehorthorn
Ayrshire
D Siorthoni
Sb^honi
ShorUioni
L K Sbortboml
Sboritaora
bborthoni
Fries!
ioyte Rev
Chapi-I-en le-hrilh Drebef,
ipV Devon
les Sx (p*)!
erlon bnmerset
OarlrsKertorv ICimi
Hall Chester Cheshire
lUrt. Scwkkiatk L<
net Sanlplaer Corowal
Jersey
bhortho
K»T 1 41 111 orntn I Ds 1 tell ekl Manrbesler Lancs (»)t.
Kjv inlio A- Kaientrtnlt Hall Mi Hlewi h Cheshire(p*/Jf I
Kjy lf<w at M tft K.. I irs ham ytalvern Welts Weircs Ipjj
IVxtrr
Wrtsh Black
UerTfotd
Slionhora
Smith IVwm
I lies an
Shorthorn
P SlmrtlKini
t ueroiey
Nlinrihiirit
Abertleeii Angtoj
. JO^ R. & SONS, Br&atbaffl M aiini^ free
Essex
Keeeh L A W , The Ilcrm (age Brampton Ash Marketi
Harborough Leicester t|
Keeley Richi^ Ptinkle Farm Bodle St Hailsham Sx '
Keeling Ilenry K North Hill 1 arm Kunley Nr Bath Soni
Keen C W Mount Farm Hareslield Stonchouse Glos J
Keen Vaughan North •oods Farm Nortliwoods Winter
lioume nr Bristol Clos
Keen Wm Woodbead Farm Haltwhistle Northumb
Keene R H Westfield Medmenhacn Jlactow Bucks (pAJJ'
Keer Raymond Treat Bcalinss Hall WoeidbndeeSuff fsiltl
Keevil VV £ &Sons BrrhlUs Caine Wiltshire
Kerghicy E Ernest VorkshircCake Mills Hull \orks
Keith klrs £ A Seamer Scarborough \ orks
Keith E C E anton Morler House E Dcceham, Norf (A)]
Keel Mtsis I teaflor A Cheddar Somerset
KellocL W \V Hiehf rids Audlem Cheshire ....
Kelly A L Hockley Lands Worplesdee, Guildford Surrey
Kelly J M Dowell Manor \V Clandon Guildford Surreyl
Kelsale Thomas Castle Parrn Shifnal Salop '
Kelsey A R Castle Hi I Kotberf el 1 Sussex
Kelsey C SouthAieir Bcllofi Doncaster Lorki
Kelsey 1 &B Wickham Court Nr Chntrcbury, Kent ($)'
Kelsey Norman The Holl es I eadby Scunthorpe Lines I
Kemball 4tcs F M W oUord Lod,e tiunkesw ell Cultomp- 1
ton Devon
Kemmis L C S Hatchetts OldHallCreen Ware Herts
Kemp Mn Lucy Brent Brenllands Brookthorpe Cfoi
Kemp M LeytonHouse Halden Place Roliroden Kent (i)
Kemp W o LionagcFaim Tenbury Wells Salop .
Kemp Welch Hubert A Sopley Christchurch Hants fs^jf
Kempson E W BalsallCommoo Covrptry Warvrs '
Kempsier Frank I'urton Wilts
Kendal James BonleyFm Sandi ay Maidstone K(nl(PA}l
Kendal JoInN Brinipsfivld } ark Brvnpsfield OIos is)t
hmdall W C 1 amer Dirt ftgton Tetnes Devon (F'l
K odali Wm Natland Park Kendal Wesinortand (s))
Kenturd Capt V C Frith Stalbrdge Dorset
Kennedy A R Harlings Ntwdigate Surrey .
Kenned) D Tueby LeicHtrr (hlfl
Kennedy John Nether Row Heskei Newmarket Cun b
Kennedy Watson Mrs Wiietoo Hall Cley Norfolk (/Jf
Kenning A Rookery Farm Shuckburgb Daiestry '
Korihants
Kenning H N Wappenbury Park Leamington Warws
Kent S t S K C.B Chaptlwocd Llanoi Nuiley Sussex
Kenward E Preston House Nr Busiagsteke Hants (r/J
IK!
Keppe) T R H LeethillFarm Kirby Ijiae Bungay Suli
Ker Misa K E M Baasleways Milbonie Port Somerset
Ketby E Holloway Faitn Four Oaks ifttvdtti nr
Coteniry Warwickshire ,
Ketr Col C D Anvers House Cuiworth Banbury Oxon (pJt
Kerr C J llollyhurst Burwash Common Sussex ‘
Kerr J I Langley Hall Farm Loddon Norfolk
Kerr J S West liana Tugby Leicester
Kerr lames Ongarpark Farm Ongar Essex
Ken It Col Rwsaell J The lUe Newoham G
Kerr Um Beekfoot Rockcliffe Carlisle Cumb
Krnison School The Tbomdon Eye Su folk
Kersey Edwin Framsden Hall Stowmarket Suilolk . .
Kerwood A B Rock Farm Sandford on Thames Berks
Keiwood F Manor Farm Hanpden Po fo Ktdliaston
Oxon t,
Keswick I D L. Eskrigg Wigtoo Cumb (pA)t
Key J D CUftonMiU Kugby Warws t|
Keyser.c L Alderraaston Court Read ng Berks (s)
Kidd ) Newhigsin Ho Dane Ptnnth Cumb fk)
EIOMER BROSt Stoke Holy Cross Norwich. Nortolk
KuJnec Capt A W Colton Norwich Norfok (sAjt
Kidorr Saimiel The Elms Milverton Somerset (sAJ
KiUmgbeck I Hensall House Hcnsall Coole lorks
Kin ber Sir H D lit Hittham Place Burnham Bucks
KmeaM John Balsdcan RotUngdean Sussex
lePnor, -
Leicester
hmdird M , Pound Farm CreatCIrmham Saxniundham
SntlollE
KINO A BratibbeM Manor Romiey Hants
I mg A 1 Jink Meal Farm Curdillge NolIey.Hai
King A U ASon Sindh 11 Washford Sonenet
K ng Abn W Jlrokrn Brae basby Rlcbmcad Lorks
Kngit It Newton RSO hoiks
Kmg D W Uilnkley Hall Newmarket Si ffolk
King 1 1 itordcslri Lcalge Reddllch Worcs
King H R Hnlirrs Aston Ind Nr SlcMnagc Herts
king 11 W ColeshlU Birmmcham Warws
King Hrtberl AkSerlnn House Momlbrldge Sitl |
King lobo Lndcelarm Helper Detbishire
King Join D A Vns Broom tligglrtwadr Beds (A)
king K L Cottstock leterboro «h Norlhinii
Kng Ibona* Lower BatntS Wot ton under'Ldae Gfos (ill
Guernsey
Fnesian
D Shorthorn
Red Ptoll
D Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Red Poll
Guernsey
Guernsey
L R Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Sussex
Friesian
0 Shorthorn
Red Poll
Jersey
D Shorthorn
Red loll
Jersey
u Shorthorn
Jersey
Kerry
Fnesian
Gallo ay
b Shorthorn
Red roll
Hereford
ieney
Sutiex
Sussex
D Shorthon
irsL
Jersey
t uerosey
Snorthora
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Red Poll
Shorthorn
Jersey
Dun pellet
Dexfer
Short horn
Devon
D Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Red i oil
Frirslan
I if Sian
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CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
135
Same atidAiSarws
1 Shuitoke CoInhiH D rminfrham
hin$ W liolliii I-i
Warwickshire i>
Mog W A 1 ark Farm Rjton Malton \ork»
Ride " I Marring Combe End House Muish Champ
Ikswer Wivrlsrombe Som
Klrg-Vaof Coi W bulbrck Hall Granlham Unri
Kwig Kiel* Cart L Suuilon Court Staunlon-on Arrow
Merr/orcishire
K og Sampson R Elm Court Rinpmer Sr Leurs St
Kingrion, K V» irvjwnhpnie narmiocX SO Peann
klng<fon \V U Tort t-arro Slapton Kingsbrtdte IVv
Kingocome S j„ Court barm Rrwton brrrers SO Dev
KiliCTcole Maj CT Shenngton Sewiort Tagnal Bucks
Kingwrll H J Dow Grange Tolnes Devon 1»FM]
Kingwfll S Langage rivinpton Devon
Kingwell TEA Bowden Totnes Devon
Kinser.J t , IcstocV Cralam Sorthwteh Cheshire
KipUQg Badvatd Batemans Dumaih Sussex
Acci £ i^hljiishadrrbr Jjjtes /i),
Kirk I Oakl'ich TbeAvrnie Ashton-on Meraej Ches
Kirk I W Scallord Melton Mowbray Eeieestcr (sk)
KuVV.m iunr ElmsVarm OM Humherttone I^eicestet
Kirke llertert TbeWalk Donington-on Bam Lines
Kirkham M A II The Oaks Rallam Lvtham Lanes 1
Kirkland J^Taddjngton iUll, Button Derbyshire
Kirkland J A J tkawW, Middleton Manchester Lanes
Kirkiip £ Crnidon House Bramiard Worts
Kltehmg A Low Hall riekenng korks
Kilrting i! TheGrange Great Ajton SO \otVs k
Kittow P t latarda Callington Corareall
Kittow John Grewala CaUington Cornwall
Kittaw W II * Sons Hayre Craddock CuHompton Devon
Koapman A Baity Ta» bridge Cotendge Wembwortht Dt
Knapman George T Botinerton Barton Plymplon Dev (p)
KnatebbuU C*pl Mon Michael Mersham Hatch Athlom
Knltht E AK EattChnllectan Andover Hants
Knieht F H Standon Ockley Surrey
Knight J A HIpwells Upper Hej ford Korthampton
Knight Mrs) 11 Hr> House Madelej Crewe Chrtbireik)t|
Knwht 1 \N Pntticigerjl’aTO Bevangtoo Berkeley Gigs
Knight John Longwton Stoke-oo Tr fit Staffs
Knight MarchanI Cillhape Finn tlajfrll Sutsec
Kni.ht I^ro Courtlands NuWry Sucssrt .
KaigM RalpnC Stricklands Siowmacket Suffolk (*lt
Knicht W A The Hall Walcmve Northaniptoo fk)
Knightley « r Charles V Bl Fahiley.Davrntty Vkants
KniAhWev It f Houndahvtl Stratford<n Avon Wacws
Knott Ladv Close House \Ulan -on Tjme N umbertand
Knott A £ Manor House reonj Compton IwamiRgun
Warwickshire ,
Knott Col J EnDSO P rchyfields Bfom>afd Herefd (s)
Knott J S Wonrihouse, Bodrnham Herefordshire '
Knott T GarPulli Courtlands Lvmpswne Devon
Knemlri Crorge lorvSshpkitm Wnttle Esse* ,
Koowiea lUKav Fdnaston Lodge Brailsford Derby (sk)t|
KnotT £ tfllClose fJedale hotks
Kobn Spejee Paul Old Quarrv Hall Dletdiinglev SurTe»(k)|
KwiW C UvHll NortMell Ilrtningham Warns
Krtf n capf ) T FrioH Lpmntter tun
Kile J £. IfetlsGrangr Norlhallerton lorks
Kyle Wm ilarperHiH Bowtltown Call sU Cuinb
KyOaston J E Oaklands Wem Salop
L
Latouchrre Jfrs E D Mapperton Prammster fVirsef
Labram W Knaptoft Lodge North Kilworib Kugbi .
Warwickvhre (pk)
Lack W Little Mel on Norfolk I
Laidlaw I O II eh Stonecmfi rountemes N umbertand,
t. aren AISEBT Tbs Manor 8aaSon,Daiiitahl» Bediipk)
Laird 1 V Carr Itoiive barm Munkici lo lAicha—
Urd James Bav fort Hall barm Havtort Her
La ty Herbert A Sons Bosistow rorthrumow <
La ty John Trevabyn Maraiion Cornwall
Laitv R Trelease Farm St H Ltry Mararion C.
Lake AUnll Lodge barm Furneux relhani Buntingfad
Herts
Latan SrMrhaelH Pact The Cl (f W arwick
Lamh Jfrs A tf Sundncfge Jlace Seienwk* Am
Lamb Capt C *5 WvnyatesFarm Ipslev )te.lj teh
Lamb E A llarvhiHi range St Una«U Cloi
. - ...n EerleshaJf Slaf'/
, rsL. Marih Court Sbetbovime Dorvetlpie
Latntert b C_ HemJey Hall WoodbnJge Suffolk ■*'
Lambert The Ri Hon Conrire Vprevloo Bow Devon
Lambert K F KoeheCourt Wiotenlow Wilts
Lambtcio PblpO C.iVlrt Rotheef eVl Satarx
LamTt S blve Nihr* Jtaifrll Sufsrx
1 ■mpwei C, W Wilnghnrst Shamler Green Cuiklioed
*^pev
Lancashire If F^ Calton Lees BakeweJl, Detbrshirw'
Sovitli Devon
South Devon
South Devon
IVtter
South Devon
South Detcd
South Devon
btiesian
Guemsey
Guernsey
5 hoyrie»»J
. - .asey
L it Shiotlhomj
Shorthocn
L R Shonhoml
Shorthorn
Blue Albicn
Ayrshire
Hereford
Shotthom
ShOTlhotn
Devon
Devon
Devon
Devon
South Devon
Jrrsev
Iamb J C Ifortlee Fin
D Siorthom
Blue Alb on
Shorthocn
Swih tl«von
Red Poll
L l( Shorthorn
Dexter
Detiee
Calloway
Fn'sian
b Shbnhorn
Blue Alb on
Sbortbom
Sborthoni
Callowat
Sborihorn
Shorthorn
lUld Calloway
Sbonhora
brtn an
D Sbonborti
Detier
Red iwn
D Sionhom
^berthora
^hoirhons
KfdlMU
RrdlbU
IVtoo
Jervw
RnlD>a
Carmsey
Lancaster If & ^oni Frwlhwalte Farm Srrergh KcDdal
WesttnorUnd
Lancaster J C SpaiVet Head Watermiliock PmrithCmb
LanaasCer Ua Kelmarsh lull Nr Aorffumpfon (fl
Lancaster T A Sons, Anns Hill Bririek rk Cockermoulti
Cirmberland
Lancaster W A Hauby Hall Alford Lincoln
Lancaster Wm Wesifieldt Fann Hatbury la-j
-wicksllr
MJti
Land Samuel Sycamore Firm Duffirld Derby
Lane C I Moundtlry Ilatl Kings Norton SVc.
lAne < j Vlaeihmouth Farm Hourtonon the walerGIo*
LancA Williams lenhunf B Ilmgshurst Sussrx (p]t
Lang Capt Cnnyrrs Chiitr SUnden Andover Hants
l>ng James MonVItigb Toitmgtoo North Devon
Langbum JohnUm Hindrrwrll lorks (rj
Laogdale Col C Houghton Hall Sancton R S O . \orks ,
Langford F W Barkside llafod Road Hereford (rpjt
UUtGMEAD WALTER Wiekt Tipton Arundel StUKxri)t|
Langioo S J little Hadham M Much iUdham H
lime Mrs A llasetey Manor Warwick
Lanyon W Treludlemw Newlyti East Newquay Com (rpjl
l.arder If SmifhCbckeriogton Louth l4nca '
Laikwocthy t 11 Cooper’s Pt dge LiyiiOoV Hants
Laemouth W O H lire Afpeaham Tarporlev Chra
tacnach Nevill Ma; C Bramhletye E Grinsieari Sussei
LasCasas Louisde EUesrombe House Wmeaolon Som
Lavcelln \ se KG Coldsboreush Hall Knaitsborou''
locks (A]
Laiilla II O Uacbnds Itch ngf eld fforsham Susarx
Latter K A WeataiTaer Seieoeaks Kent
Lavender G If Lawlev Bank Dawirv Salop
Lavsngton W H W Askell I rmcci RivScrough Bucks ji
Law VV L Hati Way House Scolrby Car'ivle Comb I
Lawlev S Church FndNelhet WTiitacreColeahiU \Vacwt jl
Lawn W Abbey Green Fann Harome NawtoB korks
Lawrence EAR Full CuHompton Devon ,,,
Lasrrence Edw n CothtouBailon Crosdhmbary Hotutem
Devon (III
lawfenee R Malihill Farm Warfeld Bracknell Perks
LawTenee Col Hon Geoffrey HllFarth Oaksey Wilts
— — T ScwnVev Farm PiUpg Gatttauc Lancs (pM
tans Mrs Sarab F Mardrn Bjmart Castle Co IXrhanil
Lawson J R Stanley House bartn Weeion K rkbam
Lantv (Art
Lawson I R Randlau/oot Curawhitloo Carl sic Cumh
Lawson K Sore Ifeugh Itarravlord Northumberland
Lawson Li Col thellon W A W SiaveleyLodge Melton
tfon
Laic^k If /emi/igfaod Half T^xthnrpf Norwich, \orf
La cock T 1 rtcru^iark Kendal Wesimorland (A)
Lairll II The Laurel* South Woodhim betrers Che’inv
lord bwx
Larooby W S Calthwaiie House Caflhwalte Carlisle
Cumberland
Lea r E Onitch Farm Kembucton Shifnal Satep
Lea If C Lindlev Lodge Nuneatoo ttarws t
Lea -nHu Wm ThePme* Bradford Crewe Cbeihire
Lea W J Dori»cote Market Drayton Saajp
leacb M sses O I> A M Eden Banks Head a Nook
Ca I I* Cumberland
Leach V W HrtdlerSlud Kennctt Newmarket Suffolk 1
Leach W A AHcrford Taunton Somerset f«l
LeacToft Vfrs A The Maunr Moose Rowberrow- Wfn
omnbe Somerset
leaks Cvtv Mental Hosp Humbecstoce Leicester
Leake J P ilorrton JellnesCourt Broinvart Ifefcford.
Leake W || «toBe House It itbingwi Herefort
tear Henry Dovntcii Pnitol Olo* |p)t
Lealham Mrs The kUiwc lligetKtoo Cicmcestee Ck« (i
Le^xifreW fairM CbcArefniuath Ha/f Cuinb^fand frf
LeccmfieliLTheKt Hon Lord rctworih House Fecwcrtb
Crassley Lane Jfrf'l' \
tedxird'A EJYimmseFan
Ledger H Tbe It arreo fa ^ ■
lee Mrs A M BnrhTnv Cury Crews Lanrs llrtvtori Com
lee Rey F W endton Rectory Bungay Suffolk
lee Fred Itariares Farm Iloom Cambndreihire _
Lae lames Lamdies AshtcsKxi Ritb ' I’micn, Lancs,
lee John CragCotuge VVestgate FXirhaiu _ _
tJ f- ROSSlAff If.., StaaaUbdh AArblt a Fkarton-fas-Cnrea
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ley, Samnrt F., Tbe Hi-s Naimrlosi Desna (pj
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fbrk
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Shorthorn
Cuemsey
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Friesian
Hrccfocd
teL„
Sbortticrn
Go«n*ey
Jfrre/hra
Shotthom
South Devon
L. R Shorthorn
Guernsey
Gucrtisty
Shorthura
SltoTibon
Shorthorn
leriev
bfaorthom
D Sliorlhotll
Short horn
Devon
Devon
Short hom
Callowuy
( allouty
Shorthorn
Abert eo Anju
Red fiiM
Shonhom
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Name and Address
Lee W H ShrplevHall Patlmgham \\ol%ethampto.^
Lee AG Pariigate House Great SaughaU Chester
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hnmlUl Norwich Norf , I
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. ^ iV^n.n tnn Hall Farm L* 8> Lancs
g2&r..?5V”ir/?.;roSi‘Css»i
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Aberr een AncuS
Shoiibom
Friesian
Fnes an
Sosse*
. Cuemsev
! Shorthorn
I Jersey
,™*?oll
Pnes an
Aberdeen Angus
D Shotihom
"‘\Vr
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•• The Kcnn s Stoviord Le down I
LelhVrtdse J,
Lethbrid « ]
Leihbri'r"e R chard E Nuck ell Avelon Gifford K np
Scad 1 ihoiTs Manor Ma ton ^orVs
^vlnt fi 1 lackbrook ^st ncsion Hassocks Sussex
Un k IrJl r h B L TheAUnor House Castle Comta
Levine*^?fn St ^ Manor Farm House East Carleioo |
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CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
MAR— MID
Maidon R H , Shiflak? Henk^-on 'niiTD^s J*tsty
Mar/'U A H Lppet Wall End Monlcland Leominster, Hereford
Heieforrtwhirt
MiricU R H GrealHonserarm UftTigevieft Vsk IHcn’ld K«e*otd
'larsao CoJ A R CSarttara TaA East Criftstead Susjesf Si» ea
>iarpensOn T C Woodlands Kiiklw Lonsdale WrslinM H ShortI»t6
Marlin* Col Sit P S Bart ^ C, Stanley latV Stroud Sliortbom
Clos <P*)t I
Marriage F Horsfrith Park BUckroore Ingatestnne (k)t BhjeAlbioo
Essex Fnesran I
Marriage W Bradboume Farm Scvenoaks Kent jik) rnesian
'lams George Kimuogton UIceb> Lines L R Sborthom I
Marrs George Junr Kelsick W igton Cumb <Jl Shorthorn i
Marsden lotin Mount Ileasant SkiGon Laoeister (Jii Shorthorn I
Marsh 4 PJxtet ltd DunsUy Hall bairn Stourtoti S^thon
Stourbndge Staffs {/>*)
Marsh Charles L Barfoid Farm Wimborne Dorset tnetian
Marsh Edward BradlevHall Grappeohall Cheshire (*) Shorthorn
Marsh I W Husband s Coswoith Rugby Wares (skS Sborthorn
Marsh R B Broome House Aston-on Cluo Salop (}) Hereford
Marsh R E SwansMtli Allrelon Deihnshire BlaeAlbaon
Manhall C Green House Farm Ba'derstone Lanes t Fnesim
Marshall Harold Hrain'hott Manor ArLiphook Hants Jersey
Marshall I R Chatton Park Belford Northumberland ^oribom
Marshall John Beniham Hall Btrtham Lancs (s)| p Shotthoin
Manland MissN Cbarlnood Park Charlwood Surrey Shoiihom
Manton A ShirleywichWeston-on Trent Stafford (4) Red Poll
Marter Miss Walton Epping 1 ssex Guernsey
'larin atissA Thepattn Westmancote Tewkesbury Flos Shorthorn
Martin C John Great Totease Farm Duxted Surrey Fnesiao
Marlin F T Rj-ne M 1| Kingham Oxon (shH T> ^ortborn
Martin G HoUv Grange Bramshall Uttoxel'r Sta'/s <jr) DhuAlbto^
Martin Ceorce Laxfiel I Framliogham Suffolk 1 R SboHbom
Martin Gordon NethcihaU Farm rletchine Sussex Fnesiao
Mart n II J & H C Highfield House Littleport Ely D ^ortbom
Catib! , Fries an
Martin Maj H M Bishop sCaundle Sherbenie Porsetf^Jt rriesiaa
Startin J B L , Odiam Farto, Slone in Oxney Ashford Siwtx
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'tart a I W Crostrtll Cartipll Alston Catlisle Citnb <sl Calfonay
ttABTlV JOHN Keiiierhail Flatcluiic Sossex t Fniraao
Martin l«e> The Spring Renil'worth War*s Guernsey
Mariifl Thomas H Skitb) lurklnion Carlisle Cumb (A) Shonhon
Maslin V> I Colleton BartoD Chulmleigh Devon Devon
Martio Linn ngton A L Onokstone Dur> St Edmunds Rtd ffoll
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'Isr'in Sr alh Mits Grange Farm Bortincton Eastrmgton Friesian
Hull NcptSis
Mart niilc 1 4 G H 'nnoiblebi Mill Stanhope Batnanl Sbortbom
Mirtyn A J P Trenedion Pclm Dufee CartiwiI! South Devon
Mart^ Mn Gerald Rock Cottage Upton Rirk Chester Dexter
Muwo^ E 0 H gh Firld House Nunniogton Malton Shocihora
\orks (I
MarvonWjjon Ceo Searl t Hetching Sussex (F*) Jersey
Marvon Wilson The Rri J Gre»t Canfield Rectory RediVlJ
thinmow Lssex
Mint AlroiralJ L Clatford Lodge Andover Hants Coemsey
MisheierGW Romanwai riumpton Penn h Cumb (P)t D Shoflhoni
'tiskill W H ilroughlarm Jliddlehtm \orks t Shorthora
'I son Geo The 'founi Hrierel (te Durulev Lancs (A) ShorlborD
Mison Herbert John Wwxllards Ahechurch Worn DrXIrr
t Jeiser
Mason John Dr Ren** House Palaec Road Ripon Tacks Shorlbom
Mason 1 J Porch I arm Godmanchester Hunts f Sbortbom
MiSson JobnASnn Atilmore Hall Halfi'I) Herts (A) Fries an
Masters A Ch ireh Farm Kudgwai Hrisiol Glos Shorthorn
Masicts tapi L Tfulcl h Manor I dburton Si*sex (tfi) Red Poll
Mailers W J Green harm Whitiiash Leamington Spa Shortboin
Warns (*)t
Maihrr Itafokl S de Garth "itatelfj hendalW mid (sit D Sbocibocn
Mather Col J [) Unie Ablvslsford Burgess HiH St IPI Jersey
'latlhem A lift Ige Parrn Hndee bolJars Hereford ifereford
Malthews /Ims lorvton Slavrnnn Nr Totnes Dev (s) SonlhDevoO
Matthews Mrs P H W OI I Ravi-n House Hook Hants Jersey
Matthews 1 W I J-ytekl Abmedon Berks fiPI bhorthc^
Matthews II Downharm Wimertnume Hrtslnl CInsIpfo lIueAlMoo
Matthews yl is Af Thackmire House Hokel hewsnarket SholthoTB
Wtfton Cumb
Matthews K^Aesea/kt Good Easter Chelmsford Essex (FI Pes-on
Mitlt esn T S fipotle Swalfham AorColk t Ked ifoll
Matthews \ C Anifofi 1 arm Mabey PenryTi Cortiwall Gtsemtey
Maliikimt Mam r LatTTi Chiknmpi «i iGth Sora f p Shortboni
MatUnvwi ]..}Vasseiilhwaile tiatl 1 arm Knsrick CutsblAf Shorthoen
Mattitwo W Cbiirthtlrp Witton Cumberland (Alt Shortboni
J SiT Horee Holme G Istvnd Carlisle Curab Galloway
Manghan Thos Todabum Whitfield Aorthumbcrlaiid Coltowav
Mav^aJt \\ L A J Sovith Farm Slaltv R ding Mill, Yks Shorthorn
Matsider G H O Middlesntk Witberidge Devon fo) Devon
Masnder H Hawthorn Bsibealioo Taucton Somerset Devon
KatntdreU S W Lushtll Highworth Wilts Ttveslaa
Matind^l TV H \Saneos Cross Lechlado, GIos f Friesian
Maurice lirs H Bucktaurst Farm Afark Beech Eden Red Poll
bndge Kent
AbvtogDrdato Mrs 1 Tangleviood South Godstonc Surreyf Friesian
Matter Bros South Somercotes Louth Lutes L R Shorthorn
Jfewer B N Holton Becketmg Wragby Lancs L. R Shorthorn
'fattnaa Fattns Ltd Afatvnan Falmouth Cornwall Guernsey
tiawson A TownheadFarm ReagtII Shap tencith Cumb Shorthorn
Maonoo Matthew R Moor House Orton Tebay Curab (sit Shorthorn
Mawston S Chilton East House Fetryhill Durham (pA)^ briesun
hlaxled J D AcHland* Teynham S ttingbourne Kent (s) Shorthorn
Maxted O D Upper Gamogton Lvttltbcniro* Nr Canter Ayrshire
tniry Kent (0)
Vlav F S Pofobrook Hever Kent (p)t D Sborthom
JLfay Franc s B Sallrotr Hall Hcvhridge JIaldon Essex Friesian
May Mrs II P The Prioiy Tiptree Essex 1 Dexter
AJay W C C Priorton Barton Sandford Crediton Dev Devon
Mayall S Lea Hall Shrewsbury Salop t ® Shorthorn
Afaydetr ] H Tearsall M insler Matlork Derbyshire Blue Albion
Maye Jm StatKXi Road South Brent Devon South Devon
Maye T Crolt Charleton King«bndge Devon (j) Sooth Devon
Alayer Custavtis Wistlecs Wood Woldingham Surrey (ip) Aberdeen Angus
Alaver F J Cannount Head Farm Milton Stoke on Trent Fnesian
Staffs
Mathew A C Pettaugh Hall Pettaugh, Stowmacket Red Poll
Suffolk ipM t
Alaihew Ut Col John Claytea Ptioty Sussex t Fresan
Afaylam Frank Home Farm Ham St Ashford Kent Sussex
MayUiiwbAAC WetiOnsley Farm Biddetiden Kent Sussex
Mayiais \Vm Cowiees Fann Westwell Ashford Kent Sussex
Uaylam 'Vm Pbundtbtvdee Penshuist Kent Sussex
Afayne Airs Charles Charlton House Radsteek Somerset Jersev
Atayo F J Friar 'Vaddeei Weyi outh DotKt (s) uiti„n9ni
Mayo II G Puddle Hinton Dorchester Iforset (s)f Devon
Me»4 E W ProspretDavry S'^ihDttnt Devon (s> South Devon
Mead G P TheWoodlands Bictea Shrewsbury Salopt
Alead R R Vohs ‘Taunton Somersrt (sit Shottnoro
Meade Cap! H E Hennor Mouse Leominster Hereford Here/orcl
Aleakio C EUon CreswellHal) SuHord (»> AbetdeenAngui
Sbortbera
Meares k J Loulaods Farm Blartitcys Suw« ^emsey
Alears Afiss Violet Pickeldcn Cbaribam Canterburt Kent _
Meathrel R B Hollo vcombe Ermioetou S O Devon ,, |ouihD«on
Aledcalf Allred C Down! eM Fann Po es Ware Hwta (A)t R**!
MedeaU M CbPthaU Farm Sallron Walden Esse*
Aledlecott H Lower Venn Sutton Hereford {fateford
Medlicoii R Park House Stoke ITier Leominster H Id (AJ Hey fort
Mee Peter Chapel Farm Bradsha* Brook Ailostock D Shorihofti
Kouisford Cheshire .
Aleeaon Claude Tbomden Rolvendro Kent o X’iSi
Ategtaughlin J C PJurundrn Woortebur^ Kent Red ^11
MfiMe J C Cotehav Andoversford Clos
Meicbers H C Cray s Farm Chislot Canterbury Kent Aberdeen Angi
Mekhior Mrs The Old Reetorv Tewm WcHvyn Herts f'lt Frie*ian
Milly W II lelrf II lam llroiMerove Worr* (
AI» a I solna futnty lurk lane SW lA
Maul* Edward SVy hrrd a >l )] Wuitrd Suawa
> Sonbumbwrland j CvU^ay
Mekhior Mrs The Old Reetorv Tewm WcHvyn Herts f'lt Frie««an
At lUng E H ndley House Fulwood Preston Lanes (A) i nes an
Melling J Lady fUlton, Ludlow Salop
Mcllor J L The Dower kouse Lapworth Warvis S orthom
Mellow B Newton Grange Billesdon Leics rncs an
AfenliDirt J C Penvose St Tudv Cornwall U>) Devon
Menhiaick W E Hendra St Few Wadebndge Devon
afeohiiiiclr n Flfofd Trenoon St Columb Corowall P von
McnHc* Cant W F Trevella St Erme Truro Cornwallt
Meiccr Arthur L Norton Ct S itingboumi- Kent ( />) Su srx*
Merrett C p ladithortie Farm WWtininster Otes rricsian
Mrttet* W E llaramCoirtJ'evbridee Surrey ( urnitey
MenicL Mn HurdlesCr WTiildiurch Aylesbury Bucas t FHesim
Alerrtkin C HoeFrlds Thurkiston Leiecsler 1 R Shoilhon
MemmanKW Rvwn House Scrooby Nr Cawtry, Nolls rrlesiin
AleiTitt 1 The Old Hall WilUston H rkenhead Ches (A) SI orthom
MertTweather J D W taslJe HiU Romanby Konhallcr J-tlesno
ton \orAs , _
Merwm F RnlJeslone Rirlnn Pennsvlvmia Exeter Dvn lAl T>evon
Mefson FJ ASoo North Peiherlon Bridgwater Soni (spAJ I>von
Atrssinger J ' Tcwcoitraon Bicester Oxon Shnrthom
AfeUierell R ftSon Tbomev Mai or Lroswo Ih Hants (sf'hil Shorthorn
Methu^ I «e( 1 MtrthaJ Lord Coreharo Court W/Jta t lerJey
Vetters il H Sioneleigh Kenilworth Warwi k Longhorn
Vetix Admirtl Sr Hetlworth KC\0 Thcobal 1$ Firk Red I'dU
Wallhanv Cross Herts fplt
Jlew R I Newfairtee Newoorl ItleolWlght ipH Shotlhom
Xlews Mrs Arehrs 1 ramf eld Sussex Ayrshire
'lewe trrol IVirlieJ I W i) Iron Sussex t Fi'esWi'
VrxborouKh The Lari of Aleihlev lark Leeds TorAsfA) At-erdeen Angu!
Alrtcf MonUfiU L. UrfR* Hill Farm tllestorough Botin CueTOSoy
’ * (/.Jt AbenleenAneui
V ch»n l B Iftwet Krmyrll P il PeniaBte Comvfall Soulk Devon
Virlwll Jjio.Tredrea St fnh torowall Sou h Devon
Milrtt T M K-oitaw k Truro Corovmll Stx-rthom
M tbelham Lord. KoUeston Belle. Ion Leics AUrtiwnAngus
Urtbrlmure AMred < lie Hmiv Tom'S Devon Sjuth I evoo
jllUte \\ il Manor Farm Ulloo Bath Somerset (p) I riesiao
MID— MOR
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
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Name and AdJres*
Name and Addreai
M Hleton 'Ir» Iklvi> Castle Sewca«IIe-on T)-ne N umh
ddletrm II Sc Sons bnlway House KifKbr* le Cumh
V dfJfs <j Diehl I arm ituttercratn^ StaeaJoer! Vrtaff
Voels I
M dele) J If Cnneerm Sea ner Nr Searbom ,Yks t|
ilidland Acrictillucal A. Dalcv Collece Sulwn Uonin^wn I
Loucbborouch Lefcs
M ewpwt A Worth lull Cra.»te) Sussex V
M fhrll J W Woodmans Green Fann Ls-nch Liphooh
Kants
M Vellalos A Besendean Osshotl ^umy
M tlmay of Vlrte Lord tUte Ivsbridce Desx* (spAltl
Mllmas Ma) f St John Quern Camel Somerset '
M lima) Mat W H St John Thoattby Grange Giitls
borough Nonhants
Ml Ion K W Reaeh B shop sNvmptoo Barnstaple Dvn
hi Idon W n Upcott lUrlon Cheriton fitipaine
CretUlon Devon
Miles Co! S rChartesW Rirl The Manor House Walton
In Gcrdano Cltvedon S^m LhJJtj
Mil Ceorcr FsUlr Offer Claverdon Leys Wanes I
M Hard ) U MaoorFm SoWonWaWren BWnlord DorsettJ)!
M Her Mrs S ngleton IhtrU Poulton InCjIde Lancs *'
M Her Gen A D Shotover Wheatley Oxon
M Her C^I CsF Great Trethew Menhen ot Coratvall t
M Her II G Itoreujrh Fm Holbrton SO South Devon
M Her Harrs Ftanell Dotxbesifr Dorset U)t
M Her Hrnn Chureh Farm Great Sutton Chesh re
Miller J Windv Harbour Farm IMullon le 1 )lde Lanes
>1 Her Ja nes It nseom^ Farm Cwjrtalni ny Surrey
M Her Robert li Nenberries RadJett Her s
M Her Wra ReSvnUe Canterbury Kent 01
M Ues>Dtde Hon H A Nasb Court Bou^htos Faven
ibam Kent ‘
MU can J Seolbylane Scotby Carl ale Cumb
M Uiean ] Trees Fra Sesrton Ajloth Jv Itbr de Cumb . .
JiLlJ na Manbv j A WjkebamHaU Ludford Markeij
Raseo Jjset
M Ilnore C A Natfaiei Niton Aentnor tsleo'Wii....
AllU O Wjllsbr dae M Hs WiHabndee Nr Wr slol CWs
Allis J E WoodAievt Nenton Abbot Devon
Mill J T IJ H Bishop a Sutton Alreiford Hant.
AIUi W C H |h flireh Fana Weeley Heath Cb«wn-«n
A«a '*•'
AfllioB f A Wilhem Alford Unei
At llien Exora el H Claythorpe Aliord L nci ,
M Ine Jamei Wallnee Field Atmaihnu te Cumberland (<A| I
Allorr A NSons WiIsOioitc Prtaston Derby |A>
Miner Robert H IJerw k JaxJge Cimforih Lanei (sit|
, .. .. J. Siannaj Church Siret .
n Cap! A A Grasmere P niaitb Harrogate Ni
Alilward J W The Dogland* hrad uell Stafford <A]
Mago AV II Higher loot Farm EattAHn"ton Dcvcti
M inton 1 Drytoo Wroxeter Salop ( .
Al icbell MissA t RockHouse Horbuty NtWaielrit
\orki fPIt
Altchell A M The Malt nfs Gietton Ketftng S tbants
M tfhell C T Sunnyemff St AIattc< Camnall
>1 tch»U F A Sons Pcniance Coinwall
M icbeU F C Trethem St Mawes Cirmn 11
Mtchrll Ccotgr Tcitb Street ToWes Devon
M trhell 11 L Hamngton House liugfeld S sex
linCHElX H 0- SlMkmOOT Tans Oxeshop* Ki
KeigBley Tetki _ , ^ , f»PI
M ttheVl J Manor House Farm Stapleton Dvrl njttw
Durham
Mitchell 1 II TrevellasFm St Agnes Scortver Cwaal
MtcbeU James Leeds Corporal on Mun opal 13u M itgs
Leeds N otVs
M Chfll James jim North Mjrdco Chichester Sx
Mittbell. M ss S J W i. T New House Fatto Tie>fonl
Midhursf Sussex f
M tchtl! T L Beetton Farm Nc Chester Chesh ce
arl «I
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nson Messes Cumccook Road Head Cart sle C rob
M tson A Halil arm Stanton Kur) St Edmonds Suff (A
Mobhs A C S»aves«yLodce Oulron J-o«Mtoft Suf (I ♦
Moffat J Sp ul Kendal Westmorland i Ate
Motia John L Jon Last House Dalton N.
Tvne Nortbumherland
Moffat R C ton Cummersdale Carl
Atogg Charles High Crosi
Stole AlfcedC * *-
e Cumberland j
. ns er«orth Cks
n Cl Ia>rd Chambers Nr StraUord
AtolAs-onT' Hon"c R, rroke Hall Farm Uvifljtoo
Nr ipiv- ■■ - “
Afollatd Jan
es Rosedo-n Farm Camborne Corrmi
, „ FLrgao Lmsdale Ui glieU Road
Criostead Sussex
AIoIUsio I’ercy A rarkUnds Shir*
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Mood Robert L., Combe Bank Seveooaks. Kent IpA)
Mooev<emtts Cart, the Hon H E, Sandle Manor
Fordingbrl ‘ge Han*
Abrnlern Angus
D Shorihom ‘
Fries an
Abrtdrtsi Angus
Jersey
So) tb Devon
Ahorihnrn
Shorthorn
Shoribon)
Siorthofii
Shonhom
D Shonhom
L R Sboribotnj
Jersey
Fnetian
SOI ih Devon
D S onhom
L R Shorthorn ,
L R Shortbomj
Shorthnm
Ahorihom
D Shonhom
D ShoelholD
He efhrd
Red Poll
Hereford
Blue Alb on
Shonhom
South Devon
Heiefo d
Ft evtan
L R Sborthortij
SSorlhom
Cuemsey
Sbo thorn
South Devon
D Shorthorn
Gallonav
Lonehom
Caljoieay
Redpoll
|i Stmetbom
Sborthm
Atanh Rielton, loni Conyiroro Lewes Sussex t
Alond ncton W T Walford Ixlntwafd oe Hereford f*)!
Afonson Met F f St feters Lodge Itafoofe /fighwar ‘
AAisteeh Cambt («1
Montagu J I CotlOsrrton Oakham RiUnd
Jlontexsh A A| Hotnlen Tunbridge VAells Kent
Montaoc Mss de Eastjnelon Htll Upton on
AAorc*
Afonlgocnene Kon Mrs S Rides Hill Lodge Cuildfond
Mncitgomery C 1! The f reen Brotnvard Wores
Mryttgoivery Maj T H llaB'vton Hvll Wotthtn Salop
Moon I ne J JInnngton Sh pston-on Stour Worcs
AAooce Col A T UnfellLodve Btarknell Berks
Aloore 1 A II Home Fam ^merle)lon S f/olk
Moot* I D Brampton Brim Herefordshire (sAllI
Aloore F II A awcott Kintbury Hutgerford Berks <i ‘
Uonst Iredeivck Stowev Court Ilndanatti Som
Aloore li I n Shu knall Court Hereford i
Moore J D Fl^tngHall Goslorth Northunberlarid
Moi re J M Pufleigh Hall Purle gh Chelmsford Esx
Moore J ] 01 e Cottage Farm Casllcgtle Lot eld
M a Uesex j
Aloore 1 T Drake Co rt Brookltn Is Rd BlacVheath
Park London S E
Moore \\ A Oliv Cottage Farm CatEegite Fol eld
M ddlesex
Moore \\ F Newtlose Dairy A\a.ergate Ule of Wight (/)[
Moore W Hars^ Cuek leJa Sussex '
Moore W L The Church House Shelsley Beauchamp
Worn
Moore-Sietmt Col R A Bllende" Exeter De
Aloorhouse J It Jupes H II Dedham £ sex
Moralee F J Edge Jio se Farm Barreslord Nnrthurob
Morcoin Col Rennald A The Clockhouse Bromtgmve
Woecs hbU
ktordue John H«ldon Ilaugh Neuasileron T)-pe
Nonhvnbrrland (r)
Morey Mrs II K llulJavrn Iwhridte Devon
Morgan D P Hlliloise Bush'ey NrTenkesburv CloS
Morgxn F S I ell House WiJlsbndge Sr Briito Clos
Morgan O M Braitco Farm AVeHagton Salop
Alorgan If longclo e Barton Coition Niogsbndgr I
Devxin f/>l
Morgan J C Preslonon Severn Shrewsh fy Salop t|
MGRrAM 3 PJOtPCTT WaU QaB. AMnbtm. TFaHok}
Herts (soA t
..gan lohnR TheBeeehrs Cl (too SueV. Wap*- *
Morgan
Morgan R D Low.,
Morland Al Fvwdon Farm Goa onh Newnstle-cn
Type NortI umberland (A)
'lotley A G Dradl eld St George Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk fsA)
Moflev R» Hon the lari ol Weatonbrt Tethuf) Clos
A o lev ftt lion the Car] of S»1 ram Plytnploft Devon (si,
Motlev F W ft ddeatone Manor Cb ripenham Wilts l'
v<„i.- p Headsneok Carl sir C mb (A)|
. - k^FeSion House KedJ sion Derby
Aforphew D WamoFaftn Kingswr^ Surrey
Morphew E S Old Hunts Green Farm Crawle) Sustei
Atorph D EIxn.tvetd M latboipe W es* - • - *
IScd
Jersey
L R Shorthorn
Hereford
Hereford
D Shorthorn
Recoil*:
Hereford
D 'horthorn
Devon
Hereford
Shorthorn
D ^horlhom
3mer
Shotirorc
Shorlhon
Hereford
Shorthorn
So Ih Devon
D bhorthorti
Guemsev
D ShorthoT
Afoet s Alex Ktnre Orthard House Aston T rtold BmVs
Florris C Cast Lydeard Farm Bthoos Ltdeard xqui
aIott s C If Wtst^Court lembeidge HerelotTivh re (sA
Moms E E Chureh Road Tupslev Hereford
Mom Capt t T The BuD Butkland Bunt ugford
Herts
Marc s M ss C P The OM Reetoey KMn*ry Lewes Sx 1 ;
Al ms H A IdlecombeFarm Cansbmoke J leof W chr ' ‘
Moms M L CUltettepl Ftiv Cativbtooke Isle of W
'toms I G Cllersorn* Nr Leeds Aorks
'fort 1 J I Clunbuey Hall Astoci'On'CLun Salop
Moms J Talwin Simtat 1 arm Mortimer Read og Be
Moms John Dmbv Road Lenton '.oils , ,
Moms Mrs John A Son CoOduest Nortcxi F trwjrrec
Atoms M T \altoo Firm Kingslaad Hm ordvh re til
MomsErtoa C F., Wood Eaton ilmor Stafford (i* t
Moer Sb II Kenneth Woolcombe Lplyme Devon t
ktomson Mrs. A. Shasrtord pure Shanford Hants
Momsoa A Rroch Itrme Closson Rd Sheff eld Aorks
UoiTlsoo It C ( reetham llnuse llornraitle Lues (>A
kfomsoo }l Foothill House Tisteiry Wil i frPl
MomiMi. >Uj J A DSO Bauldcm lark Coricig
Reading Berks ( },
Momsoo Ma) } A.. D3 O t>od>T Stock Farm Trine
Momss Ernest StceieMdfe Rucilojs Sussex ^
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rvvoa
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Ji Shorebom
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CATTLE BREEDER&-ENCLAND
MOR— NIC
Name and Address
Nitneana Address
Morten G Breioni KiU Farm Bnxton Dcrbysbiti
Morten J < Cone} Cra> i entnch J>rbv
Mortimer A Dale View Westerdatc \pr\.s
Mortimer A E Ualis Court Stoke C ftord CIos
Morlimrr C A, Malls Court Stoke Gifford Clos
Moriimer H V , Ledscol ’^hobdon Jlrrefordshire
Mortimer JI P Kingsley Mirdm II I^cs (Mltl
Monimtr J Broatigatc \le«ten3a!“ Castleton ^o^ks
Mortimer K 'f MickeaManor ‘’lonyStratford Burk
Msfion A C Knebwwtb Lodfie Knebiarlb He«S
Morton C D Crove Hurjl Peinborr Rd Tunbridgel
Wells Kent '
Morton )1 fi Keoltneff Churclt Street tfortdi Cambs
Norton Thoma' Aston Dene Stevenage Hen
Mo5ele),Mrs,l!i!g!anton Hill Coageton Cheshire
MoseJe} O C Vgden Hall Agten L)fant Cheshire
Mos*!et R Collar House Prestbtiry Cheshire
Noser h K Droadley Sway Hants (j
Mose* J B Ljmpne, Hythe Kent
Moses W WytlnnieF'anti Bonn Rg on Ashford Kent
Meislt Osi aid F Leas ogham Manor Sleaford Ltnes (j
Mo“le> SrO Ur Hilton IKrb (p,
Moss Mon Park Fib Forest Rd laiu borough L«ic>(p
Most Charles Thurlistno Mannr Lf c ster
Moss 1 tilaBlUll leoi i let H« ford
Moss hie* J \\ t si til Halt B shop s W altham Bai l
Miy-s R b- rt HallRitesFam C option L> •»! r
M M H M r t Id lUsI npwn Crt < Cl esh re
' erne Mel Hjtte Hurt 1 ! hi I Carii Ic Coib
MOSTYh OWES GOti. R Woodhotwe Oswestry Salop
M non h H Lfieh 11 CP R * te S tr
Jfoii_ ill n S F instil ,(.<m Histnj,-s Man
Blue Aftdon
Siorlboin
^rthom
Blue Albioi
Ftifsiw
Inesiao
IRueAlbtai
Hereford
D Sborthum
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
I nestan
Guernsey
aisu™
f) Shwtbe.ni
L R ^bortboru]
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t urmsTV
Rit e
Ru I
0 SboHbotn
Sbo Ibnm
Sbortbom
Great E sloo Ippinghai
MoullC U E Kb „hfle5 MoU Fm \\ood«a\ea Sla I
Mu ey r t\ Cote Wat riti iio k Ptnri b t\ nb
M 11 “cu ( b Tilt Earl of Moi nt Edpeumh
l 'll p fi Isdt Btintridj,* Park Bslcombe Si 1
an Srlkluarxl Hat No burs Park Mickirbam
l>trko« hurwt ^ ^ ^ . (P*)l
. nb re
... . V Hag 1 arm Tab 11 Lnc
M u iiain H 1> 1. I pw der Sidb ri-l \ tks
Mowian H S Grwn hrtd e i 1 (r« bruJge Kent!
Mouo a n T A Son Tl ra >. C I Louth I i»«s (*)'
Mountain V. R fhoreithrirpi F tn M n I Unc* s»
R 11 \' rtfl \\ 0 \lott m r Berks
e I sb rtonCfou h Sp 11 n» Lria (ft),
11. V . . folkrp/Hi
Moul,, ...
Mmtbrat eon
Mewt) I L y
M»\le Rich
Mu Id W V {
Mud lie Mrs M
MuJforJ I W
I R Shorlhomj
Shan bom
Jpfset
L K Shorthorn
f B Shorihom
Jenry
Cl st> ..
n h rn hi 11 !i ul ffh Suffoik
ellour^ H tr Fan H ichii Hetts
Hook wed H it Surr v
. writ t len 1 1 t 1 1 r Haisocks St
ft Short! 01
Rfd Poli
I nestan
Jenej
H The Rookert
e hull
Oruidsbtfrgb
Hrooroi Bank Farm Hampton
>r C.pt ri
Main* CF.,..,
it T ItijrJ Tu-ynh m Umlle S reel FUiltlum S* i
J f M 15 St Jul ins Farm hi k ben Herts t|
- Rowlmd I Cburrh H 11 House Hots 11 Surrey (p)|
V Shttschoni
Mullett R S » Kn.
L loul
< Uhl
■t kht
I Malpas Che*
rtnoulb Ik von
M5yMVM'o'^MaLra‘Red'jto»'AQdOTri*HM*a'^”
Munds Hon Mr. 11 'Farm Thor Inir. c,fouc tv (p»H
Belt C alfoway
O Shorihons
D Shor Inm
D SI orthoru
fn -Sian
South Devon
Red n>u
V SlMrthon>4t
D bhotlhora
berslide }Io kl Wam-j
Horrahr dee booth Rmon (H)'
.nor Ho. ~ Taosor CutuB. '
RedPtdl
Murih <.
Munfoel I
Murdorh i
Murroi Ma) J II SoieKsI rll lUlLStock.iisU S hum^Pl
a! irrae 14.1 li ham ttestfhrby Literpnol francs
M rrai 1,1! The Irvlsr Firm I’jin.vtck Glos
Friesian
Hertford
roemaey
D Shorihorh
A»T»Wre
Sborthoru
Sbwlboru
I I- Ttvl ills fitv
UrtWIhCumbt
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M .vs V i,„), Alh ir.-oa NoeMetm SaW t
>lst^ » snra M luivl Jeraey lleKi,* J ann namptoo
-
King’# Lrnn
^^csck J B Town Head Farm Fit'? Bmlcn Eie/b>
Myers tt H Snanmore House Biahop s^V»Ilham Herts
F %\ Red Fiousr Hetbel Kpn'irti Norfolk 1
Idytton Col C if Cbadlington Ctotwis Chipping Norton
Own (li'/irj
Sborifcom
Guernsey
D Sboribom
N
Jersey
Fnesiai
Fnesiaiv
Iia sb R T Bid ley Milverton Somerset {*/]
3tatdcf II B J P I.a)ng Ashton Lodge Loag Asbton
Bristol Clos (fil
Nash Capt F H Spencers Farm MTielpley Hill ChesI am ,
Jbseks
Nash R S TheNaiV Martlej Uoccester
Nash, M II Tile House Farm Stoughton, Kt Cmld/ord
^ttey (Pit
National Institute for Research in Dairying The Shinf ell
Reading Berks t
Navasey Phtnek Top o th Field Finn Pickup Bank
Nt Dacwcfi Lancs f
Nayfor A A fiampion Alders Crooke Ashford Kent
Navlof F A ^ons Middle Rasen Market Rasen Lines (t):
Isatfoc W W lanrt Vjtarsrood tfackworlb Derln ‘
Neal Mrs Kingsdon Taunton ‘fonier*»t
Neal F Bam Farm Lower Eastern Green Allesleyf
Covmf rs W ar»5
Neal F W Bine Lias ^foclitws Rugby Marws
Neal,/ M ColdharbourFann HenUnd Nr Hull Sotks
Neale P J Ackleton House NrWolverhampioD Slatfs t;
Neaim B D Colk ns Favrrsham Kent j
Neame FAT Macknade Faversham Km I j
Neale Mis* J M Broad Lane Farm Sewdigale Surrej |
Ncavt F Iiaywood Nomich Korfolk ip)j
Nease Jfr* L M TTie Rookery Hainton Lineoln ‘
SredbaiR A II AW ] CotlaceFst. Oaxby Alford LioeS;
Needham B BrimcLJie Aletsndra R i , Peterborough '
Nortbaiiis
Needham G B Meat Farm B Itbv 4'fort} Liars . ,
Necdkam / VV & Sons S roelrrriRgton Louth Liars
Nredbam John R Market Staialon Liaeoln (i)
Needham ft DulisHeadHolel Tidesuell Boelon IVrhy
Needier ) J AciborM Farm 5 Elkiagton Louth Lines
Nettsoa R Laltmer Cbrsbani Burks
Selder A R New Barton Membury rjvmoutb Devon
Nelsoa C B jun Corkrrssnd Abbey. Clasioa Dork
Laocaaler Lanes
Nelson / Oakley Rradlrt Blarkburn lanes ,
Nelsw J F iCr> Corkerham Hall Ganisfifl Lsoes fjn
Nelson James The Glebe rarm Futk^ Mallw) Leiri (A)
N Isoc T Koihenjke Egrerooni Cianberlaiid 1
Nrlson VV H ThcLainds Cockerham Canlasg J.anc* 1
Nett! fold A The Park Wrotham Kent
Seitlefold i H Clare Hall btonF.aston Bath Somrrtrf(/<).
Neiilefedd Mrs M Ciareifall Ston Easton Bath Somersettl
Nfuroaui) StrC St BurloM Rowlon Htrii (Jdft
Seven S F H Nonon Nilla Hatmrr H II ^lop {sL>|
Nev.le C The Bugs Haddington Linreln (i!|
Sevile G K Well ngore Hall Lincoln 1
MeviUe Maj W W AMn M K Copthowe Farm Worth t
Sussex '
Mevin J G Patksldc Allendale KottbutnbetUnd .... „
NciralL Miss J , Boarded Bams Fsttn. 0“R*r £»?«* i*!fl J™*
KcwNey Mrs liaddow Park Gt Baddon Chelrosf.fdJ ««d Poll
Esse* . _ _
Kewberv A S jtut Newetibam House AJcrnlnsler Xtevim j Dcjto
Shonbom
L R '^hotlhom
Blue Aih on
Fnesian
Fncsiao
Jersey
Dexter
L R ^orlhorn
L. fk bhortrorn
Fnrs an
L. R ‘'horihorp
L. K Shorfhont
L. R Shorthorn
Rhorlhon
L R Sherthen
Bert Poll
South Cfvem
Short hon
Shorthorn
D Sfiorihani
Shorthorn
Shocthtrm
D Shorthons
Shorthorn
J«r»v
Shorlhora
I R Stincthom
L R Sbocttiom
Dexter
Newcastle Iter Grace the Duchess of Clumber Worksop
Notts . (I)t
Net combe Ceorge Lo ter SUplehJl! Hsngton Newton
Abbot Devon .. , .
Fre»(fc{R.»eSrFrint!A N Arbun Nun'aten Wjrwsf/i};
Newrv C J Matston Hall Mar '
Kewhousc W AncIiHc Hall me LanMSter. Lancs (sMt|
Sewinyton CampVtl Oakoser, Ticclmrit S
'fewiogltm Dr Ticehursl House Ticehuc
Vewlove S \\"sr Bulls 1 * — *'
Neennaii A C Imtg Ashton Bristol Ctes
Neennaa C ( TlcCotlare Coalp l Heat! B
KewRUR E. Northern liouae DiptfonI n fir
NewnMa Mai fc D Setembr Manor ‘^piisbt
Nenman F G MnortoU D ptford South lirtn
Vewiuan F J Lo' " ' ' ”
I Cottln^am Road 1
Kewman H Lpper Ifotherler Manor Cheltenham GIos
F M Horkworll y Hou«e Slalcomt'e Ropjs
Nevman tt J Hall Farm I5 5nib3ro.oo Croorh Essex 1
Kewnbam W A ppuldurromte Em MroxilL tsieot Wivhi
Kesmin J W TlrMeaAws Wonicra CUthcror Lancs iP.
Nrwicn I t
Newton Chambers 4 Co Ltd rhoroclilfe liutivorks
Newttm SirD KBF Croxton Park It Nests llunlstl
Newton Keglaatd lark Gate tm 1 envlon Green ) mil
Newton V. J JiHTTlam. TobV»y KtuttSend Cbesllrxl'
Nl * r N Catniro Mt.l .id Num.x
Nichol /oliD 11 Ab Alkhmd (lo s» Wisim Cumb I»l;
Red Poll
Hereford
Shorthorn
I R Shorthorn
nic-pal
/ CATTLE BREEDERS-ENCLAND
Ncholjs r n TTi^Uwc \\cIlnbo>m«
l-rn ^ r-»rni l!err> Pomerav To tn « f So lUi !)«•»,
k Liskrard Comu.n
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Virko f, rVvw
SfJ" i V^Mnd* House Alfrelc, Dorbvsh.re (A)
mnre H-refordshi; -
lebxlje »okin,ham
Guernsey
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Short bom
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S«„p,
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a.v’iui'Sti'i
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iLii f w* i I* ®*‘* Fo”** Lodge Cra»l#y Sussex
J.IX John A Tilgate Cnwle) Sussex
J * .Col F B j|^J^''^?^®,''”^ShaUesbury D «i
{.non It Col F B renibi
ISixon J Laamere N««bv Prnnth Cutab ■'■'
K Cl o A' Lodge 1 atm Paaton ttrugby Lines fits
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fct J^!s;1s,■a,x^rs^s
Noden Arthur Elton Birkenhead beshTre '
®‘ Ashdonti Fo'tit Wiihvham
i'TSi™, II SjS II
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Shorthorn
Biae Albion
StMethom
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ltd Wthwie Shamley Gr«
"«rertonIIlI Barfatd Warws '
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Northey t P H gher Bowden Okeham-"™ •'-• — • -
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Souiti Demri
Ffiesiait
L R Shorthorn
J uemsey
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Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Guernsey
CucfflSe}
Fricsiin
&kth lievon
H Shorfhoni
Guemie}
Shorthorn
p Shoe horn
Fririi n
Shor horn
Jersey
South Devon
Ab^een Angus
L R Shorthorn
Red Poll
Foemsev*
BucAIbra
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n Somerset
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Notle) JlooUeu Ihirferds Meoks Iver Taunt.
Nunbu^olme Pova-erlads ttarterPnon
fi T tVlIUbrid-e Sr Bnslol Gl« (.
isorse H T ttiekbarm Coxlev Well* &vn
Nurse Herry, The lutes Mjer SevTaiOe Staffs
St’0"l>*tn bv <Ua Sussex ** <
Nye Alfred G, The IXioty Hildenhcrooch Kent ty»
Shorthorn
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hbortbom
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hhoethom
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Wellow Bath Somerset
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142
CATTLE BREEDERS^ENOLAND
PAL— PEN
Same and Adiiress
Palmer C Cnc Sh nfieM Grange dreading Berks
Palmer C II Iioredown House Whitchurch Oxon
Palmer C Uarkton Lod^e Kettering Northamptonyi)t|
Palmer Mrs E B Matlston House Newbury Berks f.
Palmer E E. Poors Court Ch evelev Berks
Palmer E'anC Penh ll St M chaeU Tenterden Kent I
Palmer Mrs P Ueathlasids Wokingham Berks y))|
Palmer F Iv The Elms Bentham Cheltenham Glos. t|
Palmer G Sheene Farm Melreth Royston Herts (hlV
Palmer Gen g 1- Berrxlield Bradford-on Avon Wilts i
Pilracr G M R Lake Farm Yelverton Devon fi)
Palmer htauhew Moss End Dalston Carl sir Cumb
Palmer Ph I p Thomham Fae Suffolk (sMt'
PAlMER. CAPT R. E. The OP^ Oaklaada Park
Wewiigtte Sarrey (sei
PaVtntt S M HensTrain BgSdiool Ware Herts
Palmer Maj \V Ll Beauf eld Bradford on Avon Wilts (*)l
Palmer \\ R Hlllloisc N Pickrnbam Sna/fbam \ori I
Palmer Mocewood RCA Alftelon Park Derby foliV
Paces EdwardL. HedeeFarm Pvlle Shepton Mallet Som
Pantall W j J K Ikington Manor Staunton-on Wye
Paravic ni Col C. de B rkholme Manor Corby Lines
Paravcni Rev ^ de Abbots Ann Rectory Andover
Hants.
Pares TAB Easlha>‘es Oltrry St Mary Devon t|
Ibrih liarty Br dcwell harm M Idenhall Suffolk t
I ar sh H 'V Haihealton Court, Taunton Som t
Park E Crikt Hall West Hesltrtem Malion Yortts
Park Isaac Rob nson Hnuse Calibua te Carlisle Cumb.
latk lea The Perory Smith Levetion Retlotd Rotta (XI
^rk James MmlBank Farm Kendal "estworland
Park T 5 , Son Longburgh Farm Burgh by Sands I
.Cumb _
r^tk'atei Mrs Inc* Hall B rkenhead CRcsh re i
L*.* jirs C E M llmoor SlurminslerMafshall Dsraett
Patke L Crake Hall West Heslcrton Mahon \orks t
P rke T I MitbnellFold ChorJej lane? (tii
I tVei Th« Hon A E Nopon CuA eu Warwick (V
Ptwer A O iSon* Tomrotw jfisvp flafceweW peebv
Parker A I Hinton JreatoaWynne Jletefordsh re
Parker A M DuMUnFarm St MeU.«n Cornwall i
Parker A R Nettlle Weston House Petnbr dee Hereford
Parker P T Catlelon IHl Penr ih fumb <sl
C,“T'' J CbevneyCourt Bithops FromeWofeMMt«)l
P-irker G tattoo Patm Kendal Westmorland
Parker Mrs H \ Ind coabe W esc Ruckhtid Bare
»«' > pet on
Park T 5 JknVl or G ren Wh leveell Cl theroe Lancs * '
Pat er 1 W lanelands Leek hirkbv Lonsdale Wmlani
Jotkff John II >1 Iton lasd Te»ke«burv Clos (X'
Inrkcf t) 1) Sharpham House Tones Devon
larker P •( Krwinn SokeLsev Ptomtard Wores
laker R Moss End Farm Mlnihorpe Weatmo liod /*fj
farkw R E A! arsthorpe Marl njf.^ Kormch
Norl ik txffh
Park r U r ttansione Court \owchureb Her ford (sXl
1.' J House Pen It) Cumbert ltd (plf
{"Mkrs V. T iTWit-ite Oi-in»rt v \ Tinby \
CloPtou Hall Woojpf Su/toDsfAir
I urkes Ceor e P Lapel Ho se Qu n on D rtn n'hx
Warns ij
^rk n tfrs P H Sharrow Bar Penrit*- Cumb
1"^" iV } Lanbrrnnv Pavldslow Camriford C
' P>«Moor Kewbv Pmr Ih Gumberlanl ,
SaTVm Moore W Mhuhall Mealssate CumbrrliBd
tbrk nseai B CresVcI 1 Hall ArlKington Leeds Yorks
J vx^tnn I Ro«e tlaftk Thornton le-Dalf Jhtkrr ni
Parkinson P tt tWtrfoo Farm Aiherstone Warws il
, r h J Cast 1 iaisa>»f St, rwell Barnstaple DtV
larks ^ >r\jl House WaIJron S ssex
larks W T1 e Ilrown col egr- Ctriwh rsi psllle Sx (
/ ^,S-R. R -k Je loabim liamstaplf Uvton('
T C C kSoci R I ti
lar
r John I )i
- • lar
s A J Hra
,t Hot slam
Lfntoo Ko
Parry Joseph 't I'
1 arsons Henry 11
isro# Mrs L M tSns Ur Wreaje Jlrlitnn
itro* T ft Sreis | octlle Ilatton r tea
Ccrrewjlt
■> M^rl'nme Wnoilnn Fit pain*
Jlrk f*et
it f rt I It ^ Ho, se Farm Thltkl
• Johns. Her (t tlreai
br Thlrsk \orV»
I n T ss-slr .
*00 I \mv>o«Jk’*«e Northjir ftrrters ft
s N \t y Vtram N •etSun.terVrr, t
RedPon
ShorBiont
Sbortbom
Jersey
Cuerasejr
Dexter
Jrlesaa
Shorthoin
Kerrr
South Devon
Shortlrorn
RedPnU
ShorWaorit
Sboitbora
Herclord
f"«*m
D SAorthom
D Shwibcre
Shorthorn
L R ShoitVrn'
Shorthore
D Shorthorn
Hereford
Shorthorn
Hereford
D Shorthorrt
Devon
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
H< refold
So th Devon
Hereford
Shorthorn
Fti sao
Hereford
I> Shorthorn
SWorthom
D ShOrChoin
C enisey
^SborthOMi
Shorthorn
ShertbOfO ,
Abmiem Aogual
D Siortitom
Dey^
D ShprthorD
Fnrsiori ,
L R Shortt oral
Hereford
Shorthorn
Shortfy>ni ,
I R Shorlhoral
nourb ftrvoiK
Re.1 |v«
Ahrrdera ftngwSI
Natae aed Address
Breed
Patrick R., Carden Iftnds Alhourne Hassocks Su>
Patrek W Tvtrk House Starhcck JIarragatP horks (/>)
Patter J Brnnf eld Cuindjvx>ck Dalston Carl sle Cumb
Pafirr J iteneFann Lea 'fatlock DerbysKre
Patter Cbl W K Lambley House W oodtcptoufeb Ktttts
Fatrinson C Toad Hole Farm E^zinton Derby (S)
Pattlnson C H Gosjrl R ddmg Windettnere W' —
marland i,_ , .
Ihtul R H S Rissell Broxstead House Sutton Wood
bnd'^ S ffolk (ill)t I
Paul Stuart Preston Lodge Ipswich Suffolk (’FXitl
Paul OieJatelV F KrtonLodge Ipstnch Suf/oli frtjjj
I^ulcl Mrs E Lvdtord Hall Lydforc. on P
Pa ll a tf «s 1 fltoadf elds W inchmore Hill Middlsx f/d}f I
Pauli H BfKCodjack PartP S thoev Helstoo Cornwall '
I*aotl Hv LevonneFxrm Pir Staton Coniwyll
Payev Mrs 4 Sons Dowlands Rousdon Lyme peps
ihlrset t
Paxttt Wtn WtUet Penvley Btsrge»llltl Sussex
Payor it (f Rushcrott Farm Swav Hants
Payne T Tvre 4 Church Fms M rkle Tralfoid Ches
Paynter H B Vew House BuSeted ^ ssex («#)
IVaciKk H C South Runction King t Lynn Kor/oUf
Peacocke Mrs Warren Coombe K U Bruton Somerset
Pevee B Trelessck Ha>le Cornwall f
Pearce EdneV Sink Farm HanlevCaitJe Worcs
Pearce Frank Trertlah Cuhal Pcotance Corauall rt);
Pearce J Tregothal St Levan Portheuenowr Cottiwalll
Peart* N 1 Cxineiju dden Cul I Pmiance Coraive!!
Pearee Robert C S Loperwood Manor Totton Hants
Pearce Thomak PcBsttni» JWatkwater Ttwo Corewalll
Peaiee \\ Tretnenheete irm-rock Pewiance CorawjlAjI
Pearce XV A 'Jaynardi BI ndlev Heath Surrev
Pearee XXm Ebbsfleet FatTn Ramsrxte Kent
Pearcelands lersex Herd 4: Dr r ee Ltd The Slanjwer ,
ham Holbrook Rente Nr Horsham Sorrev |
Petffey H H Manor hane Votewnbe Sha/fejbifrv '
Doreet (h)r.
P» reev T J Peadh ll TWerion Devea I>>
Pearl XV R Berwick Fm Stanford R vers Oaesr Bt* fA)f'
Pearmao Mr« E Moorhamnlon Yaror Ilerefordsh re 1
Peatman G C Moor End Crstle rtome Ledburv H ford
Peatman R C Green End Farm IJllle Munden Ware '
Herts
Terr* A T Mere Ltnrotn
Pearse Robert 4 XV 11 Stokenham Barton Kingsbr dee
Devon
Pearse S C Cortoa Barton Erm nmon SO Devon
Tears* T C 1 e ..h Dulverton Devon -
Tearse \X T C Sevenswre Ramsgate 1 ent
Teat» XXre Ashtombe Barton DxwUrh Devon
P*a se XXfo Wraoiston Manor South Beret Devon
Pearson Bertram Tnu fv Mall Farm M lit® Cambtid .
Pearson The Hen Oive Parham Nr Pulborough Sussexjj
Pearson Maj E E Little WhtlDetham Hall Bury St
Edmunds Suffolk
Pearson H T Hadlow Castle Tonbridge Kent
peatson Henry Green Lane Farm th nley DetXry
Peatsoo J Throstle Nest Thumhatn Lancaster Limes
pearsoo RC XXolvertonC range SiratforU^n Avon War
peatson T R Ednaston Hall Farm Derby . ,
Pearson W NewlIaUFarm PiU ng Gantang. Lancs (hit
pease Kon AW J B Word ngton Manor Banbiry Oxon '
pease P I Sledtdch Hall Barnard Castle Co Duthamfi)
gVjr J lleversham Sjkes Bav Horse Lancaster
Peate Capt R M The Holt Farm St Stephens St Albans
Herts (ipJtl
Peatt J W Marsh House Leom nster Hereford '
peWdy T If H gh Street VelverMft Mor hampton
f>ek H XX 1 hJadel ne Group Gt. Cornard Sudb ty Suff
FVdIer J C The Barton SatopferJ Pei-erell T serton
FVdrlck XXm Sexton Farm Enniaffloo S,0 Demn
J*wke Pros lower Vi'ashhDUtne I Urbertonford Devon t
I*eeVe J Bo^ay Kingswear Dattmou h Devon t
pyel llueh Bryn > pys Overton Flleimere Salop ,
tHK MRS. JOHN Peover Mali Koststord Cheshire f/>JJ
Teel John C Peover Hall Ivnutsford Cheshire |s)f|
peel R C Aforetnn Mall Congletnn Cheshire {spjtl
Pell H G Home Farm M I on Northampton
fv«tutt Then Durnfowl Ljmgton Malrixccs tforset t
pvliy E Wittixm Lodge Witham Essex 1
peflT F R rreshaw House Upham D shop * Waltham
Hants (jpMl
F»tlT It c Xenars Nuffleff S rrev iptf'
I-elly MIX H R Lyndsavslann Jacatestone Essexipli
petit SIrllarOJf Be Thorngrose Ciillnghirn fforsel
p^et J .. Tettetll Bank Snuthwilte Car! lie Cumb
tvsnble Cxnrs of C * W Tattlngbury Farm Capri ,
TooteJIgo Kent (t)
PgsbcT Jobs Home Tarm Cteeton Norlhaifs <
IVnnant Col L D Shnlrbrook Lodge Toweestcr N banls
pussneU G H Fulstow North Thoresbv Unea
Icanegton F T Arnold House teutb Shore Blackpool
Un« (tit
Cuerrsev
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Blue Albion
Shi)Tttx>m
Shortbora
D ^hoiihorD
Shorthorn
Red Poll
Re^Il
Jersey
p SI or hom
Soulli Devon
South Devor*
?■ uemsev
Shotlhom
Fnn 31
ffi'l.
Fries an
Fueerner
C emsej
Guernsey
Jereev
Shorthora
C lernsev
Dexter
FriM an
/ertft
IViOff
Devon
r> Shorthorn
Jfereford
Jtereferd
FrteitM
Couth Devon
Tvvon
FH»sUn
Dcron
Aouth Devon
gp tbDevon
E Shorihom
Red Poll
Red Poll
Sbotthoro
Sborlhorti
Hereford
D Shorthorn
D SI ortboro
&
Angus
L. R Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Smith Devon
Siioth Devon
veuth Devon
Friesian
Jersey
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
Breed
PenrbjT), \\ itkrn Piik, Slony Slrallort, Buck^
Pmrhj-ti Hornbv.C W L., Dalton Hall Burton W'm’Und
Pmnce-Lt'ons Lt Comm A , Elbrldfr. Brutton.S Devon
Penro«e, U A Sons, Trequean, Breape, Cf>m«-all 1
Penrose, alter, Tre«a' as Fm , Breace, llelston, Comw 1
perner, J , DanrhiU Lodpe, East l.nnstead, Sussex
Pepper, t'm F , Redls-nch Pari, Bruton, Somerset (*]
Pccham T R . Manor Farm. Rs-me, Sherborne, Dorset t
Perkin, M Hrnr) . LlUingtoo Mews, Leamington, Warns 1
Perkins C R U, Rinmar, Eign Road. Herelord 1
Perkins, F 11 S , Kadnnck Court Monmouth (^)1
Perkins, M T W . Loner Bogroarsh, Holme Lacs
Hereford (sp)t
Perkins P, The Boner Holme Lacy, Hertford *
Perkins, R . Merton I arm, Barkby, Leicester (1
Perkins, \\ F , BoIJre Bridge House, L)-mington Hanti
Peronne. F L , Lreat Snonng, Fakenham Norfolk f/*)|
Pemn.Mrs Alice, Forest Lodge, Romford, Essex
Perry , Arthur Epplcn-orth.CoUinfham, Hull,
Perry, R C , Pebsham, Bexhill, Sussex
Perry," , Netherlands. Petnorth, Sussex
Perrs, " J . lattle Braxted Hall, "iiham, Essex t
Petc^. Mrs M I-, Gainsborough House, klilbome For
Sherborne, Dorset (
Fetch," D . Smylett Hall, Poeklington York
Peter. I . J P , Old ^ learage, Berkeley, Glos (
Peter Jarnes A . Avenue House, Oerbeley, Glos
Peters, A . Dlagim Fm , Cranbome, Salisbury, "ills (s/Jt|
Pethertck Thomas, Bairow. Tiverton, Devon '
Petbjbndge.C G , "estcomh, Dartington.Totnes, Devcn
Petley, Cbas A Co , Staple. Canterbury. Kent (tl
Petley, Mrs F A, HarvingtoQ, South Eden Park,
Beckenham, Kent
Pete, C K, Dean House Kilmetion, AtresAard Hants (f)
Peto.S Arthur, Don-ne Court, Sandnieh. Kent (pi
Petre, Col B j , "estwick Heust, Nemvch Norfolk(sh)t
Pettit. H Ronald, Castle Meir, Kington Herefordshire <s)
Pexten, R .Watton Abbet.Ctansnick, ^orks
Pesten, Sir Algernon, Ut ,Sn-iitsHouse, Bicester, Oxen (p/J)t
Pbileex, C ^ , Flex Court, Lsts, Hants t
Ptulipson, H , Themley Cate, Alkridate. Nortbumb frit
Pbibpion, Mrs HiIion.M P , Broom HiU Esher, Surreyipit
Phillimore, Lord, The Coppice Henley OQ-Thames Oxon 1
Ptullinere, Admiral Sir Richard F . Shediield House
Dailey, Hanti „ b u ,
Phillips A, Cefh ColUge Llanullio, Pertholey, Aber
J gasennv, Mon
Phillips, Alexander Blcoeatbra Cromer, Norfolk (p)
Phillips A Co ,ClenIeisb,Mansieii, Cornwall ,
Phillips C J , Old Dalby Hall, Melton Mowbray, Leics (kfT
Phillip*, H , Lower Burton Eardeiland, Hereford I
Phillips, Henry, The Rock Fann. Lugwardine Hereford H
Phillips 1 .Bttinonrthy House Cburchitaeton, Chard. Som i
Phillips.!’ C , Lucton Court. Kingsland Herefotdsbire
Phillips P C , Preston Court A The keldt House, Ledbury
Herefordsbire _ _ (»*),
Phillips, Raymond, Mile Oak Farm, Tasnworlh. Stiffs t
Phillips, " A J E, Aboie Town, tgloshiyle, "ade
bridge Cornwall
Phillips. Waller The Henniuge "alenngbury, Kent
Philbps, "m, Dashwellgreen, Longlown. Carlisle Cumb
Pbipps Capt A " , Charcroft, South Brewham, Bruton,
PhiiackVrt*M A Mrs A D .Oifton Hall, Tamwprtb, Staffs
Pick R O Blcke^ton.Wetherby.^orks
Pickard, Mr* C L., The Grey House, Jacksons Kill, For-
ton. Nr Caistang. Lancs t
Picker, J L A Son, Pepperlhorpe, "ainfleet St ^^a^y,
Pickenng.j " . Jfousley House Farm, Hatton. "af«
Pickering R . jun . East Dean Raw Laogley^ Tyn‘
Nonbumberland
Pickering," .Snariord Llnroln ^ -
Pickford R J . Church I arm, Dunderion Bath Sem
Pickfotd, Miss S. F,, SThe Fits, Combe Down, Bath, Son
Plckman Capt. C E , Brownhills. Lerbotwood Salop I
Pickop, ] A A E . High Denton, Hen Rhvddiag. korks t|
Picklhall, G A boo, Bradley Farm, Hineaslef, Uita-
tborpe, Westmorland t
Pickworih, " A Seo, Century House, Whaplode, Hoi
beach. Lines. » .
PidJmrtc»< Northantsl Estates, Ltd . Horton, Nortbani^
Pidduck T S.. The "oodUndi.Alsagef. Cheshire l*)t
Pigg, Edward. Bualand /Vlham, lJuBtasp*wd, Jfertaf^*!'
Piggott L Parkburst, llcxiev, Kent . - _
Pike a’ M .Church Farm, Hilj«toii.Tresrbodge. "lit*
Pike, Robert Liford "anUge Heril.
Pike S T..Tel(.*t.Sillibury,"ilts . 1
Pilbrow. Capt Haroll J , Jlirletno. Uenbndre. Kent
Die J C. Sturtc® Cranre, Vtarkweirlb. Noribomb (r
Dlkingten, Alia D . Dean "ood..Newl»tfy Berk*. (/"T
DIkin*t<« Mrs. G Herbert. Wbealtl 1 . huyten Lanrs.
n Shortbom
D Stiortbom
D Shorthorn
AbetdecnAneusI
Jersey
bhoithom
Guems^
fsr
D Shorthorn
Red I'oU
D Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Red Poll
l*rl^n
Fiuaian
Shorthorn
Blue Albion
D Shorihoin
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Blue Albioo
Devon
South Devon
Aberdeen Angus
Guernsey
^7d7^olI
Red Poll
Hereford ,
Aberdeen Aogusl
D Shortbom
D Sbortb^
D Sberthom
Guernsey
Jersey
Guernsey
Friesian
Guernsey
Jeney
Herelord
Cwvon
Hereford
Hereford
D bhortbom
ER Sbortbom
A b erdeen Asgis]
_ j.Wiits
DUing, J L , Deslow
Pini^ Lt -Col T
"ro
Salop .. ' (Ji)t
rocote Lodge, Stamford,
(sA )ti
Pmhey.Efnesi.Chapel Farm, Ileybndge Essex . IP *'
PmkD^, Campbell R , Brenk House. Coxwold. York
** *" !l .Bedfonl.Bourlon End, Shrisenham, Berks
Grange, Little Con^rton, I’ershore
l>ilcber,E H V,'
"ore*
Dlcher, F J , Little John'i, Burahan
, - , , ...... ,, „„ Crouch, Essex!
Pitmao, k(r« Beltnda E , Cranswell, Bath. Somerset
Dtman.Mrs Helen 1 . Surlells.Tw^ord Berks (/d)t
Dtt. the late Xfits A M, Lyddington Rectory, Swindon,
Hilt* (p)
Pitt. G , Stanht^, BroaJtands, Upper "arlingham, Surrey
tv., n, t II n-.-..~i ’•--•--iJ, Lanfj
• J Ledbury, Flereford
Dll, Dr I W .Drvmard P
Dit S Townsend Strelton
Dtt H J.TheAlbyne* Bridgnorth Sail
Dtt.Mr* L Fox.HyetordManor.CharterAiley .Basingstoke,
Hants i,rj
Place.Capt A I . Skelton Grange \ork t
Platt A . Mere i lew, Dckmere Knutsford, Cheshire (A]
run A .WellingleyManor TickhiU Rotherham, korki (
Italt Mrs A J F, Baroby Manor, Newark. Notts (i
Platt J . Jun . Town Lane Mobbertry. Knutsfoid, Che
Datt. O [hook Fm Plumbley, Nr Knutsford, Cb«
Flayer, William G , Ednaston Sfanor, Derby
Please, H alter. Slades, Rockbeare. N r Exeter, Devon
nunpton, Capt A A.Walkington Beverley, kofks (jP/ltj
riumtree Geo , Hogsthorpe, Alford Lines '
Plymouth Cooretaiive Society 15-18 Frankfort Street
Plymouih Devcn i
Plymouth Eautes, Ltd , Hewell EsUte Office, Reddilc
"ores
Pofsoo.EncC .Eslaforde House, Sleaford Linm
f^ner, iTionus I .Green Farm, .kewrnt, Ofos
Polgtass " I.Townshend Hayle, Cornwall
I'oU C H Thorpe Abbots Hall, Srole, Nerfelk
IfoU.C H Grose Farm. Rmgsfield Bccele*, Suffolk (A1
Ml, W tv . Beech Grove, Hethersetl, Nerwieb, Norfolk *
MUtd.H S. Middleton Chmej.NortbanU
lolfock H Rivers, East Soham Lodge Framlmgtam Suff
Mlimore, lord Court Hall North Molton ^voo (i)t
Ifomerov Hon Mr* , Souihfields Blakfsley . Te«i
ffonsonbs , Mr* Hugh. Lille Ckarmans Llngfitld, Surrey i.
Pook tv J . Great Coombe, Sioke Flrmihg Dartmouth,!
Devon
Pool Davtd A Prank, Down flam* Fann Hayes Ead.Middxt
Pool Robert Tarn Brook. Rawclitie Garitang, Lancs
Pool. S H Turner* Crern, Uvelham, "inthJield, Haata
ftDole E Chsmten Farm Marden, Kent
V I jutley Abbes TuMlaU Suffolk (pA)t|
POOLE BDfRT W. £8 . Bill Home, Lawtord, Essex (ipA)t
Poole 5trt J . Lake Fano lileadon "eston-tuper Mare,
Somerset
Poole." S.Oakwood Haywards Heath Sussex
Poolev Joseph "etheriggs Brougham. I rnriih, Cumb (A),
Pope, Allred HenstiU Sanlord. Credilon, Devon '
Pope John Noweta " elliricton, Somerset
Ptqw. " P Itrockbamin Leigh, " ortesler
Popbam. |{ L , Hunsirete House. Pensford, Somert
I'opple, Joseph llalliDgton Louth lanes
Pomtl, Cro. The Nase Farm Chloley Derby
POrntG I Maochesirr House, HayficU. Der^
Pomii. J , Manor House Farm, karm Road. Stoekton^o-
Tee*. Durham
Porritt,0 "..Torside, Hrlmshore, Maodieiter.Laoa
Pbrnll. Oliver " , Hotchley Farm, East Leake, I
borough, Lercs
Mt.tlisslaoe.Twtiley.Cotsneld Battle, Sussex
Porteoiis, LL-CoL J J . Ashome, Warwick
Lucs
IVeler.R C . llinLc<*ee.CtaT HiU. Eofirld, tluUIesex
Mter." McN . FairUwn.Norlhaw. Poller's Bar. Middx
IMrlLuKt. Duke of, "elbecJc Abbey, Worksop, .Notu. (i/A)!
oanO, Newbury, Berks
ronwav. B lu Braharo !U1L Breatham. Suffolk
ik]ftwar,G kVrbb.Comtw biovmirket, Surio.k
IWej^F Shadnik Farm. Berry Ixneroy, Toti
o Manor, " aSmgford, Berks
Red Poll
Fnesian
ihort^oro
Guernsey
te,7„
Hereford
HerefonJ
Bborthorn
L. R Shorthorn
South Devon
I- R Shorthorn
Hereford
Guernsey
Red Ml
D Sheribem
PtieauB
P Sberthen
Guernsey
D Sborihom
^liortboni
Guernsey
South C«VOQ
Prtesian
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Fnesian
Fnenaadt
Friesian
Shortbom
Storthom
L. R Shorthon
Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
ersey
.Uiorthom
Aber d een An era
hborthom
Aytihiie
r
144
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
POT— RAV
le and Addr»s>
Name and Address
Potter Mrs E Brorot eld Farm Dalston Cumberland
Potter E F Idoser Demesne Farm Ljttle Sornerford
Ujlis , (P)
Potter Harrv S nnmglod Manor Snungton ^orVs
Potter Henrv R Ti vaite Hall Bungay fsorfolk
Poulson C \\ & L A R dge Farm Corsham Uilts {^1
Poullon Charles H ■ispenden Buntmgford Hertlordshiret|
I’oulton J H Idenlev Ross Hereford
Powell A Green P e ds Farm Church Eaton Staffs
Powell C D On bur\ Craven Am s Salop ,
Ptowell t Church 11 Grounds Chppng Norton Oxon (pi
Powell E C L Wigmorc Grange Le ntwa drne H ford (A)
Powell G C Curborough House L chf eld S affs (Ajt
Powell H Castle Grounds Ashton Leominster Hereford
Powell H E UpperWick Worcestershire
PowelL J D The Hope Lvonshall Kington Hereford
Powell O Court Farm UandewiR Abergavenny Mon
Powell Samuel, The Bungalow Cottmgham Yorks f
I owe IT H II Farm Lulsle> Worcester '
Powell T L Town House Madley Hereford
Ifowell 'V The Hatch Lindridge Tenburj Worcs
lowell W ] Blaengavennj Llanvihanoel Crucoraey
Abergavennj Mon
Po er Mrs Ccaniewood Hal Ketherseal Burton on
Irent Staffs
Poier Maj G Rol csby Hall Treat Yarmouth SuffoDcl
" ’ Sionelouse Fm Allesley Nr Coventry
t
r Ci<d n nster Farm Bruton Somerst t
Thnnhv Grange Slackthorpe Penr b Cumb ,
II Waller Mot ram Hall Pieslbuty Cheshire (^)
Shot thorn
Hereford
Sbortbom
Hereford
Sborlhoro
Hereford
Hereford
Sbortbom
Hereford
Hereford
Shoiihom
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Jersey
Wii
Po lett
FRAIT, A UontonBall Trimley Ipswich Suffolk (sAlt
Prate C J Ucckcnbam Kent
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Rowe W H Bosetpme St Just Cornwall Guernsey
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bmsaite f(-Col C SI Hradvell Grove Clifford Oxoo
Saraxe F }| .The Leasows Adituitao Wellington Salop .
Sanlt Gatftonie L WTiistJera Farm Fiirofcndee Neac(/t>j
Savitt I R L. WtlfosMCrange Rugby Warns flir
SastUr C <* Grevn Farm Petieelrer Wickham Hit .Surf
Samry.A f Highf rids ( reat Rtburgh Norfolk
Slyer Jfai C C PHtrix VtesifeU iSattie Sussex
Slyer J Strathmore Mouse Cleatlam Winston DatU
ton kocfcs
Sayers AJAR CtotuidwellMinor.niunsdon Wills (f>Mt
Sayei* SUi L D W , Afsttm Hail Hhibeton Devon '
ScartniDugh Eirluf Satidbeck lark ilaltby Rotherham
- , — e Htlf Le«r*s Sussex
Scan Robert Bramhaw’ Sedbergh bnrks
SchotieM A W South Leterlon Rettottf Notts
StholefieU C C Hill Top Tam Taricaster Ywks ,
Scholes Henry HoHuttoyd S ansi eld Todcnotden Lanes
SrhrrltwT Capt C S klartesioc I Hall Wickham Market
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Schroder Daron B The Dell Gishopsgate Earlefieldl
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Sdiirelr W K Litlledowti Farm Levies Sursex *
ScDier Cjibejyfi TheManor House Newtek Lewei Sx ft/,
Sebter M ss U L N Roystoo Laughton Lewes Sussexj
Sooooes. George Hrgh Pale Buees Sul/olJc 1
Scorab W WatbWoodFm Swintnn Nr Rotherham Nits
Sooree C B White Ha)! Sratebrldgr He»th Lineoftt Wfl
Scoter C C Neuleham Lodge Lincoln (s)
Scorrr Fee«W*cJr Sodbeook Linooto
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borough Northants
Soott A Cham Hill Wantage Herks
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Richard Chorley Lames
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Soivetl II W lower liunny II llFarm Bnghstone I o'«'
Scragg arthur batilthurst N rdfoed Suesrg t
Scrattoh Arthur ttccxDeigh Bradiotd-un Avon Wtltt
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Scrtvmet Capt C L RN S hton Abbey \oxlord Sulf
Scst>ttn«i G tf fkiwer Jfo s ffogl ngworlh Citmteater
Clos (tail
Scrtittoii Mrs )( C Wootp ts Null ell Surrey '
5run T M BaiResmere Court Farm Fatertham Rent
beabiuot W 4 Sms, Doieham Chtimtfotj Lsrex (, ,,
SealeHayneCollege NevttDtiAbbnt I>von {ipt
Seafs F Carcbetfs Farm S« uth W ingfirld Alfrrfoti Derby '
Seals J D Home Farm Snelslon Ashbourne Derby (k
Sraljr G E the Park Farm Ktngmer Lewes Sussex (pjfj
Sear H Ifanor Farm EggiBgroei t* ghfon ftuiiard Beds
'■"rbt.Jolm Croft Wainflret Lints
. .re W Whittle Aimer Rbuidfird Z>rseL ill
Searte A Maddeioo Bnxham Devon
Searte Alfred Heenrfond Tetnes FVvon
Seark- >1 SUerrteei M ils Totnrt Devon
Ucs C TJieGrwigeFami Coll ngti»e N hamptoofiFjj
Sears H T Weston ratrlJ Nortisroptoo /Flj
Seath U Park Farm Folkeswoe Kent '
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VaKA W Ford Farm Rilgwiy Stiellicl ' '
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CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
ROB— RUS
Name and Address
}>ame and Address
Breed
Roberts F ^ Bromley Court Hoarmtbj Hereford {»)
Roberts Frank Coa\it»oor rarm Horschay Salop
Roberts G Freeland Rd Long Hanborough Woodsloek
Oson fsl
Roberts, H I) Hill House Fartn Beare Green, Rr |
Dorking Surrey
Roberts >Jfdle\ Eagatelle Market Harborougb Leics. t
Roberts I J Bodiunjtk St Sterhens SI Austell C wall 1
Ko^rts J M Spainocl. Kea Truro CcmwaJl (s)
liobMS J O Henley Down Farm Catsfwld Sussei (a)
Roberts John R Legonna Sewijuay Cornwall (/>)*
Roberts Mark rarlbingRark Morcliard Bishop Devon
Roberrs Hr Silnev The Cables Luislade Curls t
Roberts T G Lllesmere Salop
Roberts H E 1 enrol Farm Haile Cornwall
Roberts M H V Fltie Barton St hei LIskeard C leall
Robertson Indrew M If el 3 Farm Hatfbrd Hens ti
Robertson Dai id The Rookery Chew Magna Somerset fj
Robertson \\ I Zleans Farm Debilen baffran H aides {
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Rob nson l)r C U Shemood Barnard Castle Durtiara
Robinson C Morr Wood Cirenecster Glos (pi
Robmsoti CLP Hin.\ton Hall Gl Cheslerfocd Esx
Robinson Chts Rngnii lltrnehatn Cheshire
Rcbinson L Jibon CoienbamSt Man Louth Linos
Rihinson C T D Sikes Farm Hatniiam Lowthorpt
SO Forks
Rob IT on Ll Col F D \ I> The Manor House Chat
buni Ci theme Uncy (Mt
Robfniro Mrs F W Coed ilhel Llahdaeno Chepstow
Rob nso F D Rons lUli Deeeies Suftnik fft*M
Rotinson O Heatheneote loweester Northants (s)
Robinson C Coland 4 Co T6« iUgg Farm New Hutton
hmdal W esttnocUnd (iM
Rob nson f torce Wsthemoor House Wsnseales
Work nictou Cumberland
robinson < Ibert Kinwtek Halt W ell nhborouab N hants
Rob nsfMi H Hwnets Fm \f eracough Carsiang Lancs
Kob nsmi H (tiakeiow Fm Leti.h St«l»'on Trent Staffs ■
Rob nson J TteGremFann Welhecal Carl sir Cutcb (pli
Rob niofl I. Onsirfh Kill Tathwell Louth Lines *
ROBUrSOR ; ft K Itoti Lewes Sosset
Rob nson J B Shailston Hall Ni Wakefield Forks
Robinson 61r ] H lit Jl ( ten hill Hall lli cley
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Rois/ison John F Wootton Lanti Llceby Lines
Rob nson loho Henry Ft aceremok I endai M m —
Robinson Jese»h Lotrsr Gareg II Renungton Clithcroe
Lanes
Robii 500 ] D Ffacllev House Sudbury Oetbtshio
Rob nson ^fer Meor Close FForlmgson Cumberland
Roiinsfei Tie Rev R Stont hurst College ftlackburo
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I The Oiafs Kington Herefordsh re (si
CJeaflam Hall W loiton Darlington
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n \t D Charity 1 arm, Thomtoa Dale Forks
a \t alter It 1 1 nrro t Scawln Brigg Itnes ,
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Bofers Richard Weytnoulhs Golmpton Kiopbndge Dvn
Rewors FFm The Court Lodge Horton Kirby Kent (k)
Rolfe T Hejweortb Diss IsorfoUt
Roll n John FFm lus Brick House Farm South Fam
tnd^ Rodifoid Essex
RocDc C J Jlabtces Mallon F'orks
Rook F R Manor Fann Colemore Mlon Hants (J
Roohe A J Great Culton Shobrooke Crrditoo Devon
Rooke P C Hayne House SiUerion Devon
Rootbam F F FourWsnds Ffrlivslowe Suffolk
Roper Corbett The Laurels Lenborough Bucks fijl
Rt^ier C D FordeAbbev Chard Some-set {/ "
Rose Enc H Leweston Manor Sberboroe Dorset
Rose Stanley Kimblm'iek Frinoes Risbarsugb Bucks
Rose A FVofster Highfteld FFargrave Berks
Rosnatne Mrs E Canluick Farm, Godolphm Cross
Breage Helston Cornwall
Jfoskilli C Treteolland Flenheniot Cornua]! ft
Roekn ge T F Tebide Barton Cambarrie Corn* all fp
R^s T B Betiean Alford Lutes fA
Ross Johnson Lt Co] H Met! nghatn Castio B ngay
Suffolk f
Rossignol Col 4 E le The Ifolt Hpham Ifaitls
ffoss ter H Bartoa Southffuish Kiogsbridge Devon
Ross ter II Fishacre Littlchcmystoit Totnes Devon
Ross tet J Cbot tells KingsbridoC Devon f
Ross ter Paul B Irelaunot DarCmouCb Rd Paignton
Devon t.
Rosslyn Rt Hon TheEartof Han”arHU Cootham Sx |
Rosstroik Ednatd Ma>t>eld Flat Fm Cross in Hand Sx
Rotherr A CubhefsiU Irton, Kolmrook, CDirberland
Rothschild I A de Aaddesdoo Stanor Aylesbury
Bucks (pA)t
Rothschild Mr* L. de Ascott FVing Leighton Burzard
Bucks , ,
Rothschild Mrs L de Incbmery Exbury Hatvts
Rotton Gen ] G Siokesay Court Oiuburr Sale*
Rouch Marlin The Flms Vtamiferd Suffolk . ..
Roundnav Col Lord Roiuidwav Park Devnei FWiIts t|
Rontlcdce John GaHowbetry Brampton Cumb |
Routtedge John L Old SiUoth Dti^ S Unth Cumb (p|j
Roulley I E Trewilheti Tmtagel Cornwall '
Row Bric O The Wall Ford End Chelmsford Essex (p)
Rowe C Sheatsione Clackawton Devon _ . .
Rowe Ftedk Ovrndish Ledge Clipsionr Maosf eld
Notts .
Rowe G Rowe End Farm Markyate Nr Dunstable Beds
Rowe l( Hemerden rann Plyopioo Devon
Rowe J A Rejerrow Newlyn East Grampciuoa Rd
Cornwall
Rowe J C W Trevego LnstwithiH Cornwall
Rowv Lxors of T South Pm Bnaton Plytnouth Deva
Rowe FV H Eostome St Just, Cornwall
Rowe FFm Fa rfield Abbolsketmeil Newton Abbot Dvn
Rowell W p Court Barton CoffmsweIl,NewtoaAbbot on
Rowlands D The Shrubbery Ftonmouth
Rowlatidvm G A Unthank Hall Skelton Penrith
Cumberland _ {P;'
Rowlandson j Epworth Kou« RjrtJaBd Pace Pmrjlh
Cumberland (A)
Rowley C Fidell PriotyHiH St Neots Hunt*
Rowlmr* 'Vra John Le^town Hayle Cornwall IP)
Rowntree Oscar F Cherry Hill Beta^sby Ess ngvroirt
Hereford
Hereford
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Shorthorn
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Shorlbom
D Shorlbom
Carrsney
D Shorthoni
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Guernsey
South DeVtin
Shoftliora
L. R Shiffthora
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Guerasej
boi th 7>evon
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South Peton
South Deton
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Jersey
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Forks
Rowse J Broekhills Harbeeton 5 0 Devon
Rowse Thos Coleon fort Arrow Alcester Warwick f
Royee-Torokin Col J W Little Haug) Norton Butj St
Ummds.SuiSolk „ . '-(3
Roydra Sir T Bt Frankby Hall. Frankby Birkenhead
jjoyifo^r Edmund Stubton Hall Newark Nottt {/>)
Rotir J T iN C, Woodford lodge MartshiU Nuneaton
Ftaews . _ (A)
Rorenhure Major Rulgen van Aylburton Lydney Clos t
Rvbeck O Pbtttnan Faicneia Meath Green Hoticy t
Ruld'*I^i North Radworthy North Molton Devon («)
Rudd T Ihifion House Salkcld Dykes Pentflh Cumb
Rudke A E ASon Baysham Ross Hereford t
Rudkin A Womlbank Blaby Leicester
Rnc Lady de la Normans Rusper Sussex
Ruflel Vrt A C aipt Hushes Hory St Edmund* Su»
RolM Frowk Park Cate Castle Hrt ogham. E»*ex
Rnrelrs Brise A W Snalns Hall HfW nfree Essex
iSh OiS*; Alfred Ha'ma W » Redni.h ^mwall
Rumbnid C /-ManorJafTn Homey W Jmtsnr, Berks, t
K^er K / JWfofHllI lenrlih lum^berlaod
Konetnsm tlrt DftxJord Chaibill, Northumberland t
RwifcU MaJ W W O S btOD He House Saxuiund^
Rwi^Ie''V*'^e Barton Colao Si Col imb Comwoll
Randle- TVo* Kn*»rtans St Cclumb Cornwall
Nushlon MaywH 1 , Stoke IVinn Bromsir^r Wotrt
Rsul leui J i- I'artiarte Lc"lce f artlang Lancs (f*)t
HosblMs I Wcevtmil Farm Maglill Liverpool Lancs 1
RsBhlno W I 1 lr< rove Farm Se(- ■' i
Russell Mr* A BlSk n Hall OitnUle
1 UTeTpool Lams
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South Devon
Hereford
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RUS— SEL
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
Ru«ell,Cart A E, I lth»nc>r House Chlth«l»r SusMxJW
Russfll Th« Hon I S H»m lion SUnmort BriilBnoiln '
Salop
RuiJelt r E Brafjon* Hotiod Burv St Fdroundi Suff
Ruutll I H IIi*h Slr«t, Hfrfiord i
Russrll H jXfu ton Holm# KlrWBrid# Carl >1# CoTtib tiiHl
Rinstll ) C t>bnas Incattttoa# Esmx (
Russ«U T R Cretton nchcombe Cloa (M
Rusvil W T Harrmrr# Hall Ltcb ncham Sussex
Rut»‘ll Smilli A North Hooghlon Manor StotkbrWj;#
Har»« (iflH
Rothorford Mrj A Blaclirror-# DIiodlfvHMlh SuiTey(Fi
Rothfrfonl Andrew Thefirj Ajulton fairfonJ Clo» fl
Rothetlord I> C >Sacltlaaid> Nmthuith HleotWitht V
R'sUverford J AllentteidJ Low Row Carlisle Cuaib
Rotter I T h I O Benn worth Lintoln
Ryall L j: Norton Ferris K Im ngton Bath Somerset
Rr*ll ''rn Alston CaUingtiam Comwall
RjcroftjS c R , Bt. lAunmer House Bas nestoke Hants i
Ryder the Ladies Constance & Marearei & Lady Audrey,
AnsoD Knewle Dimslrr Somnsei '
Ryder F B Langham Hall Blakenty Norfolk (f Alt
RyrierW M Sheep House-Duisley Cloi *'
gfticrR, ttSs. RATES Hone Cogrt Bone. Botley
Soirey ff1
Sadlrr Robert West Stoke Ch ehester Susse* 1
Stgat w H KoUe lUUFarm Enleld Middlesex
' Sage CE Lower ftan OUrrlon Newton Royydeford Dvn
SAINSBERT. r SloBU BaQ laitl* TFrattuc BaTcrhOl ,
SoJtoik (syAitj
St Audnts lord St Audi ea Taunton Somenel (*)
SI Audries Lord Fair/ eld Stoguraey Somenel
St Cyrea \isctesa. Halhampb* Lrnuogton HanlsI^HI
Sf Ceoree a College MolwmWrk Wtyhtdge Surrey '
St John lAtdol Uletm ttelcbbouree lark Beda <t),
St Levan Lord St AI ehaela Mount Mara on Cornwall '
St. Many Ot«» Court Fatro Hotton Ch pptog Sodbury i
Clos (p)
St Maur LadvEmeat HileotManor Xlarlborouyh WUis
Sale Arthur M Cables Farm Rothetl eld Sussex (lyA)j
Salt C V eAiten Rowant House Aston Rowant Oxon I
Sale C AA Arden HUI Atbefstone AVarws (dt
SaltiH H Coair* Manor Ardelei Siesenage Hens ,
Salmon Capt H P Toek naton Maao; Kr Kctstol Cktt I
Salmon ] U OoteHoiseFm Housh Crete Chesh rtf.
Salt H H HuBenHeafli Mrlleoier /Jerbj t»l.
Sailer Robert Norton Newton St Cyrea Exeter Devon
Salter W 1 «ik Farm Gtl nahara tfawet I
Salter M A >1 llkamt \t e, bread Sul/olfc i
Saltaafib H A Treat Hradley Hall Newmarket SuHolkf
Salvat on Army Land Colony Kadle gh Lawn <pH
Sal le D L- tUeor Firm Cropiell H »hop NoHi
Sammona " Haver ng Park Farm Romford Fasex ,
aarouelton Capt 1 H P Slapldiella StMiiinxSussexlplI'
Sanitay t. P Puddioavon lull NetWQ Cbeah re *
Sasdemao T 0 tun Lllrl Grange Lancaster ,
^odeman Mailer A Mordrn Housr Ro)-alon HerU (*)
Sanden F i A J1 Moorbaraa Luitetwortb Rugby
Maiw» (PIT
Sanders G F Holmwood Fam North Holmwixx'
Dork ng Surfei
San'eri J A The Forest Haeihory Bcomsgrov.
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Ashfleld Softs
Sanderson A B Morven Potters Bar M ddlesex
Sanderson C H SewUnds B Hotd Northumb
Sanderson l> H The ft ks Sti
Saoderscei F H^Fsboit."
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Sandwich The Earl ot Itnchngbiook Hunlinedoo (a»i
Sanrster 1 Hasleiner* SursmeS London Bd Ipswich ■
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Saundei \ H_ tbe Crange Farm Hefileyln Ardm
ttarws, (•
NaooJeri.A \ HwneFm LlttleMtob* SiMdr^tihtl
^CTPgRS.VBEPEMCR. Fkra. Ot. FlahomcKl
SoRna "* '
Guernsey
Hetelocd
Red Boll
Hereloid
D Sftottbota
Red Poll
Shortlnm
Sussex
D StMtthnm
ShortNom
Calloway
L. T Sborthom]
ShorUnre
Pcuslaa
South Dew
Jersey
D StwTtbom
Devon
CDciasey
L. CL Shotttiaio I
Red rwi
Devon
^emsey
Siwirthofn
Guernsey
Sbortboen
Jersey
Sussex
lierelord
D Shortbom
Taerasey
D Shortbora .
t R Shortboeoi
Bevt*
Shoribor®
I nestan
D Shorthorn
L R Shortbom
uemsey
Redyioii
Shortbom
Aberdem Angus |
D Shoetboro
Park
D Shorthorn
Shoribom
&,
AyTShrre
Shortbom
Soulb IVvo®
I) Shorthorn
1 rieMao
piegaa
UfCSbosthetnl
Snvtb Ursyn
L R. Sboetbon
L. K Sbnrtboml
Nan e and Address
Satage Afrs The Old Hall Trobv Leicester
Natagr It Cot C M Brad ell ( rote Buriord Oxon
Satxge F tl The Lrasowy Admastnn WelUngtoci Salnp
Santl I atbome L Mh stleri Farm tdenbridge Nmt (A)|
Savll I R L. Belford Grange Rugby Warws |A)f'
Sav Be C C Orem Farm Petlesttee \S cVhamMkt Suit i'
Savory A J |{igh<ielda ( real Rt burgh Norfolk t
Sayer Mai C C fUtrig West/ ell Hattie Sussex
Sa>er | Strathmore House Clrallao Mjnston Paring
ton Noiks
Sayers A I &R CroundwellMannr BluDsdoo Milts (pA)tl
Sayers Afaj L. D U Alston Hall Flolbeton Devon
Scarborough Latlof Sandbeck lark Maltby Rotherham
Nofks t
Scaegalt F Bithere Alford Lines (A)
Scarlett Wt« Harry fYeslone I irfe Lewes Sussex
Scarr Robert Bramhaw, Sedbergh \orks
Schot ttd A \S South LetertoA Retford Notts
SHioleleld C C H 11 Top Farm Tadcasler Vorks 1
Scholes Heniy Iloll oroyd Stanslield Todmorden Lancs
Schreiber Cajit C 5 Hxrlesfbnl Kali tWck&am Kaekef
Suffolk (Alt,
Schroder Baron B The Dell B thopsgale Englef eld
Green Middlesex
Schweit M R Liirledown Farm Lewes Sussex
Scbler ClIbertE The Manor House Neuick Lewes Sx (rli
Sclaler AIms If L S Roystoo Laughlon Lower Surrex'
Scoooes Cenrge H gh Pale Cures Snifotk
Soorab U XtalhBoodFcn Swinton Nr Rotherham Vks ,
Scorer C £ Chile Hall Braeebrid»e Heath Lincoln (*)t
Scorer t C NetOebam Lodge Lincoln (j"
Scoter Fiedeiick Sudbrrok L ecoln
ScofM J VtaJroi lodge Felbenogay Frier
Berks
K Nether Swell Manor
Scoli ChatWT BucVlasd Manor Broadway Mores I
Dreed
Dexter
I neslan
T uemsey
Ef esian
Red IMU
I nes/an
{i Shorthorn
RM
Shorthorn
South Devon
Shorthorn
L. R Shorthorn
Jersey
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Cuerorey
&
L. R Shonhorri
1- R Shorthorn
L. R Shorthorn
L. M Shnrtho/n
fcS^an
Scett Horace lianweU KartBcld Sulk ~
Scott Jam s II & Sons Tan House Farm Chamnrk.
Richard Chorley Lancs
Scon lervoseB Roihcyi eld Park Al on Hants
Soon LadySophe Besibury Manor Bracktey Norlhanls
Scoietl H \l LcwerFlunnyH llFarm Bnghslone IO\\ I
Setate Anbur Battlehurst Ktcdfbtd Suiiex
Xcrallon Arthur MoodHgh llradlhrd-on Avon B
Smmgeour '
.1 Hall
mffolk 1
. ... Abbey hoxiotd Sail
Dagl ngwonh C rencesler
(»P T
ingf eld AUrctan Derby ‘
Ashbnufoe Derby (A. .
— ' (Fit
on Mrs M C Woolp is Null eW St rrey
T M Hadlestuere Court Farm Favecihai
heabrtwek IV g Sons Iloreham Cbelinsford Eli
Seale Ha 'UeCollegr Newusn Abbot ISevon
Seals F Cai^cUaFann South
Seals J t> Home Farm hnefstt , , _
Sealy G E The Fatk Farm Ringuier Lrw<
. . II Manor Farm Rgglngton Leighton But
Searby Jchii CrelT Mainneel Unci
•• — VV VVhctle Aimer liiandford Dorset
e A \Vaddricn Brixham Devon
Seaele All ed Hefnsfcsfd Tomes Devon
Searle II Staverlon M I i Tolnes Devon
Sears 'Irs C TbeCrangeFam Coll ogtree N*hainptooI>A)
M T Weston Favell Norlharopecn (Am
. M lark Farm Folkestone Kent *
. _ n toed iki kland Abbey V elvenon IVvxm
SeaMi VV FnrdFarm K leeway Sheft el I Vorks
Searte | C Tree'vwe Crampoond Road Cornwall
Seabrook p |l |1 Kaymeads CaoewO^ Koebtoed Ex
en ir
S.wd iokmVI Collage Vann Vluaiet Nonbamb
" tSuNne Cafl-C N.. Kock ocl am House NeWEnarket.1
S0«Nk I
Seelr S rChatVs Fit Catcryebe IVwite lileol Wight 1*1
SeliOD CmmteMOf AtAwystead Lmcactee Laocs fl
Seflos Tbetarlcf Cnnteth Llieryvnl. Laces I
Srilw Owefes U. IMbury Four Marks Aiwa llsots
c.w. t It .# IS « — ^ l‘aT\ lAcuLiey Bucks
SrRw Lowbdes, R. M V
Shortben
R*d Poll
Jersey
Dexter
O Shenbora
Abertfero Aagu*
Degier
South Hevoo
Blue Albtoo
Hhje Albion
Aynhtre
FrieiUn
L. R. Shnnlnm
Shorthorn
Souih Demo
South iJevon
South Drvon
jmey
fuemsey
SLirtbrwa
U K Skoelhom
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CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
SEL— SMA
le aod Address
Tsanie and Address
S»ldon,W A , Hook Gr Warwash Southampton Hants
Seldon, \\ alter, Rook Farm Chaldon, Caterham, Surrey
Self E A , WhiU Hall 1 arm, Lacock Chippenham, Wilts
Selletk G T , Langford, U^horoush lv>bridge Deson t
Semmeos Henrj, lioscome Cornwall
Semmnss S Tresarlhian St Hilar>,Maraziofl Comwall(H)H
Senior, G ,UestCo«ich Snaith ^orks
Sentor,Geo .LowerfitldFarm Hinton Chippenham Wilts
Senior, George, Holsworlhy, De\-on t
Seltericgtoo T , White Quarrj harm, Haielwxiod, Tad
caster Yorks
Seirell j K , Stuslon House, Diss Norfolk
Sewell R M . Bum Mill, Willmglon Durham t
Sejinour, Charles Evehm Kllbees Farm,\\inkfield Berks
Seymour Maj Edward M\ O.DSO Iter Lodge Iver
Ducks C^)t
Seymour, CoL Lord H , Park Hall Salford l*riors Evesham
Worcs (#>)
SejTOOur Hugh hraneis Potterells Hatfield, Herts t
Shapland C Copp Hall Molland Barnstaple Devon (s|
Sharp Sir Edward, Bart , Warden Court, Maidstone Kent
Sharp, G Meadoweroft Cranham Upminster Fssex (p)|
Sharp, Crorge, Monswald Bank Ruthwell Cumb ‘
Sharp, W T, Artis Farm Treat Hurklow Buxton Derby
Sharp, Wllfrrd The Manor Maidstone Kent
Sharpe H The Boat Inn tt'hitnet'on Wir Hay Herefd
Sharpie] , Ernest S ^swell Louth Lines
Sharrock H ,The Moss Mawdesley Ormskirk Lancs (AH
ShaitockgA ASon StaUingthorne Hockworthi Willington
D Shoetboni
Kerry
Sboftbotn
South Dey Ml
Guernsey
Guernsey
Sbortheain
Fnesian
Red Poll
Sborthom
Jersey
Guernsey
w|
Guernsey
Aytrshire
Guernsey
Hertford
L R Sborthom
D Shonhom I
Shaw D Cross Hill harm Uayllorsi I..ineaSt(r Lancs
Shaw. Mrs D E Sleymne Manor Stoke Courn Bridg ,
water.Som (*|t
Shaw Mrs Edward OBF W elbum ^lanrlT Kithy Moor '
Shaw, F W llorsegrove Farm Rotherficld Sussex
Shaw I r Ileurton Hall Rugby Warws
Sb*w,l T Lynwode House Market Rasen Lines
Sbaw Jotin Ten Acre 1 arm Wrslhoughton UoUao Lanes
Shaw Miss M M Coxwell Ledge Farmgdea. Decks 1
Shaw S C , Thoniieroft Hall rare) Si^ington Cheshire
<»»)
Sbeirthoin
Sbertbom
Red mu ,
L R Shorthorn
Sberlhorn
» Thomas Station Farm Kltxton ^orks . .
Shaw Wm Ganbwpod Seerton Cirstanc Lancs
Sbridoo Richard Dirks Farm Hotmestield Nr Sheffield
\erks
-BOLLS LADY, The Bendre. Uoiunoatb
Shtiley Rolls, Sit John C I Ban AMiigton Park Win
Chester Hants (rj
Shrlten W D Stragglethorpe Radcliffe-on Trent Notts
SbepbafO J W Cuffley Hill Fans Culfley Herts
Shrpheard < H Lukestand Ivybtidge Devon (p)
Shephtard Stephen Nutcembe 1 arm East Allington Dev
Shepherd E Turestall House Farm Kirkbv Lonsdale
Westmorland
Shepherd 1 W Cresserake Kvndal Westmorland
Shepberd (. F Mansion Loddiswell Deicui
Shepherd, II North Petherton Bridgwater Somerset (pi
Shepherd J H Cotton House Alarkct BOTwoflh Nuneaton
Shepherd, John, Red Hill Fann I’etworth, Sussex
Shepherd D , Alston Alarlborough Kingsfcrfdge Dev
Sheppard Frederick Coplands Norlhlam Sussex
Shrpp^rson I The Cbrsinuts March, Cambridge
d Sherbomc Park Northleach Glos
Wt|
Ogbourei
A 11
Slietbfonke Airs Cutbberl The
SI Andrews. Marltorough Wills
SJirtbrooke Capl H T Oxlon Southwell Nolls
Shertngtiani, 11 C, Inmere Snellisham Kings Lymn
■ ' "
South Creake Fakenbam
A ’j-Umsford ilatli'eTd Herrs'^
'Cherry Mrs Fdith I Cecil House, BretiliRiod _
Mierwill J N 1th) lUttmi St Minnow Lostwllbiel
Conisratl
Slerwnxl Charles llm Hall VVlrkhi
Sherwood R,ll , lilaxhJll.Tunitall Sul
Norfolk
Shenngham 11 i
Norfolk
Sheringham.^llenry Thornage Hall EastDefeb
n Market Suffolk (AH
Sher
(iFM
t M W , Ashk rd Lucifow Shropshire
-VI rw »_<, .CoLlgreen ftosbiirv Hereford
silrkl.T O HnkSnn Hanks Mylam NorthumberUnd
SMrlli,Sifl> A , Cotinswond hamham Common, 1 ucki
•vhlrkts I T , Mn-lealet Valin Hrikrley, Ofol
SMrrs W Ik, Nrrdwoovt House Hurt m-on Trrol SUffi
Mihl.vi H .MiAe 1 arm. Stoke Gat-riel, Tomes Devon
Milmorl! I H , txmg Kood Ashfof I. HakeweU DerbyshirrT
fomwell T Ho<,
Viiieer, I t Viinnyfirll
hinoer R , ^iieiet if rit I
> renfo H C^kltirloo (
s kowstey, Detbvshire
him IVrbv
rvn Trent Staff*
lawKk Mdlla
jhorthoni
Shorlbem
Sbortborn
Friesian
W*ehb BUek
Welsh Dlaek
^ib Devon
Shorthorn
Sborthom
South Devon
Jersey
nhie Albion
Jersey
Sborthom
Glouctster
Red IV>R
Red Fbll
ISexter
South Derm
1> Shorthorn
I> Sborthom
I leref >rd
Hereford
f'l!^ iUVia
Souib Drvm
t- K Nhoctham
Itlue Altuo
lime Aff ( •
Jetrey
Sttrl^ _ . _ .
Shirt, Geo H .Home Fm , Effingham Lane Dorking Surrey
Sioeanith, H, Howarlon Farm. Spcldburst, Tunbridge
Welb, * '
D Shorthorn
Herefori
Fnesian
Short Dtos , Pitsham Farm, Midhurst. Sussex
Short, \V J , Boseiit St , Pinnork, Liskeard, Cornwall 1*11
Shortridge, f. The Park Allendale, Northumberland (slf
SVortndge, T , Diplon Foot, Riding Mill, Nortbumbnlaiid
Shiifflebotbacn, J M , The Burgers Bromyard, Worts. *
Sbute Wtn , Netherbndge, Launceston, Cornwall
Shutllewuod, E .Tlie Grange, Sutton m the>Elm Leicester I
Sbuttleworth T H , Silsden Co op Soc., Ltd , 71, Keighley!
Road.Silsdrn, Yorks I
Sibly.Capt T St Wycliffe College, Stonehouse Cloucesterf;
SidJaU, Joseph M, Limestone Hall Wadsley Bridge, Nr '
Short ho tr
Guernsey
South Devon
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Devon
L. R Shorthorn
Fries
Shmield Vorks
Sideboltom, H , Lanwade Hall, Keniford, Newmarki .
SuffoDc (sA)t
Sidebotlain, Sfay R B , Rothamsted, Harprnden, Herts (p)
Sikes. Mrs D C .Hailstone House Cticklade, Wilts t
Sibps E H, Frveroing Grange, Jngalpsinne, Essex ip]
Silcock.R &S00S Thornton Hall Farm PouUon le- FvWe,
Lanes fpk)|
Silcock, The Rev S J W .Titsey Rectory, New Oxted.Sry
Siiceck W A , Aughton Springy Ortuskirk, Lanca
Jersey
Shorthora
Red PoU
Dexter
D Shorthorn
SiMars R &Son, Ickham Court, danterbury, Kent
Sllley. John, They don Grove, Epping, Essex
Silver, S W , Denhams, Letcombe-Regis, Wantage, Berks
Simkiti, Rev R Luigarn, I>Qibcid|e,Newent,G\«
Siaunens, Henry, Bosorne, St, Just Cornwall
Smmuis.Capt S G , Brooinhaa, Heatbfield. Sussex
SimroMM , ) Barrow, Abbots Bartoti, Wiacbester, Jlaati >
Simmons WaterT , Beetiham, Rea6ng Berks (/)
Simisons, Wis , Leighton Hills, Leigbtoo Burard, Beds
Suneods I .Newobam Hill Farm, Daventry, Nortbants
Suopson.C H & Sons, Castle House. Jiumsanby.VerkS (s)
Simpson, Charles, Dump Hill House, Bnod, Kowdeo, Yks (*}i
SimpsoA.Mrs E O > Hatlewood.Tadraster, Vorki
Simpson C V .Cortoa Denham Sherborne, Dorset
Simpson, I W, Beech Hou*e Wmskill, Langwathby, Cumb
Simpson J , Spnnifirld, 1 enruddock Penrith Cumh
Simpson, Jos B .Fuunodrsione Manor, Cuiit, Norfolk *
Simpson, P J.Helbans Heaibfield, Sussex
Simpson, Philip A , Fiigb Fin Brrncblcy, Kent
Sioipsoa Hayward C H , The Place, Icomb, Stow<n tni
Wold Gfos ^ .. V.
Simpson llinebeliffe, W A , Wetberby Grange, Wetherby
Yorks ..
Suns II K Station Farm, Ashby Magna, Lutterworth
Rugby Warns
Sims.Sydney.VineFarm.Baihton, Stamford Lancs
Suclair G >L. The Bury, Essendon Hatfield, Herts. (AJt
Singer, Sir Mortimer, Milton Hill, Sleventon, Berks
Singer. W At C , N'orroan Court, Salisbury, Wilts (sph'
Singleton, \V pm .Bolton Head Govtorth, Cumberland
Jer^ry
pi7k
Shorthorn
Dvxtec
Guernsey
Guernsey
5uu>eir. } L. m’, Charlton Hill, Wroxeter Salop iP)
Sirretl.H A . Middle Astoo, Steeple Aston Oxon T|
Farm, Stanton by Dale Notts (A)t
:o , Manor Farm Long Itchington Rugby,
oodham Fen
SUsmftb C F.Brownlow.Aoderton.Nr Cbotley, Lancs
Skedgell, W E , High Bowden Totnes Devon
Skelton Capt A, Kosewatne Farm, vtr«vrth!
Chflnisfocd, Essex
Skerralt W . Forsbrooke. Dlyth Bn
Staffs
Skinner. G C, Pound. Bisbop a Lydei
Skinner. J Pyndi Farm tfoni — '
ieigh Ilevim
r Stoke-on Tren t,
n Okebampton, Wink
e, Wrevsle, Hrlgg, Lines
Skinner T, Castle Hill Da/ton Filteigh Barnstaple Dvn I
SUpvdih. Mrs C M . Higbam Hall,Northiam.Sus<FX '
Sklpwtth.Capt , Loversal Hall, Doncaster, Vorka
Skipwtth Rev C Core, Oaklield Mortimer, Berks
Skyrtoe. II , Brierley Court, laeimlnstef, Hereford
Nkvime, j II , Getbmifield Allensmore Hrreinrdshlri
Slack Isave Newby Ik-mesne Wetheral Carlisle Cum
Sla^ A Merlon Willaitls Hill Ltdiineham, Su«srx
•iladm, AfaJ Alex G Lambvrt, MC, Kmgswood If
Great Misselidrn, Bucks
SUterG.VlskrrwirkParkFarm Uchfield, Staffs
SUler. JosT-h, S Hrlte Grove Villa*, Newcasile-on Tyne
NorthumberUnd
Slater Mrs N .Tbel ern Fernhill Cropwell Duller,
Sbter.W II, Gt Chvtwrlllarm Newport Salop («A)1
SJradiDaa. A T R , Church Farm, Claodford. Norfolk I
Sliehi A TregirU, I adslow Cornwall (>Fl
Sllnc*r Ldmund. Court 1 arm, Kandwlck, Stroud. Ckia *'
Slsngsbr WalierJ , Wevi LnJ, Wlnterlngham, Uncs
Nlipper.Wal'eT I, Sprlnr'lfl f. Chelmsford, tssex . tj -r
skiper, EH,} air Uik, l.astletah, II mts (II FHrsian
SlorteM W , LaskbmnA, Hra<lfor<l. Hran<fi« Comer, /Vtwn iVi-on
smsle.joln Norihylarm Lhutchtto*. KingvUldge. iNn Sotiih Devon
. . ..
Cuernae
Shorthore
Shorthorn
Shoriborn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Cuenuey
L R Shorthorn
Shorthorn
South Devon
South Devon
Hereford
D Sborthom
Fnesian
Fri*siao
South Devon
D Shorthorn
Guen
s>u— sru
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
Small« n .S\fine\liUrarm r.tm<15rton CluVitrt*, Lanrs '
SStALtEY. J3.3irkbTHan.Cirk-ia-CvtaielXuc»
bmtUc«, K . Autn*>r» Home.GnfiAiU
SmallrulgT, l.wrp*, L'ppacott, Ta»^tock. Jlamstarlf*, Fh-n ■
Snvill»n™d. J , Raiinasf Houfp Rartnacr High \\ irombfj
‘;mjll«’noJ, John, L*monb\ Hall Sktlion, Cumberland t|
Amarids* Aiired DoToueh.EaJl Allinpttui D»\r<n '
Smart, Lduard, C^mbr lU; Manor, Ualh, Som |
Smart. V\ Th« Dincle, Ciceett Vorton TowMer, K'hMita I
Smmon, bdward llathrni, LoUKhborough, Lricrtlrr i
Smrrton.Capi W Mills, Iv)- House, HighcWf, .NrrtburtJ
Herks
Sm^rdon, I , Cafies, Ashburton, Hevon I
Smerdon,V< , Hicher Luson, ^rabIlntofl SO, llevon 1|
SmethursI, H , Ollerton Hall Fm , knulsford, Cheshirrlsjj.
SmUb, Mrs .Cross Lanes Henley -o(t*Thimes,Oxon I
Smith, A . CJofkbouse, \\ oodm-mslera*, Ranstrad, Surrey
Smith, A Carhie, Sutton Hall, Woodbridge, Suffolk (sAltl
Smith, A L-il 1 .Chardstock, Chard Somerset
Smith Col A H .M A J P ,\\oo<lhallPark,Hertford fi^AH,
Smith, Ar^ibald S ,Silvenner», Cobham Surrrt
Smith, Arthur, Village Farm, Smderb), Think, \orks ,
Sm.th, B \S , Pledittou HalU Hetihara, Essex t'
Smith, Lad\ Barbara Strensham Court, Worcester iff)
Smith Bros, Wellesley Barton, Bishops Tawtoo, Bam |
staple, Ikestm I
SSITTB. BUTUIR, Th« Fi«Id. Crapwell Batler, Nottmcham I
Smith, C Arthur, Hill Farm, Chamdnn, Bicester Oxon >
Smlth.C C..Thcr.rove CropinTll Butler, Kottmgham (p»)|
Smith, C T .The Ktupp, Ledbury Hereford I
Smith, Charles fc , Clayton le-Marsh, Alfonl, Lines
Smith Chas Wm Lawn \ ilia l‘rj!BSC,reeii I.ricetter |
SaillB, CIXMQfT £ SONS, Waltaa Hall, FeUzsUMe.
SnllGlk
Smith 1) . Hall Farm, Ch»viit*ton Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk (F*)t
Sniith.Hi*sD A J Stndicell Harbrrton, IVt-on '
Smith, liDUirlas 11 Wickham Hall Wiiham, Fssex (kl1
South. E , The Manor, Denehtaorih Want.ir.. lurka fait
Smith E Marttn Codieo»eLodi.e,Wel»'
Smith, Eduard Leteroft, WclshmiM I
^mwh. Fnsute Abel, UoihiUs, Unco'n
...Herts
Rd . 1 rome. Som
(pH'
•iJiOTSlipm
p Sbaflbon
Short horn
South Drvoa
^ R Sbflcthnnk|
Guern«ey
Red^l
Drvrn
w.,..,- .relisM.Tcure Coreintll •
Smith n R £ k- S.LAfirforth Wellioxton, Som
Smith CeornW . Watllefield Manor, Wj-mondhao, VorC
Smith, H .SUBlon Old Hall Rootley Detbtshire
Smith, H . Lower Rewton, hinncrslej Here/ordahire
Smith, H A Monhtnn Court, Ramtfate Kent
Smith, H C.Knowle Binninitham Marw5
Smith il L Lower 1 arm. WiUmhall. WjiHon. Cotetitrt
Warm . _ , „ .
Smith, H E .Walton, Feli*slo«e Suffolk _ .
Smith Col 11 F . Hiillinfton Hall. Brandon Kotfolk {k)
Smith H F, Wcp^ Burcote Farm Towenter, Notthants '
Smith tT, Burrow HiU Corley, Wacws
Smith I Turbervllle.t Irbelande Bolnr) Su'Srs f
Smith. I C .TheHallFarm OiMthorpe.Louchboro Leics
Smith las , Manor Fm . Dalton Maima. Rotherham borks
Smith fohn.Fllinaham lIomeFin Chaihill. Nonhumb (M
Smith, John. FarClose Dutton Appltby WestmotlandlsM
Smith. John The I leasanee, Kenlleorth Warws
Smith, John Herbert, Firsbr Spilsby . Lines 1*1
Smith, Joseph (Farms) Ltd , I attiswirk Hall Braintree
Smith, Kenelm W ick, tXirslc] , lilos
Smith, L. G , The .Needle Factory. Lonit Crmitnn Pucks
Smith. L W K A T W . hord F,a»t Ikrou Haroslaplc
Devon («J
Smith, Mrs M A Ripon Park Kipoo borks
Smith MifSMarliii.t.ranaeCouTt IVrUngton EaitrinsUn
Hull. \orks *
Smith, Hon Mrt M>
* borourh, Leirs
Smith Owen H Lanrham Hall Oakham Rutland (spk
Smith r C, .Nettle Hill, Shilton Cotenlry Warns f.
Smith R H West Newton Bridir»ater ScmwrKt
Smith, Remnald Abet Broad Oak Fn I HenmiM
Smith. Richard Whilelord Stoke Climsland. Cornwall (j
Smilh.Si tnei. Ikiatlan Is. Soulhmiier Horsham. Suswx
Smith, T E. wormirrtofd t.rove WotmmafonJ, tn
Smith. Thoa W , 1‘ai-ne* Farm Naremr Es»ex
Smith \ S.. Low Furrow, IVbwnnh, Straltord<*i Avn
W arw^ U
Smith, W C, Dnwiihartcwi, St Nifholas, Birehmatcxi K«t
Smil^ W S Benchams Harplord Otter St Mare (
Sintth W T.WttcMharoptQO Manor W liner. Orem
Smith W W . nmekli-B, WinchfiekI Hants (
Smith Woi. Hiaher Feniwowlet Firm. IVaaitiyln
Jersey
Shonbocli
Bhie Albion
Red Pbtl
Ikevoo
LJt SboRbon^tj
Shorthorn
&>uih Orarm
O Sboithom
ShorlboiD
Shorlhoro
Blue AlbMO
Fnesiaa
}> Shorthorn
Red foU
Red roll
Blue Album
ifereford
Shcvi thorn
Short bora
Blue Al^on
Red IMI
Red FMIl
MiorMiorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Frteaun
L R Shonhocu I
tall Martwt list
RrdfkiU
Blue Alhtm
IVvrm
f> Shortliorn
Shorthorn
Jersey
11 ShnclSora
|i Vwathnan
. . - . - Veils, "ores {*)
Sniitli. W Qi G . Swaiiclcya rarro, Knebworih, Herts
Smith Wm T&S H Mill Farm Islip, Oron
Smith SeiU, Cot jai Wm , KirllinKtoii Park, Kirtlinstoi
Okmi
Smith Kewse, H G , Nrtllcstcad Chase, Ipswich, Suffolk
Smith Kytmd C J . Darford HiB, Warwick
Smirllirram.W J Chcnhalc, Carhacrack.Scomer, C’-._„ , .
SmKbaoa, G P, laxieftcy, Chilworth, GuiVdlord, Surrey I
Gloa
SmyUi.Ca|>t G R Watson, Wadhurst Castle, Wadhurst,
Sussex (*)
Smyth tt Orswell, Stoke Rtvrrs. Barnstaple, Devtai
Smythe Col
Snelgrose J S.The Plolti,
Snell M II Lynch Farm, Waoboroii|h, W.
, Coquet Lodge. Park riace, Cbelten
H H Barford, Churt Farnham, Si
“ “ ■ R)St Wood Forri
Soell, S ^ , Bromsbemiw Ledbury, Hen
SacH.Sarnuel, Moore t atro Petnorth.^ssex
SneNon. G H, Lea Farm Wsbtmbury
Soook B
ok. I R.Wes
.LcaFann Wjbunbury Santinth Chi
the Lease Farm. Xechltdr Glos
(*ltl
SoowhMl I li , Wath House. Knapion Station,
Snowball W Lvndhurst.Seamer, Scarborough Yorks.
Soames Ll Ced Allen AtdHio, V rraons. Cbappel, rssrx(sk)|
Soaioes <. , Sashes I anst House. Crowhucst. Sussex
Soames MaforM H . {lanes. Little Berkhamsied Hcrts(p)f
Sobes.W F Tregondale.Liskrard Coniuall (ji)
Sobey Wm T Park au Cumer Perranporth Corow ■'
Sochon T H . Tanfiell Tve West Hanninrfield, Chi. ..
lord Lurx LPklY
SoIley.F S.Cl Moneebam Farm, Deal, Kent
Solles. t. C , king's End Farm Richtiicough Sandwich,
Kent (s)
Somefle) ton Lord P C, Someilci ton Hall Loucstoft,
Suliolk (j*)t
Somerset Farm Inst CanniBcien Bridgwater Sooi (p*)t
Somerset ISiig-Cen the ihike oi, Maiden Bradley, Jlalb'
Som (All
Somersille, Arthur FoHTirs Piotler House, Wella.Seui, yl
Soper Alfred. Cerston.Tolnes, Devon '
Soper.T H ASc*. Ladj Cross Wertinrlcn Launeeslon,
Corawall
Soihebv. tt E Wade Court, Havaoi Hants
South Eistem Ayncultural wtlese. Wy», Kent
Souibby R . Meadow Tana. Bampton, Oxon
Soothe) Lt Col A Jobs Hit), Warminster Wilts
Souibwell Vise Knotlon Hal] EUesmere, Salop
Soutter l{ M .Shetion Farm. Hereford
Sooiies 1 F S ,01ebe House Bursimck Yorks
Sotiiier lie lames Soutlemie Hedon Nr Hull
Sowdro II Lanvaio 1 am Kehelland Caraborae borset
Sowerb) Amos Hill Stieevfoid Carlisle Cumberland
Sowerbi t. S ttsham House S Thoresby S 0 Lines
Sowerbi W F Manor Farm Knaplon Vcomb lork
Soweibi Wm Thnindell Farm rtrryhiU Durham
Sew-rry John leOienC) Moor Staines MiddJesei fi
Spaldmc Frank ManlTiham Hall. Womlbridce Suffolk
Spanion t.enrye F Cliffs Fuid Farm Raitiscate Ken! lb)
^ariio J L Parkensew. f enryn ComsiaN '
Spaikes, It A Cokeham Manor Sompling Sr Wortbin
Sussex
Sprakman Leslie, V aulli Manor, Coldhaneer, Essex
Speakman.S .Suabaich, Leominster, Hereford
Sprakman tt . Inagtooburj .Sr Leominster, Herefexd
^annao.T W ^Chapel Farm. SlaiatoTrlhain .Sewcatli
'Si?
Spelr A A H, Eatibury Manor, Comrion, Guikllord
SuiTrv
Spence. lbi|C<GeS] GO, 03.0, I
Stocklrxiam Tees IhiTham
«p»ncedi>llv. Col Cecil, Ifenninjicm Hall, Ledbury, J,
llerelonl I
Spencer. A T The Hoincilead Fj
llrenchlre, Kent
'Vpmeet. hliw Itnra, The Ylmml, Stan'
Spencer. IjrL Althoeyr, Soirhamptoe
S'cexee. Mrs G IVlies House Kins
s*pcncer,Col M r. South 11 B House, W Cranomee.^wn f J
'•peoeer. Rolen, Lis-esre, Blaekburn Laars '
''prtieee.w c A Son Uotrci Farm ( kwjersi
Spencer. Vt T.. IVvII Farm Uane.r Alerri
s^wndeeCUe. Lt-tol H H-CAIG, ML . Up'. Fcxdl
UancT Jjngieiil. Surrey ■ - • ‘
*ie*W.I At. K, Hear. Tn.’l.Tai*>rai «kane
bpsDer.M J., llaire >arm,CeeBlx>swe Aiojas
Sfeaawe Ifrary IS'sm.t Ihirtrerecnte, ieicm
Speuxur Uatk.Stmt l.i..keepsc«, IWvcw
hpralt lluteet.llamr cl' Farm IvrkeW-e.r.ka
Nwimle FceiteeKk, Lemer lictSeds. Koniled,
*>rurT V 1 .Vhscih lann. Treat. bSerteexr )
I/*
r IVeea
Hereford
Hereford
Friesian
Fries Ian
Jersey
jersey
Jersey
Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
L. R Shentboin
Shorthorn
r> Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Jeroey
Ayrshire
Red roll
South l>evo
Guernsey
Red Poll
jeetey
South Devon
Devon
- ShottboTti
Sborthern
Red Pell
Red Poll
Hereford
PrleslaA
Fncaiin
Cuetnsty
Gajlowav
L k Sboriiiorn
Shorthorn
Friesian
Ptieslan
Jersey
Redpoll
D Shortkirri
Oezler
lefsey
150
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
SPU— STR
Nan t aoj Address
le and Address
Sqn SI
Stju rr
‘■purr \\a1er Welthain Andrrby Alford Lines
Spumrr Lt -Col C S OUT Queens Mouse Gonn-
Heith IVrks
^punia' Marrus Bars in lark Potters Bar Mddlesex
S^iiince E U P North Calmington Buckland Fille gh
■' ' I pton l)e\o
I The Rookerj Stanford le Hom Essex
\\ 4 S J Itogjetts Rochtnnl Essex 1.
J HoIeFann hrm ngton Uevon f/'^ltl
nuco s r Nfiat n Famham Hall Saxraundham S iff
StaJdo Lnu s C M ghrr roo«c»ell Farm PIsmsiock '
IVs-onshire
Stafford i I Ilradbur> Farm Crick Chepstow Mon
Staffonl r Horsles Crange Coxbmch Derby t
Slat ord S Shoselstrale F^si ( nnsiead Su-sex
Stafford b re Fani Inst (Rushton J C) RodbaSton
PmWndce Suff. (P*rt|
Stag* 1^1 Turrtnn Drson '
Sla nrf Mrs Hook Farm Leigh Nr Rei'ate Surres
Stanto L Barham Court Canterbury Ken
btalbr 1 l^rd Stalbr dge Park Dorset (Plttl
Stalker ( llutierbache Huotngdon Chester Lhesh re I
Sta lar t Mrs E Toe Cotuee 1 nel Plate W orpfesden Srryt
SulUrrl T1 on as H M 11 harm Steeple Aston Oxon
Slam r W L Ptntrehejl n Ell smere Salop .
Stamp r ] Mauehaobs Languathbt Carl sle Cumbf^All
Stanb'sxk L H B rrb Ifoe Farm Is rbv Cross Clacton
n s. a Ess>
t H Bradlps \\ ood House Neu ton Abbot Dvn
btanbury F llamM II Wemn^ton Launceston Com
ntanburs 1 j Cares Barton St Giles ui Ibetleath
Launerston ComnaJl (i|
Stanbun II G Furse Barton Ashnegney Chulmlei^
S<Anburs '
be PB (Ill
Standm Filates Ltd Huagerford Berks (p)t'
Sued ni Wanneneo iana K d Icrmintter Worcester ,
Stanford Cha lei F Celham Hall W ckbam Market Suff t|
SUnee M s« M Ihem Close Earb Colne Essex ''
bianbope Lari (.hesenng Sevraeaks Kent
Stan forth J W Bolbamsall Retford Notts <
SUnler A l^s Place WrslLiss Hants (*|
SUnles r 4 T 1, IV-rwmtwater Hotel Kesw ck Cutnb
Slades rvsdgion S D Tambank Coekennouth Cumb
^Linneli FIT Bern Farm Stoke 1 oges Bucks
Stastfel I R t rlt House Tnangte Sorb
S|aM cd I at I Co Holme Firm Stanslead Park
Cnisenr h Itsnls ' ' '
SUn)er Ft d Femh 11 Kenilworth
c..., p w K rk Han nedon Hall York(P*)|
Hi'... .
«lak 1 M T«el
Ik V
S irkry i ipi
mouth Ik-
L 1 M
■a Hall ^fi Id M ddlesex
J OSC DL Mrton Hall
Oaks Te ^n^face Neuton Abfel
AH D tt sham Court D it sham Dart
k I Buri,bf p 1 1 riao
a Burghrield Reading'
n’’ Ceeson HjU W g on Cumberland (ri
r IL Kaoton Abbe> IfauEhlem Staffs
H f ov>k 1 an N not in Hairs Marke
Ibrs nu I niCJimu
n The H r- IT situr
Sborthoni
South Devon
D Sbofthoni
Devem
Jersey
Guemsey
D Sborthom
Shorthorn
Jersey
Ajish le
D Sbortboin
Shorthorn
Guemsei
South |V\on
Devon
D Shorthorn
O Shorihnm
Sborthom
Shnnh^
AtMTdeen Angus
Shorth^
South Devon
C oenivev
Nhonhnro
Hloe Alb on
lltne Alb on
Shorthorn
lirrelord
Jersey
l{ Shar larel ^
Sar II ( H ,1 S antopr Co Ik rl am 1
k A >1 h I stale Co llaswin ■
Hat w I IVrlsshr. ],
*ld*eT-w», J o I r-ahrrW kkriUtU Oarbam
le sey
Gupit s']
Jersey
I R hhonhorn]
S etrf iensoi T Vk CiItneCrin*e Riclmond Yorks
STERH SIB EDWARD D BABT Ftn Court. Cbeitgey
Sumy Ipk)
Steoart I C Oakwood House Otterboume Winchester
Hants
Steven ilenrv Squerrves Home Farm Wesferbam Kent
Stevens F Chapel Farm Elmle> Castle Pershore Worcs
Stevens James Glebe Farm Sancreed NcHbrdge Com
Stevens Owen F Moor Court Sturm nster Marshall
DIandIbrd Dorset t
Stevens S E Grove Farm EmmerGretn Reading Berks
Stevens Thomas Perij Nwiehead Wellington Somerset
Stevens W P Sh ppen Thome St Margaret kkelington
Somerset
ens W T Ranbury Fairford ( loucester
Stevens W W Manor Farm, Aldedon Ch pnenham
Wilts (pApI
venson F C- A W C The Manor House Swepstone
Letes. (*1
Stevenson 1 H (Md{ eld Fane Baulkmg: Fanngdoa.Brks
Stevenson R. W Field Bam Farm hilveistone Tbetford
Norfolk
Stevenson Tbesnas B. Hampton House Malpas Cbeshire,
Steward Cap! Rupert D Faustead Spexball Haleswortta '
Suffolk t
Stewart MissC V The Manor CreatSabng Braintree Ex
Stewart,J C Lodge Farm AstOQaintoB,AyIesbiiry Beks, t
Stewart J W Hutton BcrwKk<in Twe^
Stewart K F Tbe Old Rock Dyoiock CIos.
Stewart Vk A CountyFarm Inst Moulton FTbampton I
Stewart ttis. Walter Shaw Hays. Shaftesbury DoraG I
Stewart L berty Capt 1., Lee Vlanor The Lee Creat|
Missenden Bucia
Sockets, C. J_ Brooker Farm Newchurcb Kew Romney
Kent (F|
Sitckeb. F C, Walnut Ledge Kemungtoc Ashfoid Kent
Stiekeb S £ Toll Farm Kewebuteb Kent
Stidsioo W } Webster s FkRD Wsolstoo, W Alvtngton
Devoth
Stidston kk R Bolberry K ngvbndge Devon
Sole oe II W TbeCrouhd» Addetbury Banbury Oxon(sll
SHUPSOff STAMIET A., Puk Pann. Buley Konricb.
Moriolk. {p»l\
StisKbemabe C M The Creckleyt Chari eld Gloe '
Sorting Ma) K. Syston Ledge Melton kfowbray Leica.{pi
Sttftaker Wm Manor Farm, Lillie Singleton Ponlton
le-F)lde Lanes. (*1
Stoban. CapG Frank E Abingwnrth. Tbakebam Sussex t
Slockdw Thomas H. Ryhtone Cayton, Heswall, Cheshire
Stocker Capt A H Northlands Lb Chester Sussex (pr
Stocker MtG S D Tregallas Craioround Rdnd Comwallt
Stockley ^tnardP Littlebury Saffron Wald n Essex
Stocks, J kk 4J H LudboTMgb N Thoresby Lines.
Stoddard Mrs F Mayleld Stockton Brook Stoke-on
Trent Staffs.
Sloddart G J 4 Sons, KedHetse Irebi Carb Ie,Cumb 1,
Sloddart. James. Low Park Farm alarwood Barnard
Castle Durham '
Stodcait L. B Ewell Co it twell Surrey
Stokes. George Mereude Farm Ellesmere Salop
Stokes S kkdsoo Coalhaio Jlundeville Darlington D hi
Stokes, T kkaroungton Oundfe Northants.
Slone VlrvA.D Bradburys Farm, Han merllul. Heeshanj, |
Sloo^C.D k,kkykeratm.Trowbri<L.c Wilts.
Slooe C F ZeaL South Brent Devon. (r)
Slone F J Appleby Street Farm Cbeshunt. Herts.
Sfoeie Mrs F L 4 Woollclt M ss'I kkoml-oie Markbeech
Cdenbntce Kent
Slops H J, Ilurccte Court lowrester Northants. (*)
Storey Herbert U, Bradensloke Abbe> Ch ppenhara W Its.
Storey John -Gteal Tboms, SwaQham Koifolk
Storey Capt. K I— ItawUng Manor Anduvenford, Glos. (/.
Story Frank Tinwell Stan feed Rutland
Stoll. Mrs. Flora kL WincIniU Fariv Beckwith I aw
Harrogate kerbs
Stott FranrisJ kkellesley Farm kkells.'usr (Nt
Stott T B. kkoociseat Bromborough Chesbre (M
Stoll kk KetherRon licskri Newmarket Wigton Cum(il'
Stow K. I Bourn k ills, Famban '-urtey
Stracev G, Lywteev Farm. West Hyde Ricktcati worth
Herts
Sttarban F kk, Oibey Place Nr kkatford Itrru.
Sirarlue Lord, Sulim Cmut Prosfurd Som.
Stradbroke Ccd. the RL Hon. ihe lari of llritsau
kkangfonl Sullolk
Straffwil Ki flon Th* Farl of Wroiham lark south
Mu ns Mklll-u-x (pair
Straler Mrs. F, Anrertoo Mcvpelh K rthtarberlaDd fp)'
Straker it Marti vth Grange Rich >on I koiLs. (ill
StrakeeSroth J p Hoatlcn l>nc Cocl/tiili,e.oo Tyne '
NunbumleiUnd (pH,
Strang Janwsft Sons kkVkCTod Firm Theile Berks (pA)
Strange CC Ncrth Fa ni.sprttlitM ry Blan lord Purtel
Strange Chartesle llunttanton Hall llunsunton N <i
Hereford
Guernsey
Sbortbom
Aberdeen Angrj
Hereford
Shorthorn
Jersey
Jersey
Sussex
Sussex
South Devon
StrathUB,J IL The Lima llramil
Pros an
Cucrasey
L. R Shorthem
Shorthem
D Sborthorn
Shorthorn
Jervej
Shorthorn
South Devon
Sborthnro
Aberdeen >
str-ten
CATTLE BREEDERS-ENCLAND
^'bncdon Brrij ^ House hine«{on Bjfpu
sSn:;; f ■"“
luSSf { Linp-fdd Surrey
iitg.frj?ssrE^ s^S«f““Tr'
Stunt, George S, Greenodd U enton laVr.
Stu e«s J Hanwy House Les. ^ s^it
Creen ,
Sbonbore
^ ’gste
s:
Chulnile gh KCMC CB l>s.O ^o^thcote L?t”n''
T,Z HVS„"J:f^rn°eS*',''' »
Tjlbol rofisonbs A H fl i jn**'" u
Hints '' n M Ungr sh Collree I
‘^'“' ^'''“* '«m Atssorlh ’
TingseC LitileCfesrloleb,„„ r,.,rif i .. ,
1= p.S5^,!'ttr,SsHs;
teA.'j ss-'„i‘i'KS ^TSsj'^a-'
w "Sir”" """
ouniey laoiMt Tin Gnnge S nn ngtoo \ofkr
^ s«TT,„i
twroe Kent
StunJe P CrrttUk*/*™ HvKsy SuSv
i Creenniy Court ulosuue .std,
Su}5!lf?j3 lA'UeUverHill IUrt<«. lSa
* “i wk? ^ Cf*n<e Bank I inn Loaley SheffekJ
** '*’''*“• S'Jmoutb Grange \, Re,dmg
lut*2 w 'i- t***” **° Wbton Carlisle Cuinb
s.j.o, H cto, £fci'S;o'?tr„?:;,XS“‘"'*"
pz
outlon Robert L Shanks llo se W ncanton A™
Swinlon Hills
Bn6g & Sca.byHall
Wells ^en'r »■- Tunbl^^^
!«!!- V T Hill bann S„ion. l^,o
|»aJj%J T Broad Carr Hr" — ■•
Devon
KereJord
Sborcbm
Sbonbom
SboetbotQ
Sboeibotii
Devon
Shorthorn
Sboethom
Sborlbom
Jertey
Jf~r
Sborlbom
’rJo”T\ii*'P*' '■ Hu« rli \r l4rbJ
owan K, liajton, KocU
Swann Mi) F Holland
Swanion lYanh Manor
Wilts.
Swarbnck Arth r Abtes-s
Sweet Arthur Stawley \Vi
Sweet T A Sons, Greenhai
p sbortboen
L. R siiortbom
Sborthom
Mwrihcini
Sbonbnen
Sbonbam
Sbortbom
•i-j uurmsey
• AbrrdrenAagm
♦I » SbortboS
. Osingtoo,
-..s .. . issonColUge 111
Swinbant, J T Oillurds I
I»iHin.ton Uurtiim
r;"*^ J«JTb WoreihiU, Bustoti Derbisbue
SwndrUS Shrleybinn,Cbelncet«Bu.Srr
an 1 >..P._ t. .r .1 *' Sbcrtbt
Osrrtm Hirtborosigh^ sbt,il»„
Veii'^r'';^”'’' ^ Shorthorn
JVrs^ Worts I iboibceii
Shanbura
(*)t.
1<
i ten. IVrbvsh
Sw th nhaak. crossler WocKow, I .ra.Kodge rk.S, (*„
Iserereetb, Wrset I
Settles, Wm,st. Warearels, West T^l.«n * »««“»
* ^ *'* hSO 'wstirtsetr | tvsiaa
MMrltwm
Shretbom
bmghmi
n^l^a' “ “gh-'ra tisMViJci/ort
Shresttbi^ Sil^‘® •* Wr
‘ •> ^wkbenry House Husbands IVis
Tw*'‘ 2' fFVm''*"" Kent
Taunton
T‘>“J II rimm, H,’]|';S SS''i"? im
War» kihire AtngswtitAf Upworth I
fzz rif'Ti.sJir'i J
TalkJ a'* Bo«-de^^\i^t» WiBi"*^*’* (^*)|
fxK ’
» c I!
T»»lof Corilandt PH, Fam WmS V 'I '«l«>«»nv,t(
Hurstley Cou I
" ■ ItVindt r
I»>lur I
TajUr F
TajJor Fl —
Ji)b> II nrooksde
"n ‘'bner
, Loser Tu (
n H el
>b* c«p« iT”a'L.TB^‘'Ti?'‘'i'7 "
Ta»[or John Orton tlunmanbs >!n \ ^“"bumberlui ,
^ ^ ~^>>r°crt.re„swoA’r
rtit {"'ft ^,X' «--* H*)l
r»)hr R 4 s™ Herefcird
JSt! 5
I’ce hirkbe Lonsdale
R H Laiihbutts C
••estini land
Tajlor R W,Oa,ii_ . . .
n La nbv (.
T ' Lo-trsan Cnrr sal]
W F^ ^ K rlbi S oIrt, W o.wI
UakwW H TlieM.C^«*V"'' 1‘resttn Lines
P I InbVM H J'^Kwr W
1- F U J
I TrL:i Ir l,*'»a'™w ''
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152
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
TEN— TOR
Name and Address
Tenison, Gerald E F.Oserbiir} Hall. La\ham SnJf ()i)t|
Tennant, Hon Mrs, St Annes Manor Sutton, Loughboro',
Leics. t
Tennant, W A , Orford House, L'gles , Dishop s Storlfonl
Herts t
Tenj. Francis N , Chebbard Farm, PuddlestowTi, Dor
Chester, Dorset
Tevr, T P . Bnsthtling Park. Cnghtling, Sussex
Thacker, I . Wolds 1 arm. Matlock, Ditbs-«hire t
Thackeray, J J , Sproat Ghyll, Orton Tebay W’morlanil
Thackuell J H , Cam, Djinock, Gloucester
Thatcher. Mrs .The Manor, Chew Magna, Bristol, Glos
ThrU ison, Augustus, Brodsuorth Hall. Doncaster Turks
fieobold Chris , Haubush, Crcssing liraiDleee Essex
Theurer.l 15 ,Saw>crLan(U arm. Burgess Hill, Sussex
Thexion Danirt, Lea Hall, ITrston Lancs ikj
Tbitlbj , Leslie Regent Farm Surbiton Suirej («j
Thisllelon Smith, J T , iMctding Norton Hall, Fakenbani
Norfolk (»)t,
Thomas, Capt A L , Trewince, Portscatbo Cornwall (p)
Thomas, Allen, T>TrtllsCourl Diliyj'n Leominster, I' ""' "'*
Thomas 1 J , BUckmore, Ingalestone, Essex
Thomas h II , Fishle), llloxwicb Walsall, Staf/s
Thomas, (.eorgell .North DranHou»e Hughenden.Bcks y>
Thomas, 1! , Penienton, llelston, Cornwall
Thomas. HD, Lower Keneggy, Maraiion. Cornwall
Thomas, H S , Heansheaf Farm, Theale Berks
Thomas, Herbert W , Palace, Gate Oiliham, Hants
Thomas, J , Coaall, Bucknell, Salop
Thomas, J C II , Bartridge, LmberUigh, Devon
Thomas, J D A Son, Tregrnder Manor, Ludgian, Long
Rock Cornwall '
Thomas, James C .The Park Fami. Hanburj, llromsgrove.
Worn
Thomas, lames & Sons, Halsend, Hale, Taunton, Someisetl
Thoraas tin P E S , Rowileford, Uiviies Wilts I
Tliomas.R L , hathebedren Gwmear, Camborne, CornwaUl
Thomas. R Parry, Acten Hall, Hawarden Chester . '
Thomas, K S LpperHooeydooFarm.N'c St Neots, Hunts
Thomas R W Old Reclo^, Stretford Leominster, Kerefd
Thomaf, Ralph H .Uevton House, Bury St Edmunds, Suff
Thomas, S F , Trew , Tresnieer. Eglosbeny, Cornwall
Thomas, W A, The Lowe Pembntge, llertlordshire 'o
Thonus, Tt J , Halwyn Paul, Penranc^ Cornwall
Thomas, W I Stag* Mill, Uplowmin.Tiierton, Devon
Thorais W P I Irillim 1 ano, Wenilron, Hellion. Cot
THOMAS. W. T . St BsmOt Co’rnwail
Thomas, Wilfred Aihleigh, Whitchurch Tasistock. Dev fsol
ThntnTi-tnn, t J . llrookl mils l/ilsland, Carlisle, Cumb *
Jacob Law HiK Longtown, Carlisle, Cumb(*)|
Thomhnson ^Sm, RiggHead, Kirlinlon.^rlisle.Cumb
Thompirn,The Misses Prrft, Worpleidon, <,uildford. Sry
TTioiiipsen.A C Mytton House Moiitford liruLe, Salop
Thompson C.Hanfy Castle Worcester (AH
Thompw C W , The Hoiiiestead, High Hurstwood
LcklieM Sussex
Thanips-xi,t. It .Cburclil arm OessIngby.Bri llIngtMi Tks
Tbomp^n, C M , Kingmn Macor. Kington St MirhaeL
Chlppi-nhaiii Wilts
Thomps<xi,H A . Alsinghnm Grange, Louth, Lines (el,
Thompson. Henry yalei. Osing House, A} lesbury.Buchs 1
” Hill ' -d i ennth.tiimberiandlei
• Paddocks, Shrewsbury,
Ttnmpsiii. J , Com;
Thonipii>n. J . St a
Tboim.v» J K.Cherilt
\ot1is
Thompvsi, I T, Wes
Nonliall'ftcn y ork'
Then pwsi, John LrcknnI
Thoinpsrei John Marwor
Untt, Co lAirham
Thomps.m John Ihe
Thrtmpsxi Joseph. llUtI
Tbnmpstei, Josej h Wau!
IhompS'n, Sfrs M <>er
f Farm GreenhaLh, Kirkham
Hall, Winston, Darlington
Tk< inpxsi, K i ,
Ihoii I
11. Bell Dusk, lerds
It s. Brough, yorks '
rirl House XV igton, CumherUnd
ekhiim Hilk Darlington, D biiilpl
I>urhstiit*lj
t, , Msthop L/aife, lll.irkisa.1 |
.. . 1 rtistih.Cur
lamlor I R I , Mai
vrs-ai.'V A.larken
■l-s-t W U SeorSI
-lee, I Mai yXhat'Iy,
Aberdeen Aogusl
Red Poll '
Jersey
Blue Albion
Sboithom
Hereford
Aberrseen Angusl
RrdMsU '
Guernsey
Shorthorn
Jersey
Fnesiin
South Devon
Hereford
Fnrsian
Shorthorn
Fnesian
Guernsey
D Shorthorn
Sborthom
Hereford
Devon
South Devon
D Shorthnin
Devon
Jersey
South Devon
Frtesisan
Hereford
Cuenisey
Devon
Hereford
Guernsey
Devon
South Devon
Guernsey
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
^hortisom
^^rthom
L R Shoiiboro
^hor^om
Sbortbonv
bhoftbom
Shorthoni
D Shorthoto
Shorthorn
bhorthofB
Shonhora
Abarvlern Angus
Ayrshire
L K Stmtlbon
FrInian
Name and Address,
irilh, Cumberland
I, tfrs H .Thurleigh Manor Bedford
I, Lt Cd H O, DSO, Hill House. Berkswell
Coventry, Warws
Tbornalley, \V A Sons, Fordingfon House, Ulceby, Alford,
Lings
Tbonidike, W C , Hannah Grange Alford, Lines
Tbome, Clifford, Rutland Manor, Maindee, Newport, Mon
Tlume. J P, Burnt Bam, Carthouse, Woking, Surrey .
Thome, S O , Dolv Gaer, Oakficld Road, Cwmbran, Mon
Thorne, AA G, Higher House, Twitchen, South Afolton,
Devon (il
Thomelv. R M , Flm Grove, Kingsclerc, New bury .Berks t
Thoms, H , Green Bank*, Henfield, Sussex
Thornton, Francis Hugh, Kingsthorpe Hall, Norlbamptont
Thoraloa K, Comhilfs, Kirkwhefpinglon, Newcas(ie-on i
Tyne, Nocthiimbeilvod (si I
TboitiCon, R, Tees side Farm, Slap(*lon, Darlmgfo
Durhatn (
Thornton, T yy , Brockhall, Weedon, Northants
Thomeycroft, Sir John 1 Stevne Bembridge, I of yt ight
Threlbeld, Mrs M J A “vons, y ew Tree House, Nun Close
Armalhwaite, Cumberland
Thurloe, H , Flm Tree Faroi Flaxton yorks
Thurtow Alfred. Belle \ue. Pcasenhall Sultol
ThunnonT Manor House, Knossmgton, Oakham Rutbndf
Thursby , A yy C , !a>wer Farm, Duns Tew, Deddington '
Oxon t
Thursfield Mrs M A , Kettering, Northants
ThsvaiUs Leslie F.Hurdiss Ilarbury, Leamington,"
Thwaites, F j .ttoodcnd.Skelloa Pc ■ ' '
Tiarks, Frank C , Foxburv , Chislehurst, Kent 1
Turks. H A , yyebbington House, Axbridgc, Somerset (*;
Tibbenham S, Comer House, Weybread, Harleston,
Norfolk ,
Tibbotts.R S, Priors Farm Stanton Prior, Bristol, Glos (^11
Tichbome. Sir J H 11 D , Bt .Tirhhome Park, Alresford '
llanis *
Tickle, N , New Bam Farm, Swanscoinbr, Oreenhilhe,
Kent
Tidball.T H . Cast Coontbe Stockleigli Pomeroy, Credilon,
Devon
Tlley, C . Ridgewood Farm, Chorley^ Lancs
Tilev Herbert ] , Key wood Farm, Fronie Somerset
Tdl. ] . Whitebouse Vann. Retlcndon Common, Chelms
lord, Fssex
Till,! G W . Kemerlon Ceurl Nr Tewkesbuty, Gins fplt
Tilley, H A . Ivy House, Sbeplon Mallet, Somerset ♦
TiUev.R yy .Chippenham Wilts
Timber, <>ro H, I leld House Fami, Chvivry, Slougl ,
Bucks
Tiinberlake, Joseph, Hvstoe Tatiii Tring, Herts (Jph)t
Timewell, r. Place Bartoo Halwell Tomes, Devon (i)
Tinniswn^. I yv , Whitbatrow, Penruddoek, Cumbertinil
Tinsley, A . Pool Hev Farm, Scarisbrick, Ormskirk, Lancs
Tinsley.C H.Twyford Pembrulge, Herefordshire
Tinsley, H C C , Holbeach Mvrsh, 1 Inroln
Tippett, A . Trehidderovr, Newlyn Cast. New (uw, Comw
Tiiherton J B , Castle Fami, Middleton by youlgrave
Uakewell Dejtij , , ,,
Tllmiiss. L G, Bury Fami Coilicote, Welwn, Herts (pD
Tod, James A Belton FantL West Ay ion. Aorks 1*1
Todd. A E. Shelley Farm. Crawlev, Sussex , ♦
Todd. J , The Green. Lambrige Kendal. W estmorland
Todd John Long Meg Farm, Langwathlj .Cumberltnd
Todd lohnC.Jr.SykeBeck.Booile.rumberlanil (»)T
Todd ^rnuel. Hleneow Hall. Pen
Todd, yy . Uttle Ponton Grange, (
loilhunter. It E Kiiigsmoor G..e. —
Lssex _
Tolburst. n yy . Leylinds. Mrv phani f.reeu, Gravevi
Toltemache, The Hon BUnche, Pudnasti Priorv , Benll
Ipswich Suffolk
Toller, II J . BJaxhall Tunslall Suffolk
Tombim. J H .LowToynton. Ilnmeaslle, Lines
TomUnson. Mai C Vy . W illmgton Hall. Tarporlei Ch
Tomlinson. I .The Oaklvnds. 1-uil lingtoii.Neslon.ChesI
Tomlinvon, I \y , Hall Fartii, Lllrsltiorpe, Rug
L. R Shorthorn
(ipA)l
Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Red Poll
Blue Albion
Friesian
Fnesian
Sherthom
Blue Albion
HI le Albion
Friesian
P Sherthom
South Devon
Sherthom
Sborthom
Herefonl
D Shorthorn
Devnn
Shorthorn
O Shorthorn
Shorthorn
ilinom. yy S , Itbck Aeals,
Ihotpe. yy estmorland
Torupiuns, Lrtiest Wnodlandt Cl
Tompkins. R I , LHIIe London I
'^■mpklnsnn, Mrs II ,The Poole .
pnn. yy<irrs
Al.lton-*" — -
1, IVvn
s, A I . yyTeieoiiihe, yeal
Toms, N J M . Luson I rmlng
■•■“i.yy.l .Colljton Farm \
- . C i . Ikorayllel I, Ml I II
Tonite, R I . J>lraeKle(hnrpe. S
Tomamd yk Cecil lelghain Mi
Tonley.J S , Tor Dean, lliicklaillelsh Iki-on
Taumbm.lfr II G . Red Lion Hotel Much Hadham. Hrrir
~ ine F H.Tbe Hollies topstm Hinckley, Lelrr-*—
i>p If Jf .PvCffoiiw.ThomfortI, Sherteirne.f I
rv, J II, little lluckinqliai
Morrcamti, Lancs
niiptoo, IVvn
OI i Shnrehan
rr.Geo Snutli
0.1. IkHl
TOR— VAR
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
153
Name and Address
Torj Mrs Charisirorth Manor Dlandford Ilorsft
Torj C E Hoinrst Park Sherlmnie Ilortrl
Tory Mrs E M Shapwtek llUndforil Uorsrt
Tor) E J Meloomte B npham Uorthrsler Dirsrt
Tor) Leooard Tumworth BlandJord IX>rsrt
Tory Maurice \ Soetisbury. Hlandford Dorset fipit
l£^-*’tr'TCa'e Shapvnck Blindford Dorset (sft*)t
TORT R N , Asderioit. Blaodtord Dorset. (iMtl
Tor) Randolph Chansw-orth Manor Blandfoni Dorset f -'
Tosette M A Uxikhams WestHoalhlv Sussex
Tout G Sunny Glen, Ml I % ale Road lafcnton Dcxtii
Toners H Handley Dams Ingalestone 1 ssex
Towers Hmq Grernms lam lailton K ic! y Warn
Towers J W M Ibcck Lorlon DrackrntI »a te Cocke
mouth Cumberland
Toners Joseph llomb) Lancaster Lancs {si.
Tonler J W WadlmdsHall barsley Nr Leeds Mis
Townend D A Sk)burrio»e Mawgan Helslon Com fp)j
Tonnle) E J Iv) Cottage Carlo el Crange-oser S
Toier C A Trashursl DotVine Sune]
Trafford A DulandsFarm nraoboume Ashbourne Derby
Tnfford C R HillCourt Ross Hereford (sH
Trafford M St M de Haselour Hall Tamnorth Staffs
Trafford Capt Humphrey E de a| C Newsells Park
Ros'SloD Herts
Trafford L Sbasrs Farm Tlsslngton Ashbourne Derhs
Trafford Maj S W W roaham Hal! Norfolk ’
Traot E Callapit Kingsbridge Devon
Trant F Slreele Dartmouth Deyon
Traat H \ \enn East Allington Devon
Tract W Ehptford Court South Ilrrnt Devon
Traves Maunce C Langton H II Homeaslle Lines
Tteadaaa* lloare E W Kit lha ring Pined ffe A
West Soulbboume Deumemouth Hants
Treasure Frank CetteswoUJ Hucdecete Gloucester
Treebmann Maj 0 L Weslaaay Ilamstaple Devon
Tredegar lord TVedegarPark Newport Mon (s/*)|
Trehane Jamrs Hampreston Manor 1 arm Wimb '
Dsrvt
Trema ne W H &Son Slerbeme SenhWch Glos f
Tremaine Miss Svdeeham Lew Down RSo Deson
Rtoe Album
Fries an
D Shorthorn
Blue Album
D Sborlhoni
D Shotihom
D ShortbKD
Blue Alban
Red PbU
South Devois
Blur Albion
^boHhom
SI orlhom
Shoe thorn
SI orthom
South Devon
Guernsey
Jersey
Shorthorn
Red loll
Cmaall
Trenehard .
Traowen Mag Grn The Lord C (1 C M (> Llanovc
Abergavenny ^fon (,p)\
Trenie U & Son Kemlck House Penrj-n Comuall '
Tietheuay W H Rosecattilck lilackwaier Truro Com
Trevartba Richarl Poultr) Court Wrrringion lark
Redh II Sufre)
Trevelhnan W Boll nge) Perranporih Comuill
Trew T P Wakebamlan Kogate Irtrrsfell lU
Treweeke A S Sarsden Lodge Kingham Ogon
i Set or
tnhella F \\ {
r M Trenerth 1
Ivl n Holsworlhy Dew
r ilagle Com
Trible Abrahan.
Trick I H lordton Barton Cred tot! Devon ,
Trlgeol E r Wood F dd ngton Hridgoaier son
Triggol T Longlands Norton Iiliuanen Tainton Soi
Trim S Crabhams Slaplet Ch rrhstanton Chard Som
TrImnghaniF Wormle) Hill Skvehouse Snallh lioole
Sooth Devon
South Devon
South Devon .
L K Shorth^
Devon
D Shorthorn
Devon
Red l-oll
Fnesiaa
Blue Albton
Shotihom
Jersey
Retl Poll
Guernsey
Ouemsey
Soutl Devon
Hereford
South Devon
D Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Sooth Devon
Tripp N P Tippets Tre)
CrampounlRd Comwaul Deven
^IPI' O J i-nigarTocic at tvevrme Cornwall I Shorthorn
Tripp T R St Da) Truro Cornwall ♦ Curmsev
Trollope The Hon Mrs Crowcnmlw Cot rt Crowcombei lersev
Taunton Soni
Trotman A W Htf rdCoirl HerrlonJ /*) llrreSord
TROOP LT^COL. A 0^ D S.0 Kaigtitca Manor Broad I Sbortbora
Trot
ebalke Salisbary Wilti.
"ip J C, DorU bury Kealng IWks
— It .. a- t Ware H
Troyte-^ullock Mn
Truman II 11 Tht
Trump E Courttie
Truscott. R S. Coll.
Trusrott S G Hr
Comwa I
Truslera Hill Farm
Tobbt C W Burrir
f J Parti.
T W H .<
Shorthorn
IVvtgi
South rVrax
South iWnn
1 1 V M fe-
lon Si C)i
\AalIiogford Berlis
Tudge ft Mavbrrt) Cv
Salop
Hogbrook Farm Tachbrook Leamington Spa
IWo, ITIl ddl, F„„ Spj 11
Tufton Hon Mrs Castle Hill Fnclefield Grrrn ‘
Toll A S B Crtxikham Nr Nrwluf) Berks
Tonbridge A W Dordon Hall Tamwnrth Staffs
Tungate Samuel NewhouseColtage imihirst K
Tunmer Oswald IhghimHall Colchester I ssex
Tunnicl ffeT Stocks I arm Hramshtll Uttoxete
Wrslam Kirkham L-tnes
& 11 Low Close Itroighton Cocker louth
Hill Farm Newinj
1 Head Church Strelton
r Staffs
Tonstall
Tunstall
Cnm^land
Ihilhorough
Dowtilon Lu How Salop'
rombuli Eric Rough Hill Last Hanninefieid Essex ^
Turobutl T Beech House Wrelion I ickering \orks
Turner Miss A I Hortons Cuckfell Sussex
Turner A J IHIIavins South Mollon Devon
Tinner Ms,a K Quoblrigh FarOaks Hants
Turner Alfred Brocks H II Oadby Leiceslrr
Tunie^t CoLC E DSO Oldown Tockington Hristr
Turner D V ICallon Lodge Cheslerf eld Derby
Turner F Treibevy South letherwin Launceston Cort
T^er Henry B I^raston Hall Di nmow Fssex {p*)tl
Tomer Hc^ceB Malverlev, Newburv Berks
Tqraer J The Grange Little B)tham Grantham Lines
Turner | F Newbum Kington llrreford
Tomer | T Meadow Farm Ti feswell IVrbj
Sss K 'is-
i"”" "■Htl
Hereford
D Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Turner RobertM LeiloteEstalc
Turaer S Harpswell Lincoln
Tomer Mrs W Much Marcle D)rnock (
Ti.™., Walter Rose Bank Fann R d I ngs Alfreloii
■ ■■■ wt]
Rrllendon Omme’t) Cbelmi
Tumi .
Derbyshire ,
Turner Win Stonehouse Much Marcle INmerk Clos
Turron G_J Home Farm Rrllendon Common Cbeli
lord Essex
r f Humber fbs (i)
Turt^ E J ThePopUrs Landican Woodeburrh hirken
head Cheshire
« «,« ' PsalKastle Th,„k \orks ‘ '
TonoD Jota The! range Jirlbo me Sorki j
Tusi an Ralph Legs Farm Great Tew Lnimne Oxoii Ihltl
<^nimeTlon Hall Rye Hill Mull Aork*
iweedie lames B Jaywntk Clactonon Sea I ssex
Tneedle Thos Wm Crook Roa I Hei I Carl sle Cun
t.'.lSrft,
Tuvntvtnan G B HoH t Root W gion t 1 1 herl n I
T»m««;maB II N Ashley House W to Cumberl ndfnajl
TnwtgSJS
Tweniinian W >{oorCo rt 1 i
Hants
Twinbectow J S TbeWh telloi s(
i-fordUtos lUnhltllall llakrwell 'Di-rbyshl'i
D Shorthor
lr“L
Blue Albion
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
te
D Shorthorn
Devon
Shorthorn
Guernsey
L R ShorChom
Hereford
Shorthorn
Red Ibil
Red Poll
L R Sherthore
r uemsey
Shorthorn
. S Wood End Tan
' C Tbe Snead Abberlr) )
I Martin Hall Farm Martin
■sM G M ghlrees Newd g
Arlrn War
lud-xwnod Jtm.C Wetlcrofl Hurlno Uverr
The College I arm bhinlTJ]
ao H Leeie-lon Hall Te-knsbun
her II F S.* The Cables t pper hheruirham '
m j K Kush Court Wallnglwt IWks
ipwo John Ivy Dams Half ell IVverrt Fssei
I ptnn ^1 LdwardJ, Copts Ullall tneiiesinru
t* IP*)f
Coggeshall Road
BarioMIl^mTsTw'
' lowf ell He, b Crawler sj
V
Sur Stile Ha . rw.' I ,.,i
Lsber ^ ..
NoetlwanibeTtaa 1
imar | II.. LovvIJ H'
e K C .. .
Aak-ntme Rodolr
m T lUrns lira •• ApT y*
D Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Frieilati
Calloway
Slmrlhom
Krd Poll
D Shorthor
Jersey
Friesian
Re.i l-Dll
Friesian
Short hegu
154
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND,
VAU— WAR
Saine aod Address
Bitcd
Kanie sr^d Address
Brted
Sau^hMi James AdJorlon Buctairtl. Salop ,...
Vaughan R C Bushbury B!ackDo>s Susse*
\aughsn \\ J Cppcr Aloor Bodenha n Hereford
A *ngh.in Sherr on ff T1 e Woodlands Ashford Kent
Aaua S & J Wigborough TarHi S Pethcrton Somei
\«alc MerbcrlB Utile Beside Si I'Jai Tcuro ComsiaUtl
\eilth James iVrenhara Court Farm Slo fh Bucks
AtlUcolt J S F^slHatl Rainhajn Essex
\elvin C j Penouit Manor Ermingtoo SOS Devon (si
\etui N% J.Gunocnham ANellmglon Somerset i
tenner 11 r Washford Barton Mashfor 1 P)'De Morchardj
Bishcp Destm
tennlng.H C MiUell B cknoller Taunlofi Somerset (ip)j
\entty Lord WTiittlcbury ToHCester Aorthants
t erney A j Overton B shop s Ta vton BarostapleJDev
trni^F \V Aiercotnbe 13 shop s Njmpton Bamstaplt
Vernon SrJ H Easthamjloi
\ettj C Kake House bmn
T)'ne \orthi mberland
\ esey Atthoi H Soddem Grange Wincantoo Som
Vestry P C Easton Park Uickham Market Suffolk (p*)f
\e)-sey F J Combe Drithembollo n Cullomplon Devon
Mcary James Locks Lplowman Tiverton Deixei
Vkker-Craddock O J Herwood Uincanton Somerset
Vickers \ E FHordCrove Eceleshall Staffs J
Vidlef ilrs Vlhitherenden Farm Stonegate Ticeburat
Viggers 1 Saliram Farm Plirnpion Devon
Viseert F tmr Woodlord ! lympton Devon
. — t »i —J Herts ,
i»l|
Vijrus Waller Henrj RevelaCrolt Bengeo Hertfordshire
Villar A VV Tauntfield Iloi se Taunton Somerset
Vincent Sir Edgar Esher Place Evher Surrey ,
Vlaeent S &Soqs OakFm Nortlull Bigcleswade Beds (e/lfl
Vine} J P.Corle) Bottom Farm Forongbridee Har*'
Vipond.f J Causev HtU Hexham NortnumberUad
Vitre fl B Denis de. Grove Nr Wantage Berks
Vivian Lord Glynn Bodmin Cortiv-all igrt
VlvIaniMa] C y Foxborough Hall Melton Suffolk
VVWft Mtv Vi n1 vliS Path iimiatirtV VJciVs
Vpwlei Alfred South Hdl Lleadon Somersel
Htretord
Cuenisey
Nereioru
Shorthorn
D SItortborn
( umtiry
AbrrtleenAngns I
^rshirv
Oaernsey
I^Shortlnm
Short hom
Fetesvan
South Devon
^ath Drven
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sborthotn
Aberdeen Angi
Guernsey
Shorthorn
Shetland
Guernsey
RedP<^
BeAFoW
Vonlet John Stapnell Whichurefa Oxon
yo)'aey li W New House Musbtn Axo o
Vpier C -
Dev (pit
-.ks
Mawgan
W
Ware, Leonard J Carbrooke, Walton so Noth
Waddell A1 T1 e Court Lodge Kuekiage Krtit
Waddell T F The ihti Mershan Ashloed Kent
Wade iiev IWrts Moothead Keinels Bishop Thornton
Vorks
Wade Oswald U Mirkmglon Hall lUmgatr Vorkf
Wide} Wm Nevbrldfce Farm, Bill ngshufst Sussex
W adman F E Norton St Ihil p Nr Balh Som
W agstaff C H Tovn Creiti Farm Ln,,ler eU Green Surrey i
Wa let Falrlulm Ma) W r AsKhan rrance Vork
Wa'n^J.W Aston lim Wmsler Mvtlo k Derbj-shi]
Waind J I Aokness Kirby Moor'ide Vorki
Walle TIomas Warwtrk Lodge Redfull Suarv
Wake Ceo F Tie Cedars Medstead Hants
Wake John Fllerton Vork
t ril A Tbeloldfarr ft JUl to ^ilanchestee Can t|
• SlCTieiiJIll lluflord (son (p '
cob "ledewick Kendal W sliuotUnd
C Max Hmiv W nwomhe Som
” Croft Kingvbrvrtge Devon
• K ne»bridse Dev
1 S 0 Norfolk (k
Wakellcll I
Wakel eld
Wakeham .. .
WikehimF II L.llallen bioen n n nrirriose j
Wakfham 1 dam Tre- ngioo Sh pv u on Siojt Woi
W akeham I 1 .Newton Farm Ha kawtori I>vnn (i)
I'tkelvrn i- | Colbertcm Dartin»iim Totnes Devon
Wak ham I K M Irtivtoo Smith ll eni Devon
Wakeham 1 Macley Hcane i atm s<mil Went IVev Bp t
Wakeham J Rewoen Newton Ferrers Devon t
Wakeham J 1 StilsUm Siimlhlrcnt lievon
Wakeham Mrs fl A Westfronr Si ihf ert Devon
W ak 1 am S Whi ley Barton Thir rstone N ngvbrldge Dev
Wak ham T-IieenWgh IMpiford Smiih Itreni Devon
Wakeham T li llioo Matberough, K ngvl-rtlse Devon
Wakeing C ( The Trove rramlinghan S f/olk
Waldno A lairrtew l>as I'mtiu.e Crawler Sx fp)
Wab-roo W C I yd-vt Hall 0»felJ Aorthantj
Wakly Cape 1 N^ Nethetton Bumf ot Itothbury
ArathomtaTland \ tsM
WaV J j NarrareWt, Sr HatherlHxhUVvon
• kiro Arlhir AaFley llaJL Ahr uNam Cbcshlfe |l)j
iMIo Scot N urwry wd. I'restiaU li,|
. .. - Ace« home Tulleiry AUff*.
r Arttur hftteruighai W)i^vi.lha Segf 4k
r Ae^tus KevMna^ad ft at ler iJe-rkt. /p>
T. lljntioe I arm, } ulovaVetcaie Guut I
WalkiVn, Arthw
tm ^
Aynbir*
Sborthotn
Sborlhont
S
Abetdeen Angus |
Shorthorn
Kerrv
Red roU
I rlesan
Shorthorn
Shotlhom
Fnrs an
Soi tb Devon
Sot (b Devon
Shorthom
South Devon
South Devon
South IVvon
So th Devon
Soulb Devon
South Devon
Soe th Devon
South Devon
South Devon
Snath ISevon
Red Ion
Jener
Sbcvthrwn
1. K. ShewtlKUi
( urmwy ,
L.K Shotthm
•R
Walker bliss E M Chesham Bury Lancs.
Walker C J Tregenoa Castle Hotel SL Ives Comwalll
Walket Horace S2 Victoria Square Clifton Bnstoi Glos '
Walker Sir Ian Peter Bt Osinaston Manor Derby (P|
Walker * * •'
Widker ^ „ -
Walker J 0 BoaibankFa Grange over Sands Lancs fill
Walker J J N Scamcgtoiv House Scamegton Notts (PJT
Walker Sir/ T Bumtn'ood Conng-on Thames Oxon.
Walker John London Rd Fm. Godmanchester Hunts (A)|
Walker M College Fawn Hottereall, Longridge Preston '
Lancs Wl,
Walker Matthew Lightwood R dge Buxton Derbyshire
Walker K R Gaily Law Farm Fishbum Ferryhill
Durbam (k)
Walker P Afyeiscougb Hall Farm Broughton Preston
Lancs
Walker Percy Marshgate North Walsbam Norfolk
VValk er R . Dudley (mebard House Ruddmgton Notts (V)'
WALKES. UBS 8 Soma Ibnn. Crevetye Eart|
Ortn^ad Soxaeg
Walker T O Srcioods Hyde Hatfeld Herts
Walker T L Ttie Cedats Broadwas-on Teme Woi
Wall Bernard Haxlewood Coleshil] Warws
Wall James Woodland View Rowsley Derbyshire
VVall toseph Tinketsley Rowsley Detbyshre
W all R. H Brook House Cbigwell Essex
Wall Samuel Bridge House Rowsley DetbyMurc
Wall. T B Beeley Rowsley Derby^re .
Wallace James Dtmdraw VVlgton Cumbeiiaod (Ph)
Wallace Robert FurtleyFaitn Bramsbaw Hants t|
Wallah Rob^ Marmey Bury Kceb»-orth Herts (s)t
Wallace Samuel BedwelJ Park Farm Hatfeld Heits.{*)t
Wallace W E & Sons Poplar Farm Eaton Bray Dun ,
xtabi Beds (Altl
WaUirt R Middleshaw Hall Old Hutton Kendal W mlandti
Wetley F G Tilstone Bank Tarporley Cheshire
Walley SunleyVetor HiUFarm Rostbem NrKautsford
Cnehit*
VVaQutgvr G>l E A Knowle Cucldield Sussex
Wall! Thomas St Cviheitnr s Linccln
Walls Walter; Bn/eld Tbakehani Pulborougb Sussex]
Walls W % lUwden House Ttm Slocfktcii Irurtiam
Walmtl»v F A MallingJry Creen Hartley Wuitn. ,
Hantt . f/)t
Walmsiey Cant G ODE Cedding Grange Siuy Si
Edmunds SolfoJk _ _ fPVlt
Walmsiey W lUiam Joseph Bartle Hall Preston Lanes tj
Walne It G Ketileburgh Ibll Wickham Market Suff
Wahoghw The Kt Hon L^ Slerton Hall Watlon
TMticed Norf^k
Wabion L^y NrwtonHaD Newton Can bridge t
Walter D Ham Farm South itayUng Kants
WaKer Hubert WestAsbby Homcastle Lines
Wallen R S. Nortolk Lodge Sutton Coldf eld Warn
Walten Tom New court ilarstow Rcsi Hereford
WallmSymonds T S Coleridge Chllington Kings '
bndge Devon iF)'
Wallbam Mrs Ash Tree House Spalding Coronion
SpaMiof Lines ' '
Walton F Hill Farm Chaddesden Derby
Walton il Hoirbu n Alston Carlisle Cumberland is||
Walton J Mount Pleasant SUatlbrd-on Avon W* -
WalUHi r tVeslemhope Bum Eastgate Durham
Walton J H The Manor Sherslon Alalmesbuw W;
WaKon J Leu s North Heath Farm Horsham Sussei
Walton S Ousion Wlutfekl SO Northumberland
Walton W C Cransley Lettering Northr--
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WARD BON SIRS. BBOCE. —
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Ward flaj Ifon Sirj H Chilton Hungrrford Berks I
Ward Stephen S dney House Wellngton Salop 1
Ward Dr T H Weston House Berry PUtneroy Totnes
Wart V\ F Needhai a Farm Witchlord Ely Ca bslkil
Ward W HP Mengeham House Ilayl nr »
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Bruit Oak rami iiealh Hill Sh (n
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Ward Wiliam Lan tingg Head Crayngg Sr
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WarteS t fc Ft ghi eM IlotUey Jastx
Warden W I Much Martle Uy ock ( 1 a
Wafder W I , l.arlswoc«l Court LatSwoort. VNarws
Waldtaw II I M StonecTOft Sherborne Dorset
Wardle Gecrire Llmor Une V'Taley Hrklge Derby
Waidle J W Lawnhead House Suf/onl, bU/ts. (*)♦,
Waidnyi latnck GarUfI Station Urt, Micklemei Derby
Ware 1* I S mIxtovv Sr Stroud Glos. t|
Ware G S HurslbounieStanor Wbtlchurch llanu. 1*11,
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Aberdeen Angus
South Devon
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busses
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WHE— WIL
W'headoQ RotwrcPooIr Leicester House, lUnmstcr, Son
IMeaUey Ma) CJ H Beckswe1llUUCoventn'.N\ani'5rjplt
Wbeatley, C H CUItontborpe Ashby de-la Zouch Leics
XVlieedon, E , Lydds Farm, Hognaston, Ashbourne, Derbj
kviieeler. Sir A , BL, I'oodhouse Eaves, Loughlwrouidi,
Leics (/*'t
SN'Vieel'r, Allred Chippingburst Manor Caddesdon, Oxtrn
MiTieeler F V \ ,\e»aIiatnCoiirt,Tenburj, Worcester |j)
Wiieelei W J , hUtbers 1 sira, I ladingtaji Oxoiv
Wbeelotk, Henry Oarnes WTiilhoume Worcester («)
WTielec Oillon, t C, .Claverdon Leys, Marwick (jpH
W igan, Cbirles Lynbrook Knaphill Woking Surrey Jersey
Wieaii,£ A .Coiiholt Park Andover, Kants AberdeenAngus
Wigan, Sir R, Bt , Horstead Hall Norwich, Norfolk (p) Park
Wiggans Sol , The Dimples, Garstang, Lancs (p)! Guernsey
1 tf t> < <I .1 .1 W L Jersey
Whetbam W C Dampier IliKiel 1 Ceme Abbas Dorset
WTiidier R G.Cowdrai Park Dairv lfidhur>t Sussex
WhieWon H W Ilankfarm Brainstnll Uttoxeter, Staffs
WTiinnerah 1 & J .WartonHall Warlon Camlorth Lancs
Whitaker A Ingham, Oraj'liolt Hall Hindhead, Surrev
VVhitak<r U , I ndlicote Cbarlhury Oxon (sk)
Whitaker, H E lud'ordPark Ludlow Salop
W^^takfr T E Soulham Priory. Cheilenham Glos (*|
Wbltbreid S 11 Southill I*ark Biggleswade Beds t
Whitburn Col C W Sofer, Ampori St Slao Andover
Hants (s>
Whitburn 'Irs Safer, Amport St Mary Andover Hants (PI
Wblleombe R G Bluegates Selhnge Kent 's>/<l)
Shonhoo*
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Shoilhoru
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Jersiy
, V>hWt C T GstatMc*! kaTO Swton Ext\«s We-rorv 1
WTxtte , r , Coenbeshead Ihptford South Brsnt Devon 1
White,rrank iSoii.lnwo^ Fiddmgton Pridffwater Sofn i
Whit»,G G Galhampton Castle Can, Som '
White, Sir l> S, Bl Hollywood 'I'ower Westbur>-on
Trym Bristol GIos (pH
White G W Larboume Farm Iver Bucks (P) i
White^ Messrs I L Home Farm Brough Park Catteriek !
WHITE. J IL LACHLAN, D L J 7 , Eredbeld Rouse. 1
„,W«Mhn4([e. SoHolk (Mil
White J L hnowtord HillFami lung Ilchitigton Rugby i I
White j K Scagglethorpe Malton locks
fi fheNess Hillcrcst Rd H)tbe Kent (s
White N bhrphall lartii htnenace Herts
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WTiiie H C Sowl n Usrlon Sow ten batter Devon
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Whilt Tlioii a» W Han in hariii Hadington Oxon ♦
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Whn hurst Frink Vlrai
lit hnithl igli lark Havant Hants
I Hall S WaUhiit SorwKh Sortt '
I iwliiiant *1 Peiiibndgr Leominster
VthneUxk MrsM Hu.linvkr CoWerkn renrith Cvreib iW ■
Whl-manF tha Innrl lurt I roiiiinstrr Hereford
Wb^man 1 I The Rippleis dee Stanton Lodlow
WTlilieCl T I Park Fool Finn Iiigleton torhs
WVtWing 1 I Casil Ihorpe stonv Siraltonl Bucks ♦
WTiiiing J H AMenen I Tamngtnn Hereford |>I
y , I B Tuxfofd Vewuk Notts ID)
VHutLET, BEIIB^T, prlmiry Estate PalgnlooJJw (»pA/)
W-hHl,,. W The Home Farm Ilarton F„.,». Paignton
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vlirwir House LlrxtllRgion
leylnrd, Vorthinls
tverehiirrh Hythe Kent
WiggmA H.Bordesle) Hall, Alvechurch Bharo Wants bhorthorn
Wigbam,] , Hjthetside, Kitkluitoa Carlisle, Cunib. Shorthorn
WJ^am, J J, Hargill House Coanwood, Halttrhjslle Dun &Btd Call
Northniab (ski
Wightoian, J , VVellsheads, Sedgewick Kendal, Westmort Shorthorn
Wlflej, W H , llilch HiU, Feisted Essex Red Poll
Wlloox, J , Church Farm, Arliagham Frampton-on Severn Gloucester
! Jerse)
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Wilcox, J £ , Woodmancote Farm Oursley Glos Shorthorn
Atlld Herbert, Eulworth Castle, Wareham, Dorset D Shorthorn
WiM Jas , Gcollo Farm Over Peover, Knuts/ord Ches (b)t D Shorthorn
Wilde, J , Great Rocks Pastures Buxton, Derby (i) Shorthorn
Wilkes, Arthur, Lodge Farm, Thuraby Leicester (p>1 LR Shorthorn
Wilkin Vice Adfti H D DSO, Corsley House, War Jersey
cninster, Witts t
VVlIbns, C , Sendhurit Grange, Send, W'oking, Surrey Jersey
UJIkms, M ,4, East Street, Chichester Sussex Guernsey
W lUuns, I E , Great Stioesmiths, Wadhurst, Sussex Fnrsian
WHkins, win. Central 1 arm, Ictng Marston, Tring Herts Jersey
Wilktnsoa, C , Shawfield Farm, Beckwlthshatv, Harrogate Shorlhoni
VerVis
Wilkinson, O B .Silverlands.Chertsey, Surrey Jersey
Willaoson F ,heii'field Farm, Gleadless Rd Heeley.Shef Fnesian '*
field, Yorks
WiUtloson, M P, Tie Ivy House Baldock Rd , Royiton | Friesian
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Wilkinson, tirs J , Diamond rartii SaugbaU >rau{e, Bir J Fnesian
keonead, Cheshire }
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Wilkinson, T , Coate House Batspton, Oxon t Sbortbera
Wilkinson, W , Beechbeld Dairy Farm BrrkHithihav Jersey
Harrogate 7orks
WiUan, C Old Hall, Quernmorc Park, CatoD Lancs Sborlbom
WiUcock J Andenon Wbitcburcb Tavistock, Devon (ap( South Devon
Wilding Jones. C NV . Hampton Hall Malpas Cheshire Jersey
WiUcs Mrs R Uplands Merrow, Guildford Surrey Jetsey
WiUew H T MorLktoft Parsonage Facm Mtwtrr Fnesian
Ratnsgeie Kent (pt/
WiUett Thomas CorcSireet Monkton Ramsgate Kent Friesian
WiUetU t K V H .Stoney Flatt» Chaddesden Derby t Friesian
Willey C L Inkenall House Oitmorion Rugby Wanw Shortbm
Williams Mrs A Stanway Manor Church Strewcm Salop Hereford
WUlumsAH The Hand Farm Ihintypool Reed Mon Fnesian
WILLIAMS. A M.WtmagtosPaxk UhhCtWoh. Conwrall Dtna
Uilltaiiis tapt B Halford Cottage, bhipston-on Stour D Shorthorn
W ores _
Williams Bros Treiharrup St Martin Cornwall South Devon
Wilbams Mrs Charles Greenway, Churston 1 errrrs Devon South Devon
WiQiams David Lower Ho ise Farm Malvern Link W
WiUians.F W Alvrrton Farm Penzance Cornwall
WtUiann C Bilhngstcy Bndgnorth Salop
WUIiains,G P, Scomer House Tnito Cornwall
Uiliiams H B Pillar House Workington, Cumb
Williams H T,WarrenHiU Broughton Chester
Willutns Harry, Greatwell OtterySt Mary. Devon
WiQiams Mrs J , Scomer House, Truro Cornwall
Williams J. The HaU Farm Rushton Ketter
Wslbans J A , Moor Park lUirogate, \ orks
WiQiams J t. Caerhays Castle, St Austell C
WiUtanis, John, Condurrow, tambome Cornwall t South Devon
WiUiams U, Busy Hill SnWtm, Hereford Hertford
Wgiiaais.M>xsM C S Traanock House Pentance Comw Jersey
WiBiaw. U Macintosh Meopham park Tonbridge, Kent Fnesian
Wilkams. »L P , Lanarlb St Keveme, Conn* all . D Shorthorn
WiNiams K, Lodge Farm Toddington Dunstable Beds t Shorthorn
WiHiams R , Polherras raroi, 1‘endcen St Just, Cornwall Guernsey
[*J D Shorthorn
. Devon
(h)! Guernsey
inti Guernsey
t D Shorthorn
t Devon
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthorn
f South Devon
Hertford
Wiliams K , Road Pami, Hardwicke Glos.
Wdhams.K H , W er^ir, Glascoed Pontypool, Mod
WiUnins K M Manor Farm, Horfield Bristol Glos
Gloucester
oft Shotthom
1$ Sborthorn
Fnesian
Maccles Fnrsian
xnube Manor Claybanget.Bampton, Dv Oevoo
li.Canlord Wmibome, Dorset (git Devon
orae I atm toIeshiU, lIu.hworth W ilu (f) Shorthorn
ifanoT Farm lliirnrlt Bristol Glos.
be Oaks llewlsb Bnstol. Glut t
Miramar Ihidstow Cornwall .
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CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
Nj i-indA-Urr*!
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CATTLE BREEDEi^— ENGLAND
WHE— WIL
Breed
L\diisr»mi Hofaiston, Ashbqume, Derbj
Mr A . Dt . Woodhouse Lavej, Loughborough, ,
At(r«l Chirpinshuctt JUrvoc Cuddesdott, OjLOti I
E \ \ \ewnb»ni Court Tenbur> Worcester (s)
W J , Mathers farm Hadington Oxon
1 HeniT t^aines, Whilbmirne Worcester ,
Altcm C G .Clssecdotv Leys, Warwick (s»tl
'tTieadon
WTieatlej
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'fhethain, \\ C Dampier Hilfield Certie Abbas Dorset
WTikber R C Cowdrai Bark Dairi Midhurst Sussex
WhitldMi H W .tunktaim Wtaroshall UWosttei SlaHs
W'hinnerih I 4; WartonHall Warton Carnforth, Lanes
Whitaker A logham Crai'shott Hall Hifldhead Surrey
WTiltakir Tl , 1 u Uicote Cfiarlbury Oxon (s*)|
Whitaker H E Ixul'ord Pa'V Ludlovr Salop
WTiltakef, T E Soutl am Prior) , Cheltenharn GIos i
Wbltbrnd S H . Snulhtll Park Biggleswade Beds
Wlllburn Col C " &)fer, Amport Si Mary Andos'
Hams
Whitburn 'I s Sofer, Amport Si Mary, Andover Kants (,
Wbllcombe, K G Bluegates Selllnge Kent 'V/d)
Whlle.CT Great Moor barm Sowtoo, Exeter Devon '
White, P , Combeshead D ptlord South Brent, Devon
Wbile.Prank 4San Inaood Pidlington Bridgwater Som
White, G G Galhampion CasileCar) Som
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Jersey
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Blue Albion
S^rthorn
Shorthorn
llerelord
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Hereford i
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D Shorthorn
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South Devon
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Shorthorn
Jersey
WTiite,<j W Lartnume barm Is*r Ducks
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WHITE.] IL LACHLAX. DL 3T, Bredheld Bonse.,
Woodindgf. Sullalk (*lt|
Wolie J L bDowford HiH Pann lioiig Itchington Rugby I
Warws
White J R SciRglcthorp'. Milton horis
White 2317110 The Sfis Hillcrest Rd Hythe Kentlill
Whti I hn W B Street End Canterbury Kent '
While h shTOhall I am Stuenage Herts
Wlitf iv \ Son PortoM V Winterbourne Gunner Salts
bury Wilts (s)t,
While ii PatinBi ilge Hall Woodbndge buHolk (»*)t
W^ite K (> Sowlnn Barton Smet n i xeier Devon
White Sir hUnlev lit Westbiirs "n Trym Btistcl Glos (»)
Willie T landnie IJurlmoiiibe Wellingim Soni '
While Tbon a» W Barton Farm Halington Otoo 7
\\hile W A Sons i vlfami launioi Som (ch
W>ine W Bluebaik WhiHiill Virihirnb
White W Prestui k Hall Ponteland New asile on
Tme N tihurnborland iiM
Whin W I & sons Lafboume I arm lur Burks ♦
White W J N Manirhami Zeals Wills (»l
“ " "'lie lam bal flnhufst Ldenbridge
Kent
White Sir W i
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Wbiiehrad Traik WhiteMcal
Whiteheal Ralph VluXrth llai
WTnl hunt Irark BransionCi
Trent Mill.
Wh leWk MrsM II xh U>ke I
WhvWian I Chwliim A ourt l._
WhiteTiiin T r The Kipplets Clee Slanlor
Whltlirld r 1 Ihirk Pinl Parta liigirlon lor'
Vt'bllmg J t CaaWethorpe Stons Slrattord D\
Whiting J II Al lersenil Tamngtiei llrrelord
Wh ltin gton I II Tuxford Newaik Notts or
WinTLET, BERBERT, Prlmley Estate Pii^t rni.ti ey (spU)|
rr III hoiithleish I ark Hasant Kants
Old Hall s Walshani Nornich Noris
Woralii anion I rmlindhe Leommsiet
i Ashbourne Derby {A)t>
1 rrstun Lancs
rt Branston Burton-on
lerlin Prnnih Cumb (*i
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h^rll orn
Shortboin
Shorthorn
Hereford
Heirford
Prirsian
Pnrsian
Hereford
Shoetborn
Blue Albion
SOnlbOevtiD
houib Ihvon
Welsh Black
n»ey
<1 Gift Hall Winmarlelgh (.arstr
I I I iLIri tgv i arm llrrslmonciii
* " * * * " r, lfo>tliag(e
Whitt m I W W , llryl rd, Nortbaoir
Whltnnrrh frank rzierchurth HyThe Rt
l,C'ril The lifpwrry, K^y
“'•arr lirryt W ii rren li-n
HI 4" Ur, it I - I,.,. ,a s
tl Shmttoirn
W igan, Cbirici Lynbroofc Knaphill Woking, Surrey
Wigan, E A .Loobolt Park, Andover. Hants
Wigan, Sir R , BL, Hocstead Hall, Norwich, Norfolk ({
Uiggans, Sol , The Dimples, Garstang, Lancs (p;
WigginA H Botdtsley Mall Alvechmch, B ham War*
\\igliaia,j ,UtUierside, Kicklmtoo Carlisle, Cucuh
Wi^am, } J , Hargill House, Coanwood, Haltmhistle
Northumb {sh\
AM^tman, J , Urllsbeads, Sedgemck, Kendal, Westmor t
Wtgtey.AA H, Mitch Hill brlsted Essex
Wlloox, J .Church Farm Arlmgham, brampton-on Severn
GIos
AVilcox J E , AVoodmancotD Farm Dursley GIos
WjVd, Kerbeit, LalwMlh Castle Waieham Dorset
WiW. Jas, Grotto Farm Over Pcover, Knutsford Ches {4)t|
AA tide, J , Great Rocks Pastures, Buxlon, Derby (A) '
AVitkes, Arthur Lodge Farm. Tliurnby, Leicester (0)1
AMlkib, Mce Adm H D , DSO , Corsley House, War
minster, A'llts 1
AMIkins G .Sendfaurst Grange Send, AA’okiog, Surrey
AAilkios, H 4, East Street, Chichester Sussex
WiUrros 1 E, Great Shoesmitbs, AVadburil, Sussex
AAilkins, Wm , Central Farm, Long Maraton, Tring, Herts
AVilkioson, C, Shaufield Farm Bcckwithshaw, HaiTOgatr
Aorks
AVIlklnsoD, D B .Silvertands, Chertsey , Surrey
AAilkioson F .Newfield Farm, Gleadless Rd , Heelcy, Shef
field Yorks
AA ilkinson. Col G E.DSO Dringhouses Manor, A'ork (p]J
AVdldnson, H P, Tf e Ivy House, Baldock Rd , Royston '
HerU (*'
AA dkinsort, Mrs ] Diamond Farm, Saughall Massie. Di
kenaead, Cheshire
AAilkinson J Ihe Mount Bavington Calsheaton Numb
AViikinsoB Exots of John AS , Peldoo Hall Colchester
Fssez (,■■
AAdkinson T. Coate House, Bampton, Oton
Wilkinson AV Beecbficid Dairy Farm, Beckmlbsbai
Harrogate, Yorks
AVillao C Old Hall, Queminore Park Catou Lanes ,
Wdicock J AndertoD Wbitcburcb Tavistock, Devon («P(|
Wilding Jones C AA , Hampton Hall Malpas Cheshire '
Wilks. Mrs R Uplands Merrow, Guildford Surrey
AVilIett H T Monkten Parsonage I arm. Minster
Ramsgate. Kent ip"
VVdleit Thomas Gore Street Monkion Ramsgate Kent
AAilklts I K A H .Stoney Flatts Cbaddcsden Derby Tj
AAilley r L Inkersali House Cilmorton Rugby Warws '
Williams Mrs A Stanway Manor Chuith Siretion Salop
AViil iams A H The Hand Fatin Pontypool Koad Mon ,
WItUAMS.A U , WerrugtOD Park, uoncaitoa CoRmll|
AAiUiains Cape B Halford Cottage. Shipsten-on Stour '
Worcs
WiUiams Bros Treihamip St Marlin Cornwall
AAiibams Mrs Charles Creenw^.Cburston Ferrers Devon
Williams David Lower House Farm MalvemLink V
Williams F AV AJvcrton Farm leniance Cornwall
WiUums C ttiUisgstey Bridgnorth Salop
AVilhaois G P , ScorTier House Tnittj, Cornwall
Williams II B , Pillar House Workington Cumb
Williams H T WarTenHill Broughton. Chester
WJliams Harry, Creatwell OtterySt Mary, Pevi
AVilhams Mrs J , Soomer Ho' — —
AVilbams, J, The HaU rann I
Wiilums J A Moor Park Hi
AAilbains.J C,
m Angus
Jersey
Aberaecr
Pack
Guernsey
Jersey
Shortbom
Siiotthocti
Dun & Bid Gall
Gloucester
Sliorlhom
D Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Shorthorn
L R Shorthorn
Jersey
Jersey
ax’-
Jersey
Friesian
e Truro, Cc._ , . .
ushton Kettenng NbaoU
Togate, Yorks 'f
Caerhayi Castle St Austell Cornwall
Williams J N Amberley Court Monmouth
Williams, John, Conrturrow Camborne Cornwall '
WiUiams l_ BtisyHiB Sullen, Heiriorl
AV|lliains,UissM C S T rannock House Pcnaanie.C^w
AVilhams, M Macintosh, Jleopham Park Tonbridge, Kent
AVUliams M P.Lanartb St Keverne Cornwall ,
AAdhams H.AxdgeFimi.Toddington, DimWaWe, Beds t|
AVdUams. R. lotherras Parra lendcen St Just, Cornwalll
AAiibams K Road Fann, Hardwicke Iks. '
AAilhams It H , Wernhir, Glascoed Pontypool, Mon
WiUiaras K M , Atanor I arm Horticld linstol, Gbs
AVilbatm S K. Old Su Ithies, Swythamley, Nr MaixJcs
(irll Cheshire
AAUliaRis W Nutooiube Manor Clayhanger, Bampton, Dy
IV lUiams, Mai AV U.Caoford Wm borne, Dorset (P)t
Wiilums, AV G Homelarm CoIeshiU llighworlh W iIU-IM
AViDums AV M , ilanor Farm Burnett Bristol GIos. (ipll
WiUuoa W if , The Oaks Hewisb. Bristol GIos t
AViUunis WiUuin, hllramar, Padslow Corowalf
H » Old HaU Bnsley.Llniham, Norfolk T
2«din B^ban
, W , The Bol I B irwarton
.W
Wmusns>m,Ua; W H . Kiikbank,Mid<lleloii Tysv \nks
AVlBm* T.llulielgh Barton Ipplrpen, New'on Abbot DeV '
WlUingT Alxei Cimpton l.asilr, tlarUlon Paignton Devon ‘
Wiua, J (k J , Croft House. IlnicUcbank, W jgton, Cumb
Sborlhom
Hereford
ITicsIan
Deroa
1) Shorthorn
South Devon
south Deioo
Sbortbom
Guernsey
Heretora
Shortbom
D Shorthorn
Devon
Guernsey
Guernsey
p Shorthorn
Hereford
inouo •
D Shortbom
Sboithom
Guernsey
Gloucester
Sbortbom
Sborthora
rrieslan
Friesian
Devon
Devon
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
D Sbortbom
Vevon
D Sbortbosr
Hereford
D S>''Oith<yro
Shortbom
Redpoll
South Devon
Sooth Devon
Sborthora
WIL— WOR
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
\\ nin Jci-n A . C*rT^rb) . \ nik» (i)l
R., i.'r'inJs. Xlmnw, Nr Ouiliiford. ^'imy
Willu. H k Ctmtigton. Blrdlo* Ridfe, High VNyrrmbf
Burk*.
WHliBCT. A W , Tt»ff ird Hill, ChrjUr. Ch«hlre .
UiUrrw lUrtr. lUlton Manor. SUnlord. Asbft^ KrnJ
Wnio'ichl'T, C«nni A M . Stwl Aihton l.odi:», Bogbx
M ^ 1 , Hiehlanii^ I arm llail^hain ^ii^vir t
Millcujthbj, Ll.-Ct4 Hon T, llo«-»ham lUU, Kirkham,
AbVmkcrk IM
WiUi.Capt A S .Thomby Hill. Thomby, Northanli (l)l|
WTLLS.C M .0'dSa»«lPtrk.Stok«Bijhop,BnitoI,OIoi 1
WILLS. KKS CECIU Old SoMd Park. Slok« Biibap
BrittoLCkx *
Will* CipL 11 M . Birier Mood. Mnnrton, Scimn«t(«p/)»
WUls Sir E S , BL, Uttlecote llungerford. Brrki. (j’*'
WilB Tb<- 1 tor« of I- V U Miacrdm I’arV. Urracmt*
Mill
MiII«, Goorjr. Rydon. OpiTU Nrirton Abbot, Dei'on
M ills. Jim« .Sftbrr Hoff. Arplrby. ntmorlaod
M QIs, Thomas, Prrr^ndoii, Morrlonhaniwlrad, Devon
Mills M i Sons, M i'-vrtev Finn Firaham Surrey fj
Mills, M J, Soit*! Londoo, TrObum Sl Xlary, Ezel
MilU.M’Tf. Bracken Hill, Leigh Moods, Bristol, Clos I
Milbon, M T, ilanor House. Dogslhorjw, Peterboroogli '
NorthiDta.
M iUt. John. JIaoor Fartn. Haselbiiri . Crevkeree, Som f
Mdmol.SirR R ,Bt , Binheld Grove Bracknell, Betki.(pkj
MiliTOt SitseeU, C J . Hare Hill. Sudbuiv, Der^
M ilmot Sitnell. Jlaior D . Hare HiU. Sudbciy, Derby
Milmot Sitnell E S , SUunsbv House, Smalley, Derby (k)
MOmshint The Tzort. of Mm .Tankard Fim.Buzte4.Sz ,
Milion, A . Roekbunt Finn House, M Hoathley, Sx
M ilson. Col C E . Long Cross House. Loo« Cross. SurreyCe)
Milaw,C.E.,Mestacre,S«atlam Sorfolk [*>
Milsen, Capt CS.Stanaa) Hall Farm Colchester, Esz
Milsoe Mai Cecil. Ls-ddiogton Manor, Svmdon V\ilta.Cp
Milsoe Maj Cecil. Lj-ddiogton M
MUson, P, Irby-on Humber, Gniiisby Lines (s)
M ilson C J H .ITie Cringe, Bourton Shnvenbam, Berks
Milioo H , Red House bam Elstead Surrey
Wilson, K. F , Harden, Mhitley Bay. horthumberUnd (*)
\iiw Et Col Harold, Kopton Court, Xlirfield, Yorks '
J The Chestnuts TiUantire Cockemoutb Cumb
I , Michael Seat. Lylh Crosthuaite, Kendal Mmld
I C , Ashles Manor King s Somborue, Hanta
‘ J Hall Flatt Scaleb), Carlisle Cumb t
K K , Rickuigball, Vut Norfolk
— I^sr House. GaablesbyJCarliale Cumb
I -I F J Ssiatland Fetice, FtMoo Kortbumb
MileOD, jehs, Cnmmock Bank, Migton, Cumberland
M ilson, Joseph, Barney House, M igton Cumb
MUson, Maj N S , Norton Crange Malmesbury, VVilu
MUson R,Doek»5-n*e J»P)f
MUson R A Ke»hou8«, Capheaton, Newcastle on Tyne
Nortbumberlaad
Wilson, T M & Sons, Hadleigh Suffolk (*)1
M Uson. Tboraas, tHenwra’ , Cad Hullon M estmesUnd t
MUson M , Minfotd Fann, Kuigswood, Motion under
Edge.Glos (PH I
MUson, M B.IairhavenFann Oaksey Malmesbury, M ilts
MUson, M J , The Red House, Sevenoaks Kent
MUson Mailer, Kidside Farm, XlUntborpe, ^VestIDar!aDd
Mlltbew, M R .The Court Lodge, Egerton, Kent
WiitoQ. George. Laburnbam Farm, AbboUketswell. Devon
WUuhire, E, J , AU Cannings. Devues, MUts.
MUtshire. F,H>de. Nevraham, CIos.
Minch, Fredencii.Craneburst Cranbrook Kent.
Minch, W F , TUsden, Cranbrook, Kent
Mindebank, Comm. A J , Henw-oc"!, DUieyn, HerrfoRl
M indsor, M , Fark Farm Ackington. M bitchuich, Salop
Ming, M F, Farinhurst Farm, Cranleigh, Surrey
M ingfirid, A H , AmplhUl House. Ampthill, Beds
Mingfield Col M E G R Barrington Park. Burtord Oaon
Minser.Bng-CenC R P . C Xt C . Dean Hous-, Cbailbury.
Oxen (*)
Minsor, J T , Blagdon Paignton, Devon
Minstanley.T, Uttle Heath Farm Dunham Massey. Ches
High Street House, Morland Penrirt, Cv"'>’
M interbotham, F , SUndish Court, Stoneh.
e CIos.
Minterbotham Capt F W , Coberiey, Cheltenham. Glos 1
Winterbottoci, Mrs. Oakley Place East Cnnstead, Sussex j
Minterbottom. G H , Horton House Nr Northampton (pAJt I
Minthrop Mrs, Hidcole Manor. CaTnpden.CloocesteT '
Minioo.Col H P,de, Abbots Lodge, Gloucester t
Mmtour, h Parsonage Farm, Mansel Lacy. Herefordsh re
Mise, Sir Frederick. XI P. Holwell Court, Hatfield, He—
Mise.J R , lYeston East Farm, lYeston le Skf — *-
DarlmgU —
e, AycUffe
Woogta Farm, Bishopton, Fenyhill, Durham
D Sboribotn
Jersey
Guernsey
0 Shorthorn
1 rteslao
Shorthnm
Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Swtb Devon
Fbonbom
South Devon
U Sborthom
South Devon
D Sbcclhorik
Red PoO
Sbonbom
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus I
Sborthom ‘
Dexter
LR Short
I'^oU ,
L. R Sbortbon
Fnesian
Kerry
Frsesian
Fnesian
Sborthom
Shorthorn
Guernsey
D Shoruom
Red PhU
Shorthorn
Sborthom
Short bom
SbortboTh
Hereford
D Shortbora
Sborthom
Red PoU
D Sh^boro
D Sborthom
Soath Devon
Sborthom
Sborthom
Sussex
linrlocd
Sborthom
Gueinsry
Park
D Sborthom
Comisey
Red PoU
Guernsey
Fnesian
Dexter
Ayrshire
Hereford
Jersey
Shw t nom
H|«e, R E , Preston Afanor Ajxhff' DarUniinn Durham
M«»e tt , IJlile Siamtnn Bishnpton. Femhill. Dirham
MH*. AAartvo. Xlarti's Hill Hoceestnn Minslow, Hucki.
AAisemaa John. CnigwrII, 1 s<er
Stratton I arm, Clapton m Gordano.Portishead
Milhen Richard Casnrll farm. Portbury, Clapton Som
Milhefs, M K , Lotrrr Court I arm. Long Ashton Bristol
Glos
Wlllenham Lotd. Iloirbury Park MaUingford Berks '
Mivrn J It , Keswick Hotel. Krsirick CiimberUnd
Modehouv.t I .Monlinen Hertfird
MonnarotG F. Hardirott bsxlenham Daniaril TaMst«
Mood A G. Liinibe Granee Helper Derbx shire
Monl,XlcvA At . Barton Hall Nralishead Sonsich
AAood A K AAdson Tlmsbury 'fanor Roinsev Hants.
AAoot. X(cs Ann. Thtuston Ccaict AUeumre iterefoeU
AAood Arthur AKtrx, Kiseisiilc I pper Heeding Susses
AAood. Itrrtiard Clapton Tbrapston Sortbanu
AAood I It, Ailla farm Snaith Aorks.
AAood I meet The Rutland Arms Hotel Bakewell, IXrby fpif
AAood. F Russell, Uendisb House, AVelwyn, Herts. t.
AAood C If Alanor House Lltllelongstone, Bakewell Derbyj
Mood, Ilenrsr Cooper The Rigde, Speldhuist Kent
AAood. J A Sons A icarwond, Alarkealon Derbtsbi e
AAood James, liacklhorpe HsII Pennth, Cumb
AAoMl. John. Brocks Bushes Slocksfield-on T>ne v uiub
AAood. John. AVragmire Bank Curnwhintou, Carlisle, Cumb
AAoodJohn K .Castle Heaton CombiU.on Tweed N’umbfVltl
AAood JcBeph. Evening Hill, Thursby, Carlisle, Cumb
AAood. RKbatd, Xluftown Fann, ClnwKk, Ulvrrston, Lanes.
AAood S C , Aile, Cheltenham CIos (e)ti
AAood Saouel, Hall Farm Catthorpe, Cbesiertield, Derby |
Mooil. AAf. Braes, llurstpierpoint Hassocks Sussex **
Wood. VA R RuU Craddock Culloinpton, Devon
Wcai AAm Reg . Habrougb, Lines
AAoodall.JobaC K AAambani Place, Horsbaoi Sussex
AAoodcock. If Drysdale Lypiall Park Stroud, CIos (p)|
AAoodeock.T F.Pevmton Cwennap, Redruth Cornwall
AVoo<ldis«e M B Home Farm AlJestree, Derby
AAoodfieM. G . The AAeston Halt AAeston^n Trent Derbvl
AAoodfield. Gen . jun Matrt Oakley Farm Nr M indsor
Berks
AAoodford Capt C E AI , fiowsholts Parm A\e«tCrinilead
Sussex
Moodford. F CAKE Stone’horp J arm Slone Ajlei
, KimbUnick, Prmres kis
bury Bucks
AAoodford. L , Manor Fi
borough Bucks
AAoodzate Frederick, hy House Che’tworth Suffolk
AAoodgaie AAm Fairfield Framlinghim Suffolk (i)l)tj
AAoodgate Jones AA Pri.t()maBS Etlerbtidge, Kent '
AAoodhams.A ElmsAalerarm I'lover Kent
Moodhesd J F Rough Nook Meltham Huddersfield A
ASondin M .AAigsthorpe Ramwcll Petetbotoueh N hfuiis
AAoodiwiss, Afai h S Mocidrnoffc Gt Waltham £sx fA/g]
AAoodivriss Isaaf Newtwi Tnislhorpe Hall, Trusthorfw,
Afiblethotpe Lines (pA)
AAoodiwiss, Sam Gtave1e)S GreatMaltham Cssx (ipAifJt
Woodrow, AV B, Steep Park Jarvis Brook Sussex
Woods Fdmund L Chilgrove, Chichester, Sussex (rp)|
Woods Hueh ACo , O'd Reclorv Dunstable, Beds
Shortboen
Shorthorn
l> Shorthorn
Sborthom
p Shorthorn
South Devon
D Shorthorn
Red Poll
Fnesian
Hereford -
Fnesian
D Shortbora
Fnesian
D Shortbora
L. R Shorthorn
Je"')'.,
Blue Albion
Shortbora
Shorthorn
Shortbora
Sborthom
Shortbora
Sborthom
L, R Sbortbon
D Shortboro
D Sborthom
Guernsey
CuerEsey
Blue Albion
Friesian
Friesian
Jersey
D Shorthorn
AAoodviIle, Jas , Brord
Aillaston, Birkenhead, Che
AAoodwaid, R AV .Milsthorpe, Breaston, Derhv
Woof. J . Stnckland Hall Penrith, Cumberland
Woof, William, Clawlhorpe Hall Burton M’m land (sf>A)t|
AAoollacxitG Acoiel.rtowlrnd Bar*on, IkiwUnd, Dolton, Dvn
AAoetevmgton. Lord Lavinpton Pare, PeAworth, Sussex {I
AAooleock, H J , Tboraleigh, Chitsworthi , GunnlsLiki
Tavistock, Devon
AAooknmbe.G A L., Hemerdon, Plympton, Devon
AtooMndge. F, Pedmore Farm, Stourbridi.e, Mores
AAoofley.HubeetAA , Ba'land Fields KmoiiUon Notts (hAltl
AAoolmer. XIcs Sbiriey, Marfietd Pnury. Bracknell. Berks '
AAooSler. George Albert, Pennbur) Fm , lenn. Bucks (iA)t
WoottoQ. Dr J C, Hajdock Lodge Newton lo-AAlIIovrs.
J.ancs
Woottoo. John H , Cvfbrd Bridge Sollars llere'<*nl
AArwersterrouatv ACity Mental flmpllal, lAiwiek. AAores
AAordsworth, ChriStorhrr, Brooklands S Go<lslrne Surrei t
Wockmxo, G-, Tb« lUyts, RertvWch Road, NottMlelA, '
AAorci - (e\s
notklmui.T AV.ThePeeches.Carletnn, Carlisle ' y
AAonall Bertram Seven Springs, Meeple .Aston.
AAorrall, Robert D. Furlong Gbaetnnf, IVvtui
AVorsey. C B , Aew Tree I irni. larwwrth.
Waiwrs
Red Poll
Sliorlhom
fnesian
Fnesian
Shorthorn
DeXter
Dexter
Red Poll
Park
South Devon
Sooth Devon
Friesian
D bhortbora
Red Poll
Guernsey
Fnesian
Friesian
Shortbora
D ShorthoiD
Devon
South Dema
South rievoe
Fnesiag
L R S!rirax=
Jersev
I) Shcrtiorr
Jersey
158
CATTLE BREEDERS— ENCLAVD.
WOR— 2ET
\aiup an<l A<Wt«5s
Name Addfess
v.„.
\^ A , HoMfiKham JIaTI ^Eiltnn, ^ orks tp}\
Uot«I*v Woismck R , Ac'on R jund Bndgnorth Salop »sS)l
\\or1, MfS ."P-c O’Thar-'s WaltoD-on Thames. Surrey :
\\onh«is\o»i, C V , RoUKh llev*4 Henbury, MattlrafirW '
Cheshire
Uorlhiiigvii.Capt S K Fresd n Fm , Jlijhvi'orlh, Wilts ti
WorthihElon, Capl F, Coomhs Farm, Challock Ashford j
Kent I
^'Vo^hlnfloo Vv Vi ,Mio'leTla)es liehlield Stalls U),
"oltnn J Dunwell Usboroueh Ifvhridi'e, Devon ($>|
Vraaa.G H Carr House Farm Worllej .Sheffield \oi‘
Wratball \\ WrUrossCiiance Horsham Sussex
Wren l«aar Ullletrrsslhmiie KesweV Cumberhnd
Urevlord A J ,t.itronil»e Corn«orlh\ Totnes. Devon
Wneht Urns , Leich Court, Craddock. Ciillomplon, Deve
Wrieht C J .Grose Farm South Creake, Faketiham Vorf t
WRIGHT & CATTELL, THE KISSES. Walrav*. North»)f-|
^\rTpht, Dennv, ^forlej ifoase. ^foulton St
Norfo’k
Wrijht I. t , Ag len House, Rr WTiitchiireh Salop
Wright r L.Crav'shsw Emh-y, Wakefield \orkt
Wnchl.Capt F t rilrhetbert Lady Hole Aahbom..
ivrbsshire (pilt
Wright, ft A Elms I arm Rust mere Lowestoft, SuR I
Wright, Capt H hii/her^rl T elderslev Hall. Derby (pjt
Wright Harry New Ion Farm Edgmond Newport, SaJopt
Wnght.) H .Meddler Stud Kennett.Rewmarket, Sufi
Wnghl. K II , Wallands House Seavnes Hill, Hayward
Heath, Sussex (1]
Wright M .Corporation Farm WTiitton Ipswiich Suff
Wnght, R 4r \\ (leekfield Heightinigtoo, Lincoln (sH
Wright Maj R S 1 ark Cottage Alnwiek. NortUumb '
Wriglit Mrs S f Halion Park Ijinoaster t
IWight, S dnr\ J Woodside Qgom Loughboiough, l^lei
Wrigh*, T H Fenn House Fartn Fenny Drayton
Nuneaton Torks
Wright, Thomas The Grange, Old laike Boston Lines
Wrighl.W D , lleesby Manor Al/srd Lines i
Wtighl Capt W N Ardock Lodge LewdewTi D«s«n (p)
Wnght W W ftagea Little Mapl'itead Halstead Esx t
Farm, Gosfoctb/Iiaavb .
Wrinrh Donald Shotley Hall Shniley Ipswich Suffolk (t)]
Wrinrji S N Afwarton Ipswich Suffolk (rWt
Wroth F C 4\ L Cminhe Aveton Ciflord hingsbndge
Devoo *
Wmth I ^lovle} Cooiiibe Helbeton SO Devon s,
Wfolh J S Rnowle Aselnn ftiflonl Kingibfidce Devon tl
Wrollesiey Lonl Wmitesley WoKerhampion Staffs ‘
Wjaft A I Roller Mills lioves Tracey Des-on
WyaM.Jamis Cmlord Wiviliseoiobe »)m
*■ ■ ■ ■ I Nailsea Somerset fpjl
•”i Berks '
)ersey
South Devon ,
1 R Shortbois
D Sborthoni
Stiorlhom
Sonth Devon
Friesian
D ShorOtom
Aberdeen Angus]
RedPoU
D Sborthom
D Shorthorn
Red Poll
Cuemeey
Sbonhom
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Short born
Sbonhom
L R Shonhom!
L R Shonhom I
Devon
Red PoU
Sbonhom
Shonhoen
Red Poll
Red Poll
South Dettm
South Deton
South Devon
Cuemsey
South Ovvoo
Devon
D Sbonhom
Cuemsey
Wat...
Wykebam Musstavc A C Ashndge Estate Oflict
Oaddrsden, Berkhainsled, Herts.
Wjhe D F, Rea Brook Mmsterley, Salop
W yndham, Mis< RotateLodge Rogite Petenfield
Wvndham Mist £ F Wans Chippenham. Uilts.„
Wvnne Capt I, C.Wareop Wes'Riorland
'1. E Copped SBU.BppmS.Eiin
Aabstey.J J Ashford Aveton Gifford Kingsbrldgi, Pvi
Tartxirougli The Earl of BroclWbj Park, I incs (iS'tl
\arn^ W C . Eastham Park Tetibury , Worcester
Yarrad Siicuel,Sedgcbrook Manor, Cranthaui Lines («p*)
TateLee, C Green Barnes, Dinburj, Chelmsford L"—
Yatet, Mtj S P, Broughton Grange Ranburt , Oxon
Yates, W H , Korlon Farm, Wroxetcr Salop
\ate5, Wm yuit . Breaks Hall Appleby Westmorland (A]
Velland W L Netherent' Iddesleish Winkleigh Devon I
Tendril F J , Lpsol. North Mojton Barastaple, Deven (s)i
Tendril Fred , Wood Btrlon, Morchard Bishop Delon '
Tro Thomat Court Barton Abbots Biekington, Brandi!
Comrr Deion
\eomsn \\ O.Fom'drartn Ivybtidtr, Deion
S romans, AnhuG W ilhington, Hereford
\romans, W , Wett Hope Hereford
Terbiirgh R A Woodfold Park, Blackburn Lanes
Vorke, Mrs Beatrix V, Peters Farm, Sandy Lane
Chippenhain Vi ilts 1
Young H. Cay HiU Headly Heath Kings Norton
BiriDingbaai Warws „ .
\ouog Maj Hugb G, PSO Grange Farm, Radnage
IlighWyeombr Bucks
\oung I Bishop, Braintree Essex
Toung, M G, Crass) mead Bolley Hants
T oung. Martin, Punsley, W hitbv, Yorks
Tounc Robert Manor Farm Hollingboume, henl
Young T.Grerostke, Dalston Carlisle Climb
Young, W , Sleek, tamg’ord, Bristol Gloi
Younger.W Y , biirradon Farrr w.
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Younshiisband. H, Drewrrv House, Caldheck, Wigten,
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London, having been connected with the home and foreign pork trade for oyer 60 years. We are
interested in the development of the Home supply of Pigs, and shall be glad to report and advise
on quality and selection. Farmers svho have not the conveniences for *'lling their pigs may sen
them alive, to our order, to Maiden Lane Station, or Tufnell Park No. 3 Slaughternouse. e are
also wholesale distributors of Bacon. Butter. Cheese, Lard, Eggs, Tinned Fruits and Tinned Meats.
Price List on application.
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Mcnn N .LocKrr'Irj Wafer Romscj, Hants Hampshire Dd
A yiwanJ T J , Manor farm l‘ Tjthfrlj.SalisVur). Wilts Hampshire Dn
A^Htn.W \ thaUlrr,Si<JeUham,ChichesUr, Sussex Soathdawn
AythlordbanI nl. A S.CourtHiusp Uroati»a>, Worts Suffolk
|lab<r, J , Talbot rarra, DsrI am. Cliipptnhatn .Wilts
Itadcofk, Rex \cxfurd, Stocumber Taunton Somerset (^) ^
il-ules, (r .Hill End Fann. Haldm, I»r Dmgtey, ^orks
Dailey,] 1 ,Musgra\c,KirkbySlephen, Westmorland 1
italley, Wcslev Fred, Damera farm, Slartcsi, Hants
Daily, E C , High House, Rovnn?ton Warwick 'ep)
Diinbridpe, G W , Bink House, Killon, Middleton m '
Teewale, Co Durham
Daiobridfe, Geo, Asb Uub Ellers Gill Middleton in
Teewlile Co Durham
Pilnbndee, J , Low Woodside Farm Temple Sowirhs
I rnntb, Cumb
Dainbndje Janif« Orthwaite, Ireby, Cumb
Hiinbridse, Knherl Marrick Ab^y, Rirhmond Yorks
Baiuhrtdbe.T W , (laylei Field, Richmond, Yotks (tit
Itainbridie Thos \ewTree Doirowdale, Keswick, Cumb
Daker E W , Parsonage Farm, Bekesbourne, Canterbury,
Kent (il
Jiaket H C , PejUai Hall Boxioid, Colthesler, Essex
DsVer James, Lanaere Withjpoo! Taunton Somerset
Daker James il , Manor Farm Stockbridge, Hants
Daker,l, Ineham.Way/ord Manor Crewkenie,Somersetf<Jl)
Hiker ilis« U P Chedslow Manor Malmesburi Wils
llakrf.ltuirire The Meers Mrbi Cross Weeley.Fssex (») I
Dakrr p Wildmoor Alcester Rd , Stratford on A\-on
''ar»s (fJ-W
Haker Col Sir R ,D S O Ut RaflslQn.DIandlord, liot(iF)
Uaker, Thos lloroe Farm South Tidworth, Hants
Hiker ihelateW J Churchills Farm Vsrmoutli lOW
Baldwin, A L loderley Tenbur', Wercs («)
laldnis, 1 ,Gt Carton Bury St Edmunds Suffolk (*]
Hale, John Edbrookf Winsford, Taunton Somerset
iUlkniU 11 Avelon Gifford, KiofRbndge Dei-on t
Hall J n Knighttey House CccIcshalJ Staffs
Uall.J. Rowland AdbaitoQ Staff rd (t>)
Hall, Joseph Crease Tawttock Devon
UallaiKe bydnev Areb , South Lodge Daldock, Herts
Oamlet, W R \\ The Manoe Farm ( alton fhorehesiet.
Dorset
llanbury J W W Kwelalami Bude C mwsH
llaneroft Cajit ' W H Hawlii g I odge Andovetsford
Glot
Itannisirr S C ( ourl Lod^e Barron be Susses
Hinton W I he 01 1 House beisdon Wolverhampton
Staff!
ttacbet A M WeUinsUn s>ak)p
HarrU), L & Sons Hunt lelhain Hall Runtiogford
Hampshire Do
DVirset Horn
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Swaledair
Hampshire Dn
Suffolk
Snaledale
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Wenslrydate
Wenslexdale
Kerdwick
Romney Marsh
Sulfelk
Hampshire Dn
Dorset Horn
Exmoor Honi
Suffolk
Suffolk
Kerrv Hill j
Hampshire I’d
H ampshire Pn
Dorset Horn
RieUnd
S ffolk
hxmoor Horn
South Devon I
Shropshire I
Suffolk
Ddicmoor I
Hampshire Dn I
Dorset Itom '
jwnth J & SopA Head Sook Mvfr«<ouf,h Broughton
Preston, Lancs
Hon Ale* If lichen Stoke Manor Ham*
t V. Itiiahmgion Lmedo irt)
<• II Aniberlei Bury Road Newmarket Suffolh
J,llfmielani lanxarAotts
F The MancpT Longstock Slockbndxe, Hams 1
V> IMack Notli) Hall Urainlree Lssex
Lord Ilivth Hall Rolhertiaiii k orks (rJI)f
j ohn Aikbank Wi|,lon Ciimterland Ml
oceph A Son Uarugh Nike Wigtoo, Cumb (cA)t
SSiUiam Wocut Ontiard rami Aodlem Cheshire
ham Mrs llilhi le Arkenearthdale, korki
W il H II Heal l*bor<iigh IVion t
T. Coalpits brale> Ruling Mill Norlhumti
S Ueeei Wtaikland Wnbypool Taunton Som
1 , Temple Mrasham nur1ou.on Trent btilts. (k)
W P Crt lanii Liilleheirpston,Tolnes Deion (ri
W AVLiIe Jlmise W bisb) Ltnrxiln
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Lanniln L.W
Suffolk
Suffolk
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SuHcw
Suffolk
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{lord Leicester
Shropshuu
Swaledale
Dartmoor
MtD dk Face
Batbtftsc Nla) Sir Fred, Sombomc Park, Stockbndge,
Hants (tph)
Batteo, E J, The Sanatorium Farms, Wissmgton
hayland Essex (rpA/]t
Batten, Mai HCC DSO,&Mrs Aldon, Yeovil Som frO'
Batten, W C , peek Hill FaiTB, W alkhampton Devon.
&Ute, Fred, C & Sons, Potter Hanwotth, Lincoln fc)
Batty Joseph Ireby, Cowan Bndge, hickby Lonsdale
Wesunoriand
Batty, ifason Hugh Croft, Dent Yorks
I Bandm, J , Kleon, Durrington, W'llts
I Bawdeo, Philip Newland, Exfc^, Taunton Soiii
Bawdeo T D , Cloggs, Hawkndge, Dulverstone, Som
Baxendale, Guy V , Framfietd Place, UckfieJd. Sussex (ep)
I Bayley J & A , Tangmere, Chichester, Sussex Up)
Bayttss,R IJttle YarkhiU, Nr Hereford
I Bayman P A, Lethenngbain Abbey, Wickham tfarket
: Suffolk (A)
I Baynes. G , The I.ea Riding liIilI-on>Tyoe, Northumb (cA)
I Baynes, W E C , Tugwell Halse, Taunton, Somerset (c)
I Beadl^ F, Stowey, Tunbeiscom^, Taunton, Som (e)
I Beal, G T , Great Keedate, DnSietd, YciVs
I Beales II F, Ickleton, ^ffroa Walden, Essex (AJ
' Bean. S E , Leavenheatb. Colchester, Essex
Beauebamp. Sit K Bt , Langley Park Norwich, Norfolk
I BEAFAX, 3 T., Wuubw, Rutbniy, Shropshire
Beck, Wro Red House Farm, Easby, Richmond Yorks
Beckwith, G W New Hall, Stammore,tja Pennlb, Cumb
Beckwith Jos .H’ghEwbank Staininore,t>(is Peniitb Cumb
Bedford Puke of, K G , W obuni Abbey, Beds fek)
BEHRENS. HAJ. CUTE, Simton Grange, Malton. I
Yofki (cFA)t
Bclcber. J , Morns Tibbertoa kfanor, W eUington, Salop (A) S
Bell George VV , Stiaihmore Arms, Holwiek Aliddlelon in S
Teesdale, Co Durham
Dell. Sir Henry, Mynthurst Rcigate, Surrey (e) S
Bell J & Son^Dockray, Matterdale, Pntritb Cumb I
Bell Joshua, Turner Holme Lunedale, Middleton m Tees S
dale Co Durham
Bell Luther C, Linds ly Fold Carsdale, Sedbergh, ^ orks S
Bell, Matthew, Low Houses, Low Row, Richmond, \orki S
B*n, R , Low Wluta Keetb, Ricbmond, Yorks S
Bell ThMas W Cardew Ilouse Dalston, Carbsle, Cumb I
Bell, W, Gibbs Hill, Bardoa Mill, Northumberland A
Belt W £ . UiU End. Fotest la Teesdale, Co Durham S
Bennett. E J . Cowesfield Farm, Whitepansb Salisbury I
WilU
Benaeii, Geo M , Little Arrow, Conislon, Lancs >1
Bennatt Jas W , Hunt Bans L^es. Sussex (<) S
Bennett, R E . Cbesilbourne. Dorchester Donet D
Bennett A Lambert Walltbwaite Troulbeck, Pcnnlb H
Cuni^land {e)t
Bennetts, J M , KiUiganoon, Devoran CenrMaU (cp) D
Bensted MVS. Ccj^hall. Milton Regis, Sittiagbourne R
Kent
Bentinck. Lord Henri Underley Hall, K rkby Lonsdale M
NVesUncelaud t()t
BENTON.MS HFRBF.RT. 1 P- Rntlshtla House. Reading. E
Berks (rpAlt
Berners Ma} John Anstrutber, OB E , Wolverstone Park Si
Ipswicb Suiialk RA)
Berry C E Middleton Market lUrborough Leics M
Berry. E , Bramplou Ash, Market lUrborough Leics W
Berry, Henry, kUncpr Farm, Laogaish Peterst eld Hants.(pl H
Berry, J >1 , Fa rlioch, Andover Rd , tSinchester, Hants il
Berry, F H, Oienboume Farm, East Mcon, leterslieid.t II
Berry. W ni. J , Manor Farm. Tuf ton, WTuteburch, Hants (A1 H
Bersey.W C. bbnard Farm. St Germans CorawaU (c( &
Beseot. t \V, Home Farm. Caddesdeii Place, Hemel St
Hnnpatead, Herts (c)
BesenL Vvilbam John. Winterbourne Kingston Blandford D
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Charles E , Manor Farm Fit eld Bavant Salisbury, II
Suffolk
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Eiinoor Horn
Oxford Down
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
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Wensleydale
Swaledale
Swaledale
Southdown
Blk Welsh UtD.
Swaledale
Swaledale
Sweledale
Bo^ Leicester
Mtn filk. Facn
SwaUdala
Harepshtfe Da
WiltshjTB Horn
Wiltshire Horn
Hampshire Dn,
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HlarkWkt H j A " ,lto»cb)lo«v L><lil Krnt l«ki It
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BUke, %N. r . Falnier Court, Nr V«rt, Sussex S.
BUnleni.C G., Basthureh. Salop
MUttUofd. C K . 1 alTpUte. OkebatnMw !>'■«> ^
't',’ I
Bletoeb, Mn H.lox kartn, Bascole Heath Southam. Nr I
BlomV^'.U^.* «> Son. Mapleslead HiU, *
Blmmt* H F . Sodinatoo Rock, DewiBey, N'otn |
HiTtb "l S . Net* Hottse \\*llOT«n Nate. I *»e» I j
BoooeV^A. }< , Waoot Farm HJdenbim. Camli j
122k f S Crcmleytro'eiN** «ket. Sulfolk S
R B J^hBowood. Beaminater, Oorvl {
iody^W j’ DSOV^iltertham Court, Wiltenham. S
alter, Carlton Grange, Bnokley Ne«Tn*rk«t 1
Bolt^Lll*M*Bor Farei, Spelsbury. ®i®,f ,,,, i
Baiton' L O i,eeiiilDje*on U^water, Peoflth, Cuffb (rlf j
illwa! Lord.’Bottoo Aall, Bentley Uybum, Yorki J
Bcod/Penurd. Hirtooh*. Ropier. »»"«*• ^ ‘ :
Dond.CrS^,Tbonidoa.Ash»at« Bea*otUty.I>voa(<) I
Bond C H,helUtonF*fin.E*»tAlluirM.De»on 5
Boniface, lohn.ButgheKfe.He'abury.Brt'tj
B^dc. J W , Cenlcfc. kioofiholm, Booa^ck, korki j
Boot*. J D , GieerBaffel Home, Knlihtoo, ^lop •
^tb A E .Sydmonton.Burihclerr Newbury. Berk*
Booth’, Ernest. Wp*»cm,kStlW „ ^ v (rok/1
a'j friiriiferSilVK*
Boow.'^Wrtson, Hall Duanecdale, SeatbBaite, Broughton
Borougb." "*0' B^S^.
Bosanquet, Robert Carr, Rock, Aln»ick Nortbumo (ep
Bott, A F, JP, Bennington Lordship, Stevmage
H'«» « ^
Bolten. Jasper. Rodmell
BottenU, Harold, Tilbwel
Bourttoo, G F.Asbend
tVirii LeKCSier
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HrrdsiKk
HrrdirtcV
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M etshMnuntain
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Hampshire Da
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^iitlolk
llUckface
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llatnpablre Do. .
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SouthdoKis
Shropshire
Darunoor
Bon] Leientec
Henskydale
Shnpshue
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Done! Hem
Romney Maitb
Bretitlrai.c L , Fltra] er Park Okrhatnplor, Peson
Drefiilon. F G , hilherford. (Ikehampton, Ifeacm
Uresil V> O, Harrnit Park, Coada Green. Launceston
ComstaU *
tirrreton. If , Hrslcei.Clun, Shropshire '
llrell, (.enrer, I ilgrave, Nr>ty>rl Pamell, Bucks
Brcerr ttilliams, 1 H T L , Maesru.l.lud, Vr Newport
klon
llnaol AUrnl ShalVume Mills, Hungerf.ird, Berks
Dnee, U hi J , Hoo Lodge Hoo, Kent
Orldgrfrird, fieri R J , htinsbalch Slaunlon-on Arrow,
llerefont
BrUgeman. Rev C V O . Blymhlll Rectory, SMfnal, Salop
Itriitbain H H , Tioueh Head, Bowes, Co Durham
Ilrtcbt.C.Stadwell Hill, Clun, Shinpshire
{Mgbt. Geo, Itisedcott rarm Ulnletboucne Eatls
Salishury. Hilta
Bright. R.Bucknell, Salop '
BroKlwas John llartelfl Cholderton, Salisbury. Hills
ticockbank | &H H . Beekside.SiIecroft Cumb (*'
Bfocklebank, Kev C H Hestwood Park. Hrst Bergholt
Colchester (c)t
Ilmcklebank. Harold, CrUedale Hall ConistoR, Lanes (c)
llrocklebank. ) O Sprme Bank. Cran«e.oser Safldj,
Lanes (c)
llrocklebaok Joseph, Carlton le-Moorland, Lincoln (r)
tlfOCklehiicsl n h Oinve House Bedford (ch'
Ilrodie Bros , Bmckhall Farm, 1 lore, Norlhanis
lirook. O . Sheeden, bxmoor. North Molton, Devon
llrooke J K Ingham Hhistlow harm. Steeple Aston,
llrooke J* K Ingham Hhistlow harm. Steeple Aston,
Oxon (‘)
Brooke.J lUrllell.Finkley Manor Finn, Andover, Hants
Brooke J K I Home hami. Middle Barton. Oxen
Brook*, linn G Beach Hhstton. louthhnrough. Lelci (f't
Brooks. H A Son*.The MalUngs, Mistley, Essex (ep)t
Brolhechooil Slaoley, Thomhaugh, Hansford N bants
Broiighatl. R t B Hykey Hoii«e, Rovton XI Towns
Btougblon. A A . Impeni. .North Peiherten, Bridgwater
S^ierset (*1
Broogbtm, } P DowUsh Hake rarm, UmtnslCT.eom
lleown A .(osh, Litton, Skipton. Nocks
iirown h . Cakebam Tower. H Hittering, Chichester, Sx
Brown Mrs h A , burton HiU House Morrtoa fn^Marsh
C.los <e>l1
BrewD. FH & Son Harel Manor Farm, Compton Martin
nr Bristol. Glos
Brown, G S Chequer Court, Ash Canterbucy. Kent (P)
Ueown. I . Hhite Street Cceen harm BoxfoH, Colchester, I
Essex
Brown, I O & Soos Hall Farm, Maldon, Essex ipA)t '■
Brown, John Marion Common Kirb) Mnorside, Norks
lirowTi.los Halujston, Prakndge Stalft (k) '■
Brown P <> & <Iods. Tremadart Carton,l>ulor,ConiwaU(c) '
Browo. Perc . nomogton, Uneoln
Bcown. R C Claphxm House. Alfrition, Sussex
Brown. R W Llioer harm, Cognor, Sussex •
Brown, Richard Landport Lewes, Sussex
Browo. RKhard.Ruvlon Hall, R^ton XI Towns.Salop fe) :
Browo.T C.Fmbetton House. Eroberton, Bedford. Beds
Browo Thomas & Son, tiarham Hall, Kings Lynn, Norf (c) i
Drown H C A Son, Appleby, Scuolborpe lines
Brown Hilkmson Gillrow, Newluds, Keswick. Cumb
Drown. Hra Henry, Faustone,RiahopstODr,Salisbury .Hills t
Browne P.Ct HornngerHall.BunSt Ldmuods.Sulf (k) :
Browne. CaOt W P . M C , « F K , Dr^lccton. Bl»nd-
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Suffolk
Leicester
Shropshire
South Devon
Lincoln L.H
Southdown
Southdown
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Shropshire
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Cotswvild
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Herdwiclc
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SofloLk
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Romney Marsh
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Unlmrr J Riccal Hou<c Nunningtcin Malton Yorks (kl
Dulmcr Robrrt&Sons Ct Hablon MaltOQ \otks
Hunt H B Woodland Tuo Watersfoot Liskcard Cnallj
Burch Arthur J Ashton Dorthcsler Dorset
Burch JiMrph Highatn Bury St l-dmunds Suffolk
Burl n r C Lpitertie Dorchester Dorset
Burr'- J R Itthen Abbas Winrtiestet Hants
Bar C J Waterloo House The Beach W aimer Kentl
Ilurci*® J TheGfan"e E Carlton Hkt Harhoro l^ics
Murk nsha« \ C Park House llatclil e ( rmisbv Lmes (e)
I un J Cofleo Tirld Head Wark Northumberland
I um \\ Conheath Bell ngham \orthu nberland
BAR Worth Wiihj-pool Taunton Som
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lurra R P Tbe House Plavden Sussex
BURRSIX, COL. SIR U R BL Knepp Caatla
Sussex ^ (cr*)fl
1 Off II K J FisbyRlaec BurySt rdmunds Suffolk *
1 urr II Rob nson W R rim House Redm II Leybum Yks
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fl ff Tbtesk (ctl
Busk Mrs W G 4 Joseph Wraxhall Manor Dorchester
Dorset
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sell J W < itt sham Honiton Devon fei
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Butler II R DarfotsJ Farm Wimbow» Dorset (etf
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Hull f Joh TheGrince AllCannoas fVtires Wilts i
But r Inha 4 Sons Launceston I m Wandfort Dorset
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Cano 1 lert ArtFarm SlxJdlexh T verton Devon
Cann Wm Roll 1 ann Sirodle gh T verton Devon
Hraisnick Colchnier Tssexf*);
Capon Harry henton HaU S osemarkel S ffolk (cAjI
Capper i ti L.,1heNonbgale bl Heonards Heiefori
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Suffolk
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Mtn Blk Face
Exmoor Horn
Fjintoor Horn
Exmoor Horn
Exmoor Kom
Kerdnick
Romney Marsh
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Cawley J D Snou-shll HU Fam Moreton n Marsh
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CATLET. K, Carham HaU. CoinhiU-oa Tweed, N mb (effi .
Cazenove Capl j M NenellsFann Nuthuist Horsham
Sussex (cp)
Chadsr ck J VV Cock Hall AVh tworth Lancs
Cbampioo AV K L R ddleswortb Hall Attleborough
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Chapman G H Barnaby Grange Cuisboro gb Yorks '
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Cheek F T Cbatc Abbey Ventnor I O AA '
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Chester Richard Low Moor Farm Ripon Yorks
Cbeslerman J B TuckwellS Fann Kempsford Fairford
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Chick J H Atjnford Eagle Dorr Jester Dorset
Cbck W D Compton A aUance DcrcUestcr Dorset
Chick \V J Stratton Doithester Dorset
Ch Icon Mis Lewell Dorchester Dorset
Childs E &Sons Got veU Fam Longbrrdv Dorset
Ch td> William AAest Knighton Dorchester Dorset
Ch Uingworth H D Bradwcll HaU Southm nster F
Chivers AA E. & Sons EstcourtSt Devircs Wilts.
Chfsp Frank tYenrtick WbCtngham Northumb
Cbmtie Capf John l)-ndcbounie Lewes Sussex (cplt'
Cbnsle Capt T S Wardrew C Island Carlsle Cumb
Chnsly Aim JI AVatergale Ems vorth Hants
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Clark C AA Suddens Fann Over AAaUop Steckbndge
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Clark R WintershKds Roweltewn Carl sir Cumb '
Clark T F Tuckers Holt Newton Burgeland Leici («|
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Clatke F AV Hannams Hall Tendnng Essex (F)'
Cbrke J AV Bretts HaU Farm Ansley Common Nuneaton i
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Close James Il-nry <baprl Jloose farpetb) Aorks
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Donet Horn
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Dorset Down
Dorset Down
Dorset Down
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Hampshire Dn
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So itb Devon
Exmoor Horn
Oxford Down
Southdown
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D»\irs, L. r , AM« Fann, Cr^^ea Aims, Salop .
Daxi-^ L. JI . Lndlow Salop
Davies, PbiUp R , Panleg Farm Lower Stichen Moa.
Danes. T 4 J C, Lpper Court C! flora Hereford
Davies, W Jj D , F>S«® House Weston Beggini, Here
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Davie*, %V J Tant^s Fajro. MatJira, Mon '
Danes Wtn.Lengen Brampton Bryan Hereford.
Dins, W ilLjrn T , Bishop Down Farm Salebuiy WjJts
Davdson C. Grove Farm Arpui?r rolkeslone Kent
Davj.J C 'Voudover Beanutoter Dorset
D»we G G , Bere Bvtori Berealstoo Devon {pl
Dive, 3 t Utcttishall tendoim IVvoa
Dawe, K R , Ford hana Sjdcnbani Dameral Tavutotk
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Daw«on 1 Rudston House Nr Bndlington \wkv
DaitioQ L I (podcitirds Newmaritr Suffolk (*]
Dawson, Harold CapelHaU Tnnley Ipswieh Soff fA>l
Davrson ICC WTraceomlx? Wantage Berks.
Davrsoo Ron J nfiatnUalt Triiui \ IpsivschSufl {*(
Dawson Lxors. of S Stratton Hall, Irtmgtun Ipsnich ‘
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Kerry }ltU
RjelaiKi
Mtn.
Chat Fi^rst
Hatapslure Dn
Kori rtey Maislt
Dorset Horn
Dartmoor
Day I, f Itandiey ^Ushurt Wilt’
Daj KtgmaW NewCarnf-ani VUndlej SaU.biri Wjlt«
0a>tin,Kafp6 BalowleU Carpeebt \orks
Dean A \V S, budbivk Ho ' tiicaster Giaothain
Dnts
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De3B,N L Uu 1 n La iv ,ie SIcaf td Lues (<*
Dean Wijfritl F liar Wet i rtn tuneldoa Salisborj
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Dean WiDiain Henr, fla c I an TvU.es Wilts
Dewb Wilhaii J Ivrsf t-J 1 at
Debenhau £ ]t Itant-puOd
Dee C n Park i arm 11 .rkle Worrestet k orev
Dee j W 4 oecs WvikU 111! fersh re Wotes
Deelfv A D Peui B tsler Dson
De'bnfse J i"li lerl le t hto Bam (apic Devon
Delbiiiae ] Wwl t>e Sat I wav N Muiioo N Uevoc
Dtaetrtad h j siephei Sirst il 1 hair f aimer Si (c)
I>nri tale whtef 11 Hnhbrav Barnstaple Devon
Dennis } W l> e i,m a e S aiboroui.1 Merits
Denne W 11 ai Narl r iv) N r( Ik
DENT A A FkitartEad Bown.Totlis
Deiil iilwirri Uartlhwale N irSv ih tti Lancs
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W iK^re Hora
Eaoaoor Horn
Lamoor Horn
Soiithd’av'D
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Leicester
Ntiffolk
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Duco Kichard Kateby, Lanes. ‘
Dobell, Kennetb, Grove Farm PatterdUe Peanti Cumb
Dobson PEC Dromenby House Stohesley, Yorks (tk)
Dobson VViUuai Srllet JJall Kr Kendal UestmetUnd
Dodcer.C Dudley, Dorchester Dorset
Xtorkeiay FVm SuCKiieJlFsetD Wjv? Ashloid Keat (ph)
Dodd K L Calcleugb, Diterbutn fiorthumb
Dodd F Whiteside, Haltuhiftle Notthmnb
Dodd M & E.hloscow Cilsland Cumb (c)
Dcodv W Hartiole Fartn Tavistock Devon
Donald, Tbos W Briscoe Gate Cothetstone Bamsed:
Castle Dar&am i
DoRnaQ.6nu<h R U Docknjficld Manor, Fatoham
Surrey yi)j
Doueb, A } Mappetton Braminsfrr DMset '
Dovroes I & Sous Stanton Lacy, Bronvtield Salop
Dowson John.StakeHilI Lvuicdale, Middletot! m Teesdale
Co Lmrbam
Dopie kfaforR W Marion Hall Basebureb Salop
Dracklev Oabaston Kunraton Warws
Diakn IVm A Son Mwor Farm TealbyVale Lmcoln (c){
Drew M E Allan Crichri WunUme Dorset
Drtwitl HaroldW Colworlh Cbicbester SusstK
DriOft I C Boundary h^rm Framhasbam Suffolk
Drominoni] G H Piisford Hall Korthamptw (c)J
Drummood Cape Matduin DSO Cadl^nd Soalbamptofl 1
Hants (tpy
Drydeft t A Glorotim naitiburpb S O KotlbufOb
Duck, George South Dean PetwortJ) Sussex frpDfj
DueJI George DileHou'e SUithe* RSO \otks {*)
Dultcil K S Deans Leare IVitchamptoQ Wunbomt
Dorset
Dipdate A Kortnaa Dutton Manor Longrid.r Preston
Pevston LaciM frH:
Dufdale kUj J Gor4}o TleAbbcy Circnrester GIos
Dti^ale J Force Mill Haverthwa.ie Ulvrrstone Lancs
Duibgle^ b Dalton Holme DevetJey ‘^orka
Duke Edward tfaccaby, bast Farm blsrtiostown E>or
Chester Dorset
Duke J TenfoM Rictan T’aiic Zmi^arsb Haati
Duke Thomas Cmekt Puddletown Dsriet i
Oumbrett Cxors of D Milton Street Farm Polegate S.s |
DudcU, \v ) ttaoor I arm LhtlUncton Bminsler Sora |
Dunn P IiicLtnGraege Hartineton Buxton Derb|sh>re(cll;
Dunne 'Uj I P N Harlow Ouckncll Salop <e)f
Dunning S Oxford Hoi »e KifbyLrne StoAnsJiy iJtS-
Du i re Ltonei MD Dbihorpe Driflirn korks I
Dunster G B Monvpraov House Kve ^iissex U};
Durban De Carlof Lan btoR Caslle Fence Kernses Cci ;
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Dutton it ) it ntofiAmpnerHouic Airrsford Hanls,
Dyer C W VDnnaooit Martmlvir hotib IVvoft , .
Dj-oU Ua) R A Freefort) Kail Lichhild Staffs
Dyson A Lcemtog Lane Ownhope %t»ks ‘ '
Esdi J M Lanreflrfd Tbeope Malsor, Kfltrring borttl
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Fitly I T PvliUry Lodge Kettenfig, K’orthanis frpAfJt'
O The Kali Walton-on Kate Lave.
Faston Mrs Jas Tbiil.rot Graumcre Wrstmoflond
bdiDOndarm A Bank House Kcswirk Cuiub
CdmnniKon John Sralhv^slle Borrov .
Ldmunds C«pt Lewis thoMrrtop SalKbirv Wills
Ldwards Mrs A Court Kouve Bylon Hrnt rd
J dwards C fe Sparehtord CravinArm* Salop
lilwanh H H \ K (.w-mctu lilaesycnmmrr Moo
LlwatiU TbeUtelt W Uphemilon Tolnes twvon
Ldwacds R A Sons Slauolon Old Couil 1 en ! rklge
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Lmetoa LL-Com H S R S , DSC , Mvuoitirlif iCoort
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SotBhdoim
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Mto Blk Fate-
Darlmoor
Snaledals
Soutbdonu
Ewrset Horn
Clun Forest
Swaledale
Lincoln L,W
HainpsUlte Do
Southdowm
Suffolk
Oxford Iteim
Hampshire Dtt
Oxford EJoim
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Hampshire Di
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l-terall C\ W roxfirr tress Jfousea Salop
twall K fhanJ Lnsdon Montferd BndjT Salop
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1> rtrl Horn
UanjnWw^
Dalord Down
CoiemoM
ronel Down
IXirtet Down
Uoreetiloen
Hamj'iWre |>i
ilnr rt Dowu
Ihiraet Item
I «.U* 1-VV
I I n I orcet
Jirriwrrii
So Ihinwii
M . Iw k
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Until I^rralrr
Konurry klarrh
huaJr late
Krrn >1 U
Uri lion
herrr II H
Kerry Hitt
Jsame and Address
HaD E <r ASons ParkFm E Kooyte Ssl sbury Wilts
Hull J ilyndhain, Stinsford Dorchester Dorset t.
HuQy Vf 'BcostieWStudranD OttonTclKry,Vl mlandith)]
llnl^ Hon liady Btehrsore House Hants
Hucnble R Purtreeibrd Weacbead Weatdale DhamI
llnmpbrers H ASonsTimbertb Cbirbury Salop '
Hnmpbreys J .Priest Wrstoa Cbirbury Salop
Hnn^reys W H W]eld tlanor Alreslord Hants
Hint Edear Carvrnick SuinmerCcpuit CornsraU
Hunt C \V Trun^y Ijts ich Sulfolk
Hunt ] teW A TheGrange Earcley Chichester Sussex:
Hunt R ACo Ltd Earls Colne Essex
Ilunt R S Poundbury 1 arm Dorchester Dorset
Hunt W Dtidge Pam Hacheston Vtickhatn hlarket ,
Suffolk (c)t
Knot W Traceys Fairn Longeombe Berry Poraeroy j
Totnes Devon (cflli
Hunter H Tilaey All Sants Eng's Lynn horfolk
Hunter foba ScanHou e hiukrr Richmond Vorks
Hunter \V Tfcwaite Mukef Richtssond Yorks
Hunter Wm M Old Cotes Amcl lie Skipton \orks
Muatiogfeld Rt Hoti Lord Hevoi ogham Hall hi ,
Halesworth Sussex (ckll,
Hunlly >V R iSeron a Close Fami Moreeth Ivorlhumt)
Hutcliun H & C \tareham-on.lbe-Htll Homcsstle
Lines (r}l
Hutch osem Miss and C Sleighiholme Bones CoDurhaini
Hutch oson J Beck Head Etiersgill Mddletonr-
Teesdale Co Durham
Mutchiosoa John Valley I arm Soittal Cowes Co Durbi
Hutch nson T H Manor House Catter ck Yorks (rp*lti
Huich oson T W Scare Lnd LttersgiU Middleton
Trcadale Co Du ham
Hutch nson Win Ct mb Is Lmidale Boesbetk Seiks
Muichuisos Wm. Pasture End Cowes Co Diubant
lltiiley £ AH Park Ftm St Osvtb Clactou-on Sea ,
Essex Ml]
liutlon J .TIsden K ngicn Hereford |e)
HuxuUe rranos Ciaylcprd Bamstspie Devon
Huxtabte J K Barton Challai»cnbe Devon
Huxtabl* S East k ante North Melton Devon
Hyde Claries Wool Kr Wareharo Doraet
Hjde P W Court HiDFann SI ndon Aruodef Suuex
lAinaon Col I llowe Think tork*
Iceton J C Kexwiih Marske K chmend Norks
tceton James Wstlo’Nbv Hall Baldersdala Cotherstone
CarnardCastle Co Ihirham .i
leelon T Jrisr House Batdcrsdale Colherstone Barnaro,
Castle Co Durbam
tceton Wm AJohn PritT House CalJetsdale CothenWne
llamacd Cat tie Co Durbata .i
lies A K Park Farm Fairford Clea (rP)t
nOE ltRS.W r HtotpeSall Tarntrerlh BtaEs. (ep\)\
loman Wm D Con ston Hall Coniston kaicu
Ion lohn T 11 ih Crestr U Alston Cumbeeland , , . ,
ItlrCcLPA ColUndllaU LragStr tton.SO NorfoJk
IrvLud Bros Hudson s Farm Bulk Lancaster Lancs,
ledand John Slockbow Hal) Ennetdale Curab
Jtv«vj vI Sk OatV.«wi»itiv C.'MaJi li
Irvrag Wo Low Hinmont Bootle Cumb
frvno Sfa| T S, Just celowo Carbsle Comb fc
Isberw<iod.C W Edce Fold Entwstle Bonon Lancs R.,
lYEACB RT &0H LORD <kS..CJS.O..Eli«dOD. Tbettord
Rortotk
J
Jacknun J W Cr^hstone lOW
JacksoQ. A. H Rhcr College Faru ilolbersall Lo fridge
Preston Lanrs
jackven Cot Arthur D I SfDa Park Calderbrtdge Cum.
iaekson D R Carnaby Hm»e Camabv Bmlbngton Yks.
Jackson Ceo 1 ul ergrte nd Lskdalr Cumb
Jaekson 11 J B rkion HrU llempton Yorks
Jackson llaroM Oakrncloicb Canlsni; Lancs }
Jackson I Ann'-Larlh Mann lair I en-ltii Cuinb
laeksMi j toiweO Lnterlanow Kertsl Westm e (cl
/ackMn J 7 Newlind* / nock Appl bj ll«!nc^
lackson John Stmah Ihirb ere Cumb
larkeon Krtvy iVsi^ .... . ... w • .
la Vwe» T A N swl k Haliit m Until Id Y eks. (fpk)
Jackson \t c_ tn« In ete Jtoy«lon, lletli. ItV
I hinitMi,Hcri|nrtL U.
rl neUfrit^h Aorlhanli
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mes L*an Nest 1 1 1 trcnihi
met t- M T) anr I 1 an Jl
Kirs C 1 Iwhestee I tan»» t
met II M HI berll 1 Jxw 1 , _ . -
met I rrbrrt A l>rverrJI farm Milhtene Antlrew
St ItanH^ luwt
aue«.Ja a<ie\ lt.><l»r<ra pnon Htnarl Coen (c]
aaes J hr ISem rs lal<ll.rea t mUtla u|
anwv 1 hr Mar. f I . tn tJuehn-rM 1 HulU n Cun b
Bires Knhart Jirnas S| tulcn t tnnweU HI
|a<ur«.Wtr l).*Watl (akllwk Hlglun l< et U*l
Hampshire Do
Dorse! Horn
WensleydaU
Hampshire Dn
SwaUdale
Kerry Hill
Kerry Hill
Rj-eland
South Devon
SiilWk
Southdoira
Soutidown
Dorset Horn
Suffolk
South Devon
Suffolk
Snal^ale
So. alcdate
Swaledale
Suffolk
SwalecUIe
Leicester
Swaledale
Ryriwd
rxmoof Hons
Exmoor Horn
Exmoor Horn
Dorset Down
Southdown
Wrnsleydale
Swaledila
Swaledale ,
Swaledale
SwaUdale
Ryeland
Shmsbiri
llttdwack
Cord Leleeetef
Suffolk
tVeosleydale
Herdw ck
Hampshire Do.
Jlerdwick
Oifrard Down
YVenslejdalt
horyttiil
\SrI h Mie
yi/ed iJown
{•artmoor
ikAMt Down
<uff U
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l»n)r»Mo<^J HwirJ OiVtonl. U •Uuurton. Salcp
(aoK*^ T Uigfal fi/aacManl Co t) rbim
Janrt, C. Thf Mf'unt. SjTnpvyi BletcWer BucXa.
Jaqu»v Then. TbortitCTj Tbnr«t«v in-Cr»»eo, \ kvi
m5S. KAJ TCOttAS KlLVItrQmf Bra<dchiaii.l
SUatniT Wilt*. f
Jef'ersim 11 G Kirbf Groiuids BlaVeilej Towtejln
Northaoti.
..'fjj ! R r_ -
,c'tfT> JamnC Arun-li . . _
I« fm Jeh 1 Jame^, IX'nhead >%ilu.
Jeller« Arthur tilwarit Cart-aetwn UptiM\L)5V«l Wilr*
Ain. M.. rVni limrton place S tuoebourn* Kent)
J E I TRIES. CTAK Clebe ftm. Windmh, Bortord. Ona.,
Jeakji, HoTTUrd M :>to«t n? Court hr AaMord Kml '
jeii»rj.J O MjchrSgrovt I-arta. Patehieg Wotthuu! S*
Jfukjt)*, Col A. E Tie I'ncr} \ller»rl Aadovef
Hanfa. ^ (t*)
Jrnk ii< John IVnypanj Cwmeam VToss Key* Newport
ftoWns, Jtrt OcCat a, P<atTfc<»J Fano Bedwrlltp Voii ,
Jenkins. \\ G, Loner MmctJneWD Fana 1 areham,
R.an ”OTt! Dorset
lenVmson Jos. D Holt G\J1 \VWlbeek BoolJe Cumb
Ireoisrs, Iteorr Park farm PulboroucS Suaser (
Jenonc« jobr llesUdd Seltnnrtoo Slalton AorVv
jenmnes. John li Neslormel Leswlb «t Cemnall
Jeonioav Josfph, Ratten Row Caldbtek \\ «to
JtietDv U Bortjush HUl DaVfotry Nortbants.
Jeroan II CrpeeRjdee Oiirbun' Salop
jervQise HaJ * Mr*. llem»tdPi‘-
Uisngstoke lU'.,..,
JESSOFF A L.. tetham Hall IQok * tpu, Korfgik (ok)
jMty H R. Jonr Koke farm btre ReE», \Sattham,
Jastp C Fast Chielirrell Wejtrouth Dorset
Jew It. R«d/ort Haasterley 1' ttnnle-lVear Co. Durham;
JoekeeCIgb The J'ortbnii l.odge Ntwinarket SuitotklW
Vtin jn p SoBtonlAep Uwmldd Salop
Jeba Slut ftarle i-ansa. Hadiea, Mon.
Je'in.T Hetd -s Court Cwmbtua Mon
jahn M I! IV J (‘vA f aiTti Li Uaeheo Atna.
Johns A A Sotv*. Cleave heUy talWn Dc on
JohofcM Alfred Haim t'U'o Faiw Oueenboreufb Aenf (e)\
Johnson Vl/rcd nyaondsburv DnJport Dor>«t
Johnson. > It. L R Ooderichllall T lUetball KiagiLymo '
Nottelk _ ^ •*'
Johasofi LdmuflJ TieCetbgi f liSuHae Tork
J bqsoa, Uerhsrt Jlarsh Court Siockbn<l«» Hants
'johBson j F-wksids Waeit, Nonhumberlaod
Johuoo Si SlradawDonk HavdooBrdee Sonhumb
Johasoa K O D Frog* flail JJarrotr burySt-Ldmundr
SuIlQlk *
Jdhnson Ralph CUtkse* Pent Sedbergh yorfcs
Fobtuon Ricliard 1? Abbey Farm R iJiniood horks. (p)
lobnion T Lvnestoae Bno Vuaebanki Nonhumb
JohosnD T Lov r rami. TUsbead Salisbury itilcs
JobntoQ M B Xactibam flail Diss buKolk fepH]
lohnv^s M ( Bart? Hail Newshats Oatlogton Our '
, R L. A Sons fjoCndding Kirkby I.«ns<lale tVoicr
D C . JIamnutoa Fanji Ghirbury Salop
Davd IkgbOe) Chirbun ba)w
ones E Stockton Matton Chiibury Safop
"■ J M Norton fano Aldinsboume Chich ster Si
it CreatBealncsHouse Woodbndge bullolW O
Tones. Edward Cattell LlainhaiadT Oswestry Salop
iones, Evan I’entrebacb LUntaTiam Jfon.
'0Des,f II WTutrhall Nf Lsk Mon
rones F \\ Bur-h r T Gey llerclord Ik)
H Uanaieh vtitunoel Uallybush Newport Jlon
H ] Mynd B cktlell Salop
Henry lower House liontnrton Hetefordshtt*
Iones J The Cjotv Soulburv L* jbton E isaid Beds
s 1 A Rowley I onboUon Leominster Hettlotd
% Jol nttathe>s sheepHouse Ila llerrfcni
s, 1< Aston-eviAlon Salop
s R Bruiswon! North'loHon Dcson (r|
s Kichaid thrrnngtob Mancr Newport Salop
t S n eon Tla wag Llanrhaudr Oswesir) Salop,
s, Thomas. INm i-ry farm Atyoed Mon.
,,„.s ‘^hoosas Ttw Hurst ttestburv Salop (*]
Iones H., South I adieorth> North Molton De -on.
tones, tv t„Pal « Nlirdy farm \Vhctnryw* NVye Heitld
* '* * ill r rent Ueal turt \\eiodbt7iIs.e Suffulk (r)1
...y*.. Cbapel House Itorremdale Kesw ek CuniN
JQEIIAJ^ W, Ea«t iTi. Dnffleld. Toffci I I
Judd tdaard I t o a Vt nds Uvi ptou V\ nchestcr Hants 1
Jekr*,T, llafodydJJa! Aberbwg Won.
K
RauntrtF tt Cn -erm Stintori \r Proadwar ttorea-M
Keeble I Iwini I I 'eat (lawle) Hall Harwich fsseaU I,
SBZBLE.J021IR. ft SO^S. BitSktbtm Hall, aaBZilii(tree,l
Shropsh rp
Jftn nik Fae«
\V Itshiie IlntA
t\ ensteydaln
HampthlrtOn.
Ktrryllll
South Devon
Hampsldfp Dn.
llampshie Dn
Kampsh re Do
Romnev Harsh
OdordDMcit 4 t
HoiMiey Marsh
Soulbdown
fiampshire Do
WekhUtn.
South Devon
HerdwKk
tv iltsbire llora
Retry lliU
Ka n h re On#
Rtk tteUiMr lit
Sottotk
Itorset Down
Dorset Horn
Nwaledale
Swithdown
Outt Forest
UeLhlUtn
WeChMir
VVebh Mio
Dartmoor
Korenev klarsh
Dorset Hon
Salthik
‘(atspshire On
Men Dm r»ee
tliQ Ilk Face
Suffolk
Swairtlale
ttensley late
Vwslertalo
MtA DUt Fare
itampsbue Po
sutlolk
tVeoslevdale
tteiulevdaie
htiTTHU
Keiry KiU
Southdown
snlfolh
tteUh tiro
ttehhlftn
Kerry HiJl
lesiyhU
ttekbtlln
( Fun I Orest
Kerry H B
Kerry Hdl
Oxford Dowd
R adnor
t tun k«piest
I xmoor Ifoeo
ShropsKte
Welsf Mid
ttetsh Mbs.
Saftok
> »» oor lion
Kerry llili
S ffok
fferdw k
Laceiterift
Kerrs Ilia
suttoUr
Snaolk
Kceobysfde J Birk Holt Allen tale Cumberland
Kerr k Cf Heal ngs Hail tt oodbr uSr* feufftJk (cAJ^ i
Kelly T E Henst U KandFord, Crediton Devon I
Kelsey E ftB ttlckham Court Nr Canterbury Kent (e)
hemp M LeytonHous* tFatdenllaee Rol eoden Kentic)]
KempHtelch Hubert A Sopley Chrislchurtb Haot».<cp)V
ketuiatl James \V Ilelpertaotpe Sh*rbum York |
keodall Jr^n N Ilrunpsf el I lark Hnmpsfield OIos {rH|
kcodall a IlgbCrounrl Torver Lari<n. '
KendaB tNiitiao Satlandlaik hesiSal ttesUnor {
KeAoard J Lowley Lifton Devon
Kefttiaieay Sir John D( Laeut Ottery St. tiary Devon
Kent D tV Badbury Shapwjck HJatidJord ^rsel.
Kent F O Stoke tv ake HUniU^nl Dorset.
Kent If r SIuils Fattn Dewbsh Dorehesler Dorset
Kent R r Crawthome Fann Dewlish porciester Dor
KeAwAnf E. ikysloo House >r Harnerfoke HaoU. (ep>
Kenward J H Moons IMtdosra Uckfield Sussex ' '
Kenwanf Robert l/dimore Rye Sussex
Keamriby J tt Castle HJl Kelsall Cbestef Cheshire (k|j
Kenyon Slaney Ma] H F Tavisteck Devon
Kenyon Slaoey Capt K O R Hatton Grange Sbi/nal
Salop ,
Kersey Ldwin FraiQsdro HaD Stowmarket Suffolk (cklj
Keyset C £ Aldermaston Cm rt Reading Berk* (e| I
Kidd Mn A Crooks Beck. Cotheistone UarnanJ CasGi '
Durham
Kidner A E Manor Farm Socthstoke Bath SoraoSet
Kidsrt Can A \V Colton Notwicb Norfolk (c*)tl
RIDMEb BROS.. Stok* Holy Crai*. Nenefeh. Korlalk |r/lt
K dorr Cmily Jane tianor Farm boutbstoke Bath Som '
K dner Samuel The Elms Milverton gom (cll
Kidaet Stanley Park 1 arm SbadmcF eld fieccles Sils
Kilburn John Muktr Riebmond Yorlii
h Ivrit it hew ifoure Lydbury North. Salop
King Arthoi NV gion tt»Il tt non Cu nb
( mg U S Ruhreere Hall Jpsw ch SuFfolk
King Itnscoe AJ is College lann tteodmaeeete
'fjebeWever Hants
King D tt UnnkJey Halt Newmarket Suffolk (r)t
Kmg C If Easton Manor tt nebnier ilanU '
K 0$ Itertwrr Aldenon House ttoodbndge SulfoBi (ck)t
Kmg Leonanl Hatred DttVale ttiscbesier Kaau.
King RKbatd T^puddlr Donhester Dorset
Kmg T F Kingston Cottage ttestttutoa Lejrbum Yki.
K og Thomas l^werRamesttotton under Edge Clos (r))
K Qgdoo E J Simonsbath BanstapFe Devon '
KshRtwell CA ft R A ttelJosvfarm Vaneouth lOV
KiagsweU J G tV Tapnell Farm Freshwater lOtt
KingheO II J HowGrance Tomes t^oa |tFH'
K pting James tt Clove Lodge Baldersdale Colhentoae '
Barnard Castle Durham
K tby C II ei Nigh Si Y ewsley V ddleeg ,
Kirbv L tv Sk ptop House SDpton Bndgc Kt fbusk tj
■ Mtn B k Fate
Suffolk
Devon L.W
Romney Hanh
Rwoney Uatsh
Dotset Dowia
Kerry Hill
IlrpiNstck
ttensleydale
Dartmoor
Southdown
Hampshire Dn
Dorset Horn
Dorset Horn
lAirset Horn
Hampshire Da.
Soulhdosra
Shropshire
Shropshire
Suffolk
Hampshire Dn.
Hampshire Dn.
Dorset Ham
SuHoU
Swaledalr
J- my Hdl
Bord It oexter
Suffolk
Haispshice Da.
Suffolk
ffllS'”'*'
Hampshire Da.
DonetDowa
ttensleydale
Ryaland
ExtaoarHota
K rk J tt ScaUord Me ton Mowbray Le ester (cA)
Ktrkbpde Hiebard FOers Orten Kchicond \oiVs '
K laon I A lleatiss Manaton South Devon.
I ilson tv K lledgebartOD tv decombe in the Moor Dev
Knight D tVydoD Vfinehi-ad Somerset
Knight D J ileale Pamcombe b von
Knight /a<ne> ttaftot FoFkiaghaRi Lines
Ktugbt, Eaors. of W A Oldstoek Sal sburv tt Its
Knoll CoL J E DStJ Btobjfelds Drtstayard
e Farm Conder Green Nr
Herefoedslnre
Knowles C Seale He
raster
hnowlo G CtassriRg Benthaia Lanes.
Koowles R Kay Ednaston Lodge IlrailsfortJ Derby (eAJtl
Lamb C R ft Sons Lane House lo^eby Barwick
Stoefctoa<ifi Tees Durham
Lamb Itenrr Dumbiawng Low Row Carl dr Cumb
laoutwit C, li tNesvficlds I arm Lcybum \orkv
Laneastee T F.. Leaart Crrai
Land. I.. Higher Town CasiAnstrs ikilsrrt
Lanr Lnckay Moultoo Manor Newmarket
Lang Urrbeix Tmtehrtv OvalUro nte N D
Laogtwmi JotmttcQ If ndrywrll torks
Laiigdnn lobn Ashmore Sal sbun W ll>
. . Baikside lUiod Koa I Hct.
. . id John Nonbwood Ford Arundel Sussex Ffpltl
LARGXEAD IFAITEB. Vleu. Tartoh. AlMdaLSasin ' '
Laoestun tteury SuoKt KiDgum if rcl n.»hiit
Lasvcei A C,C<ixwanh St Columb Cornwall ,
Lanyvei M Yrtludjeiow Newlm Last Newquay (
ttensleydale
tinroln UW
bwalrdale
Facaocr Horn
f amoorKoni
> kcntxiriicm
Lamqor Horn
I In oln I_IV
llainpsture Dn.
buBoJc
tt ensleydale
tteosleydale
Suffolk
Herdwick
Devon UW
Suffolk
Cheviot
ttensleydale
Dartmoor
Lenk
Dartmoor
Mio lllk Face
karnoor Horn
Suffolk
Lxniocr Horn
llamywh tt Dn
Kyrland
Sout^own
Soatbdnmdt
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SHEEP breeders— ENGLAND
LAW— >UR
Vari'aod Addrr*
Lairmcr E & K J ull Cullompton De»on (e)|
Lawrnicr Edvnn Collitcn Birtoo BroadhemlJu^
Hon wn l>\'oo (#)l
Lawtrow H T Preston Eppingharn RutUod ■
iawry T P Calinunssck Port Savis PateiouUi Cicall '
Lawvm Cnarrs CaUiow Klonis dr Prator Cuob
Lapcock I & J Dridpe House Burnsall Skjpton YorVs
Lnch \V A-Allettord Tiunion Somerset (t)
Leak ] ItcKthall Cro nd Broufthion m Furness Lancs
Leaman ] )lank s V\ ithecomtie Cha^ord Devon
Leanaaulh J WickFm- Gl Bentley Colchester Esx. (k)
Leatham Mrs The Manor Ba^ndon Cirencester Gtos (el
Leek S% High Skeip 1! W intJeimete Westmorland
LeconFeld Lord Cockennoolh Hall Cumberland (e)
LeeonQeld TheRt Hon Lord Pet* ofth House Petworto
(cklt
Lee P Watfreonb* Dorchester Dorset
C»ortell & Son New Darn Whitchurch Hants
Lee 4 Sons DrcHitti Farm Amherlej Sussex
Lee T M Broad Farm Hell ugly Sussex
Lee Tlomas t. Son Wattreombe Wanntrell Hr
Dorche er Dorset
Leece W D^keCrolt Habfrthwate Bootle Comb
Leefe Thomas Frywn Hall Slinpshs Jtaltan korks (clj
LellPy P Pckhll Tbirsk Xorks
Leg; Albert H Manor harm Haul sh Dorchester Dorset
Leieti Col J Htmillon B nclcn llelingtoa Somerset
Leig S r J {It W lev Park Crodalmini Surrey (e)t
LtUh Sir John El Utlleshall Hall Newport Salop
lethal] ] K Burton Bradstnek Dr dport Dorset
LeTwlll,W Jun Wavosm Keoiisb ry DarHstape Dvn
Lester PIrs C K WiadmU Mill Paten Waddesikan
Aytesb n Bu ks
Lester Ma) I \ CbrtMmhury Pr orr Nlalmeshijry Wilts
Lethbr Jge Ijon of H Wool Okehampton Devon
Lett } W Seac lethorpe 'laoor Malloo loris
Leson { tot Holbtook Imutch Sutlolk
L/wio Leonard Marl nctord Old Hall Vorwiel horf (ep/l)
Lews Mrs lloliarrs Uucknrl) S lop
Lewis AlIrrfI Soicn e Westtcr RngsLvnn Rotl(rp*|t.
Lew I D M Sees Hall pa b Oodstone Surrey (*)|
Lews Evan Bett.anl«id EU kwood Mon ‘
Lewis O F New Hou e btretton t» and son Ledbuo
I ^rjned Vr^New-poft Mon
IfS bun H us \S Mron Hants
. ^tl bury Salop
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Lents II ItfivlanF
Lew» II J RhvswR
Lewis Cel H le Re svn u
Lew e ] L & L A M ddl o:
Le* 1 J T T>ny llanrl
Uwii lewis Manor P m t k Ru(.b W-....
Lewis T P P ftlaw Houie t Ji Kcgbs Warws
Lewihwsite *iT t\ It Bfoad^aie Bmufihion In Furness
Lane*
A Hounit tn Ca perbs \ofkj
Udd U Col ( H The Place House Peasaiacsh Suss«
Udole A B 4 R Bound II II Healer JIaiham \ofk*
UdUe AUm Eattiatr W» Durham
Unie D A Forrest Moor I aflej Hameate.^orks
IJil-le \ MtBrfcuids Pm A1 nh ads Allendale N humb ,
U' -T li L it|. CKton Uxlge Wecles SO Esse* V) I
u p . — I J Pkirchesler Itorset '
1 arm Rnight a Enhar
Lmcoln 1_ T\
South Devon
Hertienck
Swaledate
Extaaot Honi
Herdwick
UUywt It
Andoi.. .
Uncoln F D
SuHotk
Sou IbdoWD
Herdwatk
Herdmck
Southdown
Dorset Jlom
Hainpshlre Ihi
Southdown
SoDthdowm
Dontt poem
KerdwriiA
Leicester
Uensleydate
Dorset Down
Dorset Horn
Southdown
Sbcopshix
Dorset Horo i
Exmoor Horn
WUtsP ceHom
EvnoorHon
Exmoor Horo
L ftcoln L Vp
^(Ic^
Sqllolk. „
Kerry HiW
SuHolk
Southdown
ttelsh Mountain
Ryelaitd
UebhMounuia
UdsbMoiDUiD
Hampsh re Dft
Kerry H II
UebhlllovnUin
UtlsM«»Ho«
Uiltshit* Horn
Herdscids
ttenslefdate
Romnev Marsh
Svaledale
Swraledale
Pltn DIk Face
Mio Oik Face
Suffolk
Dorset llom
Hampshire Do
I Essex (cpit'
p.ppe..' .rumor lOM (»|
I Brtleslowe Devon (ktl
— ..^UP. • Uik Hrad, lirwcaslle Carl le Cutnb (c
Um* H Lnwt.helL. Hexban Northu nberlatid
..“.I* '* ttaltpnn Itcwtnpk-n Carl sle Cutnb
uttle U H m lev Steel Hal whistle VorthombrTlin I
UtUe t\ ti Tb.H«tn«»ire I pKS nr on Huneerfort DiVi
Utcle Ixpsrs tp|\\ It S( U Us Sihsbur \t Its
Utvlelrpy R V J ox Ash »s n ngs Hassocks Sussex
IIHI...C \t J licJianJ liarion, HopIo n (.omwall (1
•l^armooth Col p L. C SI O boutbover
IsxcliPHiet IVitsct yp)
Tolpivl
LlewcL a A . .
LJcwM ro 11 11 iaglrmere Par
Usyd .
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LPtj I I C. I .-Ofirpv ijronJ i
Urrt J_t eetpline uuey llcl,
Liied N pToan k HiPotttfb.
Lc<k C.I boToeie farm, ltj)s^
Lock InestC
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rdibl e
T saUm fek
I Hi I Nr Sbrewsburs
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r ttiTsVpo Hsll 5 owm*
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^ Creeo Ua ec LuooDU
Itaeward Cal U
Dorset Honi
Dsrimoor
Mtn IRk Face
Mtn »lk Face
Itort Leicester
Mtn Pfk Face
Oxford Ik «»•
iiamrslifre pD
Soutidown
SpSuUi IH'otl
Ltorsrt Ikiwis
Lstrvwsr ffmd
Kerry IHB
Kerry M H
Na tie and Address
tponsdale The Countess of Lowtber Pennih Cumb (rkli
Lonsdale T 'Temple Crafion Court Alcestrr ^\ams |r)!
Lord John Iniack Em Vlhitworlh Ropihdale Lancs
Lord Capt S R Netvbus Grange Neasham
Dart ngton Durham . ,
Lord T If Ilt<^ Fm Ltltleboro Manchester Lancs (A)
Lord M iltiam Pordor Farm Norden Vr Rochdale Lancs
Lott Isaac 10 'The Avenue Colchester Essex (cAJ
Lott J G Woodifates EasCBergholt Suffolk (A)
Lovehce W A\ PuddJch nlon Dorchester Dorset
Losell E C Hatherdeo Sfannr Andover Hants (rp)t
Lovell \t H Stanwick Manor tVellmgbon) Korthantsfc)
Lmerock T G Moat lUH Sewtepiongb Burton on Trent
SU(f*
Lovesa) \V H Epwrll Grounds Banbury Oxon
Low I A Great Holland Hall Clacton-on Sea Essex
txrtniM J W'h te Lees Blancbland Co Durham
Lowe ] Hanging At ells Eastgate Durham
Low>e kfr* LWsa R Cosfjcki Hall Halstead Essex (ep\
Lmisb R Cavell A)Iesb\ ACanor Grimsby Lines (pi
LOYD A THOMAS LockisskHcitiae,W*atagt.Beilu (rpA)t'
Loyd E H Lang ,
Lncaa & Son Ct Brace Marhamehurch Bude Cotnwalll
Lucas M ss C Bjng and Stamper Capt ERF North 1
ease Kodmell Nr Lewes Sussex {i:)t|
Luras H Cleselsbay N Pelherton Bridgwater Soni '
Lucas R II Bonyalia Sr Cermanj Cornwall
Luce P Coon Barton Lamerton Tav slock Devon (cbl|
Lure R P Lo ser Cbaddlehanger Lamerlon TatistocKj
Ueson (r)|
Luce t\ t South Mame.MarvTatT Tav stock Devon '
Luck Alfred SiKUgli Head M ker Vorks
Luckes E It Court Barton Soothpccl Kiiigsbridse .
Deitin (r)t
LODLOW LADY Lutoo Boo. InloD Sedt. t'
Luscombe R E U Shaniy Woodle gh LwJd swell
Devon (tpl
Lusooiobe R ) Bridge Fans Coniwoed Hybriuge
Devon (?1,
Lusoombe R S Hppafon Ivybridge Devon (R)|
Lusambe R b SNisdome Ccinwwl Ivybrid e Devon (rj
Liuconibe T M Great LnglrbourDc Harberion ToCnes
Devon (cR
Luscoinbe W Hall Harford Cenwood Devon
Luscotl M Mardu Clun Salop
Losb JatDcv SorlhhmdFin DainrThsm Salisbut) XVills
I itir) Maj I T nrocKhairpion llorcesfer V'orca (e)|
L}vte b C Ihdn* n ck UodniiB Comwn'l '
M
McCartne) R & S Craven Arms Salop
Macdonald D S Listed tlanor M dhurit Sussex (C)t
AtcCalmont Col. D H B Newmarket
kIcDoueaU A P Irescoii Manor Coprey Banbury Oxwi
Met aw I TbobuiT SI Leonards Forest Honham bussex
tfachell L FartiborouCh Uanbur) Oxon
ttACOrrOSO ewtn roxbory Dorking Sairey (cpUjl
McTutk A BlaSlon Lpp ngham Rcitland (A)
Mad son C Lrowberry Itestgate Mrardale Purbam
Walfev K t. A WeslFm NewtcxiTony Salisbury Wilts
Maxes F ■‘ft House West Lavincton Devices Wilts
•• F J Roundway Dei itr*
Herd wick
Kerry Hill
Lonk
Suffolk
Lonk
Lonk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Dorset Down
Hampshire Dn
Oxford Down
Su folk
Oxford Down
Suffolk
Mtn BIk Face
Min Blit Face
Suffolk
Lincoln L W
yiatsey C It ralcfcl
L Compton Cliambci1aTne,Sal sbory
arwieh Essex (A1
a plan In Ard<n
MaWand F J Friston llatv EaslVoMne Sussex
Malnlmsrai N OBO. Holmshursl Uurwasfa Sx {cA)|
Malet Col bIrJl CharTOll L ixbofouxh Taunton Som Icp)
Malleu L.S Manor harm Ldleiborouch Nr Dunsuble
Beds
MaJlby " u BUnkney Ltneoln
ManAerioo A T 4 Sons West Loanrnd Berwlck-o
Tweed Northumberkind
Mano C t Siblon C reen Itixfnrd Saxnu dbim Su
- • BL Thelvelon Hall Soole Norf (rpAJf
1 R llnUlroke liartf eUl. “
Manners Slaf b .
be Jfe b IfoUi
slanntng W F Westfk Wii
Uanford S C H duon J ark niwaru ne, nrr lon^
Hwsvarnc G \ Irt eli House Ldeob i Le Kent {/
Mapp Mrs Jane t Id lb klarm Norton illlnd Salrp
Manhmt A t ulltmi Ash Canlr l/ury Krat (<
VarchanI, Henry It The tourl 1 ailleiume Suswx
Hark I II b erpeote )l 11 Atlesbury, 1 u<as
Mark Sr } Homesi Otlerbutn NewcasHe-on Tyn'
SocISni berlan I
MatU pwxti Ikierf H enhe tn PaUee WetvJtMk Oxon
1
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rard Beds (Aj|
eorce pm.« Keh
VMM n
Ism t., I eak 1 alp-.br Sloskreirt t
hi I )tett<ury}ar SikrrsvtU
Dorset Horn
South Devon
Dartmoor
Oartmcpor
Dirtmoor
Swairdale
South Devon
ParfEDoor
DartmeoT
South DevoB
South dosra
Blackface
Southdown
Wiltshire Horn
Sodlhdowo
W lishire Horn
Mtn Blk Face
Hampshire Do
Hampshire D>
Hampshire Dr
D orset Iloin
Hampshire Dn
Hampshire Dn
Soutbplown
Latter
HampsIJre Do.
Oxford Down
Llecoln L.W
Herd LeWellef
MAR— MUN
SHEEP BREEDERS-ENCLAND
(»)
SlHolk — tmr) 5)t
H: li-
t«rtton House NennurkM Suff a!
!S„i'„", ""•
XiJnh*!! C""s*en
f^n^w „
Matlin, H M Ho* Hwme «orih> V'.rokt.t., ii
Mirtin J \\!,Crc
ilirtin Monlapi
Sal sburji ‘'
H G . HighliolJ House, Utllepor
rbanks \orlhuTnb
'till (
icill kJsii
t i Soils Manor l-i
I Hand!
nllcbj HiJ] Slanhope Barnard
(t)
XlarlindtleT & g"h , TIi
Caslle IXirham
Ma.oS:
Mashlord R Monksiono llrenlor Tasistnok n.,»-
Mason, A,0 Itchonor Chichester Sussex “
Mason, A H l“rior Park Ashbj de-la Zouoh Leios
J!**®” ] ^ PniahamHall \\ lines Oxon ^ i
Mason, Lrtinarif,lJraain barm West \\ moo r*,s, _s
Mason, W 11 HillTop Dent ^orks
Masters E , Allan Paneras Uorchester norsel
Masters F Hrile) I arm Alton J ancris lkirche.i.e rs
aiirsiS,!',!;;"'-- u,
sin. 'T,i:'..S'aa,i;"?fKx te'"' =“ .
S!:p 5T'ia:H,rr^!s:;"DSr
?{“1 p Bullh^slone South Brent Iv.tn
M f South Hr<nt Diron
Jlead {{' v'*\oi‘'“t 1”"'
Mead S ■
me rieasant Mur^ ngton Cha*/ord f>rvon
J M tarshamHall Norfolk
nieoiana ii Woortniansnell Brentor Iksoi
\ ed oth'r ^ ''““^‘'"ds Br.ntor IV, cn
, 1^1 colt R laion Bishop a Csile balop
Meech Joseph S The Manor Farm Catlist^ rbrsei
MeggiDson fc R Towltornr Manor Mallon ko^s
Mregnson HaroU DuggIcLj Wharram Milton korks
Megginson J J Touthorpe Fimber Mjiton korks i*
Mtfginaon Rotett Carton I itM Drill el I korks*^ '
Megginson \\ 1 ) SI ilmerr I leld Mallon korks
MH^m''T*’«"Ti Manor Mallon korks
Mellm T M llullHouse Helhlirld korks
I Siltislwume R.nt (rpl
keJIdiS D IVnnton Ludlow Salop
‘Mwnlon Ludlow Salop
I ntiTl wi-tf". N 'Jlhi-rton Hr l„ .aler So.n (rp»|
Messell LKoI L C K Njmrns Handcrosi Sussex '
btreiiUin Darlington
Mrlealle jkn Anderson Firs KeUt R chnionrt korks.
Me'cllV 'orks
Suffolk
Clim roiTSt
Suffolk
Milcahire Hons
Cluo Forest
Suffolk
Otfonl Hosen
'ialfolk
ilerdsw ick
"rnslevdate
South Devon
Herd ick
ilamtKh.rerii
Krrrv Inn
bouti loian
Lincoln
Mtn RIk lace
Mtn n k Face
Hampshire I>n
Ssraledale
Southdown
Suffolk
Dxfor I fkosm
MeasI > bte
Swiledale
I> rset Horn
FVrstl Hon,
Iforset Down
So Khdown
M.nslek Lile
Hampshire Cfo
South Iteson
Cotswoll
Southdown
Dattmoor
Mm HIk Face
Drken Lkv
Hampshire Dn
Lincelo L f
jv naVj l,v
Ron nei Marsh
I Exmoor Horn
South Devon
Suffolk
Dorset Horn
JWsri Ifocn
Jfotset Hon,
Dotiet Down
^rtmooe
Daiimoor
Dorset Dowi
? “...a.
1 kk . Rork riiif Krdjrave Diss Norfolk
Miller
limn Wall;
T'lriS^V*;." Dorset 1
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Jfiloe* K kk k|C Slan^sv^r!®'’ W*
M,nto.i I Ikjton kkrosefoVs’afop'^^’"'^" f*'
kliskifi kkalter kklife n M iiu ri 1 (r)
Tf atS*”*''' Temun
kkardrn fill Ch ppmg Warded’
Hampshiri
Rintufk Oxoo
2'i! I V, Castle Neil
n Cumberland (kj
Ilciwl! {"■MiSon Shrojon BI,ndfonl^?itor“et
glen II IJ Ik urton<in the
Mtn nik Face
South IVvon
Himpshire Dn
'lifchell^ R u (
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MoIIm M M Bnrtar uk ,Vk
'{«jy Irederifk s'u.k\nfo„irb"srrVri'‘i'''‘*' tJ’i'or'i Down
'^h Ixorsofc H Sleep^le Hi® A fo'.'s,*’’""?. . <*) f meoln L W
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j Moofi
I kloor.
klw|-idg Sufnia It
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u Hrian llerefor
I Moore I H '**n I ssex '"’'i
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w j7“lI.nmV;Al^' 1*1
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SSi', ?s;r
Mordue I
Morean
Morgan Mrs | a S, Han“r>:;i " xt;;
" ! t ?. ^<f»••>•'.^^anll Greete Tenbif,'
lOU
I ells \
S ffolk
Krrrv Hill
I SilfoUc
Hampshire Dn
South town
R)tland
Iforl Uicrtttr
SI ropshlre
Suffolk
Iford Lrlerstrr
)\rl»h Mtn
«o.o« , rramr.w.il'Si.'ifiV.SL. w.«.h
Moil Sulfolk
(*)| Dorset H
I R A: Son Tlioi
Ih Hants (rp*)tj
k S r F R I Hi, Bam
llouse kllcndale Norlhurab
^*’'•*1^“^ Ilelindatu Northuiti
-orjl llele Inlndc- IVvnn
et Barpham Angmermc ktorthn
I S iltolk
IfortiMior
Dirimoor
MrnsI vdile
Ron nevMinb
Oun Forest
Cion ioresi
Fforsel lion.
i Morgan Rich.
'■organ kk I
'I MorV, A .
n Chilkfton I
roi >arl Wore .i r
‘tie Burt hi Edn
.'IS'.,"; SNIi, F'','"” ■’•v'S
£15 r. fN-
Moms R B Mi^d L?nir^**r,‘'*'""'®® SMop
Monts kV Macsumelw?dl Hrreforo
'foctfs kk 4 M Oswestry Salop
Moms kk T kiV2^^™ Cari.l rooke I o W ^
Sfoms-Ejfon C t kkeS^ii''’”,'.""* “"'fordshire
•' - ~ ."oo" baton Manor Stafford (c*)-
Xlomm
• Ho:
V ktilt.
Readme fwi. Basildon lark CoiinV
F A, D 8 0, Pendler Stock Fanu. Tring’
«“«<* } C. Cone, Cra. Penlnth n„l „
■j^iep v, llatterhum Gi ila
Anhtr t LexgnreWanm
JJ»* kk II ft I, TheC;
u'*?CP " *- *'“*>
h RSO Ctos
« Scin*“Bar
Montwav rj«4l 'J®' Une
f UHouve kk Berghrif Colchester Ex.t»
172
SHEEP BREEDERS— ENGLAND
MUR— PAY
IP and
Hardoth B Cotntll Tpdstoae Wafrf Worettter (t)
5ruiTay I D The Smale, Falstonf Nonhumb
Marta) Mai J H Stockstifld Hall, Stotksfield
•.orthnnibfrCind (r/i)
Muray JohoH Hulan Cattle Eden Co Durham (fc)
'forray Twhua Target Hall Bellmiham Northumb (l|)|
Murray T,, ScotscouHhard Hallwhistle horlhumb '
Murray T PesspoolHall Hasacll ‘Sunderland Durham
Myall A II sb House Jann Tilllesball Kinp’s Lini
^or^olk (e>Alt
Mytton Col G H Chall ngton Downs OuprlnB Norton |
CMoo (f/’/ttj
N
Sa! h rresVnehA Manor Fm. M shlord Sal sbur) Wills ,
Nalsb K T R cklev M l>erton Somerset (e/)|
Na)lor J Scott lirantbna le Caldheck Wipon Ci n b '
Neave D C Hall I no Sloley Norv. ch borlok
Neave II nrv Ashmanhaugh Neatislead Norwich NotJ
Nease W F Hill House Walpole Nr lIiMnorth
Suffolk
Ne»thain, Henry 4 Son The Lodge Fatw Canwitk Lincoln
Nelvio I Oate«far h llultertnere Cumberland
Nelson John Dalefo I Mallerslang Westroorhnd
Nel-on W 1) Un Isay Fold Garsdale Sedbergh \orki ,
N I h"rpe Col O S Scawbv Bric" Lines
V Drilicll NorVs
(0
n C CottamWarren Drilicll NorVs
Rt Rurloes Rorslon Herts
I _S 1- M Norton \ jlla Ham er H II Salop
Lan «
s L n 1 nc Manor Maldstc
1 arks de Allend le Norlhumbcrlind {e)t
A A A il burs s d Umughton n I umrss
. . ,,^t Oh'e* ChaMord Deson .
Ntwhouse W Aneldellall Sine Lancaster Lancs {ck)t
Nenm n Mt| I I) S remby M nor Spilsb) Lnci • '
Npwm p 0 A rant llIUll lira ntree Fssex
Newtnn J W WhibvLath s Wlltb> Noiks
N cliol A Wanlr w ( 1 land U m!>erlsnd
Nichol JohnB k kheadlfouse Wi ton Cumb land (c)'
Ncbfli A J J K allot) JUtton St Columb i' '
Ccwnnall ....
N cholli J S IViuTlonln Berry romcroyTotnes Dsn (c)
Nleholli K G Rr mhlecomta Molland lurrstaple Deson
NIchoU A ilarrll Ls rl sh Ma Ihnmush Wil > ,
S holsnn H<ol A r H l 1)I 1 1 Hall Uek Suds (H
jnenOLSOf SatAftTH7R,BiSbll(ldHall,L««k SUUiiclir
XICaOLSOV C.Worlaby Bow Bn«( Linn. '
N cholvin r son Walton Crange Tranewfek C ^ork»
S cIh Iv n r A s ra ton Sirawl ii Notwicl Norf Ik
Nl bolion O I 1 a«t I 1 1 M cklclon Dari M^n Durhaml
N ebnl*on kf t II 11 DbO Mappcrconl-e Manor!
M lylal IVwset ' - '
N cholson J Lit 1 ihorpe R oon korks
Ntl/il^cn J Stanlifdllll Witk Northumberland
Nelylmn J C &T Nether Stalnton RasengUss Cumb
NcMsot MaJ R jerkigh Last Meon ictecticid
Hants (»)fl
SI bol« n It T W lo.) nit H , Wh Id urcb Han“-
N cr^Ivm K S llrri Holme I ggl ston Durhsm
Nl trlson Hen laV! llte»ikUn Is Jxl ncton Sussei
N holsot T II Manor House Ijnchesicr Duihara
M tesison Col the Ht Hon W O Has ng I aik Alton
N k II T I- Tr loss SI Iss V Cornwall
N cott [•mull { retssssmt ssm hesier Hants {cH
S enll M s L M Hul ngjm S! nor House Sullen Seninrs
Hants '
Nlrhtln ale Thom • Marlon Irsdce Rrld ington NTis If
Nolls A Curils I m e St Q nt n Ik rch si r Iksrsei
?.ork I HatTtngt n HaU Suilrm *Ud!ick bh (oal
N ifman I res \\1 e** V o Crmi Taunton Somerset
Noerran t I k! xsnr Km •slsorrplon Dilsr Ion Snm
Norman ( K Th H at -n Fa nl »i & m r> I
N'»TTin I fu,« n s Wlihl lIVtfev Tainlor S. n
Norman J H, J rme )V slices Cou t e* Taui I «J So i
Clun Forest
Mu BIk Face
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Oxford Down
MiD Blk Face
Min Blk Face
Cheviot
Oxford Down
Kerry HB
Hampshire Dn
Dorset Down
I lerdwicL
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Lincoln L W
Heidwick
bwal dale
S yulrdate
Shmrshire
Uensleydale
Suffolk
Shropshire
bo tn^wn
Mtn Blk Face
Herdn cV
Lineolo L U
Suffolk
Leicester
M n Blk Face
Bord Lreester
boulh Devon
South Devon
1 xmeor Horn
Hampshire Dn
b ftolk
SoQi^
UacolnleWitc
Romney ManB
UneolnLW
s iffolk
Wenskndal*
Dorset Horn
Uenslesdate
^fl^ IMk l-aee
Herdsn k
Itampsbire Dn
Soulbdosro
fiord Leicester
Kjetanit
South Devon
Kselind
Hampshire Dn
IHfonJ Down
Iforset Ifonn
Shtopsb re
Ifofsel Horn
Ijcmoor Horn
f xrwyr Horn
J h
I bul n
Nulf
XORDtBOllLTr LORD Betlnbaarei Puk. Eaitn EesI
Vortney 1 I II cber Howrien < k tameton Destro r »'
Km -r I K Ifolrnl 1 , nv , Hm-or
N srs er \\ „ lle^ k Tas suwk llesmi
N-wt nn t-runi D-A.tf Alts rv I a k Gullit rlSurTest
Nut im ettar.) fv k.rt Afo. k tai te \ *ih ml l(» I
M e»m» ht. Ah urw llarJInnI
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Nime and Address
radbain Jos lamewath HesVet New Market Cumb
Oliver G Redburn Rookbope Easigate RS O
Durham [e
01 Ter J W Uellhope Cowsbill Durham
Olver PaulH Newton Hall Sudbury Suffolk
Oliver WT Dolts Walls Rookbope Lastgate Co Durian
O Nelli J Chilton Shrewsbury Salop [e
Old J Cavil Head Ackliogton Northumberland
Otwu C S Ponton Mmehead Somerset
Osborne C Trega re Barton Tregnithiao Ccampound Rd
Comnaif (fi,
Osmond lolm West Stifford Dorchester Dorset
Osmond Lesl e K J P Beelsby Hall Gnmsby Lines (c)'
Oswald T Byers Garth Sherbura Durham '
Oversby OI ser Rainscar Stainfortb Settle \orks
Oserton (< S Nasenby Lincoln
Owen C Pentce Bucknell Salop
Owren G Chapel Lawn Bu knell Salop
Owen lames Glebe Fm Lydham Bishop s Castle Salopl
Owen & Lisingstone Sunh U Farra Ul ndley Heath Ling J
f rM S cTey fp) 1
Owen T S<]u ct Hall Linley Bishop s Castle Salop ‘
Oneos JobnW Woodhouse Shobdro Herefordshire
Otford L If Champs farm Woodcutts 5^ sbury Wilts
Packard Sir Edward Braraford Ipswich Suffolk
lackard f \ Capel St Mar) Ipswich Suffolk
Paekarl Horace 4 Sons Shotley Ipswich Suffolk (kJ)t
Packard C Park Cate Farm Stratford St Andrew
Saxm ndham Suffolk
Fadwick H The Red House W Ashling Chjehester Sx (e)\
Page R O Hoarstone Bewdley \\orts '
Pa ge I II Wortham LewOowa Devon
Pan John Borough Farm 'Lcbeldever Hants
Pa ne F C Stanstcad House The Avenue Ke vmkt Suff
Pain* H larsoeage Fm E Sutton Maidstone Kent (Oj
Paine J M Uecdon]x>dge Aylesbury Bucks '
Pall-uil I Wherstead Ipswicb S iffolk
I aimer Mrs Rosemount Elham Canterbury Kent
we iieve*
Palmer Jhil p^erfil im Eje S flo
Palmer R bast Raddon Lewdown Devon
PALBICR CAPT R. £.. Tbs bJ>A OaUwdi Fuk Kew .
digale Saner {‘fl\
Paimeit H Court Farm Rotlngletn Sussex
I ape D N 1 eswick Cumberland
Parham B Nomne on Ahedston Sal sbury Wills
Park irewett Mental Hospiial lark Prewett Farm,
Oasngsloke Hanis (>)j
Park T & Sen Longburgb Farm Burgh by>Sands ]
Cumberlind (rfltl
Park Wm N Crarg Ennetdale C imberlant] '
larker A F &Soos\ewTtee St John In the-%ale Cumb
Paiier L T Catlewn HI 1 Penr ih Cumberland [e.
I arker ] Dmkl oeCrrcti Whi ewrtl Cl thooe loinrs (c]|
Parker K E AUari I orpr Marl ngford N
Norfolk
Parker Rwhard Cow Clou h Fann Whitworth La..
Packer W f Cbanstone Court towel urch Hereforlfck)
Park o Moore W Wh lei all Meal g te Cumberland [tfh)
Park nwi I ij UllIeTown rAml lorks
Park nson f W Root I m Duniop II Ige tl theroe
Park nson W A Casile \l 11 Qm mnio e Cattm Lai
larkman T Ashwyy Duherloo bo met
Parks W The Browy Lonegr Crow! ursl Battle S* (c)
lacm tiler ( Hyde Iranfton Dorchester Dorset
larwint r N S R K 1 He Uiwbum Bimstaple Dvti ft)
Panoli I 1« n Parsonage 1 arn toll ni,bounie Kingston
M rIborouRh W I s
Parsnn I IS Stone 1 an Millbrook Plymoilh IVvon
lar>on<l \ b Brickwork I an Wl Irparish ballsbur)
Wilt* If I
Parwmr W P Ch rit n lloreitw%me 'Iherlome Dnriet
Partrdie Rolan 1 lathing Hill tletnsl nl Lswa
fassOKireA S t V\ D AppJrsha lani bhorchainSr (f)
lassmore S A WrrmleiKhlon Leamington Warwy (*)
loasmore w A North Ilea l-t North Jloltoo Devno
latrrk K « muse Ho 'T '*<*1 < '■" Notlhunl
Pattervn R t. Acton fll I Nr S| Hard , , 1*1
Pall nson MrmAVm Loi glhwalte |ta ■
latiirwon < Rl 11 ng W I.
Paul HanlelL. Ihsetm Fanii ^afoi
laid R II * K 'sell B oaslead Hut
^WUge b^ffolk ^
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rawiey, J it An
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sa^ge^igiincn, atuj
ler runt lek Colchni
■all soilbiry Sullulk
I land fr)t|
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(c*)1 I
V* t
Mtn Blk Face
Suffolk
Mtn Blk Face
Kerry Hill
Oxford Down
Exraoor Horn
South Deson
Dorset Horn
Lincoln LW
Oxford Down
Svralcdale
L nccln L W
Clun Forest
Clun Forest
Kerry Hill
Soulhd wn
Kerry HiU
Kerry Hill
Hampshire Dn
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Southdown
Rvetand
Dartmoor
fUmptbire Dn
Southdown
Romney Marsh
W'lltshlre Hots
Suffolk
Romney Marsh
Dartmoor
Dartmoor
Dartmoor
Suffolk
Dartmoor
Seatbdown
Southdown
Hetdwlck
Hsmpihite D
Hampshire D
Herd wick
Heedwick
lierdwick
Lonk
I erry 11 U
•touthdCFwn
Cialord Dn.
I xm<>nr Horn
Mtn Blk Face
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SHEEP BREEDERS-ENCLAND
Name and AdJrriLa
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Richmond rbrrd* Lodje, AfkeiifartMale
"®"’* Bimmsham Da.Ilngloo
*'”'wthninr.d Wk, ''tVeBcarlhdalf
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{'*” Caldbeck Comb
a ear* Ldwirt Waddinptcm JleaUi Lincoln
^an.JohB Canaick Lincoln
SouUmJowd
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Soiichdoim
Snalntalc
bwairdilc
S*>aicdale
Name and Addres*
-alclair
Siralcftala
Stralrdalr
Swairtlilc
Soulhdom
S» alnhlc
Snal^ic
OUD 1 nrc*t
5nuib IVton
'"'r Horn
Lincoln L \V
licrdnick
Lincoln L U
Lintoh) L U
Wf l-xmoorllom
jcar*.;onn l^nmck Li
l>ar*c T C Leigh Dul\rnwi.
Ilcrti 1.,, ,rc im
g| I KiS’s'S-Steia; =' "“•’ "VP tap a.
Dclin S^mpford Revwu T.ierton ^'vo^
pSrSiJ ” pSS'LI, ' ll; "<.» '
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llampiliire Do
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Rsi'iy"; yj ''“ta»u.d
riimptoD Cap! A A naIkrnrti^‘’ii/’*V^^c^'’"’ <‘*l
I’unk r’^Sma ic^mbl^M„iV'*"J‘’,,^"'"‘alc Cumb
WOLEbUETOrw *B n?t5^'^'’''V
Jw.'si! -iia
Ronlbin. L I rhiriii„ »m Co Durham ('■••
Jowcll ilIi<Ai L T?" I'l'Si ni* Sal ibury Wilt*
ttorc ^'^IrperHou.elatinVcMjivc,
Herfirick
Shropahirc
L^moor Horn
Southdown
HerdwicJc
Exmoor Horn
Hampihire Dn
Satlolk
Hampshire Dn
J fr'j;sK.i;S"'p ''■"■I >""p.ta
I bhropst
row* Thclacinf wlf^T^r^^aT’"''”'’ »efHocd
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TtcHon \ ccl^A n VC T^'?”
Loll cr Hoi nejla;ysv'i,. °'^'“d
•I* W A s^ /■*?''!? H«ham honhimb
.Hfiarfaw M„ Sedbergh ^ork,
Surrey ^ Lynchmere House Haslemere
I Kerry HiU
I Exmoor Ho
"ensleydaji
SiUfolk
Swaledale
Swaledale
'Itn Blk Fi
Swaledale
SoulhdowTi
E Natebv La
imton R irVc t Carprrley'^erks
f^<*V>n S Cbarwl’^u^®!,*' ^'’",Vi
Darlngi^ l5aJtori<B Tee* Crolt
^»tle;»hn"7 H ibfj'(>l’end«“l^ic'h
Rrelteiohn IDO l'H>S*br dge Devon (c)t
\*l«vn UA K
SuHoUc
Swaledale
WrBsleydaJe
* Ca«veftt Houcr Caerwenr rv.-..
PeJIS^J f'lfHj
Ferkias Ji t
r n.i '*' 5 '"’ Leieesier
R ''frHori h't.
R Ldpoo Asiorxfl Clun Salop
r‘w "pn'’“it " Salop
Mob
Suffolk
Souih Jleveo
South Devon
Southdown
Hackney
Holme Laev
K)rl
Hereford •■vm.r mo-
Kj&a cV;3f*sSb's- 4;
Ihil psoB H Thornfev Cate All^?a1e J{ >
■;s li I ls|si.D.
" ”■ S .W’”'
Suffolk
Shropshire
Kerry Hill
Kerry Hill
Kerry Hill
Herdwrek
" fc"* i H W ticiiTi*
J TO n ChaB psont
_ (epl)
liSSSIt"
Tb 1 vse
Fh Lips 1,1
Phill ps t
.r.ioIdHoJsi AliTOiTfoKm
Upton I ann Somptii x Worthing Sussex
T.v,‘n Church harm Sooipim* Sussex
'tin II k I an
Si's^
A toeley CoH''sh‘”ir
n-^ton HamierHiIl Shrew*burv Salopf*)
M D S O Lanaock Maaor"^l?Jra
Phillips 1 C I ^t,
Herefordshire
IJ llips W G J 1 nebead Somi... .
PhiMpotls R_ II Kora Id ngion Soi
Court* The keldt House Ledbun
1 S f "-"m
•S ItL'L". .'■K""",-' 'ir »ta 'ta'-™
Lo klwroush More
Dfl South Ilreuhan Bruton
xi il iJk-e
Marsh Clos
Phipra Capt A W Ch,
Somerset
^ m C B H Chaleol Wesib
IJ raeklea James Tan hoot Lr
^ek W H o WorKlhillCraitee
Ihckenng llroe Leeslam Ha M.xi n luue ftotir
P.eW '''V‘^‘ Manor House Dodfool Weedc*.
riSK’.j S /is r,'".i''ta.-p'p™
J C S rloo I
nie Kicliard Nelton Salsh rs Wil s
Itad,, L, Col I »
■ OxtonI Ihvun
I xisKwr Horn
Kerry II n
"b (fjl
neLees Ashford K nl(p)
; Wemi sdale
llord Ixmster
M il »h e Ho n
Mtn I Ik kae«
llampshi elm
Home Mairt
e> Mar*b
Ha pd elm
Pipe I
i.'Sr '..A, Church Farm &xilh Cove
Hits WiHtT .1 R,. Reduav Merstone I
ffiltVi'KCiXlrct'oi;
1 Suflolkl
I Nruitb i un
r| SoulSIoun
iStri "'
Exmoor Horn
, Exmoor Horn
V*)] Shropshire
smpshlre Do
I**!! 2 **" E Aveoals
•}lv R C T Celltden
I Southdown
oor Horn
I s-evonCW
I Southdown
j Southdown
F.-m Aklsuortb
S? ^ ^®EBI0T Tba rsr*. Cberiton, Fetteetooe
0 «tE »k M ASoo. Looaebeare’
Ou 1 .“^ I Devor
Ox ord Down
Baainey kUnb
Msmatborlem’l Devon 1 .W
Raffle C n IV 4 Rank T.e. „ n i I
1 '."'“ '■■^v»berUM"^| mS'
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SHEEP BREEDERS— ENGWND
HAI— RUS
Name aod Address
... Teesdale Dui .._ .
. . fircw Cottace Dutton Appleby '\ m land I
Rame jMepb Duflon Appleby Wesimorland '
Raine jos Thornhope Atston Carlisle, Cumberland
Rare "'lattison Com ParV Colherstone INirbatti
Rajne Tt-en Ifungity Ifall Kolnitk Middleton in Tee*
dale Durham
Rafne *t Randil Holme Alston Cumberland
Uaine II.. SVanwjoA iUU Alston CumhetWiul ItM
Ramsd-n <ir J I Ct Muncaster Castle Rasenilass ‘
;piUby Lin.
(Ml
RondiU Bros Moulsoe Bu Id nes Newport Tafnell BWs (rjt
Randles Sirjoli llrlstowe Hill Kesw ck CumberUnd ■
Rankn \ M AH Ml llroonihills Rochtord Lssixlr^tj
Rasial! R T M Newliol n Hal! Wlitby larks (<)
Raw D ilestLnd Carpetbv korks
Raw james Veeiham tow Row Richmond korks
Raw T \\ AM T Muker Kiehmond korks
RawctiKe L. Bradley Hall Tbomlej Nr Preston Lancs
Rawle Vurrehll L)Tilfln North Deaon
Uawlcnce Luots ot J \ The Chantry MiUon Milts
RawUnir J Llackho* Cleator Cumberland
Rawl n* I nathii llolliis Brackenthwaite Cumberland!
RavlfipKATlns LantI wa let rem LowrsWater C
Rawl ni Mn HoU i s.Lt ner i le Cumberland
Pa^is Tfahk A1 oit Mapi a S. 1 sbuM \\illJ
RAWNSLEY Ma) W H Well V»l» Aliord Lines
kajnbam Jol Lanin ere Lods« &cJe Dim \orMk(ekj'
Read A Hillor 1 laodforl Dorset
Ucai Charles k I lor Charlton Sal sburk Milts
Read lhi\ ij Mill I rmslea I Salis^ r\ Mills
Rea) Hulyrtir leis Cl arltnn hal sburj Mills .
Read M J ht nimbi Bernard Marlborough Mills itM
H d R letll Nev.Co r» Jkwritcei ^ I sb«r) Mills
Rea TI o Mind I! bul sfKld Fa\«i hani R'nt
le In, S Reeiort Jani Lnndfejd LmhluJe < Ms 'opff
Reason f,
Redman 1
Reel • •
,s 1 arm 1 rrshnater I O M
iTnlelann Cgslhiume hiS'e*
1 All n UI No ihun borl n I
, V Shell All ndale Notthun beilan I
Ree l M t R scnntr J at ril Tfluntnri Wefset
IJ 8i S, s S tion Ikilbofouch S sses
I \ S. , , I rk 1) Bank Si )v> nt In II M
; H pel
M H S p
Re J M .
R Ipl M
RfisSaw s II M erfoujh House ( jrslantf La e* (eltl
Rerwi k I llov elUl Unties CumteeU \ '
Renwiek M 11 Newli en R cbmoo I 'tnrks
Kean i R A I la sf»ni 1 arm Abercam Mon
Keitiont I H II sne hare IVdhana D »i Aor/olk teJif
R an I s H A sir el I am Tr uile) Ipswi h butt tf»I
Rrati IB lercj Hall i inn Sn tton LulJor* S.ilop te**?
< i-n llson I I ijas Ttwate MukefRlcluo i kSs
RIesI * I I I Bfvekh mpion I k AnkaverstofI Clot (el
taap...s IT llxertnpe 'lorks '
I .#»<.% T S MeessSvw, 4,.,SrsVesn YmtSts,
RSsts Ml 1 I Tls ml iph t ran re-oa er-i. i Is Lanes
Rce J I sThcxinlr Us town Deaain
K eSrItrUW Ml The Lodpe Ct Bromley Cold ei
Isharive, 1 M»l IB 11 nr 'nirrlkell I rnialh ( uii I
M JarBr leeem af Malei ILilh I rswiek Cl I
Ri Ivanlwi Jos s«in lie I i Oercale ( n Iwilai I
R i an vn b r.un 7a«r HoU'e 1 «k fjle tun b
Richar w>n M L. tslioo Apfl'br Mesi «l n I
Hilar Wen S»intk- ( twi tf <nn i | un <-es I
« It* J S SWkWs
R ee 11 ) W tt S .e f r 11 ite ( ta N, 1» leno
S' .ey I in lb O C ale W. w bur Irela. 1
t V . ’ ’ 1'^'' *■•*'■*• «' IV. te Cwtil
Mijil'IIMA I I H. I SnelSaVpia
Cobt, A. c., Tftwaroa lodge Hr IIori>caii.e Lon
..algdate
Swatedale
Swakdale
Mtn Blk Pace
Mts MSk Fact
Hetdwiek
Lmeohs L,kk
Hampshire
Sufiollc
Ckmskeydale
Sulfnlk
MejitsUre Horn
Herdwitk
SuBolk
Leicester
Men*leydale
Svabedakc
Siraledale
Loiik
Exmoor Horn
HanapstuTe Cn
Heidwick
llerdwick
Herdwick
Herd • ck
Hampshire Dn
LancolnLW i(r
butfotA
Doi-rei Horn
Hampshire Dn
Kampthite Dn
Hampshire On
Man rsl ire M
Hampsbiie Dn
Southdown
Suffolk
Oyfoe I Down
Dorset Horn
Southdown
Mtn m tare
Mtn Blk Pace
txmoor Korn
Snull lown
Hetdwick
ttensirsilile
Mtn MIk laee
SKn Blk I ace .
Meish Mountain'
Sullolk
Suffolk
Shropsh re
S vale Isle
Rye kind
l^k
NV ktski le ktoro
Mensleydite
Dirtinonr
Sotilbdown
Daflmoor
Oxford IMwn
Mampeh le Dn
Oxford Down
Shropsh re
Smfbdonn
L ncoIiS L M
Herdw ck
IWsdwIek
: ilenlwlrk
. Ileplw rk
' Swale tale
llrrOinck
®omMown
rtn Rtb lar.
»«^kraee.l
s msieydalo
W twiri
leriw k
ienbaitk
Im lerett
Llaeoto t.V
Nan e and Address
Kitdue ilajorJ N Tem WeBinglon Salop (rP)
Ritsou Archibald kVhitecroft Iteby Carlisle Cumb (di)t|
ROADS, 7 J/otdack Boose, Aston Aibolts Ajlesiarr '
Bucks (nl ,
Seiberts A E JsewMouserm Cburdi Stretfon 5alop(cA)|
Soberts A P Haiird Totnes Devon t'
Roberts C Preelaad Road Long Hanborough Mood
stock Oxon (f)
Roberts F A Bromley Court Hoarwithy HeteforJ (tl
Roberts J M Sparnoek Kea Truro Cornwall if)
Roberts J O Henley Down Farm Cat'Cetd Susses (f)
Roberts James MeitotiFann Brampton Brian Herefoid
Roberts R A Son Artica Fake Llanehaiadr Os vestry
Salop
Roberts T Caetoau-r Uanchaiadr Oswestry Salop
Roberts kV H L. Ilolborou|h Court Rochester Kent
Robertson U Stamford Alnwick Kortbumberluid
Rob ns G B & Son Moulton Newmarket Suffolk
Robins Jolta Malliver Bratton Gleoiing Devon
Robins O T 4A F Lidcott High Bray BarnstapI* Dvn
Robins M Gratton II gh Bray Barnstaple Devon
Robinson A AddiDSOn DldSpittal 'Bowes Durham
Rob nsoo A R Stncfcicy Farm Occnbolme Ken lal
M estmorland (e]fj
Rob Dson Dale Cedar House Carton Driffield korks '
Robinson Lt-Col F D C D , The Manor House Chat
burn Clitheroe Lancs (c)f.
Robnson Mrs I J Mhite House Mindlesham Suffolk]
Robnson G Healhcncole Towrester Northanls (r)
Robnson O 4 J Baltlesv ick Fatm East Conjland
Colchester Essex
Robnsor G Goland&Co The Hags Farm New Hutton.
,t... -..a (£)|
Kendal VVesImorhud
Rob nson George Mill) rn Cirlisle Cumb
Robnson JAM Iford Lewes Sussex I<IT
Robinson Capt J H & I M Fastergate Manor Chichester
Sussex
Robinson Sic J H Dt J B CceeDhill Halt Bingley ,
kenVs (eh>
Rob nson J M M Idle End Middleton in Teestlale T> ham
Robnson John Oate(I>l) Tbrelkeld Tennlh Cumb'
Robnson lohn T Menttoa Lawn Lleeb> Liiifl (e)
Robinson Metvl M nton Kitkbj Stephen M injind
Rob son R H I aenck House Marwond BarnvrdCastle
Dirlan
Rob nson Skelton Blense Threlkeld Pci nth C imb
Rob nsen Stewart T e Ovals K njnos Herefordal iri
Robinson T D AJ D Harpi nm Lowthorpe korki
Robinson T 11 Clove House Hell field kotks
Robinson Thon as bindgate House Bremptoti North
allerion korks (el,
Robinson TjomasJ ThteWeld HsU Pentith Cumb (hM
Robson Ld Meslburnhope Steel RidiagMill Norllumbl
Bobs<m Geoffrey Newtoo Tarset North T>al N I umb |e)'
(e)
Robson Jacob Cold Town M est Woodburo Norllumb
Robt^ T R Cillerirtrm MoottonMawen Marws (
BDBSDB MmUK'K Vtm ^ehfske) X&iThcb Evtkhfio!
Kobson MiUam jun Reaveley Powbum Notthun.
Roddam J Mittamstone Slaggyford Carl lie Lumb
HodOatn J J AJ K Mollcleueh Rookhope LaslKJ**
Our ha in
RoAlam IS Fairtiell Allrnd.vle Northumberlai I
Koddacn T LowMoffcfeuch Rookhopn Co Durhvni
Koeers D kale Farm Asl ton Roa le Northan plon (»)
jCootlam I F Four Minds Felaitowe Suffolk , (eJ
Koper 1 Bowctvlalc Masrtale Goslorth Cumtwtlind (p)
Kopey John The Ling " ' * e.....
Koper Lun I y HolLind
Sbtopsbfre
Bord Leicester
WiRs Borsifc
Kerry HiH
South Devon
Oxford Down
Kmy H «
South E>evon
Southdown
Kerry Hill
M el Ji Mounuifi
AkelshMounUin.
Romney Marsh
Suffolk
SuffoU
Exmoor Horn
Lxrooor Horn
Exmoor Horn
Swnledale
Menslcydale
Suffolk
M iltshire Horn.
Suffolk
Wensleydale
Suffolk
S aledale
Soulhdo *Ti
Southdown
M)|
S.illibury Milts
tbfjde ykch ‘
LjTislrd I
Rene’u ‘j.,AstW HfH I'm Clairndo
Boseveate Niclwdis JIanfonJ rarm
UlaniUord Dorset
Boseveare KcMrIS Hifllann Jn’emr M ni
I rd liofsct
RosViMr C Trewotbn 1 Mrnbm ot Cornwall
KosMIly T I ittevrombe Lan rrton Tavistock
Kims « A Coll nrton Newark Notts
Uotbery Mrs Mawlalellrad Leeforth Cunibci
KotbufiiM Mrs L.rte I rhniTy Lab r> lUni
Kothnr^R It Moirt-atti Manor Morrbalh
Rolleof iry t la>nealrTne Mrlls NortI Moll
Koutledift. Mni !!xe>»icklelarmTrtutt,rfk
Kow* A It S Unkmlsl' Nt Nrot U fcnrvt t
K wse M LavwVa llkrhanpion l>-vtn
Knhl H niy vjkrMfr Knock Arpbbj Hritnorfj I
Kwlt J *n North l<* 1« irlhv North klolb n H- voii fr),
KmUiir Jawfcw Jlran Ion DM Hall < rjnlhrm linn rai.
Kohnek M I Ap« llram Manor CM I rsirr N iiirx
Kukir f >» Krll MifOrnnfxt korkr
Kkn Mcharl llakHonir Krl I Rlrtmreil kmkt
Knib t I TleltilJIa/m Sinrl worth Nrirmarkrl J
KuueU Ur\ I A Mrslttairt MKit«*U,lf>M
Kat<»rK,l M MrrkI.mi krninor JflM
KoMell K Mb twill krnliior lOM
Leicester
Sw aledale
Herdniek
Lincoln L i
Swaledats
Swalcdale
Herdw ck
jverry Kill
Leicester
kV enslcydale
\\ ensleydele
Hetdw ck
>lto BlJt rate
tKeviot _
yitn Blk Face
Mm BIK race
Cheviot
^tln BUC Face
Chev 01
1 erry HIU
iJQrd Leicester
Mtn Blk Face
Mm Blk Face
Mtn Blk Face
Sftn Ulk Face
South lown
|ler-iw»ck
/ford Lciresfer
Borancy Marsli
/»rwf pown
south Devon
ttorvrt I loin
jxrsri H»r»
{lorwl Horn
RUS— sow
SHEFP BREEDERS-ENCLANn
Stockbridffr
SKsJ i-.is-ui _
Rutherford I , UUck Oeush Urart*^i’J?\r* Si’"*
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umoor liocn
Lxmoor Horn
Doid Lricnter
UrnUpi dale
Suffolk
pnrset Horn
Suile^te
South Devon
Si^aledale
»eovleidaJe
Hampih
Seott ^oni« \Vi;ds“dV‘siwnn!w >.<
Shap Cumberland
Snalrdrle
Sonihdoun
Uncoln L W
Lineoln L W
Southdonn
Oievwi
ponetHom
Staledale
Swsiedale
fkMytHora
C-mb sSSS/fe
'1 ddicton IB I S»»|edale
Smurter n,
Simoa T Smiuell Uol
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cich Chairford S Dr
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‘"h Roiehion tton
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Swaledale
SoutbdoMn
Suffolk
Souihdoint
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e Will a
neCbllree Ne«ton Abbot Dev
(Hampsh r«Di
portet I loro
Ikrtrei UoK-n
Dorset Horn
I HampuureDn
1 SnnUi Ifevon
Suffolk
' Hampsb T
‘ Oxford l)o«n
f^t’ccr C Aldbro House Dari neion Diirh,,.,
Selim foh^ Shawlandr Hurrley Umcheiter Hants n>J JJ”'tl'>dale
Sell^k J *■?““ Dnfficld \orks ‘ ”*>"P»h re Dn
sss'r 'BL,s,ra!' c"?*"'"*
Sbaw Mr«'™l'’^«ard ODE
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lierdwiclt
tiu Dlk Fart
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SmthakPanret^ll"'’'*^*™ " Sussea
I Smii'h w'^ I TwehV*"o^“f'^
" W llrorltlll. fteriet
|n>rth C C ''l?'’’'* 'J Hanli
Sni>th Hot. Mrs E
bak l, T, '*’n Suffolk
Oakle> Rat „g Hamp,li„a D
' LukrsUnd fvjbn Ire Devon
Manor harm Hunt DRf rif
Lincoln LH
Snatedafe
Suffolk
Hampshitr :
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SHEEP BREEDERS—ENCLAND.
WAL—WIL
W<3r«s
UalUcc, Robrrt ilanilfv Riirv, Kneb«wrth Hfrts (elfj
ttatlbndM, Kiny^fonibirroi ,ToII«r, I>srchwt»r, JJaneJ
'\ali«r,Chnsif'i>f'ir DaMcrsdal# CoUi^rstooe Durbajn
XVajift t , Stonc! sirrel >jrm Hidlrigb Suffolk
"allin;, K & Soti» HiJioB Hill harm, Ifalirfl, tancs
%V»liis,A V . Cl'f'tliciii Finn.Cl-infield Oson
Wallis, I a. b<«j. Priory Satisborv V\i{li
Uillis Mt Aachtoa 1 arm, ColUngboum* Kin^slon
WaKh Rt r»!fs, Oilsfrad Bmelev \orks
%\jllon. S dmii >Juni>HU Taresl m IrrsiSalr Uiirtiira
Uiitffl, H , lJo»l>um Alston CatlWr CiimborJsO'l te>
V>45 i/»i I Mtcr }lou4e,'«t’*'b>EJnD,M>(5iilelfin in Trrtdale
J^rham
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Waliim T t riiavn HiiV. laisvtsblf Vlamard Castl»
Piirhim
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\\ illpn, U R bpiirng Lnct Siaiomoro Ivirkbj Strphrn
Wul'Korland .
WARD Eon Hn^Brnro GpdisrlosSIaaArAslihrd Eentfrp'l
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^'ard, rrrjffi" <hiarnni.!on SI iford Ltnc»
S' jfU. Goa i Sttis 'IiB( r I Ihalti i Sr DonsiaWr
llrfifj \ llr> ion Firm 1 ib! Mn Huirwf IIkSs (r}*l
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Oxford Down
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SSiloM, H WumaW 'law Fjirti U«ii* ...
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SiF p
"illtlns } V Arms SiinnirlUIl Lriiitnarilia IlfonS
Williid* « \l Hratl«4s firiinpioo llrisn Hrrrlortf
Matson l> llr.oh tiros, h,n^,i i HrfcfirtUbiri
Milson If K 'lilt, riis Mull sherhofnr lAjfScl t/P>F|
Mjlwfl 1 ll filiJiip lianst*!/) lJ«rh«Bi ]
Mat» n T l\ fumrrni n Iflljrjglon {itinlc Cnnib lM)
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MjlKKi M I Mw
r SiKriVr tRlAliniilirtl Wi
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llorlmoor
SonlhAreii
Ltncdnl "
Hempslurt Dis
Millilitre Horn
South l^vsn
I ji eoln b. W
Mtiitl sdate
IJonet Horn
Mevnn LV,
Hampshire Dn
lUidtsieli
ViHolk.
Iioisei •foro
llampsl Iff Do,
Mampshiff Pn
liofisl Do».l>
Hampshire Dp
U\<Uni< ,
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ketc\ HsH
hen> HiR
\arae »ad Address
-s Hilt
S HiU
'ilio ntk Fate
llopi tri«s<ef
Mord >,<»sMln
Mav H <»»1 S Ktr Isa »U, r V .is ri I OM
TPA'nAJtD, COl- SIR Witt. A. n«»pl«) Vttin Mnoi* SooUiimeB
llottOB. Staslord Adilotit. Kent • '
Mr4rr»-*iiS lii'lmh s» <W,ll IVmrs MurlMoi
Melts D 4l,CoMiarn,Eridgf,Su««x {<)
Metis, G,Grm» ijid, 'Irlrocfbj, Ripon ^orks .
M«Bs, S t , PinfrnM Farm Tliralc, Berks
Mcpdcn. C^rirF Fxors of, Ttic Cbase, Oresl BroniltyJ
C^iIdiesteiY £<seai (A)
M rsl, Arthur, Cold Dean Farm, Fslmer, Fenes Sussex
West IVan Estate, Trtistcn of, CJnchesifr, Sussex fc)
\Ve»t S, Ewhurjt Place, Haukhufst, Kent (c)
MmbroOkBRx , Preston CaniJoier BasinpitoVe Hants
'Vc*t(«tt,A G.Broooihsm porlock Taunton Som .
\¥t»ltoll C it . Wotidisjids, F Ansiey PulvetioD, Som
Westeiot' Mrs F. Tort ‘tier's Uulsertofi, Somerset
MtstcoM.L A feastccjM Pprlotk, Taunton Somtisrl
M'estnott, >t, Sbittninbe flankridge, iXiUerton SonJ
MesleoU S i ,2x-iA Hav>kridse, Pulvetton Soro
WwtcxiU, T ] Birchanger 5 orWW Taun 1 on, Sojn,
WesttcHQShn:, Dk-of, Eaton H*ll CtwsMtj^eshjM (ffhStI
Meston C H 5, I>evon*hire Place Eastbourrie, Sx '
WhamckfCe Siikstone Colliery Co , Ltd , Tankecsley
lianislry, A orks
Whattoa. I, M , Kejslev Dufion, Appleby, M'm'Iaod
U'hi<te> Bros Bwrdcipp. M roughton, Millshire t
Miattcy, If H. Manor House, Poi-nJineton. Sherborne .
IkKset {l>y,
Wfieallej- MajCJH Bertstteitlfall Coienlry.Mams (r^Jt
M heeler, A H * JI M , DreM-s I arm, Rowlands Castle,
Hants I
Wheeler C V V hettnbitn Court, Teiibtiry, Mores fsli
Wheelock, Hrtin Gaines Mhitboiime, Morcesler (c)|
Wheler Gallon f r, CUterdon Eeys ManneV ((T)t
V'hettell T, Poogh/ihill Cajtihajn, i-Uulow, SsJop *•
Whiiilccr. B F'adlrcole Charlbuty, Oxen [ek)
VVhiiaker, George & Son, CilMOri'i Faint KfrUand,!
Uarstang lanes (h)
Whiiaker Peel. < teen Hill Fann Salterforth, tia Colne '
laft«
Mil iburn Col C 'V Sofer, Amport 5l Mriy, Andover
Hants
"■hiitemile. R C Rlue«8f»s.Se!!jn(1pe, Kent
Mbitf.AfthurR .Chamage. Mere MiRa
"hilc CAE hiewfio Coombeiliisett S.ilisburj'/^^i^"
"hue, Frederick Toeswiion MilJJiou. Sontenel
While C M Manor House, F)PieId, LeeWade, Clos
White H E , Okehampieo, Deimn
Wliiie.)lenry),llomersrTO Lcngwpod.MinAester Hots .
Mluie, J 0 Ttie Ness, ililiereal Road Hythe Kent (ejj
While. Janies Tump Farm UasirisiiRt Esk kinn '
While, )ol ll, tUrkerside Reeth lllcliniamt boiis
MTute Luther Chtirth Farm PiHoii Saliihiwy Milts
Mhiie R. 4 Sin, Porton i. Minierlioynie Gunner,
^lisbury Wilts felt
While. R Cawn Boiilje HaJI, Mnodbridite, SullaHl (eift
Wliilf, Sit S , Bt Mtitburysin Tr>m BrUtOt Ckn frj
Mbiie M I restnsek Kail, f ontrland, KeHeaeileon Tyne
Sort! omberland (epl
Mhlie.W J S. Manor rim. 2e>Is V'llts ,(«;
Mhiie, M R Home 1 arm, t alconburst, Cdcnbrioge
Kei
(fWl
M . Moorhouses' AHtndaJe, Norlhuin^land ,
WuSiDK > VS ViWiin hrepotS iSigjivVi BlitVs thV
WmTU:YJI£RBEltT,Priialey Eitate.Faipilos J>noa.frpKG
MbiWey W.Tbe Home Faun ttawn Jines, PaiRtiton ■
llevun
Mhitinn C D Charwetton Hall Hj-fiell.Mirthanls. '
Mbuee K V HiHsiono Hou.r, Hantraif Hunts
M icsti Capl J> f » Ewidhim Hill MirkhamMfct Suff W
Mlgfiaia J J Itarsil) House Connwood. Hattnl islle.
Korthumheitiod (<*))
Miphtnun T lutlamya Fann PidhelrenthWe, l>oi
Chester, 1 k met
Mlghlraan Tl«mis,Gn>«» Faun M 5n Irrinete, VV’m’Uo*
Southdown
V\ enslcydale
RtrUsd
Suffolk
Souihdowa
Soulbdonn
Romofy Marsh
ilaoipsiilre Do
E.nwor Horn
Fsmpor Horn
Exmtior Horn
Exmoor Horn
Lxmoor Horn
rxtnoor lloTO
Fxiroorlioni
Kerry UiU
Soutfidowa
Suffolk
Shropshire
Clun roTttt
Suflolk
Krrry HiU
RieUniS
Vt’rnsleydafe
M rcilejdaJe
ttimpshlreDe
RomBfy Marsh
Hampshire Do
Hsmpslirewi
Dewn CM
Oxford How
Uartmoor
Hsmpshirt Dn.
Romnsv jfanb
Welsh AHn
Ssvsleilste
Kimpslure Do.
Hampshire Do
Suffolk
Southdown
Oxford Ihiien
SnlWk , _
Haiti pihlre Do
Kyrlmd
MiB nil. Far*
MilwMtellotn
Sooth DeToa^t
South DeioB
Dorset Hair,
tt etiOeyiiaU
WIL— 2AM
SHEEP BREEDERS— ENGLAND
179
Name tnd Addms
Dreed
Name and Addms
illiam!
William!
William!
R , naK-kington WbedJoo Cr^>. Taunlofi Som
Thewlore L, Rrobur> House. Letlor, Hereford
W , Tnprielon, Leinlnardine. lierelordshlr*
W il .The Daio.Watcqt,L>clburySorlh, Salop ,
W n . Manor rm , Durnelt, Driitol Gt<» (fp)t|
Williams W R L.. Ilatfonl rarm, Ivjbndge, Des'on '
Williamson, J D. Cham House, Needham Market
Williamson, James Routes Ennerdale Cumberland
Williamson, Jos Ho*r Side, tnnenlale, Cumberland
W ilUamson, John Brnrham Hill,Cockersnouth,Cumb («|
Williamson, R W & Son. Donerchalke, Siliitury, V •*-
Williamson, T A Son, Hlore Market ttrayton, Salop
Williamson, T.DankFndMiII Jlesket Nenmarket.Cumb
WiUis, C 11, h-j Lodge harm, Uirdlip, Gloucester (P)
W’lllis, John A Manor House, Carperbi, ^otl'l (cltl
Wills, Capt A S. Middleton House, Lonfpariah Whit I
chur^, Hants i
Wills Capt D M Barley Wood, Wnngton,Somer»et(rp/)t|
Wills.Sirt S , Dt , Littlecote Hunjerford, Berks (e)t|
Wills Sir G A H. Gt, Batsford Dark, Moretoe in '
Marsh, Glos (r)1
Wills, James Netherlloff.AppVby, Westmorland
WiUs.S G B , Narrow Ccwmbe, llsington, Ues-on
WiUs, Thomas Mansgrove, Bolton Penrith, Cumb
WiUs.W M„ Bracken Hill Leigh Woods, Bristol Glos (cp)f
Wilscn, A , ^riield Whitbeck Bootle. Cumberland
Wilson, A. M.Stonlangtoit, Bury St Edmunds Suifolk
W ilson, Mapr, Riseholrae, Uscoln (t)
Wilson,£.,Thelvy,Sinneshead Beaton. Lines
. Wilson, E 1, HallcUlfe View. Hesket Newmarket, Cumb
Wil93a,F,Irby«n Humber Gnoisby, Lines (ej
W Osen, C & H , Hilldrop Tann, Ramshury, Wilts
Wilson, It Egton Bridge Grosnscni, Torks
W ilsoo, James & Sons, Bowsden ktoer, Berwick-on Tweed
Notunmberlaad
Wilaea, »L & W , BeoUe, Cumberland
Wilson, Matthew Broadinp Whitby NotVs
W iluo. Miles, Fell Side, Biwtie, Cumberland (pi
Wilnn R.DDcknvneg, Wigtea Cumberland (rpif
Wilson, Richard Middle Row WasdaU Head, Curab
Wilson, T E, The Court House, ramnctisra Wolver
baaptoh, Siatis
Wilson, Wffl , Higb Stile, Torver Lanei ,
Wilson, Wm . Gill Head, Troutbeck, Penrith Cumberland
Wilson, tVm .Stooetereft.NewUnds, Keswick Cumb i
Wilitrop W H , Martinbelm Tbiaeodate. Malion korks
WilWB.E F ,*iume,WheddooCcoet Taunton, Somerset
iW ilton, Frank Treoneo. Cawtand, Plymouth. Devon
Winder. R,Tew»de Farm, PilUng CaetUng Lancs
Wingfie^d-StratfoKf, Gee, C V, hanherweU Hall. West
Malkng Kent
Winterton H j Westgate, Lichfield. Staffs
W inser Bros , W ellshead, Exford, Tsunton, Somerset
, Winter, K Noribcombe Dulverton Somerset
Wolley.S M , Betion Abbots Shrewsbury, Salop
WoIley.T J Clungunfocd Aston-on Clun, Salop
WoUey. T W, H , Abeoll House, Clungunford, Atlon-on
CluA Salop ,
Wood C F , Teynham Court Sitlmgbourne, Kent (»)
Wood Christopher, Stainaere, Whitby \orka
Wood E C..EIkDgtoD, Masbam, yorks ,
Wood EmestE Ashfield Dtoughton, Preston Lancs |p)
Wood O , Northfieldi Farm Welbuty Northallfrlon Yks
Wood SirJ.,Bt HenirraseHal! BurySt Edmunds Suff t
Wood J F, Blois Hall Riposi.korks
Wood, Joseph Colsterdale Healey Masham, kerks
Wood S tv Hay Farm Eastry Sandwich Kent
Wood.T E .Middleton Queerihow.klrimeibT Rlp<m,\1is
Wood \V F Chekei Court Siltingboutne, Keel
Wood W A.,Broxbu$hea Stockill«ld-oo Tyne. Norlhumb
Wo^ William, Wrlldale House, SnaiDliW.iorks
Wood Wm Reg Habrough, Lines I
Woodcock.S W .Chuctoallouse.Pulserbath Shcewsburr
_ (M
Woodford C W fnlseraity Farm Lew, Oaoa
Soutfidosra
Dorset Horn
Dorset Dosm
Exmoor Horn
Shropshire
Kerry iliU
Kerry liiB
Dorset Down
Dartmoor
Suffolk
Herdwtek
Herdwick
Bord Leicester
Hampshire Dn
Suffolk
Herdwick
R} eland
OxfordDosns
Wensles dale
Hampshire Dn
Ryeland
Hampshire Dn
Wensleydale
Dartmoor
Wenste^le
Hampshire Do
Herdwick
Suffolk
Lincoln L VV
Lincoln UW.
Herd wrick
Leneotn L,Wf
Hamp^rel^i
leientet
Herdsnek
Derd Leicester
lletdwi^
Shropshire
Herdwick
Swatedale
Herdwick
Leicesler
Eunoor Horn
South E>evoo
Wensleydale
Southdown
Shropshire
Exmoor Horn
Exmoor Horn
Shropshire
Shn^hire
Sbro^bire
Romney Macsb
Wensleydale
W ensJeydale
W rnslcydale
Suffolk
W ensieydale
Swaledale
Romney Marsh
Wensleydale
Romney Marsh
Dotd Leicester
Leicester
Unooln UW
Shropshire
Woodgate, Wm, Fairfield, Framllngham, Suffolk (rA)t
ktoodbouse, Mrs A , Tolls, Little lladdnw, Essex t|
Wondiwiss, Sam , CraVeleyt, Great Walthim>$$ex(cpW)i|
Woodley, J S, Aunetnoulh, Churchslow, Klngsbrldgel
Desxn t '
Woodley, Jas M, Degembris, Newlyn East, Cornwall (c)
Woodrow. C D , Stratford sub-Castle, Salisbury, Wilts '
Woodrow, T, Droxeoombe, Bratton Clot elty Deson
Woodruff, Charles, Wrddmgton, Ash Canterbury, Kent
Woods, Edfoond L, Cbilgrove, Chichester, Sussex (c, ,
Woodward, G A & Sons, W hile Halt, Old Newton, Stow
market Suffolk (F)
Uoodwine J . Poiliott's Parm Tidpit, Martin, Hants
miuvLJMjtu, n. sv , oaraoa manor, KamiDury, nuu. ip.
Wooster.OeoreeAlbert irnnbur> Facm. i enn. Bucks (cF|i
Woolton Stanly, Treadwell House, Epsom Surrey .
Wonnald, W F, WiUerby WoU, Canton, Scarborough
kocks
Woisley.KichaidS L Broxmead Cuckfield Sussex
UoTsley Taylor, Col Sir Jas, Townhead, Nr Clitheroe
Lancs
Wotsley WoAWick, R , Acton Round, Bridgnorth Salop (ck) I
Wort C If , Cfosctieston, Dishopstone Salisbury, Wilts I
W ortb, F , Great Haye Lareerton Tavistock, Devon
Worthington, W W .Maple Hayes Lichfield, Staffs (<
Woltoo, J Dunscetl lfgbor,ough, Ivybndge, Devon (<
Wolton.W ASon Gt Steart Cornwood, Ivybfidge, Dvn
Wozrocroft U , Whltlon Farm Ludlow Salop ,
Wray.Chas C, East Flotmanby, FiW, kotks
Wren Thos .Crolt Brow Kinmside CleaCor. Cumberlaud
Wrtght C, Buckland Farrn.Cliffe, Rochester Kent
WRIGHT ft CATTELL, THE HISSES. WtlftlTg. ,
Botlhampton (rpjt
Wrigbl.J T.HibaldslowCtxote Brigg Line* I
Wngbt.M, Corporation Fm Wbitton, Iptseicb Suff(c*)t
Wngbi, R Holker Farm Cark in Carimel Lanes (Fl'
Wnght, RAW, Beekfleld, Heigbiington, Lincoln (c)
Wrighl.W R .Lsssell.Dnllieli} Sorbs
Wngbt.WiUiam. Broughton kale Bngg Lino
Wesneb, Donald, Salley Hall Sbotler, Ipssrlcb, Suff (rl
Wrincb S N . Ajvarton tpswfeb, Suffolk (f^)T
Wyaft A R .Strode Manor Farm, Beaminstef Dorset '
kkyatt. Hugh R P .Cissbuiy, Worthing Susk*
Wyatt J J Middle Farm Itertbeiief Corset
Wyatt, R Pltbill, Ivy bridge Devon
Wyatt.T Higher Fyldes North Molten Des-on
Wmm Wm Cbureb Farm. Rime Yeimmster, Deriet ,
Wytie D F Rea Bic<ik, Minsiertey, Salop tcM)
Wynfoid Li Col lord, DSO W ynforn Ffoute Maiden
Kenioo, Dorset (k)|
Y
\aodle H Haddcm End SkilgaW WtveViscnnilie St>m ,
Yarborough The Earl of Brocklesby Park, Lines (e*lT
Yarrad Samuel Sedgebrook Manor, Grantham Linca (rpAII
kates F C, Shore Hall Ornish Hall Lnd Braintree '
Essex
Yelland E D Tor Park Drentoc Devon
Yelland P J Ashleigh Bridmtowe I>evon
Yeodelt P J Lpcot N Molton Barnstaple Devon (r)
koudell J Bickllow Little Longdate .Anibleside Wmland ‘
Youdrit Wm Baskell Broughton in Furness, Lanrs
Young H A , Mount Pleasant, \V Cholderloo, Salisbury
konng J N .Sboddeston Grange, Andover Hants
young ft Phillips, Eweo Farm, Cirencester, Cloi (OlTl
koung S ft Son, Muston Grange Filey, korks (i)l
koung. S Hewett, North Park Fro Stoekbridge, Hants '
koUDg.kV L,,Grendca],Arlnbury, Bucks
Voo^_Wm^ Uttlestone Town Foot, Flarbottte Rotbbuiy
Suffolk
Essex
Suffolk
South Deron
South Devon
Hampshire Do
Dartmoor
Romney htarsh
Southdown
Suifolk
Hampshire On
Suffolk
Hampshire Do.
Ryeland
Hampshire Dn
South down
Suffolk
Suffolk
Hampshire Dn
Dartmoor
Kerry nm
Cforset Horn
Leicester
Herdwick
Romney blatsh
Oxford Dows
Lfanoln LW.
Suffolk
Wensleydale
Uneolo L.W
Leieester
Lineota L.W
Southdown
Suffolk
Dorse! Hots
Southdown
Dorset Hots
Dartmoor
Extneor Hots
Dorset Dosvn
Ryrlahd
Donet Down
Exmoot (ioTh
Lincoln LkV
Lincoln L,W,
Suffolk
Exmoor flam
Herdwick
Herdwick
Hampshire Do
Hampshire Do.
Wiltshire Horn
Cheviot
ZaDbn CapLN’.WestTIsled Manor Ropley, Hants (cgiltj
INSURANCE, SEE PAGE XXIII.
For eiplatialion of tymbot* «<e page XXI.
180
PIG BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
ABB— BAI
Pig Breeders '
S'sme 20d Address
./Vl.ijratjt Jhf |5ini]
SWITJBWGHAH, KORFOtK (fj*;
21.?). i3ri«te of Ennlcs ?! € .
H03IE FARSI. STOKE CUMSLAJfD.COR!fWAJX(«l
AtU>(t.U R GtaogeU(UF«toi,Cb.is»ellB»iw,Essexy'dltl
Afelnll. ^^CB , Swalao, FoUdagtoa Lines
AfctoH 'ioune E C, North Bresrhe MaOM, Evibursi
Cisldford, Sune>
AbitiedcnCor^aUon Lor{«raitoo FarRi Abtnfdoa.BetLs
AU&crr, Lord, Rrookthurse Cwliurst. Smrrey
Abr»b»nj,A C TheTin ^^hlt'cbuKh, AyJesburj, Buelts t
Abcahare. Frahk Cruice harm CoOei Hants
Abtihim U itonUcu..!-.' Arthur Road Wunhledon, Surrey
Atlers, )liit C V7 Ktti.sford MiUs, WrUingtofi, Seen
^eJtert, SUi Ch») 1 , Huntlry Manor GioucMier {rStrl
AtTTinsn. " ' ' — T.-.J — . 1 — I
Aiiir.r ■■
Adams,
:en, oia; « , tiuDiiry manor utoucnier
Tinan. 1 .LaniUxdlaRO.Catcoit Qrldcsva«r,Min.|
K Rart VUKtaa H*U Quivcay SuHotk t
im«,».C S.RoHder HtU iViarsHiII Oxiord, Otett <<)|
Adeork, B . \^illa]id lloute hosdike Uoston Lutes <kl
tsinmuvnmmi. C. T . EmvW Uenmonth
Addiogtor s L rtraadnitaU <.n;<s< ysanboreugh. Oudd
ford. Surrey
AddinseU, Sit* Oid Prefctnda] House, Shit<Ui\.atider ,
NVTthwoed.Oaoa «kKl
AdilisoD,! }iinr , Witney Green, Ortgar £>mz . :
Addison, Itobt Mil! kills, Usserton Wigion Cumberland!
Adeone, C R W Itsbrabui Hall Lambridge <csA)t{
Adlermn. Grt> R L, CulverthorreHeil OraotJtam Uncviejl
Agar Roberls Hon I G impale Hal! Kuyfioo Cambs.(c):
Allesbtiry, Mar^* ui, SayerDelie foreii Merlbdraixh,
Ullts (*11
AHknt, ; G , Aetherrrtrte High Oiekingtoo North Devon
Akrnnan, Walirr, Sew Tree I arm, liuniiey, Clovcesier .
Ubenade The Carl of, Quidnham iiali, AiileUxoueb,
NcrbU
Altimr, L & Sons, Ctebo House Sfridllfiglon, Lusmlo Irli,
Akoek.A H , IS tiling Hill harm, Cbarlteo Kings, Clos
Aider, A^ Bolltagion Hall Ugtey, Sussex
Alexander, Lady, Faygitr VS om, Sussex 1<!
Alexander, Ida) dAiry, liopesay House, ASHU-onCluo
Salop-
AJuuodcr, F 0, Laurel harm- CoIgsSe Lod, Pulhain
hlatkel, Kortolk (A)
Alexander, G C, Kai.ot House Winlerlnume Stoke
Wilts (rtj
Altord,J t .Tavrtmi harm, Tavialmk l>evon
Allngtoo.C L , Ultle fkirlurd, SI Nraie, HunSs
AMcBrn.Sli* ,0«ktieVl The lAcket, llelUugly Sussex
ALeo. Mfi. II A , liolaa> Hay h arm 1 tilj'Ja,8iidillesex(e)t)
Alien A llorirti. Ltd., Sudbury, ^ulluJk ‘
Allen, hraok.Saxondade UritlolKO lllmilnghaat IVamvX
A£S«i,Usrty,K»a Hill, t, teat Haet.Ne Hnwanxhara Watvis
AU*n A Hcjeis, Jlailoed harm ttawn Arms Salop
AI’eo,S.,VaRliou«ehant' Iterkeley <.k»
AWen.btattenl A Vms. Ltd .loOg Mellord. hullotk t«J
AU^. IV A.,HaUI arm, IWipham, VV|via>n,UiaiM, NnrhiUc
ALUVOsr, Osa / L. W.. BJr„ QiinrtiKMd pig raR».{
Hnd’eT.Et»oa.f3rrry '
AIDs.A i Jt>iOV« All \alnle. 'pilsI^.Llni
I, llertWn.Tivrts'hatn.Keiit (ei)
lmit*e.rt«. Castle, IStucne, tinea (*j
lljeei.tin.KKkI niGreen.liseal'
1 ifnt- Ixeleilsamrsl Sulf.j.
'»VT»<t,<(l II 1. fo».nH,tSeyh* HaU.VVetl.eebf.yoi
vS-rar, V, e. ASiaj. iara I irtii, Hanoell llaV'tnex
Vrea, ArVel.rirrs Arte, Clue* CeleVltfe, kL^ttb kt, \uski
“'■<««,*eu«n, ll»r lll'l H'ert’'e'r, la«e«, Sussex (e.
Essex
LCurt) Coated:
Berkshire
Oerksbire
VV Saddleback
Berkshire
Large BLstls
Middle Uliite
Large Black
Large Blaek
Large Dlaek
Large 8lwfc
Beikshtre
Large Blatk
Large Black
Blot. Old SpoU
Middle White
Large Black
Essex
CuotberUod
Large Wmie
Large White
Large Week
Middle White
Urge Week
Lerge Black
Large HUck
Large Black
Large Black
Large VV kite
Essex
Middle Wlulc
Cumbrrtai^
Large Dlaek
Large Whitt
L W LsMaredl
Clol OM Spoil
kliddlr White
Clot OldSpoU
LAM WltHr
Lance AVhSte
Middle n Ute ,
LVV- UMared
Gkis OblSpol* I
Large White '
Large ntaefc
Lonra Slack i
Middle White
L. Curie <AUIcdl
Urge While
Cumterlxad
Ml MIe White
Lares* While
M^V»eWhH«
Mldtia While
llerkikbe
UAM While
KlAVe HXMa
latyeMaek
Name and Address
AfldrcRS, Mrs , White Sirao, Ireby, Mealsgate, Curoberlaud]
Abdrrits. UaiorR A , Weytiearca, Harelicld, Middlesex,
AiisoB&Soas,Daw£&dFans,R(2Sli2l],N W’alsall-StaHs *'
Apidcby. MaJ S , Ellon Hall, Stocktca<iii'Tees, Co
Burnam
App^j^, Fred, IIoltBc* Farm, FiocWco, Wakefield,'
Appieyattl, R , DreMlcfs, Ixmorth, Bury SL Edmontl!.
Sufftlk {if)
Arbut}>cu>C.A C -SioaliWarTec^HayliOg Island, Hauls
Arbuthnot, W R , Plats Hatch, East Grtft$(ead-Sussex{esA)t
Aris.H South Hall, Pres ton Csndoeer.BasiOgslokr, Kaols-
Arkell, R S , Tax rortn, Stow.oo.tiie'Wold, Clos ifii)
ArmiUge G F The W'arrcniBaldock ftd .Lec^nsrth, Herts
Armilage, G P .CooVwell Crenge. limpley Sfoke, Wills. -
Armluge, H R Cdshair Hall- Over Plover, Cbrsbitr frit
ArDulage.klrs T C.- Deoe Court, Tauotoa. Somerset (elT
Armstroog. I A , The Beeches, Tarrebe. Carlisle, Climb Ik)
Arrosfrong, jaints, filll Head,^co tbi. Carlisle, Ctjjnb fc'
Amjstroog A Palge.Gitnitee rartn, Withybanj Sussex
Vnnsiroiig,T j . Dousie Fatirc Csloo, SiHotb.Cuuib
AnnsitoDg. W , Itrckstoncgate, Low Row, Carlisle, Cumb
Amsoi). } . Town End, Skelton, Penntb, Cumh,
Arnold, J C , Spti^ield Hall, Chelmsford, Essex
AnioU&N«wiD3fl, iheMoiuif,Moei»6utb .
Aransen Hugb.DevioedonNurseriet.BoxoxMf.HerM
Ariber Bros. Sberbume Hou«, Edwardstone, Boxteo,
Cokbesier, Essex
Arthue, I B , Ravion, Worksop, MbltiegliatRfhire
Ashby, Howard, vleevebead Ctosi, Aabndfe, Some
Ashb) , Keoneth A .Dean Court, BrockJaod.Aobford Kent
Ashby, R A., 8, Clarence Road, Ttwbrldge, Welli, Keel
Asher, SC, AseoS PJaee, Ascot. Berks <e)f ;
Asbforth.J . Tower Hotise.Rustball Tunbridge Welti, Kent
Ashley Col. Wiiirid Dtoadlands, Roms^, Hsels > 1
ASSTOM. IL S - Tftelovii. IsgatMiMiK EiHt (Ll}f j
umua. -(“(t;
Atbweii Fanning Co .The Manor House, Oakham, RiiHd (s)tj
Aslcham. Tbomos C . SS, Leamioeton St Att&ley Uedi,
ypHt*
Aiiley.IUr* D H , Brintop Court, Herefoid (e)
Aslor. UaJ Hon J J, Hrver CasUe. Hever, Edeobrldge,'
Krut
AIKOis. LT.^01;. £. C., Strettoa fitraM, Stretton Saitret-,
wBe.Hiaekley.Wc* , , . ^
Alkios.Capt H A , M B E .The Oak.Sandy Lajie.Godsall..
SUKorddilre
Atkinv. T II, Hollyvkocd ColUge Farm. BirmlnKhsm,
\Varw» I
Alkunon, Ong 4jrti D . Mutley Hall. Manolngtcee, Eoex
Atkinson. Cart F B -GaliOwUili. Morpeth. Nortbumbcr (*P
Atktaton. i , The Mill, Newblegin, Carlisle, Cainb |
AIVunwo.T ,TbeCK5sra,F»Uaud. J*»lejtort>ugb,H'b»nt».l
Alltee.L H .Corotlands Chaldon Mount, Ceterham. Sue
ATTROX. L. C- Battuibeune, flesrehnreb, Lite e
Wabt I'M
Aubvrtln, Ucs Join, Hollycat, RuabVl. Far^auv. Surrey
Aiiitla. Mrs brlnyo P, Roundwood, Micbeldever htation.
HioU
Austin, VV R . Ookltum, Okrtoampton. Devonshire .... ,
Aosltuian I arms Training Colirge, Lynford, Mundlord,
Kerfolk
CumberUsd
X^reeVVhlte
Middle Wliite
Tammorth
Sliddle White
Large White
Glos OMSpoU
Large White
Cumberland
Large While
Large Blatk
.Middle White
Middle White
Large Black
Glos OMSpaH
Middle V\^^te
hliddie While
Middle Whits
Large Lllack
Cumberland
targe Black
Clos Old Spots
CumberUud
Cumberlind
Cumberland
Gles DldSpoIs
^SSfX
W Saddleback
Large While
lAire Black
^f{lfd}a White
Middle White
fiericsbire
L & M hVbile
VV.Saddlebaek
Lumherlaxd
L,W ^.eired
lugeVUte
BAB W^ kiss ROSAUB 8. Sbanlaodt. LioftieU,
Ra iCTiS^ex . Wxtnrtl, Slnpimbfr, Taunton Siinrrsrl (i)
Uaikmk. S II . HtLm-nmvV. WTsttnity^ Tryw. itTt»t.,l
Bill Wry, r Cltnlon.Mannf) arm fHW'n, Haiili
ISjifre.lMnl .H.KIrkcale Larrl., Votki ..
ItJcn^. Mn 1 Lj, fh' llowKlI* .Vr MaKrni Uftk
W<»e» ft)
(Ixgvtiasr. Wsn. It- The vtMlIrt, Myth, Rothrthstn.
Nottineh^—
Bmi^liiapk N .'‘n't VValtut, ‘
Lc^SlMk
Middle White
BtiisMtf
Middle VVhXc
Middle White
CVimbwiand
Large White
VV Saddleback
Ferluhlre
Large HLitWA:
Kiddie Whlls*^
Large Itbck
L.V>ii CHiibfOtildt
Large llUrV
Large W bite
Okn OUI Spots
Lxsjt While
I» VVIJIe
BAI— BIN
PIC BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
181
Name tnd Addma
Name and Address
lUiley, Henry, P&ckeily ratm, Beamish, Co Ihi
Hailes, John, llalbroolis, Shamley t>reen, Nr (luildiord,'
Siirrev ‘ “
Hailes,!, H , Lsford, Wantaw, BerV
Hailey, T J.Hilirarm, Roxwell,E5<
Bailrs, W. T. & A G , CrUt House harm, Hemet Uemp.l
stead, Herts '
Baily, E.I- , High House, Rowingteo, Wansick (ei)
Hainbndge, Mat J. F , Sooth I Uington, Loulh, Lines .
Hambridge, J . Low Wowiside Farm, Temple Sowerbv,,
’■ "i, Cumberland (erllil
. -sJi^rd,
Ilambtidgr, J M , Chilmlngton, Great Chart, Ashmi
Kent
. fol
ondge, Mrs R A , Elfonllelgh, Plympton, Desmo (rklfl
Hainbndge, \\ J iSsnubumbarm, Skelton, PenTtlb,Cumb
Hainbndge, Hm L , Low Field, Seamer, ^a^m, \otks (!)
Haker, Frank, White House 1 arm, Earthrott, Aleestor '
Uannckshire
Haker H C . Oaklands, Almondsbury, Glos (e
BAKER, JAUES, WindyTidge Eam, Sonlb MiUord,!
WesITorks (/]'
Baker, N T , \ ictona Farm, St Ann aCliapel, Gunnlslake,
Cornwall
Haker, P, Wildmoor, Alcester Bd, Slratlard-on>As'on,
Warwickshire (cs!/)t
Raker, Col Sir R , Bt , D S O , Ranston, Blandrord Dor (ei)
Haker,Wra James, The Dairy, Hale, ramhaiii, Surrey (cj
Hatch, W M .WiekhamLodge.WickhamlHshops.Wiihr '
JdnVn, klai', Trence, Calstock. Comsr
ill, A L . Ton-n Fields. BUgdon. Somi
. lirampton Hill, Northampton (»j
Hall Cordon Harold Burcet, Wellington, Salop (Fl
Hall, j F , Knoddishall Hall, Sumundbam, Suliolk (cF|
Hall. J F*C., Shaw Lane I arm, Kings liroraley. Burton '
on Trent. SUffi ^ ^
Hall,] Renland, Adbaston.Slalfordshire , (i)
ilall, Joshua, Souibwertb Hall, Watnngien, Lancs (k)
Hall, Robert W O , Dreraeridge. W eatbury . W ills (<)t
Ball, T R , High Otfley Manor, Ne^rl, Salop
Hall, Win , The Hoiseslead ClolhallRd , Ualdock, Herts
Itallard.G S .Fenny Driyten. Nuneaton, Warws
Ballinger, A B , Venmere, Ddwyn, S 0 , Herefordshire (cAI,
Banbury, G ,Stantor Barton. Marldon, Paignton, Devon (<j
Banhatn, H . Rooks Hill, Sevenoaks, Kent '
Banks LoHus, SKSandgate Road, Folkestone Kent
Barber, Aclhor, Grove Grange, Retford, Notts (k)
Barber, C. I! , The Chestnuts, Deekeley Heath. Berkeley.
GtMcesiershire ...
Barber, Jlerbett Darnel, Doncaster A Sons, Sheffield, \orlcs
Barber Starkey, Roger, Cotsbrook Hall, Shifnal, Stlop
llarclay, h & Sons, Brent Pelham Hall. Huntingford ,
Herts (cik)t
Hardgett, W £. Eamoot Bridge, rrorith, Cumberland
Harham.W B .llieHall.Bruisyacd.Saxraundham.SuIl (k),
Barkrr.A F .Brackenber Farm. Appleby, Westmorland
Barker, E W, Heighlngton, Lincoln (rt)
Barlow, Mrs Pratt, Lynchnierf House, Hasleinerr, Surreytl
Harlow, Mrs Sarah A Sons, Clough Green Farm, Cawthorne
Barnsley, ^orks
Bsmard.C V , Stonegate,Ticehurit, Sussex
Bainato Wooll, Ardencun Hall, Langfield Surrey
Baines, G , Halheilcigh, W incanlon, SoraerKl (c)
Barnes Wm A, ilaslucks Green, Shirley, Birmingham,
Warsidckshlre
Barnes Gorell, T .A R, Manor Farm, Wormshall, Vr
Barnett, ifjidsrick, Normanby, Scunthorpe, Lines
Baron George.Llncts.Welwyn, Herts T
Harr, Andrew, Westwood Farm, Normandy, Surrey (clf
Harraclough k., Ramsey Tynell, logaleslone, Essex (ckjt
natTsind,S W ,Tbooibaugh,Jelerborough Northant
Harratt, R T ,LittleBelsfor<I Harbef -
1 , Moor Vic
H arron.'Hugh S , Somerlon Hoi
Harron, Mis»\ M , Cobwebs,
fr Pen
;y Manor, Mr
llany, j
I, Leeds Yorks
', Preston, Nr HuU,york9
C Wickham Cambridge
on, Hants
Halfa,Som
Edrnbeidge Knil
ry. it -Col 'a 'i> . 6ddi«t, Stoni
fv. lames \incenl. Little IlrowL. ...
1 llealh Farm. LTton-on-Seiern Worcestr
.-...,...,1 ,WestLnil Wylye, Wilts
Harthorp,C M , Great Henny Crete, Sudbury, Suffolk |k)
Hartirll J , High Street, " '
. .. '*’y,Dalh,Som(citl
e, W isboroughtiiee" ^ ‘ '
t Crwtlham, Uncs
H^iant iV ir n *Bod'n>:tn'. t la lUisland _Corow-
Bastard J * • -
, I'dward Saundby, Retford h
Barton W L..TheCottap r.
BarwTll Mrs. O , HarkfolJ .
HasVer, George Alex., Hov
.... .-wall
H.ttrhrL>r, II A Hale HouS'
or. St. Tudy, llodm;
Hateman, I . Town tnd Se.tscale. CumtwrUnd
rvilenun I C Walbv, Catbvle. Cumberland
Halhursl The Ear! Oil , Cirenoestrr 1‘aik Orrnce-
W'. SadiOebaek
Glos Old Spots
Large Black
Cumberiand
Large Black
CumberUnd
Cumberland
Glos OldSpots
1-W’. Lop-eared I
Large W bite
Mid-lle White
Middle White
L-ssex
LW Lop-eatedl
Glos OldSpots
l.arge White
L. A M While
W Saddleback
Large Black
Olos OM Spots
Ctos Okl Spots
Berkshire
Glos Olii Spots
W Saddleback
W Saddleback
Clot Old Spots
LAM W-hite
Large Black
W Saddleback
ktiddle White
Glos Old Spots
Glos Okl ^ott
targe While
Middle While
Large White
Cumberland
Large Black
Cumbetland
Large W hue
L Curly Coaled
Large Bbck
Large W hite
Berkshire
Middle WUte
Large BLick
Berkshire
W Saddleback
Essex
W Saddleback
Middle WKite
Essex
L Curly Coated
L W Lop-eared
Mutdh- WUte
LAM White
Large Black
W Saddleback
W Sad-lleback
Middle Whale ;
W Saddleteck
W . Saddleback
Essex
W Saddleback
Large Black
Large lUark
L-CuchrCMIed]
Large Black
Large Black
L.W Lcpw a red|
CumberlaoJ
Ciimbertand
Gkw Okt ^gwts
Bathnrat MaJ Sir Fred, Somborne Park, Stockbridge
HaaU (i;sii)|
Batten, L,/ ,‘nieSinatorium Farms, Wissington.N'ayland,
Essex
Dallen, MaJ A kfrt If C C, DSO, Aklon. Vcovil,
Som e rset irt\
BaMen. Louis L..Glrnj. ,..,
Banmber, Kirkby Green, Lincoln
llaxenchle, Gu^ k . FramlieW Place, Uckfield, Si
ce, Last W illow, Romsey, Ifanti
Ilaxendale. L Jl , Greenham Lmlge, Newbury, Berks
llayley, J A A . Tangmere, Chichester Sussex (C
liayley, V A .The Rectory, Abilon, Craven Arms, Salop
Itaylis.Wm <» .Welford Pastures Stralfoid-on Avon,War
Beak !l T Coin St Dennis, Chedveortb, Glos
BEAK, JAms D. Kewmead. Kaideo Bradley. BaU
Wilts. (ek
Beard. J , llillstew, Cudu-orlh Ne«digafe,Surrry
Keait.A C , Slowbridge, King g Ly nn. Norfolk If
Ileaurhaoip, The Carl. K G . MadrrsfieldCt . W oreesterfrAl
|Kaufcwt.pukeof, Badminton, Glos (ck)t.
iitulch. Wor
lleer Capt V
.Abergave
Ripp le H all, Tewkesbury. Glos
* CLiVe, SwiatoB Orange. Ualton.Yks (ciFItj
• <• lire \ills, Thotnasclosc, Calthwiil
Carli^, Cumberland i
Hell Francis G , lluolingfonl Farm, Charfield, Glos. (r,,,
Hell George F Tweedside, Mindnim Sorlhumbrrland (A)
Hell, l<)S Croft House, Scaleby Carlisle Cumberluid
Hell.T R Forsdykf.Scalfby, Carlisle, Cumberland
Hell Mrs M , KnotlsFarin Slainlon. Kendal. Weilmorlandl
Hellimy E A Son, Fanley Court Hireford (*]'
Bellerby, Wm ,4 Robert Street, llairogste, korks
JtellviUe. Capt G 1 , Sudboro Manor Tbrapslen, N’hantt
liellwood. Archer Mount P'eatant. Kirlon laodsey. Lines i
llenetl Stanford, Mrs . l*y thouse House, Titbury wilts t|
BenoAnsall.liallParm Rollesby.Gt karmouth.Norf (*)|
HenneCl. C A.TilIingham Petworth, Sussex I
flennetl, Gordon Colworth, HtUerooine Rd .Sutton Surreyl
Hetmell, Henry Prlwaid HoUCastle Farm .VVetcestet
Benoett A Howard, Ouany Farm, Thombury , Glos (t)J
Bennett. J , llonK Farm Fritham House, Nr Lyndhursl.
Ilaou
Benoett, John Court Farm Cremhall, Charlield Glos
lletmeitJohii.'nielKs.Kisgsxood.Wollon undcr-Ldge.Glos
llenneii, Jtoeph HroomFtt Hill Farm, Pulbofough, Sussex
Jiennell.Capt K A , The Parks, Thornbuiy, Glos
Henneii T w M , Asiwick tlanor Farm Hatfield Herts ,
Iknnells J M KiHcsbood, Devoran Truro Comwall f*a)
jtenny R H GrealWeston Gninloek Newquay Com fr I
IVnsley A Flheridge, Lemer Hall I arm Lustead Magna ^
Halesworth, Suffolk ^ ’
Heiisoo.Com A W DSO .Stoke House Farm, Stoke St
Mary, Taunton Somerset
BENTON. MS BERBERT, P P . Engleliald House. Raktlag,
Berkx. (ciAltl
Berkeley, Earl of. Beikelev Castle, Berkeley, Gloi
llerketey « F F Hniloo Slanor. rortishead. Son. .. . .
Bernard Col F T H , Nether WincheudOD Priory, Ayles-
bury Bocks ■■■
Beniey Ficklin A T A Owens, C A . The Grai
Tasburgh. Nr Norwich, Norfolk (n|
Bemdge, Bros Sawtry Peterborough, Northaats (A)t|
Hern. Mrs II A . Cannington Park Bridgwater, Somerset '
Herry.H W . Blackmnor Farm, Langtbrd, Nr Bristol. Glos
BerTv.lleory.ManorFarm.Langaith Petersfield, Hants fs)
Berry R C.StorInrd Bradford Nr Taunton, Somerset ..
fletien dge.F Hich Woolaston Fann.Nr Lydney.Gkit (Ot
BETTS, F. RATNQL GreeahiU Emu. Olhun, Uaidstooe.
Bent ( - '
Besan. Dudley, W heelers Farm, Swallow field. Nr. Read:
Berks
neserley, R B .Croft Farm, FUrntprough Torks
IHbbr.A flaroll, Thornton HalLChilder. Thornton Ch«. ,
BIBBT.CAn r. BRIAN. Sanaaw.Shrewabmy. Salop. (eiAl
Ilicr.WcD C.Nanswhyden.hl Columb, Cornwall (o)'
Bickell.J M .Lunbum Tavistock Devon -.
BickeU,R.I'.Junr,WaIreddon Tavistock, Devon
lliriien T .StowSord, LewdosTQ, llevnn
HickCocdBros.Xealrs Farm.Dein Pnor Huckfasllelgh, Dev
Ilicinn Pig Farm (O Behrendll, IHctnn.Sl. Ives, Uskeard
Cncnwatl
ItvAIrll AKredW Sunley.Searletls Farm.Cowdeti,Kmt All
llrVlutph R .College Farm, TidesweU. HuStos.DeTt^'- '
BmE SCSA.t.TTS.-ys roVtsm. Xi— y
Bigge, Ladv Selby Kiogsioo FUoof Lewes. Soswx
IhForil. Ilrel. liiwwlev l.reen Farm ItoUey, Hants
Billrit, X , IflU Farm. Almccdibury , Gkif
IliUmg Joaerb, Higher Hendra Sc Teath, Cnrnoall
lUttbanuC, L.* Litlie Melton, Norwich Norfolk
BindJev W A .Paminrham Court Fm^Tewkesburr Ckn
HDghaiD,Urs.O MasAee,” West Lod.Nr Soutlia—pi-:
liaat*.
ftiagl^, SI J., BalsFam Manor Farm Cantrefg*
Glos Old Spots
Large Clack
W. Saddle back
W Saddleback
L, Curly Coated
Large I!!ick
Berkshire
Glos Old Spots
Tamworlli
Large Black
Glos OU Spots
ClokOld Spots
CIo« Old Spots
' Large Black
Glos OldSpots
Gins Old Spots
L Curlv Coated
Middle White
W Sad Ileback
Saddleback
Large W hite
Glos 01 1 Spots
Berkshire
CnmbecUnd
Glos Old Spots
Berkshire
Cumberland
Cumberland
Cumberland
Glos Old Spots
Jliddle WTiile
Large Wbiie
Large WTute
Middle White
Essex
Glos Old Spots
Large Black
Clot OM Spots
Glol OldSpots
Large Slack
Glos OldSpots
Large White
Large Black
I.W Lop-eared
Large Black
Urge White
Berkshire
Glos OldSpots
hliddle White
Urge Black
Sfidile White
Sliddle White
Berkshire
L.W Leqweared
L.W Lop-eafol
L.W LoprtilK*
kliddle \Vhlte
Middle While
MiALe Whit'
KAdla White
Larg* Black
Large p'ack
lasex
|.erlsSfre
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PIG BREEPERS— ENGLAND
183
Same »nd A<]drru
and Addma
Hrucr U -Col l» \\ tlroadUnd Alkington WlUchonh
Salop
BRUCE. CAPT W U., C B E. Basetfr tf asor
WaOnifford B»ki I ),
BRUDEMELL-OGO D««MPaik.P«tnb>)t<ntti.N baata.(c>)
Unmskill A tlmTrro Atb\ Applob) Wojlmoflanl
Brjant Cj A Stonfofd Dradlonl-on Atoh WllU
Ifr\-ant G II C Ashboma I Iill LraminKion \\arai
Hubb Hmn LllmwKpd Cholirnham C lo$
Buchlpr Paul Rickrtlswood Charlnood S irrrj t
Huckingham Alpha Lower To«-n Morchard llishop IVawi
lluekley George H 58 Irarl btrret }|a\prlon liUI
MiddlcsboTOMgh \otka
Buckle} R Mallhcw Mosj 1 arm Marla 1 Roch lair Lanca
Hudt 1 T Manor Farm Monk Sherborne Jianli
liudlen Mai J A Church Lane Hourr Witley Surrey
Bullard Col GeraldT Norlhrrpps Norwich Norfolk i«>V
Puller SirM F M Hart llrromhlU Sprattot North
aiopton (e|
Bullock EmcslA ,louNloneCoirt NinKtCapIe Hcrcfard
Bulman V Dr rrhill Cmnwhin'
Bull Capl 1 ercy L R V Su ;ri
Bunbeiry SirH C } Bari Th<
lliimbrtiandftll
v'liiSr
Suffolk
Bunkall George Gonlon Oaington Walinn Sorfol
Bunn Henr) Station House Thelfortl Norfolk
Bunning F N U nuell Attleborough Norfolk
Burcoobr ^a$ Little Brock harm S)iton OkM
Burge.J R IlchenAbbas Dmchesler HanU (cr)
Burgee Capt Frank OBL harmcotnbe Broadwas Dora
Burgess G SI Park CoHacr I eterborough Norlhanis
Burns Basil Chosele) Docking Norfolk
Burlev F DjTon Holme Farm (X ghlibndge SlrfieM
Burnham Lord Hall dam BeaennsI eld Burks
Burr E H Beacon LaiTie Womlnesbom Sandwich Kent
Burra SIssB K Cate Sedbergh lorks
BUttSEU>.COL.StR>LIL,BART EaePSCutle Ronbtffl ,
• SUWX l«S)t
Burrell Mrs N Hsmploo Courl Leo i inner Iterelordihlel
Burrough Res C J 'W Winterbourne Rec Nr Bristol '
DumiTH Tbos J Sprinmeell Ho se Saffron Walden Fa
Burresea Thomas Brook Da ry Lffcnlme tvtc
Burrows W F Solent Kd Cranmore ' *'
Burton A E SSnns WestgateCoun I
Ctflerbut} Kent
W|
London Road
Buflon-on Trent
„ .le Losiwlil'iel Comw W
Busses 1-ee Thirston Norwich Norfolk
Butcher K H M HUIfell Cldrrsficld Tewkesbury
Large BUtk^r
Large WhiU I
LumbeclaiKl
Essex
W SaliBeback
W Sa I Qeback ,
Large Black I
Large Itbck
LargeWlltc
Millie White
Berkshire
Middle White
GSoa OM Spots
rin OU Spots
rios on Scots
Cnmbeslsnd
W SaVUeback
Large RIsck
Large White I
Large Black I
Large Black I
Cktf Old Spots I
Ckis OU Spots'
Glos on Snots
M ddte White
W Sadllebaek
Large Black
Large While
Large BUck
>tddl^ While
Flos on Spots
M ddle White
Jersey
Sfiddle While
Cumberland
targe Blaek
Berks! re
Large Black
MiddleWbice
M ddle White
Berksh re
Large BUck
Large White
M ddleWh te
Butler W D Broad Oak Un lerbartow he
Westmorland ,
Buxton Capt Harry C Tillies Hall King a Lynn Norl IW
Buxton Maj I I iltle Durham Lmlge Swaffhain Mnf
Lyon Noriolk (•
Byers Thos Low Hallbum Longlown Cumberland
Bvers w B Moor Row Wiglon CnmbetUnd
B)ford A RoseUn Is Farm Shalforrl Braintree Lisex
Cam SirW E Bl Wargrase Manor Wargfase Berks (rltl
Caims Mat C. Ruscell HaekwooH Hexham North imb
Calkin w L, The Hall HarMsow Nwwtsh Norfolk
CalkiO W Shand The Hall lladdscor NorwKh Norf '
Caltborpe F il A < thelham Hall Wincbfi
Cahert Mrs C M L. BanwTllCaslle lUnwrll Som i
Calvert CoL II II 1 oseombe Ashleworih Cloucesler
Cahert W A, Ocilev Court Ockley Surrey (<
Cambridge Xlenlalllosptal lulbouro Cambridge
Cambridge Vmvttsls Agrictilture Itnvep
nell Mrs F A White Lea lUi
......u.s Lord Stniorlar
Can pbell Col n K TiUon
Campbell MaxD, UNO I
Campbell James 1 M 1
Cand 1 W Lull I ehl F,
Hen
naph IIorsham,Sx frll
-on Than e« Oxtxi I'‘‘
Famhani Surres
od Malmesbur} Wilt
larliome 11 nn nghai
Canly Herbert I iPper liwlge Stoneaimo Bath ;
Lankrrd School Ihe lonTtnors Wimlome ftirset
W Saddleback
becUnd
Clamber tend
M ddle While
Large Black
Gkis OU Spots
Large BUck
Large lUatk
Large BUck
Clos OUSpoH
rk« OU spoir
( kis OU Spedt
Berkshire
M UIrWhi..
W NaiUkbark
n SaLJ bark
CapstKk F A BrJIgq House Oil HuKon hendat
Westmorland
Capstcic J } \ewTrre Barbon Camforth Lanras
CargilL Jamra Norton Hall Norton Norwich Norfol
CacUna Capt b l( A Muioc Farm Siuth Mi
Smndon W ills
Carlton f S WTutellall Sudbur) Suffolk
s-aman-on The lari of H ghclerr Newbury Berks
Carpenter I ] Castle Farm Salperion Cheltenham
Carpenter W B Hook En I I ann Basil Ion Rea line
Berks
Carpenter W L North El I I an I Clutlon Bristol Clt
Care CdwardO MillLands Burs ash W esld Sussex
Carr J Mansion lioiisr h rkbrile Carlisle CunberUnd , ,,
Camck A It Stemecroft Fourstones-on Tjnr Norlhumbic)
Carr ngion H ft Blickltnli I ann Hoise Cro' • - - '
Carson K W Lea Hall Hatfiel I HrslI Harbw Lsscx(c*)t|
Albert] Paradise lam Wor] ngworll
CAATER E. Sait Upton Ryie Isle ot Wilbt
‘ — Slownplin I Stowmarket f " ”
nprrtr Glrndon Hall helte
Cartbdge Harold Grange Farm Chirwe
Carlnright b II Lejbiourne Louth Li
Carwardine Mrs M Whilecross Courl Wlltchui
BnsCol Glos
• Ma| C F IDnorFarm Cocklhorpe Wells Norfolkfri)] I
• Wm LowerDaty Sampford PcicrOl Itevoit (c)
1 C Howard Tudor Lodge PenyCIawdf Nr Xlonmoulh'
Cass Mrs Seaville S Both Cumberland
Casson T F Bridge Fnd Farm Milnlhorpe Westmorlanl
Casson Ttionas \ Bros Barkisland Halt Barkisland
\orks {cH
Castleman Maj C W F Chetlle BlaniHord Dorset {cs)t
Caltetall I Grange Farm Stal n ne 1 oulion le-Fj Ide Lan
Cattle C V Thurston Bury 5t Edmunds Suffolk
Caudiell F J Manor House Sibsev Boston Lines
Caudaetl Henry S minon House Old Leake Boston Unci
Caudaell R E Hanley House Holbeaeh 'larsb Lints ,
Caucley Sells Batl Northntpod Sharptliome Sussex (el
Cave CaM A L Sherwocid Newton St Cyrei Devon '
Care E C Paccombe Sidlord Sidmouth Devon (elf
Care E W M Abbotswuri Wmierboome Dorset feijl
--eW H D Wall End Monktand Leominrler Here,
lordihire (eiH
Caale) Lord Bemnnoo Hall Leominster Hereford (g|j
■ ood Charles J Cbrer House Farm Sherbum Mallon
\orks (e)|
Caaihorne William A Sons Faroleich Farm Wakefeldl
Road Pontefract lerks I
CATLET A CarbusEall ConhiU<B Tireed Naab(«/||
Careoove Cap! ) M Newells 1 arm Nulhurit Hortham
Sussex (M)
> Col Reginald C DSO PatsfenI House Limlngtnn
Hants
\orkt
Chakraft | Aldertnapp 1 el
Chabners F M StMie>crDS
I Sonerfel _
Chambers E H East Hall Bo ighton
Ma dstone Kent
Cl ambers Geoige littlcmnre Oxon
Cham ngr R A Sons Hambndge Ta inton
Charupum W N L K ddirsworih ilatJ
No^lk
Chaoce SrF W Lancrgg Crasmere WeSli
Chandler b L Norbuiylarm Ashbourne Derbyshire
■ “ y Hill Ixinn-- - ' -
(eik)
Chanin K Tilly
Chapman MrsA Wellesley Half Ashby-de la 7oii
Chapman Harry Orchard Portman Taunton Somerset lai
Chapman 5lai b W Lytidhurst Clar Hi I Vange Essex
Chapman T ASons Fallalhorpe Dolton I rrrv lorktfrF)
Chajnnais T White House I arm Amrolls Scunthorpe
Lines
Chaprtl Arthur F Church Ci
Chard L A Brooklisi St ]a
si IlromsgTore Worrs (»)
•1 Kd bh rlej Soulham
ChartsronJ Herd Ltd^Char:
Chart kl^tn Ra Iswml Nurserv INlsall Staffs
Chase II ASnn Shrllev Fam Osrer Komsey Hants
Cberthani ) C.. Lrtord Park Lower Slav hirr I los
Cbesham I^> Lat iner Oiesbam Ifixks
Chettle F A Allerbrook Cranleigh Surrey
Chetwvod \iscouBt Broad Oak Fnd llertfccd
Ch ck AV D Compton A alance ISwcFesier Dorset
Chirk. \\ F I bvd v Prtina Farm Llannhen More.
Ch Us C A hrcis I jnmpsioci Borkhampton Ihxsrf
ChiLI* AA.. Lower Came |lr>rThester IVwset
e, . - . . - yo.^UlntFarm If ghw.
CumbrrUn I
Cumberland
Cumberland
Large While
Large Black
Large Black
Millie While
Cumberlan 1
Large BUck
Large lilick
Berksl ire
Large White
Ctos 01 1 Spots
Berkshire
UrgeWlite
W Saldlebaek
rios 01 1 Spots
Cumberland
Cumberland
Sa kllebacb
AiAllebiclc
Cun berland
Large BUck
L Curl) Coated
j turly Coated
L Curli Lcsited
Large ilhck
Large Btaek
W Sa Idlebaek
Berksh re
Large Black
W Saldletick
Large Blaek
rios Oi i Spots
'•'-'■‘le While
Oil Spots
Mid lie WTiite
Middle While
W Sad tleback
Large White
Large BUck
CiiinbcrUnd
Urge White
Essex
Large Wb le
Urge White
Vli.l>leWtit»
W Sadllebaek
AA I»
Ch U ngsaorth C A, lUrim Fan
184
PIG BREEDERS-ENGLAND
CHI-CRA
Name and Addrrss
Nancand Address
Breed
Odlton A B Wesl/irids Chos1e> ^\aUingiord Berks {e)t
Chjtin iliilip Tnllfver 'Ube Sr Fcnrjii Comuall '
CbsWra Aneus lluUert Cross Princes Rislnro Bucks
CmVZRS&SOVS LTD.Histon Canbndn (c*/)t
Christie Capl J<hn Cljndeboume Lr\ es Sussex (e*)tj
Oiristy 1? Cottage Farm Northehurch Berkhampstead '
Herts
Chri‘l>, Ifcii d lunr Sfarcsretirg HaM Ineateslone
I s^ejt (e)t
Church ot England Ttnpermee Societi '>0 Deanspate
M I Chester
Church A r \\ S Dart Uoodsidi. I lace Jlal/ield Herts
CmJHCBIIX CAFT E. G S Nortbwick Park Blocktey
Were*. (M*)t
Churcl man Sir Arthur Bait I Abh j Oiks Srro ihs
[on Ipswich Sutfolk (cMtl
liulhan s Cottr
Hales worth
Chute L.
Sullolk
Ckipb m I M Uille TVtsmn Lies
CUrk Cant A 11 Muulton Cau at Spall np Lines (I
Chrk \ S U Icileshll HajesLaie Uron let Kent
ClatV Ala) A Jl S Kmtberswooil i irm WonrtVatid'
Almci dsburi GIjs («
CUrk C 1 Clrmsl 11 Horsbun Sussex
Qatk 1> Batiow MiU ‘kiuthwaite Ctrl sle Cumberland
CUrk M siE Ro»Lou(!» Soulhwi te Carlisle Cumberland
CUrk HeorvJ Old er House Chipping Sorion Oxon fc)t
Clark M i j \ d ».ce« The Aid UsU Rumastoti Derby
dark k\| 'lanorkani Uix Oxon
CUike E 1 Koulh \V attlefiel ) Ha i lAi-tnondham Nor^t
Cl rk r W Hannams lUU T tulcti e Essex (cs\
Clirke Herbert < loresiAiew Hincktei Iriec«ter frit
Clarke Joseph Park Hill Farm Tnng Herts <f)
Clttke R Wirhurlon lark IVarbirton MarriRElbb
Lanes
Qarke R OarlesFan 1 itleSamplortl Braintree Essex
Cl rke R A & Sons Chiselborough Manor Stoke u Ham
Some set («$ht
Clarke [< J lunhtmiari liur escciiube Hoon
Clarke Sawtrr i late i an Hadliich Suffolk
ClirVson W H TheBrdgelin ThpissingWn Leics (c)]
Ci \ t U 4 F \ Low r Hol^ieh Mard n v a Sutton '
Herel rd
klayluTi lelerj b 11 erarin Elvaslon Derbsshire
Cjeafe R H AorlhEidH se Bur ham Bucks
Cleise 1\ 1 Harbour V w C mel s Held neionpoti
Clftnecit R C H Chui htown bl R in* RSO Comwatt ,
CenDrllCatl E C P < t enwtv I House Wiglon Comb f/ll
C terlet { t li iilrts I ann Hervtii on cux Ha fsham Sx
Cl 11 rd Mai A r Park I Lee vvichhttn iUits («»t
CLu tu’f ARTSfJR fuhiolk poiloa Iitus.
Cl ion I mit Crowns in Ih clfion lorks i
CLillO''? SROWA £> RgfahsfpOewwf.Bfte w^iTfi .ft nek s
Brown Adn I I sia for I I lacr lannidon
^ *!'■ I'exford Detotishirefelf I
vi e t H rifi 1 If ut Reiion Stamford Line*
•flltouMlani lixbr Huddersfield Akt
Haxl \ I xl^r Silb) borks A)
l*al I rcnbi-on Eden Carlisle Cumo
ir I jr B klei Malpas Cheshire
Tie Malt hh *el I arm South hllworth
mi\
Ck h (
It Hen
Colt kl A M
•ed Slesenlon Uerkshi
I Surrey
ttsAU'
links Roa
>n lUU Sudbury Au
» Ha«lei Hall Slourbrt fge kkorrs
imi )N Harberton Tolnes Devon
lie SfalpM llfshire
1 Mm Ra) lark As Mailenhr
CeJlesk Bruno, no)Ie Hall Ar Makrfeld korki
t S.<t Mrt C IVsttllill S, WakelirlLArnks
C i 1" II kill R c Apnnxf rose kl Berion Sornefse|(rsj|
C e S H Bmwtirifir CalJt«-ih kkljioi Cun terland
ti I sk.u»h I T Cl Wnrel *>«*<• Lane Migui lanes
town TasliiocklH-
I I Sull Inti
[all I ami klillrrsav Ixeicesfer k ki tel
1V.1 jlw Cowl n* Hall lledale Acris
e’MMie Jkrtoe hlfettnn kkarringlcn
CeJ ,«n H i-r L/e 1. )
w! 1 ceIrO lU lira Ikied \«ks
Middle White
L.&U White
Beiksh re
Essex
Middle White
E Curly Coated
L Curly Coated I
Middle kChite
Gkis Old Spots
Middle White
Cumberland
Cumberland
neckshitr
Large Itlaek
kliddlc While
W Saddleback
Tssex
Large Bhck
Middle White
Large White
iv Saddlebick
1 arge Illaek
Large Black
Large White
Large Black ,
LW Lop^ared]
Middle White ‘
Cuniberliod
Large White
Middle White ,
LCwlyCMted*
Middle While
Berkshire
berksh re
Large llbck
Berkshire
Large While
Large Wh le
CuDibetlond
Large While
Middle W I lie
Large nUck
Large While
LarLeWhilp
Large Llack
Essex
t k>s OllSpoH
I^rgr lUarb
CumberkiD I
IWiksUrv
fjirge SShite
L. W Ix>p-pare
Large I lark
( In* OI I Spot*
( M* OI t Spots
Comely, Capt R D Arlington D bury Ea rford Glos
Ceoachrr P M Colton Breebs Bolton Perci Aorks
Congdoo F West WhiMeicb Crownhtll Devon
Cootan Capt W A B Uoolston Loddlswcll Devm
CoiKtaUe TAB rch Vale I arm Rorailcv Nr Stockport
Cheshire
Conyers P S HillTopFann Pannal Harrogate Yorks (c)t
Cook A Ton Farm Orren Lanes Ertling on ^ir Birming '
ham Warwickshire
Cook Major A E M C Jlanor Eami Greathani Pul
bimueh Sussex
Owk _ _ . .... ...
Cook Charles S, High Street Berkeley Gkis
Cook J F Pear Tree F arm Loco Lane Pilsley Chester
field Derbyshire
cook Ralph Breseers Hill Dunstable Beds ...
Cook Tom F White House Farm Birtiby Beetles Suffolk!
Cook W W -The Abbey St FailF s Norwich Norfolk '
Cooke Wm Hv, Latton Woods Ffankbj Cheshire (
Cooksey klax W Culvers Hartfield Sussex
Cookson Jas Ash Tree Farm Treales Kirkham, Preston
Lancashire
Coombs XiclorC C The Lutes Aston Bampton Oxon
Cooper Abel OHManotFuro Henksw Biggleswade Beds
Cooper I C Whitebouse Earm Hoddesdo i Herts
Cooper Pdniund Percy WestCowick Snaith Goole \orks
COOPER SIR a A BART Eunley P»ik WtsehtsltT ,
Hants (»*)t
Cooper Maj Henry Islip House Thrapston Nofthants (r)l
Cooper I cccy Ualcotm Hayyeed Wilmngton Sussex '
cooper Sir F A Bt Billmgton Manor Leighton BuzranI
lledfordshiie
Cope W C Mitten Ctange Stouroerf Worcester
Copley S W l^aeons Hill Elstrte Herts (c*)t|
Copp S 'lether* ColJyn Portseatho Falmouth Comwalll
Corah Capt A C Durfold Wambam Sussex '
Coram C Hannolls Farm Tiverton Devon
Coram Henry Itoyeoti Fatm Halberton Tiverton Devon
Corby I A it Hicbam Read Ruihden Vorlhasts ,
Corby ) S PwterCrouch Earm Nr St Albans Herts [«)t
Cotdmgley Laurence lUbden Road Grassmgton Skipton
A orks
Cornwell T Netherllouse'FarmDredpii’Silt nghoume VenV
Corr^ H W Aaldham Minor Kemting Seicseaki '
Cory SuCtitiord ) Bitl Uanlamam Abbey, Mon /cM
Cory Wm I ullerton Manor Aodeier Hants (rtk)t
Cory Wright Miss 15 C Ayot Place Welwyn Herts
Cory WtiaM D Redilovst Weswott Surtey
CorvtonCipl 1 T PentillieCastle St Mellion Comw fe)f
COiiKf Sir Cnatlri £ Swynrom^ House Hcnley-on
Tl atne« Cbuio
Colton kliss V L 1 enley Hill Ellesmere Salop
Cotinll Clement Slreetfields Luitrrwnnh Rugby Warwt
Colville < en C A Doverdale Manor Droiiwieh Worci
Couder Mrs M WlmneyHaw Firbirdc Sedbrrgh Aorkt
Coulthard R Kiln H 11 Lovcrsdilr Carl sle Cumberland
Coulhurst Cl merit J Manor Farm West Hilton Scun
Iborpe Lines |kl
Coultnp A W Norwood Manor Sheppey Kfi t «l
COuneell Edward A isalderstone Bla kbum Lancs (A)
Ccainly Mental ilosplul Winnlrk ViiTringlon Laoxs t
coupe J >yke Jfouse C-oosnargl ITesion Lancs
Courice D Donnaehie Blicknvire Ingalfsione Ei$exfe)t
Cnvsriauld M ss K M Knights Pirn Colne Inga tie
Fsvex (i/lj
Couriaiikt Dr R M Ceeprlns Mall WakesCoIne r*'ex (Al
COunhope Col S r Cro L Bt M C MI Whilfgh I
Sussex „ . (“*/ln
COurtnextjrr Robert TheOrchird Stewkicy Ducks
COUSDS CRAS. JENKOS SbrM Brainlm Essex (r^
*^’{1
Cowan Mrs M C tVvUrewood Fsmi Lenhaci Kent
Cowbum A W Booths Hall Kniilsinr'l Chrs) Ire
Cowell D Rnoi Farm Salfron Wal Im Fssex
Cowteng I A CUrke Trebeecet St Teath tciniHalJ
Cowpe J Stoneyfonl Farm S iilon in Ashfiild Aolli
COWFER MRL CARLriD*r Carlekm HalL rwHtb
Camkerland (e|t,
Cox A A II eherEin North Town S Calburv Snm t<)t|
Cox Capt C W W S«*nelesr;o ThundrWge Ware Herlr
Cox < eorge t Tarlton Farm Tarlioii Cirencester Clo* J
Cox JoSwTlavmat I artlnn House Wragby line* (ck)1
Cox MitsU 1> llallen ItiuUry )m Meilury Ar Bristol
II G Abrim Heights Canon Hilt Lancaster
\V Saddleback
\V Saddleback
L.\\ Lop-eired
D\\ Lop-fifed
i.arge 'VTiiie
Large Black
Large Black
I-arge Black
Large Black
Middle White
Large Black
lorge Black
Large Black
Large Black
Cumberland
Large WTiiIe
LatM White
BerKshlrc
Large While
Largs Vfhile
Glos Old Spots
Middle White
Large White
Berkshire
Glos Old Spots
Berkshire
Large Black
XMdle White
W Saddleback
Large White
Large While
Large AVhile
Mid^e While
MiddUWIdle
Berkshire
( los Oil Spots
C los Old Spoil
Cumberland
tumbcrlaud
I 4 M Wl lie
Tamworlh
UAM Wl Ite
tumberlind
Ckw
CoxheSl George DUrowsren lUrtc
COxoo Chai I Milton I nnbrl Ire
r Herrlord
nl* lleaf^^l
Large White
Middle White
riof Old Spots
IxrseWhW*
Large llUik
Urge White
large W hite
T«n worth
Ijirge Black
Belli sbiie
f iirol-erlaiid
Urge DIack
CRE— DOR
PIC BREEDERS— ENGLAND
185
Nmu* »n<i A Itoss
Name acd Adilma
Cfrightoo I OrloQ Park Farm Great Oiton Carl sle
Crew Edward Home Farm Dytham Ch \\ It*
Crew P H SharUnds Fann Cold Ashton Oilpproham
W ills
Crewtlson J D Side, CbeltmhatD Glos
Cnbb A F NNeULndLodee SbmW Herts
Cr sp A B Pippnlk Lidgate Nr Sewn arket Suf/ (A)
Crisp John R Kirby Cane Hall Bungas SuBotk ( )t
Crocker A T W., Manor Fia Stourjiatne lllaAdlord Drat
Crocker G Eastcott Farm Lmbeiie gb Dewo
Croft Craiute Co Lld^TheCioll Le aster
Ctoker Mrs E Crajmell Under Nr Hell* Somerset t
Crotpptoo C \N Hall Green House Cbapellhorpe Wake-
field \orks (t>t
Cron n S J Little Bassetts LittleWarley Brentsrood F«
CROOSES. E. A Rose Cottite Farm Cottborpe Cbtstet
beld Derbythire
Crorper, T The Pines C It Lane Longton Preston Lane*
Crosbeld I ] Embley Park Romsey Hants t
Cross CUudeE WiIlowFarm AdeU dr El) Cambs
Cross F H K Aston Tirrold Manor Wallngford Berks (<}
Cross Capt F N Bannut Tree House Caatlemortm
MaHen \\ otaitersbMe ,
Cross H E Manor FnL. Arminghall Norwich NorffrAjtj
Cross J C ManorHouse Repps Gt karmouth Norfolk (a)
Cross I ] Ridge Farm Romsey Hants
Cross James Lesl e Catthorpe Towers Rugby Warws
Cross S &C E W Uow Farm Adela de Ely Cambs
Cross Samuel New Dames Ely Cambs
Cross Sydney A Manor farm Sttetbam Ely Cambs
CroisUnd Crorge IMptar Farm Tickh U Rotherham Vki
Crossler S r K Bl Combennete Abbey Wh tchi-"*"
Salop _
Crossman P Great Bromley Hall Colchester Essex
Creach R F & W F ttanor House Haznmaoo
minsterKewten Dorset
Crewe lobO AtheWarreo Overton Hant* (rikrt
Crewtber Herbert Poplar Fm. Carap&all Doncaster Vks
Clumpier I * Sons Longland* & Lyatts East Coker ,
Y«o%-d Sow (c»nt
Crumpton Fred W St Nenelm i Hall Romsiey Hales I
oww Wore*
Cub tt Arthur Jfaoot Farm Kimberley Norfolk (cflt
CnbUt Arihnr Hardingbam Attleborongb SerfoUc
Cudmere George Rale gh M Us Barnstaple Devon
Cuff S A Hawstrad Lodge Bury St Edmunds Suff(<A)t
CuUtmeee K S WateiUy Farm, Durtley Clos I
Cullimote Stanley Wallgaston Fann Berkeley Glos '
Cumber W J Theale Berksh e /cA)t
Cumog FrederekW Paiklands. Bradnmai Deron
Cundv R Week Mima Abbot Tavistock Pevoo
Cual He The Lady Dowager Headley Court Epto(n,SurTey(e)
Cuntstte Q«en S eUugo Dt. WeirBock Bray Becks (c|ti
Currie A C Old Place Mayl eld Sussex .. ,
Currie Sr lames Lpham House Aldboume W Its
Cume Laurence M nley Manor Famborough Hacts (Ot
Cutty R W CeiUtTreeFni Bareotth Nr Axbndge Som.
Cun I Ccorse Bromley Farm Stanton Ptew Glos
Curt a S C Fla tford Romsev Han s
Cu ron Hen <k V\ M Beau Manor Park Loughborough
LriceitersMre _ _ . (f*)i
Cutler if J Blunt ngton Farm Chaddesley Corbett Nr
K dderounster Worcrslershtfe '
Cu img E L North Parts 1 arm Helnungh:
market Suff
C mberlan I
Clos OM Spots
Glos Old^mt*
Large Db k
Weckshlie
Large I bek
M ddle \Vh (e
W SaddlebadL
GkK Old Spot*
Large \Vb lea
M ddle Wh le
Lairgc Black
W
Elsls
ITeston Lane*
Dalby, Alayor john Castle DMlington Le ceSler
Dale F Clun e H gginsfrid Qioliiiondeley Malpi
Dalget) Capt J A F Lockerley Hall Rorosr t
Dalles aement The Cedars Kidd rm ns er Wore
Uallvn W I Woodlands VcniiCro«5 Wi\eI»eombo Som
Dalto Holmes Mr* M Raosk II Natl* ali*cjser)f
Damsell H AC l<r)-ngarth Crosmemt Hereford
Hand Wm IIowTgg Tburtby CarUsIe Cumberland
Dan |1 F C, Lneatt Sutcombe Holsworthv Devon
Da eL Frank Thorns Green Farm Ashe) Chesh re
Daniel J S. Manor Farm Grunt* EarthooH Alroondsbory
Clo cestersh re ,1,
Da IrlJ E J Red Lodge Farm North Mymms Hat! eW
Fianirll E W W lhanifv Fm Cnlll ton W Its . ..
DanrllASan* Brewerte* The Armoury WestBergholt
IbnltU Thoma* A Old hfanor Farm Charf eU Cln*
Da bv F G W IVmoor Cl Camb*
DARESSBRt lORS C.VO Wilton HiB. Wantagtoo.^
Da k Capt Ronald II, Court Ie«
Dart ngton J Stanwardine Far
DanrU Cawretiee Ultle Pi ts 1
Dartmouth The Latl of Palshull W ol •erhampu®, !
. Slallv f
hat»rond Capt R H S puniTrw Ded-lntton OiTd
DavcILW S, Ikaisiry F arm Leigh Stoke-oo Trent Sut
Cumbeihnd
M ddleWb te
Lnrge \Vh tk
Beikahire
Large Black
Large Black
Essex
W Saddleback
\\ Saddleback
Large White
Large White
Large Black
Large White
Large Black
Beckstuce
Large BDck
W Saddleback
L & »t Wh le
Cb* Old Spots
OVm Old Snots
Large BlacL
Essex
Gta* Old Spots
Cbs Old Spots
Berkshire
M ddle Wb te
Large Black
DW Lop^ared
Mddletviite
Large Black
Large BU k
Berkshire
Large Black
Clot OM ^t*
W Sadleback
Urge WF te
Large Wb e
UtgeW-hle
Af dd.r Wh l«
Large W^ te
Large Black
W Saddlrbac
Beiksbie
Cumberland
L.W Lep-eartdl
L.i*eWNte '
Glos OM Spots
W Saddleback
W Saddleback
Large Btirk
Urgt'WUV*
Uarmporl \V H Rascnfeld M Ilomi Ashover Derby
Davey U II Tuell Al Iton Abbot Tavistock Dessm (s)l
DaSMson J F Moorgale Irton Cu nberland
Dssies A T Pock ngton Farm 1 arton Beikrier Glos
DaWe* L fohn Fair Tree Ledbury Herefordsh re
Davies r ll U1 Ing W 1 k hlaldon Lssex I , , .
Dasriet II J I^jpe I *ley Court Lelbury Hereford (r:)Tj
Davies fohn W Bed House M Icheliroy Monmouth '
Daviee t G Fceeichay Lodge Nr Bristol Obs
Davies W lam Coonetsalellall Lpn ng Essex
Davis Col D N halt Hill House Slough Bucks
Dav s I t Kersford Hatton Brdestowe Devon
Dav s T P H gh S reel Solihull Warn cksh re
Davison Ceoree # TailorSf Cowpen Bljlh Northumb
Davy F K Cowdenlfall Horrham Road Sussex
Daw JohoA TbeFoxalls Codsall Wolveibaroplon Stalls
Dawe G C Bere Barton Berealslon Devcm
Dawe J A Brook House Buckiand kelverton Devon
*' re R R Ford I arm S)dcnham Dameral Tavistock
Devon
Dawes C E A Little Parham Bred cot Nr Wore
Wore*
Dawson } W Slack Seek Beckrrmet Cumberland
Dawson R The ^nk Farm Cuddington Malpai Cheshire
Dawson T Woodrnd B gngg Cumberland
Dawson W m down Derbjsh Ce
Day A fred Great Tong Farm Headcoro Kent
Day C P Potters Tye Acton Sudbury Suffolk
Day Chat F Southwell Rd. F skerton Nottinghamshitej
Day F H B rohmaod Aldndee Rd Barr Common Nr
Walsall SUffs
Day lohaA Moorden Farm Penshurst Kent
Day St I Dnngayt Sialbridgc Dorset
Day Percy Anchor Inn Cuntlwrpe Nott ngbam
Daybrll D R Bottrsfoixf Nott ngbam Notts
Dayeetl Reed T WrstPatlry Wimboroe DorseL
Dayson AHA Yard Callhwxile Carl sle Cumberland
Deacon Henry John » WantuoitrtRd Westbuty Wilts
Dean C Lindun Holme Linoolo ,
Debeoham A E LAtbam Park Ormskiik Lanes {«)
Debeahare £ R Briantspuddle Dorchester Dorset (es)t|
Denham A Lower trowness L ghteldf*. Halifax Yorks
Denneii Frank H L The Cedars Pen Hast ngs Sx
Dniti a & Ingram Ltd Clymp nj Littlehamptoo Sussu
Denn s ) H Norton Uncolh
Denny L II H Suplel rldPlaa Ha a rds Heath Sx (eh)t
Drnsham 5 r Harry P K B E Cl » one Court
Wye Herefordshire
Dent MssF M Shenley House Headcorn Kent
Drat Col loho R C foeJmrlls House Pa nswick Clos (e)
Deppee W H Dean Park Ttubury Wotea <ct)
Derby TheEariof Kneatlrv Prescott Lancs IciAjJ.
■ ■ ‘ “ *■ ■' * ll Somenetfl
narkel W gtoei
Drtrman John lew Tree Clot Barm
DestonI tndusinal School Dnford Le ce
Dibbra Horn Heather Hill Ch Inor h Romsev Hants (e
Dickens E C Cat le II II Farm Be khamsted Herts fc
Dickenson W Classon Burgh e S nds Cumberland ,
Dicke Chav H Woopectou NotlhuoibetUnd (ajl
Di k nson H B E Bril Bare Farm Krsnair lps« ch '
buliolk
Deknsoo T Low House Heskel
Cumbertand
Diets Col B R W thycoinbe House W itbycombe Rale ..
fcxmoutli Devon (r)t
Digby hbyLord DSO MC,MnUrae Cerne tkirseUWt
Dicb) 11 L. The Cross Kirbv Cross Thorpe-le-Sokra Lx
Dell D, Arthur W m Cr ckrt Malhrrb e ibnuister Som.
Diminock J B Sbotiord Hall Harlrstcn Norfolk (ckltl
Duneod iMrpli Mots a Farm Rushten Taunton Som
Dixon Arthur M Prestwirk Wh nS Ponlrland Northumb
Dixon I M Vto-rEod Th rsbv Carl sir Ctunberlaod
Dixon l^n Boltoo WondLane W gton Cumberland
Dixon Capt K R. N Slarl ng Lee • Cogeeshall Essex ,
Dixon Mrs M J Grange Farm Slaters Lang Honghton-I
le-Skerne Dul ngtcai Co Durham I
DixeA Rot*nM MoorbouseHall Wlgtcxi Ciimbrrlandfkl]
Dixob TAM Farmers Ltd Taideb gg* Droenr— -
Dodd KeginaM L. Oscroft Hall Tarvui Cheshire
IkiAgvOQ < M d House CAforth Camhertand ^ '
Dodsco Wr Si kief II Crrmh U W gan Lanes _
Dmbei W TiheFarm Rines ead Thrapslco N'baBla.(r)|
Ikadge E Lataceaeon Road Tirttmck Derun _
Done N AJlngsm Vth Ichureh Sakv> _ —I
Ikxae Tbrw Topwuod Farm Olcas e Mafeas, Cheshire (a I
Dootseboerv The U sset F t,&( eteklonUgece Eisuar-{
SCSI llal Iptoo-on-Ses'ern Wars U I
IVwmaa K hard 11 Stasgbnw H-aase Dicsbeck< ^oeks I
IMmiaa Sm th R It Ilockrnf rll Manor Fareham Surf I I
tVenaes Capt C,W C R-whari N eepte Aston <txr® (i '
Ikwivll Wm. lames. Hen lee Farm Holt Itrsih Worca .
tkwnJ,! It llowicot Court speerUev
IV Saddleback
L.\V Lop-eared
Cumberland
Glos Old Spots
Large Black
Lssex
Large Black
Clos Old Spots
Glos Old S^ts
M dd e WhYe
Berkshire
L \V Lop-eared
M ddle White
Large Wh te
Large Black
Tamworth
L.W lop-eared
L.AV Lop-eared
L.\V Lop-eared
L. & U Wliite
Cumberland
Essex
Cumberland
Large Black
Large White
Essex
>f ddle tVhite
W ddle White
Large Black
BetksKtee
large White
Large White
Berkshire
Cumberland
W Saddleback
L. Curly Coated
M ddle White
Berksh re
U&M White
Temwertb
lai-e Black
hliddle Wh te
M ddleWhte
Large Black
large Black
L. & M W'hite
Middle White
Large Black
M ddie White
M dd e NStk le
M ddle Wh te
Lnt e Black
Large IVh te
M ddl Wh te
M dd e White
Cumberlind
Large Wh te
M dl e Wh te
Large Wh te
latse White
Essex
aiiddie While
Large White
W Saddleback
Middle White
Cumberland
Cumberland
Essex
ai ddie White
L.W Lop-eared
Larr* White
CumbetUad
Berkshire
M Al,e White
Large fUsrk
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PIG BREEDERS— ENGLAND
DOU— FIL
Name and Address
^aIne and Address
Doughty Co) II TheCldl Seaton Carrw Co l>urtiam (0
Dosni U Col»ill CrowTihiU Deson '
DoTne Viscount Wykeham Abbte \otk Nocks (ck)
Downer Xlrs C Callow Crolt Ledbury GIo«
DoHTiihirr TbeMrrquisof Easthampstead } ar)^ Wojcing
ham Itorks (<*)
DoWHin John The Poplars rrrshore Worrrs '
Draae H Cbapel lirompton Northampton Ik)
Draper \\m Lines Wolton Leyland INeston lames
Drcweiy J J T Wikes'IanorPann Don flgton Spalding,
Lines , (Ck)
Dnicp Charles C Rishinghurst Cranbcook Lent
Dniramond Capt Maldsdn l>SO Cadland Southampton
Hants (cs)
llruiy COS MdlHaf Dcoadwai Worcs
Dryden ttm,Nunfield Cumwhitton Carlisle Cumberland
Dnek (rcorge South Dean I etuorth Sussex {ei*)tl
DutVhajn Alexander Rooks Hill Nr Seseneiaks Kml '
Duck tt Alfred Topractn tVeslUardwnck Wakefield Yks
Duckworth L. Rlhby Hall Dairy Kirkham Lancs
Duckworth Ijidy M Dahngrldge J her T)fS Cross Easfl
Ci nsirad S issex I
Dudley 1 erc> E Qucktwood BalJoek Herts fik)|
Dujdale Col A CMC D S O K tebrook Moteton in
Harsh Ctos (ek)l
llugdale I Stephen Hay Farm Thursden Valley Dner *
cl lie 1) inley Lai es
Dugdale MaJ J Conlon The Abbes Cir nccsier Gloa (cs)t|
IXincan Urute Spisen Hill Gt \tldham Essex f""
lAincVIej A W Scei i harm Redboume St Albans lU-.-
Dunklej Chari s R Moorfclls Worklon Kcttenng
Northsnts
Dualop Mrs K I Gr at Pucksviooilrm Crawlf) Sx (r>f|
Dunn Gentpe R WodltVorpe Grarfi O'd Tupwn
CirsTeif Id IVcbi
Dunn Miyir John Spnngf eld Daton Ajl-shur^ Ducks
Dunn I< ft J N rieaaley Jfsasf eH Nott ngham
iHian np L HuSCn U t larm Las ngwold lorksLire
Dounlngton Jellervi Col } N ThcVtlrior) horV
Vo ki
Dunsian S 4 Son Trego d St hew Wadebtdge Cornwall
Dwltn Mtv A1 te Church I arm Ho ise Cow I eld Susvx '
Durham Lducsi oa Como itee Th Uris House Itnn
I>urham
Durham I TbeWarren Woodham t\ siter Maldm Essex
Ikirkia Robert Moi Quarry 11 lls Lichlell Suffs
IJnwMtl W K Iterden Hall lleedm Sunsted Essex tk)
Diiion W Horace Auiierson Nani* eh Cheshtea '
Djer Wm TIw» Ora nt Courts Bavne Essex v»ui
D>k»j HaJ H B DSO Iwvenbv Halt Coekennouin
_ CumlrtUad ;<*lt
Ojatt Ma) « A Fterlnrd Hall Lie) f eVl Stalls (ci)t
lady JnhnT Pytilky Lo«l|e Keiieriog Nortbanls (flk/Jl
l^sm J T Woodbeiusr Vartn Smannell Andover Hants '
laist AncUanSanaSnnusn harm The NayUnd SuBolV
F^st llerberiM Cayion NorlhamptonsP re
Last Sussex Aerlcultural Education Co Wales Farr
Fhimplrm, Lewes Su* ex
Eaitlak* V 3 Crantepck Newquay Cornwall
^stw'md G A Ilran blwx House OiesieWrld Derbvsb
Fs>t«<n1 H_ Culmrrliri Wonrtet Surrey
ailwood T Jut
Heath Has |l ath lame Jinnlon
e Fast Titled /
EATOT no^ KERBERT EDWARD OuKaiwooi Esile-
field Oeera Serrey '
Feel s AJeXan hr I Cbritlleftwi {link Cf esier Cbesbfri
• ^11 St Albans Koal bf Annes-on Sra lames
I Igirllo. OH II,,
Ldnireilni Wardeit
M kl evx
rintnl.JGnrW la,|,n Oltt n I'rtlsnoeU Salop
* h ^ev VS h^bt lirniirwit Aorrvxf IiFsmrad Hanlt
EDWARDS, A. B. Popw Mead Ilarlow Commoo lltr)ow
Laws
F'warh F I Cl * rViv.n
Deekshire
L,W Lop caret
Middle VVhtte
Clos r ."
Berkslure
W Saddlrbsclc
Glee Old Spots
Cumberland ,
L Curly Coated
Essex
Cumberland
Large Black
W Saddlrhark
Berkshire
Latge \Vh te
M ddleWlia c
Midd e White
Large Dlack^;
Large Black
Berkshire
Berkshire
M ddle White
Large "h «c
Large IVh t
Berkshire
LVV Lop^atedl
Large Black '
Large Black
W ^ddle^elc
Large Black
Essex
Large Wh le
Large Black
W Saddleback
Essex
Large Black
Large White
Large Black
Large Blsck
Large Black
L W Lop esred
Large While
Large Click
U AM Wh te
Berkshire
[,ige Uhlle
Con berlsnd
LW LXFnearetl
W Sadllrbatk
Large vVTiite
Large While
iirtkshire
LAM W-Wte
large Dtack
Lvr* White
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I Aih
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EB s HfS J E Wrealtead Scalhy Setrborough Yks
Kills JoliD Strakers Karin V aplon Arundel Sussex
Jos E Leas Farm P ckeriitg \oiks
Ell s (Hnid Nursecombe Bramley GuiJdford Surrey
Ellic RobertG NctbersideHall Skiptoa in-Craven korks
EUora A Market Place Spalding Lines
Eltnn^ain A Springfield Grange Great Missenden Bucks
Elwes Lt CbL HC DSO MVO Colesborne Chelven
bam Glos {c).
Elwes Philip F C.WaUaodCary Bucks Cross Devon '
Elwes Robert Congham House Kings Lynn Norfolk
Clwcuthy \V VVinterborneMonkton Dorcheter Dorset (s}|
Emioson J F Chancel Farm Messingham Gainsboroi^
Lines ,
Enuioo Wm C StcethallllaU SalftonWalden Essex (esH)'
Eoglish W D ChapterKans Rochester Kent
Entwisle J P TheManorFann Criggleslone Waki ...
Torks fr/1,
Eretb T W Cowlands SCehbiitg Chelmsford Essex (s)j
Emngtoo VV T H Houghton Carl sic Cumberland I
bast ce C U BecurrcII Cwinear Hayle Comuall (ck)t{
Eva S H Roseworthy Barton Camborne Cornwall '
Eva T J Trendeal Ladock Cornwall
Evans A hi Alton V lla Regent Slicet Sloke-on Trent
Suffs
Elans Evelyn Watd Cncklease Mouse Chaid Somerset (r),
Fvans Francis W Dpton SC Leonards Gloucestershire
Evans Cape J D Ousel eld Great Talhatn Maldon Ex
Evans Major J 1 P Heyt sbury House Heytesbuty
Wilts , (s)
Evans } LI DBc HtlU de Lugward ne Hereford
Evans W J lleodralatk Longstone Bodra n Corn all
Evans VVm hibworih House K bworth Leicester
EVELYN HRS WoBoaHotue DorkaSg SoRey (rsHi
EVENS MEN & SON Biutdn Liacoln. ( s*)t|
bverall Thomas NaeiegtettCrange MatketOravteu Salot
Eierard W Landsey MP RalcldfcHaU Lc tester (rl
Everett Maj Nprmas Rushmere Ipsw eh Suffolk .r<^)
Kwin Joseph Aldhy Skelipn Penrith Cumberland ,
Lxcier Matquessof Durghley House Stamford Line* (r>)|
Kyles Wiliam Lodge Farm WaVtorvChestcrf eld Detbysht
Ezra L Lock ParindgeCreen S ssex (eK)t|
Faber R R tlumingfold Dunsfold Surrey t
Ka I K U North Moor Stanningion Scat Morpeth
Nerthnmbetl^d
Fa rbank J A Maifer House Appleton IfStreei Maiicrn
Yorks (s|
raicburn A G 41 LottllsRd Avion Dlnniaghan Wtrwt
Fairfax Chobiielm Hugh C Mill Hill Bnnclsbj Casing,
wold Vorls (e»jl
Falrhead A E Bourchets Hal) Messing Keliedon '
Essex
, , lUnL
Fatkmer 6aul 11 , Harlestoce Northants (hi
Falkner Charles r li Ppen Hall Fattibam Surrey (cs*)T
Pabnoutb Viscount Trrgothnan Truro Comwal) (ei)]
FanMiawe P W Old Sulehaj Karm VNanvford 1 eter
borough Notlhants t‘
Fanngdon Lord Buscot Parli Fanngdon Series (c
Fambamt uard any Institution lamhaoi Sirrev
Famswnrth K Shawswel) Rendcombe L rrnceiler Gins
larraods J G Broughton Cottage Dr^colt Nr Derby
rarfant b 1 It tco e Ab ogrtoa-on Yhames Berks (e|t
Karrar Cvorir 41 Crag Rd VVindh II Shiplev Vor‘
I arrvr F lt<^ nvoo Shan flo se Mfiblev Nr Leeds V,
ladrimups b r LVonri Bt Hatlvl «k ltctltont(ch)t
fear Arthur MIeCndKarm Morton Thomburv Glos T
I eat X L. II lUrni owl Lodge Nr * foucesfrr
FeaOis John J Buns Fm Tapley I he IJ ixlon Dcrb)
I ealbersloahaugh Col T The College hirkoswal I Cunil
leganvllu evHneoep) Itr Ttanln„l»n«v tinudl ist
i rll I oi
Lt Col V s
Newrihani J add v
(‘It
leir is )l I LigiLn Broadw ndsor Dorset
fell lawaHl liotUast lUvIemete Suriey
IrD lallasre Thebjkr Wiglon Cumberland
I enn A Vui Home I ar Na lingtol letrrlnrough
Nortl vnts
I enn II C < LL uitherr Court Isk Muo
tenlon 4 IS It hi i o Velierloi lleiTinsHre
IrrwilrCe Nrth Luflenhan Stan I rt 1 tors (I]
Krnwick ( al« IK TlrVrrnXI, Ixilbury llerrl, nt 111
I M»wt V J K longwaiVi Rost y Tt unby Call *1' Cu nt
lergawu K tvT telleallla I ft ad • N eik.Carllile Cunb
terra J< I Clanv lie L«Ur An I re llanii (r)'
Kerran I W II a i bl lies I gte V iks
lew Mai »l c Dravinn lavlge N nil 11 IGll e <!uM X
I II ttal rj Ikw wlaeiiU laitt Ige Green, ''uswx
llklets joih u K net » Ili-~ise hi *l«i VVarwi frt I
II lUv le I in «l I th pinn M nor An IniTislord Gin*
KseV ne. t VV I t tm Untr- ikwne U eilerl eUl,
He {..Hte , <*)
K IklO* leeey Tletrante Ov ne tean I fight n S» (»)1
f 1 RXiam t A b|eriV llali News k N its {r)j
Large WTute
Large Black
Berkvh te
VV Saddleback
Middle WTilte
Large Black
Berkshire
Clos Old Spots
Large Black
Large Black
Middle White
L. Curly Coated
Large \Vhl«
Large Black
Cumberland
Cumberland
L W Lop-eared
LW Lop-eared
Large Black
Clos Old Spots
W Saddleback
Essex
W Saddleback
Welsh Black
Large Black
Large Black
UjdMe White
Largs While
Large Wh te
Berbbire
rios Old Spots
CumberUnd
Large Bitch
Middle While
Larg> Black
Large White
Large Bltck
M ddle Wh te
Large BLttk
Middle Wh te
Berkshire
M ddleWlute
rioi Ollbpols
Large White
Large nil k
I.A-M WWli
Large White
Large B j k
M IlleWl i<
Cumberlan 1
Berks! Ire
tree I lack
Sa Vtlel ack
^ IrSVbit*
Flnl nson U C Dunstfa<!s InKatntonf
EuM (<^1
FirVios r W LjppariU rjngp Worcestrc (* '
Fsh A R Holme Mead JIullon Nr 1 rratoti Uncj (fj»U)T
Fish Frank AUn Belmont Chig^irll Cssex
F sh T E Un» End Fm Tan^vitirlh Maetlesf eld Chcs
Fsher A D CothiFarm Ahtigdon Berksh re
Fisher 4 Dade Parson Drove W shech Camb*
F sher G F II gham Bassenth«aite Lake Cockermoulh '
Cumberland
Fsher H O ITon-n Southnaile Carl tie Cu nberUn I '
F her T H Manor Farm Charr ngworth Campde
Cloucestersh re (£)
Fisher Lord Kelverstone Hall Thetford \orlolk {*)
Fisher Rowe Col H M \anhurst llramie} Surrey
FITZGERALD LADT Bocklud Fuincdon. Berks ( s t
Fitigerald S rjohn MC The Warren House blanrnore (c)
Fitzgerald Mrs M M Marsel n Manor C reneester '
Glouces ersh re (M*lt
Fililletbert S rlf if Bt R nrwn L tie HanUge Berks
Fittrov Capt C k E Cone) Wes on Bur) St 1-dmunds 1
Suffolk*^ (*) ,
F trro) Sam e) Harlrstone Aor hsnts ( A) .
FitiWalter Lord Coodneitone lark Nr Canle burs I
Kent (eskl
FtiMlIam Eal KC\0 DSO Went«orlh Wood '
house Rotherham \orks (c* t
F tr\k 1 am C C M 1 on Pete borough N hants (*) 1
Fie s hmann Lou s Chelwode Manor Bu k ngham etk t I
Flem ng G M 36 Fern 1 shk t reenUod Sr Hal fas
\orksl3i t
Fleleher Col A F ISO 'I \ 0 Dale Pa k
Arundel S siex (t)t
Fletcher K \ Gedne) Kolbeaeh Lines
Reteher Joseph Derkswell Fm Prrksuell Waraickshte '
Fletcher R M A Sons Hem tigb Homeaslle L net
Fctcher W 1 I age Terrace Norton«n Ters Durham t) '
Flextnan A \ Ro)alFarm Ken» m Tniro Cornwall
Flinthnm G The Grange Mether ngham L ncoln (*)
Flower Oo^nWm Hampstead Farm \ate Clot
Foe K H HolynellPark Nr Wrotham Kent («1
Feliambe Capt E Sav 1e Otberton Worksop Notts (c«|f
FOUaSTOKE TISR Looctord CaiUe, Salubur
WiiU (fs* t
Fool Mrs R M ^^'hlte H II Berkhamsted Herts I t)r
Ford \Vhite House Little Wade) llreotwood Ltsex
Ford Leooard Rode House Stoke^n Trent Stalls
Ford Walter OumAamt UlfleBender Coirhetter Ctx (ej
Ford Wtn &S<m Hendra 1 skeard Cornwall
Fordham C ValeBcookFam Ch ffordllatch Essex
Fotdham Capt S A Sutton llarton dwnrthv
Hon too Devon ^ |£*/)T
Forrest Eric R Fern Fm South Wowlham Ferrers Fs* t
JDBSBAW DR. W E SlgtheliiinL Ewhnni Omldford
Snmr „
F Rumwo
C los 01 1 Spots
MddleWbte
M ddle White
Large Wh te
Gtos OUSpoCS
Colne Rd Coplord Essex
Waliham Chelmsford Essex
I Row Dalslon Cumb (A) >
pvnham Sitt ngboume Kent
Ware Herts
toss rUce I oresi Row Sx (c)t
irldgr Itorset
Hard nrton ) eo\ 1 Som
Wraltngllall Cambridge (r)t .
Hall Farm S tton Col II eld
Crosln Nr Preston Lanrs <
Haul sh South Devo
nham Chepstow Mon (e )t
e I ark Sonn ng Berks |csA/)t
I eld Melksham W Us (rsA|t '
ill eld M Iksham W s (r)t '
: Camb dgesh re
ton Bern Ifomero Totnes
(e)t
itnglord Herts (cA)t
all l^rthallerton %orks
. . -eclesall Shrtt eld Iks (e»)
lurse Wm King Okl House WestHoathI) Sussex (£s/)t
Furie F M GoldstonesFm Ashdon Saffron W atden Esx
lurie Jas R Stamford R ers Hall O ,ar Esx (c)t
L Curljr Coated
t los Old Spots
t los Old Spots
Large tc
L IV Lop earetl
Urge iibek
MddleWh e
L Curly Cna ect
Tamuonh
Detksh re
Combetlaitd
L W Lop eared
Rerksh re
Large Black
M ddleWb le
M ddle Wh te
LtfgeWblM
Gfos OMSpots
Cumberland
<*abrel M»)orO B Cass obndge House Watford Herts
Cadm J L Lower 1 arm Lower Slaughter RSO Glos
Tallee HarryC AbrabaasFarm Bdberougli Kent
Paling W Ham II ?3 Ncirth SI Otley Yerksb re
Calfowajr lames Ifolmstead Place CuckfeW Sussrx (i)t
< allosras lames Shartombe Park Wells Somerset t
:K 11 Farm Weston lork (c)
Demesne Farm Blue Br dge Sh plen
isro ngcoiougn Nr York
Came S A Unoscape V ew Debden Rd SalfroB Walden
Essex (A)
iln L>r H E S7 Jesmohd Road Newustle^n Tyne
North rntrilasd
Canilett W R & Sen Manor Pirn Fa rfotd GIoi (lit
rardheuse Henry L LonnngFarm Wlgloo Cumb (cA f
Catdhouse Isaac A kton Hcfiuc Wigteu Cumbeiland ((A) '
t atdhousc ) W Oughterby Carl ale Cumbertafid '
Caidhoos* loe Park House Lulstce Cumberland ((A) i
ranfioer H' H Tbame Park Thame Oxon i
t atdner, W R The Farm Bagiborpe jackidaJe Notts
Careel Wm J Forest II II Kertbufflberland '
Carbnd & MelliDi Lodgelands Jarvis Brook Sussex
rarlaml Robert Raddle Farm Ld sgaJe SUffs (A) -
CatIck Leslie! Park Head Wrotham Kent
Oarick Wm Annlngton Farm 5^)110? Sussex («)t ;
rrlnglon Cambt ;
I A1 I
Dargat
t amelsby Wlgton
Ga tes 1 . Allacdsracm FamhamRo)aI Bucks | I
GAURT W0ZL7L. MISS, tasdgnie ?Uk. SnlLncton. !
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shops Son 3
M Idl Wh te
Clos Old Spots
M d I e Wh If
Urge Wh le
Tins Old Spots
Clot OldSrets
Cumberland
Cumberland
Cumbetlait I
Cumberland
rioi Old Spots
Middle Wb te
M d He Wb le
M (.die WTi te
M ddle White
Ur»e Black
188
PIC BREEDERS— ENGLAND
CIL— HAL
Name asd Addiess
Gitbett, P \V , The \tanor, ChellaeWti Derby
Gilbf\ , Sir liter The Lodge Elsccham, Essex
Giles Henrj StocKecs farm, Rickmanswrth, Herts .
Ijilts ]bhji BiimETton Manor, LeedsWwn llayle, Com^jKI
Gil],l-rf<Ierick, Jlriggs Blount Farm, Whitchurch, Salop {c)t|
Gill G T \\hiteCrossrarTn, Ernies Nr M ikefteld \orka
Gill J 1 .Foxtons Little Ualtham.Cheltcsford Essex
GiHett.OnrlesE S , KaDdallsram Wokingham. Berks
t/illett, John Meadowlands, North Heath, Horsham Sussexl
Gillietoo.i- 1. .GlMiriddaig Brampton Cumberlantl '
Gillingham, Ch-is t , Borders Farm Ltchificbam Sussexff)'
Girtman H ] New House Pairn, Prouthton Gilford I
Mellsham, Wilts <Ji)|
Cilmour, Norman II Wcsigate Farm Heotley, Cheshire
<iilpiii Crxmi The Mansion Roundhas, Leeds Yorks
C/ilpiD, R n dshleigh, I’annal, Harrogate \orks
Cilpin.T Green Hills, Crook Nr Kendal. \S estmorland
Gilpin, W H Cobble Hall Roimdhaj,Nr Leeds, Yorks
Gladstone T H Lastcote Grange Hampton tn Arden
Wirnickehire
Glanfield. Mrs Webb HiUFarm, Heathfield Nr Taunton
CUBfield.F r RouleyHall Saffron Waldm Essex
Cilaisoeb, G W Nevendon Hall, WicWord Es*ei
Clrtidinning Um Aikhead Wigton, Cumberland
Glom S T Pennjcross Nr Plj-moiitb Devon
Glvde E C Crickelts Ighlham, Kent
t^bcr, Isnc, Manor Farm, W iiiington Bedford
<.tiddar(J, Capi H E Haisthorpa Hall Burton Agnes
DriHifld Torks
Gorlson, George Asratby Heckuigton S O Lints (A)
Going CoL G N Welsh Bicknor Ross Herefordsb
C0L0E9. G P , EaglesGsld. Leiie, Lntterwortb. Rutiy.
Warn («lf
Golding, fi Tolleshunt d'Arev Wilham Essex (i)|
Cold ng, R E RiKham Dairy Dsnburv Chelmsford, Ex '
(loldsbrough Thomas Stokesley SO,^erk (AG
Colledge S W , Highbridge Ditcheat Fverrreeeb Soffi fA)
iioocb StrDanielF Bart TetthburyMounc Totton Hants
< ooch.Sir rhomas liart DtnaereHail Wrentbare Su(( (sAJfl
tioodbranil Clilford Vv Park View Dunham Massey Chex
fioodchiKl C A Great keldbam Halt Castle Hedingham ,
Essex ((A;l
(joodnniJ Hamll Benrest Lctant Launceston Cornwall
Goodfiek A Tumbi House Matolism Ir Fen Boston
Line*
CoodrieVe A F OtkFann Felbtidae E Cnnsitad Sx
Gordon, (. \\ lloveridac Ctsnociixve Nr Salisbury
_ ."ill* f«)|
Corrlon Lol ii H AtleUndi Rithngbursi Sussex
tififdori llifliiel Lnwick Llvirston Lancs
(lore.Miss Kimble 1 arm Henley-on Thames Oxon
v>oTe,Thornas£ Mundfordltoao Brandos Buflalk
I ortiuge, L I’ Esceai Seafood Sussex .
Gcrfinge Gen Sir G I Kingston bi Sea Nr IlriRliton
Su«5ex ' '
CofSl Flliot M Cuts Place laddockWood Kent ,
Cwthin, Kenneth Swanthoeve House Croudall Hants (,c\i
Coschen, Sir W H N Dart Purnnglon House Harlow I
Essex (cAijI
Go«»lirE r C Newlandj Home Farm Lymington '
Glos Old Spots
Large Black
\V Saddliinrk
Middle While
Large Blatk
Aliddle AATule
Essex
Large White
Essex
Middle White
Middle While
Cumbrslaiid
Glos Old Spots
Large Black
Large White
L O-M White
Large W hite
Oiimberland
LAM White
Miiidle White
Essex
Essex
Essex
Cumberland
L.W Inp-eared
Large Black '
Hiji f<
„ wtl
3ur> St Edmunds
. 1 I> W 1' 1 akeilhai
Suffolk
Gough, E W Hunclent, Kiddccnuustet, \to«s Ic
Gough, Wm Henry, Aew Tree House Madeley Salop
tynild H , Moneewell Pack WaUmgfoid Berks
OoiiW, James CrouChlci Hall.LviBni Cheshire |
Gowleti, H Canfield Ifjll Gl Canfield Dunmow Essex
tiowline T Basscnthwaite llaU Keswick Cumbesland .
GRAFTON ESTATES CO , Eostoa Ball, Tbettoid, Norl InA) t
tiraham A Whiirieslees Kirkbride Cat'isle Cuniberlani*'
t/raham, Mrs I J XI Brynderwen Usk Sion
I ritiim Capt 1 ergus Cmfthead Longtown, Cumb
t.ritiani G , I’etteril Road, Mppeiliv Carlislr Cnrabriiand
Cribam G.Junr Firbmk WestlmtOT, Carlisle Combi
(•r him, Mrs I M Roschill Moresbv Whitehaven Cum (c)f
Graham tsmay, Gamelsby Wiglon Cumberland
Griham R.Gremspot Kirkbride Carlisle, Cutnberlc. .
rmhatn Mrs K [l .Slawelltruit Vatm, Btid«walei,Snm
Griham, R R A1 W i st Street, W igton, Cumbeclr" ’
teraham. Rnhert Shaw Lane, Starbick, Harrogate,
Graham, T , Neal House, Carlisle Cumberland
CraInm.T R,Ln Jerlev Farm Kirkby Lonsdale, W esim
f r-ibam, W H Hnlcne Gate, Aglvonbv, Carlisle, Cumb
Graham, Wm . Jiuir The Green Irthington CarlisIe.Cum
s r linger J Black Brow Wigton Cumberland
'<ran^^V h , Grater Lane I arm OllhamSt Drovlsden
Grant, A Maq-herson Ilcoughinn House, Oroughton, Hants
t»ratit, A G C Grsniwyssell Biiraarh, Sussex
C rani. Wm , Skinnand, Nav.nbi, IJncoIn (esA)
trsot Thomi t, II , Cranford Hall, Ketlering Northanls (r).
Graves, 1) , painrlullJons IVUIro, Saffinn Walden. Lssex |
GiaV'S, I Sewell Houses Siuthwalte, Carlisle Cumb (eVt
i tavtt R ^ ^on Aih) > lieeoy Ashbv, Scuni' • < .— i
L Oiilv Coated
Large Black
Large BUck
Essex
Essex
Middle While
Large While
Middle WTiite
Large WTiilc
Large While
Large Blaek
Large Black
Large Black
Large Black
Large Blark
Large Black
targe Black
Large Black
laege BHck.
Essex
Gloa Old Spots
Middle Wliite
Berkshire
Large While
Essrx
Cujnbrttand
Ia»eBUck2|c
Cumberland
Large Black
Large Black
Cnmbettasid
Osijiberiand
Cumberland
CniDbrrlaud
Cumberland
large Bkach
Ciintberbnd
Cvmberland
Large Black
CtumsTibud
Cumberland
Cumberland
Mid Qe White
MsdlGWMte
Middle While
LargeBlaHc
Berkshire
Essex
Cumbertand
Allddle White
Name anil Address
«»)t|
Gray, W' , Houses Farm, Great Sampford, Braintree, Essex!
Gray, Wm I enlon.Slurtonlc Steeple, Retlord Sills
Grayson, R I’ Manor Farm Pickering, Torks
Greai.McS A.ltcnton Ben Rbidding, Leeds, Xocks (cAH
Green Frcdk D , Gatwick Manor East Crmstcad Sx (c)|
Green, Herbert, iYospect House, EasingiTOld ^orks
Green, John W, Wiston Crote, Colchester, Essex {«*)
Green, T TheNook Ingalcslone, Lssex
Crernshietcb, D J &W R , Wrslhayi, IlankcViurth, Ax
minster, Deton (c)
Gttenstede, A T , LtlWe W aldi n Tatk, SiHtorv W alilcJS
Essex .lcA)t|
Gieenslade, O A Lodge Em , Chesterton, Leamington, '
Warsnehshire
Cceenslade W A, The Jjrchts, Westbury-on Trym
Bristol, CloucestershiTe
Greens Norton Park Ltd . Crrens Norton, Towcestcr,
Northants (<fi
CreeOKgy.Capt C K Stanbrldge Earls Romsey, Hants (i)|
CrccnnctI Mrs M ,Sntoke]acks,WaUisWoed.ObkIey .Surrey
Greennood W G , West Kington. ChippeDham Wilts
Creey. F L, The Alill House, Lapwocth, b\ Birminghair
W aru-icLshire
Gregory, T C , Each Jfanor, Ash, Ointcrburj, Kent
Cregorj.T C,To«nsfnd Farm. St Margaret S at-Cliffc
Kent
GRETTOlf. COE RT BON. JOHN. SUpIeford Park. Mel too I
Uoirbny.LelcesterMiire UA)'
CrcviUe, llMi L (■ , Hrale House, Woodford, Salisbury,
Wilts (ci|
Cre> E T, Cowler Fm , King’s Weston, Dristol. Glos (r)|
Crilfia J A . Alilcele HalI,5traiford<ii Avon Wants (rA)|
Cnffiihs Capt O F Clffotd, Higginshav Oldham, Lancs '
Crilfiihs, Edward, High Grouads Rectory Farm, Bnmgbaca.i
Pinitth.Ctunbriland (A)
Griffiths Col Joseob. St Peter’s Terrace, Cambi (cAII
( rilfilhs. T 4 W . Lid , Golden \ alley Storrs. Peter '
church, Hereforashirc ,
Crilts, N S.HalloHril Bere Ferrers Berealsloo Dvn t
Crimes A R , M K C V S . Kirkliogton, Seutbmu
Notts (A ) '
Gnndat.J Johriby Mid Farm GteysWke, Perittth Cumh i
Grmdley.J Sevmour House. Lergatr.Wigtea Cumberland
Crix, A Hill Head Farm Whalton.'Iorpeth.Northuinb '
Crocock I V/j Ridlington. Lppingham, Rutbnd
Croom.Ataj E A H , 0 B E , Docking Norfolk ,
Groom. H . Kottb|»tt House Wsiham. WrllM Nori(csA)t|
Groom H C , Belle' ue F irm GinldenSuttoit, Cheshire I
Groom John B .Chediston Cringe Haleiworth Suffolk I
Grounds F Dontld. Orpington Afarch Cambi (A)|
Crove.John Carhaflheo Prohiis, Comtvsil
Cubhins T S D Djgges Place lUrhnm Nr Canterbury,
Kent
Gudgeon Dmd V » Haselnood Kinfsetcre Road Basing
stoke, Hants
Guilding RiHiaid, Uushley Fm , Tcukcsbuo, Glos (*A)t|
Guilford, The Earlof Watdershare Park Dover, Kent (csA)|
Cundn J . Flos' eal. Man-nan Falmouth Coni'rall
Conn D W , Donsors Farm Arnold, Notts
Gimn K A BioadOaks Ke> met Kd , Burgess Hill Sx
Gunner. Xtrs A .Tollington, Oosmore Nr liitchm Herts.
Gunmn. SV . Oaklatids, Carlbrooke Thetfotd Norfolk T
Gunther Reemald j Halse Brachley, Northanls (c)
OVRNEB. HISS ENID, Edeabndge, Renl
Gurney, 1) W The ( range, North Kunrlon King s Lynn .
Norfolk (c)t
Guy G S ThoCcanse, Beicoalietd Bucks
Cwiyoue.NevileG, Deans Piddinghoe Ne»ha'cn,Sx (riJtj
Cynn Richard i. Son, Treslay, Davidslow, Camelford,!
IrA)
H
Haggos John Bailey Ranbi Hall Lincoln S‘)
flaigh A H.OringeHall Gotlield Halstead Essex t
Ibigb, J , High Hfiu^e Farm Sand'iith Nr Whitehaven
Cutobectand (ct)t
llaigh John George Street, Melosbridge, Huddersf eld
Yorkshire ,
Had*. H . Stanley Arms Hotel Calderbridge Cumberland
Halne A E Manor House, Long Sutton, Somerset
HaleColC D . CcAston Manor Aston, on Clim Salop (csU.
Hate Ifcwace Kingswood, Tandridg*, Oxted, Surrey (f)T|
Halr.M G , The Knoll. Claidrn, Suffolk {CsM){
flaUinl.C P.Macor House, Nenton Stacej Stockbridj
Hants (>
Hall Charles, Park Gale, Wigton Cumberland (*)
Hall. L, Langley House Unchestcr.Co Durham (s)
Hall llany KaslDridgforrt EggFarm NoUingham
Han J F .BimettKiffc Thoriby Carlisle, Cumberlmd
Han John M , N drtlefield. Slocklon-on Tees Drhm (c
lUII John R , Tudnr House, llumham. Ducks
Middle WTiite
Large Black
Lssex
Large While
Hcrkshirc
Berkshire
Middle White
Large WTiite
W Saddleback
Glos Old Spots
Middle WTiile
W. Saddleback
WSaddlebackl^c
Glos Old Spots
Tamivorth
ktiddls White
Berkshire
Gto* Old Spots
Glos Old Spots
Lnrge WTute
GumberUad
\V Lep-eired
/ SaddTcback
cuRiberlADd
L & M White
Glos Old Spots
L VV. Lop eared
Larse Black
urge White
itiddle White
Ufg* White
Urge Bbtek
Middlt White
Large White
Berkshire
Glos Old Spots
Large Wb"«
Urge Black
Middle White
L W Lop-earrd
Uree White
Urge Black
Middle While
Cumberland
Middle White
Middle White
Glos Old Spots
^IlddIe White
Usex
Cumberland
urge White
Cumbeiland
Middle White
Cumberland
urge HUck
JIAL— HES
PIC BREEDERS— ENGLAND
189
Hill. Cspt R S. Nfw Kill, T/-ndnnff Cbctoo-on S»a
JUII.W S.SilfirHIMrf.Wi-mondhitn Norfolk
Killin. A S\ ,** WooclsiJc,*’ I ctcliam Comnvin, Surrey ,
HilUi E A J H.TheDain Em OulwoM \\ akefield. \ k«
BAILAS. W„ BMk Bouse Firm. Helsby. Cheshire
HiHan.L.ASons.K'ogjeslrrl »nii.Nortiri?c«,Nr Chnler-
lielj. Detbi-shire
lUlletl, Clarence '[ . Walmnds Park, The Hrewers
Tiuntoo, S^rnerset
tlilloi,-s, H J , King SlieetriiTO, High Onsar. Essex
KaUteid Pig Eanns, Halstead, \r Sei-enoiks. Kent (rf)
Ham I B . lairtien, Allerlon, Axbridee.Somerset
BAMBRO. COL. H. E., Coldham Ball. Burr St Edmonds, 1
SoBolk lk|
Hamer, AlTesl Holi $ Farm. Bromler Cross. Lancs
Hamer, t. R , l-o'ly Lane Farm CraieshawCmth, Lancs '
Hamiltoo.Gen Sir Pruce, The Hall. l\endoier, Backs (Ot 1
Hamilton Cant H P , Lutlcn.lrn farm. 1 asl Gnnstead <
Sa..er (c)
Hamlin J .Snuton.'ieherion.IVsnn
Hammill, A L , Roskrow, Pmrjri.ComMlI t I
Hamg^ea Bry .Gen The \ iscoiint. The Hoo, \\eliir)ri
Herts (j/)t
Hampshire, F H . Lpperthonp, Holmfirth, \orka (*)
Hanbury, Hon C, Shobdrn Court, Kini^tand, Hereford.
HanborT Traey, Slaj Erie ,01ii*etsHouse,\l imborne, Drst
HaneocK, C ll. The Manor House, Colhelstone, Bishop's
Lsdeard. Taunton. Somerset (ei)
Hancock.T C&J W Peck. HarjfOi'e.Satbndire.Dtst (<)f
Handy, kobrev , Hajcroft, Sherborn*. Northleacb, <
r.tes W '
Hannam.A H , Hill Street Farm Tisliuri, ttilts t '
Hannae.Col G M .Greatworth Manor, Banbury, O xm (c)i
Hanson, CoL H C, WiHon Garth, RoHton, Homsei
K \oeks 1
Hateourl, Robt temon, Malwood Malk, Limdhunt,
Hants (fit
Kardior, Edward C , Foscote, Grittleton, Chippenham.
• Wilts (c*lt
Ktrdina, Ernest Guostone Cosdi'I, Staffs (e)t
EABOQfG.ERirEST, Faekwood Cnage, Domdfe.Warwi
Harding, R H , The Limes, Aetnn Tarsilfe, Clos
Haidiog.W , Stoke Read, Ayletbur) Bueks
Htrdmao, Kathtn, Elms Farm. Nr Preston, Lancs
Harewend. The Larlef, Karen-oM flouse Leeds \orki(<iit I
Harford, Mrs B M , Petty France, Badminton, Glos i
Harjnvc.Waller.CnuTch rirm.Slrensall hork '
llarrreasei.DrnnisW , Eshald Ifouse, Woodletford, Leeds ;
horkshire
Hargreaiee, I rank, Fnr Kill, Wellcsboureie, Wapitckshire '
Hatartacec, R .Tuosteads, Hatton, Preston, Lancs t
llarker, E .Crackpot Hall, held, Richmond, \orka (s| ;
Karlaod, M L, Beech liill, Winton, lltompton Notib i
Harlech, Lord. Brorrnl)Si.Os»esfrr,Salop {rikl? I
Harness, Mrs 1 S , Ramsbrook, Rugb), VSaras I
Hams, A E , \al d'Or, AIIcsIc] Nr CoVrntn Watsti I
Large White
Kiddie WUt*4t
Large White
IWikshite
1_ 4 it White
W Saddleback
Large Black
W Saddleback
Ciunberland
Glos Old Spots
OerEsbire
Glos Okl Spots
MntdU W^iie
Middle White
L.W le>p.earesl I
LarprWhile I
L & it White I
Hart, S H , Hamnionds, Checkrndon, Reading, Berks Berkshire
iliddle White
llart,Win E , Home Farin, BirLlestone, Chippenham, W I’ls W.SadrCrback
tiaTllr). t , Bank Honse, Gosloflh, Cumberland CtrmbetUnd
llartley.W A , Aston Evres. Bridgnorth, Sa'op (*) Large Black
Hartnell, tfrs J , W ell Place, Ipsden, W allingford, Berks Berkshire
liarlop, W r.Lalon Green lulon, Beds W Saddleback
Jlatsey, Mrs Ltdia. Ismere House. Kr Kidderminster MiddleWhite
Worn (r)
Harse). F , High Road, Broxboume, Herts (1) Berkshire
llacse),! P 4 Co , Kidderminster W Saddleback
Large W bite
Harve), P C ,Elm Farm St Faith’s, Norwich, N'orfolk (*) Large Black
Harsey, S C , Bosasem Farm St just.Comssall LargeWbite
Harses. W C , Kentish Farm, Sti«le<l, Braintree, Essex (F) Lssex
llarwont. A , Ackworth House, I ast Berrholt, Cokhestei, Gins OIil Spots
Esse* (c*)t
ItasrlLTheMissrsD ) 4F H F Dtcre laxlge, Pmrith Urge BUefc
Cumberland (cs)t
Hassell, W , Woodbam Farm, Chew Maepa, Somerset Glos Old Spot*
Haskios Capt J W V Ssnneshenl Hill Worcester Middle Wlnie
FlaslerACn , Dunmow, Essex t Fssex
llaslett, U H , The Oaks. Bressingham, Diss Norfolk Lssex
llasiinfs. Lonl Mellon Constable Nortolk (eilt Urge Blaek
Hatberell, J .Spring Groves, Old Sodbury Glos Glos. OldSpota
llaugh. R , Watlliead,Crosb>.on'Cilrn, Carlisle Cumb. rumberlana
llauke,W , Jnr .BosoQ^an.Colait St Co1iunb,CornwaU(er) Urge Black
llawken, R W , ihiser. Fanngdon, Berks W, Saddleback
Haiiben.K W , Little Baldon, Oxlord UrgeWhite
Hanken.Wm J S . Great Hai,ele>. Wallingford. Berks MiddleWhite
Hanker, R H , Grern Farm, Racton Suffolk MiddleWhite
Hawke* R R . Park Lodge Farm, Park Une, Stanley, Urge White
Wakrlield.Norki
Hawkins, A W B. Stageshoe Bottom Farm, Welwyn, Berkshire
Herts (e) ifiddle Wbite
Hawkins.C P.J r.CreshamHoute.Cambndge [e)t UrgeWhiie
Hawkins. It J .Staunton Court. Sr Gteiscester i«l UtjeBUck
Hankins Tbenas A , Aldridge Court Aldridge Staffs Urge Wliite
Hawksb). L., 9, Leake Street ierk. \erksbire Berkshire
Hanksnorth. C H , Cropper Top. Flwall Derbj-shire (rk) UrgeWhite
llanortb, A , Ravrhtone, Manle). Heltby, Cheshire (r)t Cumberland
HawibomAHal/onj. The Boughs, Sincktou^'Teme.Wres Urge Clack
Ha>e*,Cap( W W , Harcourt Sianten.Shrewsbun, Salop Tamworth
Hayhursl Fraece, A H , Farmste Wmebeombe, (ilos jr) lairge While
Haynes. J C J .Church Hill Farm, HiUesden, Buckingham Urge Black
Havnet, i G, Botworth Grange Husbands Boswortb, Essex
Rugby, Wamicksbire
Ha)we*, K P IVliet Green Farm, Wednesbury Staff* t UW’hite#
Hayter, Col It R Burghtlere Grange, Burghclere, St Middle W^le
Nenbura Berk* (f)
Haytet T A E, Highbury Whilthurth Hants BeiksWre
llay^ W £ , Sandscale I arm Barron in 1 umess Cumbrtland
HayaeanJ. Mrs ticior llookham Grove Dookham Surrey (r)t Middle White
Harleeicg. Sic A G Kart Noseley Hall, Billcsdon, Urge BUCk
Leicester (riklt
lleadiogloo Bros .Cipprnham Court Slough Bucks (cklt W’ Saddleback
HeapCapl L Forire) NnilbCovr Hall Beccles SufMkfck) Urge Black
llams.C H C .Chaffee Moor, Bourton, Porset frt
Harsta.E W C .SUg Hotrl. Leudhurst, Hants W1
Hams, G W , Whitheswood, Wilion Road, Southampton
Hants (r|t
I H , New Farm, Besford Daffcnd Woreester (S|
|ohn Wm , Castor. I'etecboiough Northants. ik
lootague Frank. Sen Inn Farm, Silsoe, Beds
{ J , New Road Uaity, Okrhanipton. I>eaon
treiiuld Tom. The t.range, Calnr, tt ills 'rk/lf
Ui^rd, Scunthorpe Grange Fakmbam Norfolk
. .SpnddlrscombeXIanor Modbury.s 0 .LVvxin (r)
■ O.Tudelev Hall, Toiileidge. hral (*l
\ ] .ParkCottageFm .CUybiU.Lnficld. Mx. 1*1
, Bertram, Coirbv M Us ijncola
,Capt C C F . Stanwae Colch'sier Uses |r'
, Daa id. The Cross Gl Orton, Carlislr Cumb (rtl
• rl^d, Wigtoii.Ciinilerlaiid <c) ■
Hralh Rogre George. UppeT Dnyton. I’enkridgr, Sulf* Large While
Heatheote F , Boatem Hall. RoxnfU. ChelmslonV, Essex lssex
Ileatoo.S Iken Tiinstall SO SuBilk fr] Urgetfbite
lieaw^ide, Harry Tonri tfouse Farm, Norland, Sowerby MiddleWbile
llrldge. > ockt
Hebditcb W Aastey. iunhaxes.Tivrctoes, Oeeon
Hebrr INrey, A. H , lloilset flail, liodnet, Salop
eeoti Urge BUrk
kop yiiddle While
’nmrUod (c) Gumberlaod
Hedler.O W L , BnerlvClose, Windennire. W ’nmrUod (c) Gumberlaod
Heilgen Capt Frank, W ) ken Halt. lUrdwrll, SutkilK (r)t Large Otack
lienungUMs, A W „ Hurknall Lane, Bullwell, Nolls Essex
Hemp. Capt Oau le W , Bolnev f, range, Bolney, Sussex Urge Black
Hetnpsnn.G A , Srroughlcm. Ipswich, bu'fcilk 1*1 Large BGfk
Hewdetwio, A G , Buscol Farii, Fartngdou. llrrks ir) {Vrkshire
Henderson Brtg^len Sir Brodie, tppiog Green House JliJdleWfcite
LitUe Iteekhampstend Herts. tcslt
lleodrraoo. Gen W , Raueebe Hall, Sleaford. Lines (rjf BeiksMre^
,11 W , Wrstwiyidhay House, Newbury. .
. }., Jernestoam. hUckfoed.Cwctisle, lumt
190
PIG BREEDERS— ENGLAND
HEV-HOW
Name and Address
Siioe and Address
HcvenlnghatnFslalrs Hevcnin^hsmHall Halesuottii SuH
Hewetson E 4rL Thombv Villa \\iglon Cumberland (e)t|
He»ett H I Th' School Oundle, Norlhaots (5/)|
Hewelt P AA Hampshire Farm Emsworth Halts
HfwisQD Thomas M \\fIljQ°ton Hotel Howdrn %orks i
ile'*ilson I C IlndgeEadFam Stnton Bridgt Camb (i),
Hewlett C , The Hall harm Birhngham Pershore Worcs
Hewson Joseph M Southemby Hall Hcskel Newmarket I
Wigtioci Cuinbccktid lc*lt |
HexUU H C Anningsle> Park Ottetshaw Che tses SuT '
Heywood, A Glevering Park Wickham Market Suit (ej4)t
Ilrr^ood r R Loxbeaie Barton Tiverton I>cVon (t)
H Db(.rd G D Corfe Mullen Wimbomc Dorset (£)t
11 bbert Hon A HoIIan I Munden Vtalford Herts (A)
Hiclens C Trenuggo St Bunan Comnall (e)f
HICKINO SIRWM BART Braekenboist Ball Sonthwell
Notts. (e/Jt
Hickman Bros Higher End Fan Hale Breir —
SabsbuT) Wilts
Hickman J R M cklcwood I arm Skeet Hill St Maryl
fray Kent
Hicks AllertElward Folev I arm Staunton Worcs
Hicks h b Ttcatot House Padstow Coni-aall
H cks Rev (j U Downside Abbey Sr Bath Somers*
H cks Lews Keveral Downderry. Cornwall
H cks Regina d S Wilteaham Temple Catibrdge (ik)
Hicks&Son Fordon Hunmanbi \orks (s)'
H cks Beach The Lad Ss Susan A V etor a Coin St
Aldwvns Fairford Clos lc)t
Hicklon F W Brookfiel I Fari Uelbrougl ton Stour
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Miggns H L Whillen e House Harllebitj Worcs
H ggs Arih r Ske>ncs Edenbrid.c Kent (c)
H ,g CfnestJ Iv\ Leue Farm Acton Turtille Clos
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litl Mrs JtcrkswellCr nge Be kiwell Warws ,
Hill Atlhur 3 Dentoi Park Bm Rhyddmg 'korks (t)tl
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f1 9 Nnicst E 0 I ler Gar lens < otlcswn on Sea Sutfolk
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Hill Horace AcaenFarm lellbr Igc L Cri stead Sussex
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Hnff^o, J P, Simmer Hall Haverhill Essex
Hogarth L B loulden Hill lirrwick on Tweed Nliumb
Hogarth Mrs SI tl KnoweFm PJumpton Penrith CDmb(*)
Hc^brit G L IVayfarm M/nrfcr Ramsgate, Kent i
Hogg Beauchamp Ct Hidden Fm Hungerforl Berks (f)t
Hogg J S West House Pioner Middlesex '
Hokm Arttmr S irthtUFartn Thetfotd Norfolk
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Holland J H Irene House Newington lolkestone Kent!
BOUAS MSS K. E.. Elackug Eobt. Lmgriclge
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Holt H P Field House ChaiWcsden Dtrbv
Holt Hughes Capi T H The Old Recion Ailacton
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llonywood Lodv Coxian I Lwburst Surrey
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iiooky Terah r Dry Drayton f atnbridgc
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BORNE H 5 Aldssrorth Farm House Emsworth ,
Hants Rsa/dn
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Home U S NashCourt Ueslwell AsJ font Kent (ril,
Homer Frederick Wiggonholt I am Pulbprough Sx (A)|
llomsbv J Flolni Lea Silloth Cumberland
Hornsby I SV WedholmHiU Wisloo CiinberJanl
Hornsby R A Greens Norton Toticesler Norlhants
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lloskuig R \V Hoskenntl St Buryan Cornwall
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Jludson Maj L J OBE Prosperous llungcrforO Berks
Hudson J r The Old Hall B)laujh East Dereham
Norfolk . («)'
Hudson J R Seahbar House riompton Koaresborou.h
Hudson Mrs O M Weslssoexl Tiutford Notts
Hurhel A Sutton Fm \\oodseasea Mkt Dratton Silop
Jiuehei D R Harston House Lvonshall Hereford
Jlughes E J The Warren Beal nps Suffolk
Huehes C J Fennv Compton Leam ngton War« (i»)
Hughes JohnW IhshillFarm Hrnl«^ Thames Oxon
Hughes I t Gresty Lodge Creae Cheshire (cA)
Hughes T S Nailslone Grange Nuneaton Warurs (c)
Hulbett A I Hodgecombe Lle> Dursle> Glos
Hull J H Jencho Nr Ineatestone Essex (A)
Hull WreyV TheKnoule Hafelrrood Derbphire
Holland E S Farthings Fm Come>tro»e Taunton Som
Holland L F H;ghetCome>tro»e Taunton SomeMetH)
Humphrey A H Castle House Camliopv Sand) Be Is
Humphreys W H Wield Mtnor Alresford Hants (s)
Humphnri G N P Creatl eldllall Kidderminster Worcs
Jlurophries Sir S FaaUield Ijsdge Wesibury-on Trym
Bristol Glos
Hunt Uas E RoakeTm Dcoughton Steekbridge Hants
Hont H W iattinghaoi Wolverhampton Stalls le)
Hunt " Traces a Farm Longeombe Berry I omero>
TotPM Devon ... .
Hunt W ( , Potie Wharf Offehureh Nr Leam ngion
Warwickshire
JSuQt W H Nosiets Well ngton Somerset
Hunt Com Will Ward R V ,ls1 p Thrapsion Northants
Huntrr John] Oakhurtt Kings Hill Hurwasb Sussex
Huntington Mrs OladysD Wellesbounie House Warwick
Hu^iwh 1 A Shpwa) Sortburv Somerset
Hutehmn H CobhamWeek Dndestowc Devon
Hutchinson T Ctick-effl In Fann I onteland Norlhumb
Hutcbioson T H Manor House Cattenck \orks (r(A)t
Hutchinson William Skerb) Richmond \orks
Hutchinson Wm Stonrgrase Hovingham MaIton\ka(A)
Hutlev i J Loftmans Caneudon Rochford Esx |cA)t
Hutton Ernest L Stanley House L)e Suffolk (A)
Holton Stamford Hareicombe Orange Cloucesler (r)t
Holton Syliesler Mill Dam Farm Croft Nr Warrington
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W Saddleback
Beikshire
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Essex
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Jackson Ms) IrancisS Pricklov Wood Hajes Kent (A)
Jackson C ilall gill Drybeck St Ashy Appleby W mid i
Jackson Capt G R Coney Ccccn Farm CUy Cross
Cbeslerf eM Derbvshirr (c)
Jackson f T Higher Ho ise AfotlramSt Andrew Ches (c)
"Herbert ChouleyOak Farm Handle) Cheshire t
'taj I W L Watcombe Manor Walhngton
Oxon (e)t
Jackson James ■’5 Albion Street W Hartlepool Durham i
Jackson S J WirallerFarm Modburv Dcion (c)
i ackson Miss Olive L Mecrhay B aminstrr Dorset
ackson T A Neswick Ba nton Driffield Vorks <jA) :
ackson T S Tan \ardFann Ashley Nr Altrincham I
Cheshire
Jackson Thomas W I6u H gh Street West Melton I
Rotherham \orkshire
Jackson W C Fonlmerr Rovston Herts (s) 1
Jackson W S Great BuckUnd Farm Meopham Kent (e) i
Jacob F J Dean Farm BIcdlow Ridge High Wycombe 1
Bucks
Jacob J C (DuUsDown Farm Dramlc) Has ngsloke, Hants 1
Jacobs J R 11 Cholderton House Ashurst Lvniihurtt 1
Hants (e)
Jacobson Capt A Slrangnays Farm West Hatch 1
Taunton Somerset
I antes Mrs The \elt Farm Doveridge Detb>*shire •
ames A W Copp ee Farm Stalbndgr Dorset 1
James Aiihnr W Clapton ^tllls CItpun Nr Portishrad I
Somerset
ames Col B C Slevenstone Toringlen Devon (f> 1
ames D C Stratton St Margarets W Its I
ames O H Cassandra Cafrleen Men {/) >
ames T F Norwood H 11 Iforley Surrey e) 1
ames W Salmon Hall Howden (t Wear Co Durham C
ames Win S TheOIdCotuce Bleaiby Notts S
aques John C Raduell Baldock Herts (A) 1
armar Capt I B Bulkrley Hsll Malpss Cheshire (riT 1
arrold W T I Roxle) Thorpe St Andre* Norwich ^
Norfolk
Jebfon James West Fnd Farm Bishop Wilton \orki (f) I
Jelfcock Capt W P CwscarvsnCourt Lydart Chepstow C
Mon (e)
Jeffersoo Mrs C M H gh Beach Ilellington Nr Haslingl A
S ussex
mFERSO'f i Hold Park EiUle loxweed Bonhta, S* B
JeffeisM F ThackwxiodFarin boulhwaue Carlisle Cutnb t
DunionLodge Lutterworth Rugby Warws tt)t I
Jenkins T It Evening H 11 Thursbi Carl sle Cumberland I
nkinson C A Junr Old Sotnerbyi Cran^am Lines L
enks Ronahyieiberl While Halil gFarm RuBuiey Mon V
Miss E F S Ly tea Cary K ngtdon Somerset V
Henry iarkrann Pulborough Sussex (s) L
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PIC BREEDERS— ENGLAND
JON-LEV>
and Address
Name and Address
loncs MissE M .The Nook, May Road Heswall, Cheshire
loncs, Fowler, Linds Garth, Midd'cton, Yorks '
Jones, Francis Cf , Church Farm. Slitcheltroy, Mon
Jones, C Anchor Inn, Oldbury-on Severn, Glos
Jones H G , Downforo, MayJield, Sussex (*)!
Jones, H T P Hillsborough Canford, Wimhoroe Dorset
Jones' J H , Yew Tree Farm Barney Guist Norlolk (t)t|
Jones J 1C , Norfolk House Bacisej’, Evesham, Wores '
s, John N
.1 Bradley House, Redditch i\ores (A)
, n Granee, Bawtry \ orks
J s. Mailer H , Morpan Hall, Fairlord Glos (ch>
Jordan, H T Manor Farm, Lower Penn, Wolverhampton,
Staffs
Jordan J S The Granar> Kendal Cumberland
Jordan, Lt CoU P O L , Stubbie Hill Harrietsham Keiit|
Jordan, T , June .The Hollies Horsley Woodhouse Derby
JorgrnsGu, I< W Berry Farm, South Cemey Cirencester
Glos
Joscelype R F Panfield Braintree Essex
Jowitt E M Broad Road Farm Bridpor’, Dorset
Joynson Hicks S rW Bart Newick Park Lewes Sx
Judd \\ \ North End Chenton Alcesford Hants
Jupc Albert F , RoreljTadworth Surrey
K
Km, Dr A R The Manor House Blakeney Norfolk
Kaj JohnA Ravenscroll Hall Middlewieh Cheshire I
Ka> llouat Mi'S K Firs 1 arm MahecnWells Mores (t)|
Isaye, K Lister rvnbvCrmge Makefield \orks '
Kedinp, L , New Farm Priston Nr Bath Somerset
Keen P A Poplar Farm Offton Ipswich, Suffolk
ICell} \V T Gawton Benatton Devon
l<emi»W rich Hub ert A . Soplev Chnstehurch Haois (esjt
EEUSlEY&EEUSLEY.OieatWakenos Essex
Kendall, J BonleyFarm Sandway Maidstone KantfcAH,
Kendall, W G Yamer Darlington Totnea, Devon (eil
Kennedy Matson Mrs Wiveton Hall Cley Norfolk icit
Kent.G M , Norton Hall Farm. Miekleton, Glos
Kent, T P F , Ashford House Ashford Ujtosiapl* Dsm
Kent, M 1 Yat* Nr Bristol Glos
Krnward hd , Prtston House Nr Basingstoke Hants (es)|
Kenward ^ H Mnons Pilidown Ucklield Sussex (esi|
Kerr, Col C ,DAnversHouse,Cutwvrtb Danbury Oxo rm
KerTjJameaG Three Cro*», West Moore Dorset I
Kerr, Lt -Col Russell! The Ilaie Newaham Glos fcUl
Kerrison, Mrs E .Burgh Hall Aslsham, Norfolk ^
Kem*on, Mist S n( , Old Prebcndal House, Sbipton under
VVychwoo^ Oxon
Keslon Hou<e rarm Ltd Nash Farm Kesti», Kent
Keswifk, J D L Fskrici, Wigtoti Cumberland (rtitl
Krv, F & A , Evedon Sleaford Lines
Key,MaUerlIenry,St Augu<tines Meald Sevenoakt Kent
Kid If, E J CartirsFann ShudyC.amps Cambridge
KiUeo, R H , Manor Farm Famngton Cume) Som (ftjf
Kilpatrick, lames, jun Hawkngg House Msgton CumbfAil
King AlfteuChas Braishficld Manor Ramsey Hants (cku
King.CalebC Nulley Fm , Broughton, Slockbndee “ants'
Kine E M Goegeshall Essex
King, E 1 , Pedins'on, B«tkeley CIo»
King, F L , Park Jlousc Colne St Ives Huntingdonshire
King, C A , Toms Hill Farm Aldburj Tnag Herts
King, It R , Graham House, Nesrmatkel Suffolk (M
King T A , Beaumont \ ilia Chew Stoke, Nr Bristol, Glos
King, Joseph College Farm Maidstone Kent
Kin* M L.Bcrrscroft IJerkelev Gins
Kingseote, E T Matermoor House Cirencester CIcs
lungscolc I U Stratton Audlcy Diccster. Oxon
Kingsley, F T Mavalls Paddock Mood, Kent
Kinifsley (lerald Ashlyns Halt BerWhamsted, Herts
Kingswell (• A A R A MellowFin \ armoulh, I O M’ (j)
Kingwtll H J , Bow Grange, Tolnes Devon fesfi'l
Kirby, f. , M
Kirke, Henry
Kifkup, G U
Durteiin
Kirkup. J
ampool Pilling Garslang L
Ravmdale Grimsby Lines
A J E , LrpeUi North Fam
■ Sedi.enothFm .Ouston Pelton S 0 ,IVham
Creftlm Latonby,Sk»lton, Penrith, Cumb
hn, Bniightian I lace Sandway, Staidst^e, Ken'
I Ituntingford, Herts
KnItI l n Small, Mrs
Cross MeslMvsrs Dorset
Krwira I J Park Hill, l.eich.«ttoke-<
L &U White
Berksfatre
Glos Old Spots
Glos Old Spots
Large Black
Tamwortli
Middle M bite
Cumbetland
1. A M White
Glos Old Spots
t.arge White
Large White
Berkshire
Middle White
Cumberland
MiddleMhile
LAM While
Large Black
Esse*
Middle While
Large Black
Berkshire
Middle While
Large BUck
M rtdle Mliite
Large Black
Large VMiite
Glos Old Spots
Glos Old Spots
Middle White
Large Black
Large Black
LW Loiveated
• ' M Mhite '
I. &
Essex
Large Black
Larse Black
Lac^e Black
Glos Old Spots
Glos Old Spots
Glos Old Spots
Berkshire
Large Black
W ^dlebeck
W Saddleback
Large Bbck
M Setback
Fisex
MiddleMhile
Cumberland
Large Black
MiddleMhile
Essex
Cos OhI Spots
Cumberland
Berkshire
W Saddleback
Tssex
Glos Old Spots
Large Mdiite
W Saddleback
Berkshire
Chis Old Spots
Large Black
Glos Old Spots
Glos Old^wts
Glos Old Spots
Middle Wbili
Middle WhPe
Large Black
Large Black
L M Lop^r^c
Cumberland
Large AVhlle
Large Black
Large Mliitc
Cumberh
Large BUck
L.W Li>p-caredl
Lar^ VVhite ,
L,M Lop.eaicdl
Middle Whit '
Large Black
Berkshire
M Saddleback
M Saddleback
M Saddkback
Knowles, C K .NetVrpalhs.Oolwall.lIalvcmMclls, Mores ,
Knowles, Charles E , Close House Farm Bentham, Lancaster
Knowles, F , Hemiss Stithians Penryn,CorQHall
Knowles, F P ,Tredelhy, Bodmin, Cornwall
Knowles, Frank. OBE Manifold Mick, TolUshunt^
Knights Makloii, E<sex
Knowtes.John PrnboleFarm.Sl Tudv, Cornwall
Knowles, N , Lower Mlutehalgh, Finiscowlc' Blackburn,
Lancs
Knowles R M .Colston Basset Hall Bingham, Notts ,
Knowison M It , The Grange, Sutton-oo Forest, ^orks
Knotton, Miss S , hox Hill Farm Birlcy Car, Madsley
LV? Lop-eareii
Large BUck
Large White
Brtdee,Sheffic1d korks,
^^*bu ^*§erl« ^ House, East Moodhaj, Ni
Large Mlute
Large Mlute
Middle \Vhite
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Labram, W, Koaptoft Lodge, North Kilworth, Ruf
Warwickshire
Lace ) J , Berkermet 'lill Beckermrt Cumberland
LAIRO, ALBERT, The Manor, Snndon, Dncstable, Beds (cA'
' ' Alcumlow Hall, Conglf ton, Ch' '
lord I
(cltl
Lake, C B The Kennels, High Lfgh, Knutsford, Cheshire.
Lake, G E A , Witham Essex
Lake, Herbert. Coombe Lancey. Crediton, Devon
Lakin If C , Piper s Hill, Leamington, Marwickshire
Lakin, Sir Michael H Ht.TheCIiff Marwick
Lamb, Mrs A M . ^unlridgc Place Sevenoaks Kent
Lamb E A . HarthillCnnge, St Itriavcis Glos
Lambatt, Hon Mrs Lionel, hlarsh Court Shrrboi
(Otl
Dtw^l
Lambert, Rear Adm R K Auboum Hall Lincoln
Lamm, A H , Boriom Hoaie Farm, Bestnood Park,
Arnold Notts
Lancaster, Mrs Kclrnarsh Hall, Nr Northampton
Lane, Albert E, Townsend Street, Sork .
Lane A MiHiatns Fewhurst, Billmgshutsl. Sussex (cltl
Langdon, H T The Grange, Brimstace, Birkenhead, Ches '
Laogman.J }l K .Coleridp BaHoa,Ctow7ibill,Plymoni
Devon
Langman V W.CourUands TheCreen Chiagford, Essex
Langmcad, John Northwood, Ford, Anindel.Sussex (cejtl
Langndge r T, Milt Mace Farm, Wldiog MaidstoBe.kentj
Lanyoo, W, Treludderow, Newij-n hast, Newquay,'
Cornwall (es),
Laptbome.J.B .Strode Manor,Ermitigtan,S Devon I
Larsen If O .Quinun HillFm .Maltham Abbey, H rta. (AJ
Cumberland
L&U White
Large White
Essex
Large White
Middle White
W Saddleback
M Saddleback
Middle IVhite
Glos Old Spots
M Saddleback
Tara worth
Large MTiite
Large niaek
Middle W^te
Larn Black
Beruhire
Essex
Large Black
Cfoa OldSpoia
Large Blacx
Latimer, Miss Maud, Kirile House, k.... ...
Laud, Frederick, South Fen, Bourne, I ineotnshiie
Launc, William Lauristoo Coldhanger, Essex
Laver, T B A., Oakleace, Berkeley, Glr» .
l^venck Dartin^n, Durham
Arthur Fd , NewMro , Peterborough, Nortbants (A).
Lawford John A , Elmhurst Ringtner Lewes, Sussex '
Lawrmcc.Col Hod C T .Oaksey.Malmesbuiy. Wilts
lawrence^ J H , Cwarthuidrea, Mawgan, Helston Cwall
|awrenee,J P^ )un .^Hayes fertoti.^E Burtlci^, Dvn (e)J
L.M Lop-eared
Fssex
Essex
largo Black
Largo White
Large Black
C1 d> Old Spots
Lawson, Col Hon
Lax R H . IT, Hilton Road, IK -- -
Lax, Richard, Home Farm Osgodby, Nr Selby Yorks fe/'
Layley,C M HiUfoot Farm, Beenham, Newbury, Berks
Leader, PA, Stoke Grange Farm, M eudover Rd , Ayles
bury, Bucks
Learning J G .Scalegate Upperbv Carlisle, Cumberland
l,rar. Henry, Doyntoo, Bristol, Gloiiceslersbire (i
Leason.A W , Prook House Fm . Nr Uttoxeter, Staffs
LMvey, G £ , Parsonage Fm , Stansicd Sevenoaks, Ke
Ledger, H . The Marien, Faulkbouro Witham Essex tc)t|
... A P AG M , The Broad, Heliinely Sussex
Lee G II , Reynold s Pk , Churchstow, Kingsbtidge, De’
Lee.R F .Millicnte House Stratford on Avon.Warws (cA}t
Lk, Samuei F , The \|iJl$ k ealmpton, Devon (c)
Lee, W H , Shipley Hall Pattingham Molverhampton
Staffs (rl
Lcekc,J AM H .Great House, Leigh Morcester, Mores (c)
Lces.Capt C M J . Falcull House Nr BracVles.N Hants
Lew R E .Clwirchwood, Mickwar, Cloucestershire
Legsrd Geq dAfo, Maes Court. Tenbury Mores
Lc^C H G Cornwall High Legh Hall Cheshire
Lcggatt Mm , Crowbill Downe, Nr Famborough, Kent
Lemon J D , Kilworthy, Tavistock, Devon '''*
Leonard Miss At .Oakley House, liroinleyComi
Lcsbirel.H ASon.Polventon Li"' ' — "
Lester R N Keyes Mace >Iors
Levick Sirfl G KBL.ThcM:
Ouppmhain Mills
Uwin. L^td, Marlingford Old Kail Not
Lewis, Atf, Soignee. Vteslaere. King s Lvn
Lems. I! . Malting Fi
„ on,Kent(c)
..ard. Cornwall
d Keynes, Sussex
c 'Castle Combe
, Uttlc Horl
Middle Millie
LAM M^iie
Large Black
Large Black
Large Black
Middl* White
Essex
Glos OldSpots
Glos Old Spots
Berksfure
Berkshire
Berkshire
Cumberland
Glos OldSpots
Large tVTiiie
.Middle While
Essex
Berkshire
Middle While
LW Lop-eared
Middle White
Large Black
Large Black
Glos Old Spots
fiddle It
Glos OldSpots
I AM White
Berkshire
Atiddle White
I arge Black
Urge Black
Largo Black
Middle White
LEW— MAR
PIG BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
193
N amc and Address
Name and Address
Lewis 1 F ,Dtag>jtiBtewefv,BatfordSt Martin, Salisbutj.
\\ilts
Lenii, S T, The Bungalow, Rushwick, Worcester, Worea
Lewisham Viscountcss.Godmershaml li Canlerhui^.Kenl
Levlaod Mrs CD ,Hafgerston Castle, Beal Notlhumb (c}t|
Lladle Joseph, Uawrenceholm, \\ Igloa, Cumberland '
Lilfocd, Lord, Lilford Hall, Barnwell, Beterboiouah,
Sorthants
UBy, ] , FnthnBe, Boston Lines ‘
Lioeofij, Cecil New\ork Lincoln
Uodley A Ro^rs. Gate House Fm , Hurstplerpoint, Sx
Undsey, Jobnb \ , Orlands Farm. lloUesIej, Suffolk
Line, Altr^ West Liodge, Exton. Northanla
line, RlcJiatd Hcnr% , Shenngton. New-port I agntll, Bucks
Lines, W. h , \ew Tree Farm, Solihull. Nr Birmingham
Warwacluhire
Unfield, A C Thakebam lAilboroueh, Sussex
Linfoot, C C . The Knoll, Booking, Braintree, Essex ftjJtl
Ungham A H R .GteystoKc, East Clevedon, Somerset
Upscomb, 1 , Moor Hou« Farm, Denham, Bucks
Lipscomb John, Tile House farm, Denham, Bucks
LIptrot.T C.. Ash Leigh, Martland MiULane Wigan, Lao<
Uster. C, Southrry, Downham ktarket, Norfolk
lister, W U.Boreharn. Chelmsford Essex
Litae.A .Parkflouse WhalejBd*. Sr Stockport Chestirel
Little D iCroft House, Longlown Carhsle, Cumberland I
UtUe’WissJ K B, AmswoTtli Hill Alrtstetd, Hants
Little, J W , Black House Kirkbride, Carlisle, Cumb
Ut'Ic W S^tcoats, Kirkbride, Carlisle, Cumberland
Litton, W R U, Woolmef Lodge, Liphook Hants (c)
Ueerpool, The Earl of. Hartsholme Hall Lincoln
LsvingStoeifLeartnotuK, Col F L , CJd G , Southover
Tolpuddle Dorchester, Dorset (i)t
LivuipStooe-LeafTronlb, Capt Noel C , Fjfehcad Magdalen
GiHingbara, Dorset 'c"
Llewrll)-n, H H , Inglemefe Farms Arnside,
forth, Lancashire
Lloyd''""
Lloyd,
fWjs'wt. Hrrts
Lloyd, HareldJ .Thorpe Lodge, Thorpe-le-Soken Essex
Fexhury, Stone St , Sevenoaka, Kent
, Glmview. Drayton Vorwteh, Norfolk I
uoyo. mormao ic , Waieol, Cturbury. Salop
Lobbeit) AIR, Heoburv HiU Bristol Cloucestcrsb
VA«k, B , Secbm Green Sible Kedingtiam, Essex
Loekvoed F F, Menetborpe Hall, Malton, \orVs
Loekser.AIUn, Leeaaoor Farm. Romsey Hants i
Ddrr.SlrG R ,Bt ,KUdy,Leonardslee Vlonham.Sx lolt
tisder, S. B , MaidwrII Hall Sr Northampton Sorthants
Ldmaa, J , Foxlaoe Farm. Lejiand Lana I
Loombr, Mai E II Evans Lfarlingford Halt Norwich
Norfolk 'e)r
London Cooperative Sec Ltd , Paslow Hall, High Ongar
London Mental Kaptal Stone, Dariford, krnt
lOBdonderry, The itarchioncss of Spnngtirld Oakhi
Rutland
Long, S E ,Pal«nrr»rann. Wootton, JOW
Long fl , Ringshall Hall. StoWBiarkel Suffolk
Umg.H N, SllSalntsHall Creeling SerdhamMarkcl,Siifl
long.j A .Shipperdinc.Ttiotnhuiy GV» '
Long Walter Edgar, Building* Farm dbingdbri.ftrrki ,
Lengden.C. A, Draycott Lodge, Derby (r/j|
rd Bro* , Upper House, Abbej-dare. Hereford
»d. E Henry. Laorle>bury, Kings Langle), Hecta
>d.E M.AN EjTh«l«ld.WeobteT.H*rtiatdihue
's;
s, D C„ Arley Latchingdon, Cbclsnsford
LoMdBeVThc Earl of. Barley Thorpe Oakham.RutUnd l»l|
Loosemore. II , Holmtieigh Farm Cotlrigb, Hooitoo. Dei
Lord HerlwrtOwefl I’orlculli4Hou»r ' — '•
Lord.W J .Hawk Farm, Weeley ti
Lort W f
Cheshire
LoVe.H C,LitlleCreiesFartn,Le>stfc)wr Sheppey Kc
□,Ck>s (rlj
0 LLmbridge Dtoilwli
tndover Han
,, I, Tavirtock Devon
t E . Catisforl A Ihngledrn Farms, Benenden,
Kent
Lowe.F W.CIuebelltiUa OrratBarr Birmingham Warw*
Lowe.G C T.OakUnds Smarden Kent _ _ (cl
Lowe Mm louua Koth.CosficIdHall Halstead Essex frr)
town Mrs , Fawkham Kent
lowisS RichardCatTll.A)lesbyMinor,Gnmsby Lrocs (i)
r.J.K
e, Carl sic, Cuml
W’ Saddleback
Middle White
Large W bite
L. Ctiily C«aUd
Large Black ‘
Middle White
L. A M While
Large White
Middle W tote
Middle White
Berkshire
Essex
ktiddle White
Essex
Large Black
Middle White
LucX
Essex
I.arge White
Cuinbetbnd
Large DUck
Large Black
Cumberland
Large Black
Middle While
Middle While
L AM While
Middle White
Welsh
Gtos Old Spots
Large Black
Middle White
F<.ssex
Large White
Large White
Clot OldSpoU
Essex
Berkshire
IV Saddleback
Middle White
Middle While
Cumberland
Large Black
Middle White
Middle White
W Saddleback
Essex
( los Old Spots
rare' If/a't
Large Black
Middle White
Large DUck
Laree White
Kiddle W bite
Large Black
W Saddirback
Glo* Old Spots
Essex
Middle While
Large Bbck
Large White
lareeWhste .
LSI Lop.earedl
Middle White
Middle While
Middle White
Essex
CMa Old Spots
Middle White
Large DIME
L. CurlrCDa'ecf
Uidfle Whit
Large Black
-r.hhs
loelhfc^ H ) l.^Tetlfs Court Ciou',.
LOTD A TBOhIAS.lerk3Bg«Boiue,Wastage.B0ks.<rst
lucas TheMstes KKjfy LoUge. IHtctLr -
I ucas C I . W arnhaiD Cc-url. Horsham S
Lure, P, Court lUrtrei. Lamrrrrei T*»vsn
Luck.Col U J 't^TheHrrmtige West
large Black
large Back ,
L.W LcT^acedi
Lrunlcf Holland, W B .Lynstedrark.Sittiogbourne.Kenli
Lunson, J I> , Bowerbank Hall, Fennlh, Cumberland
luscotnbe.K E L .Shanty, Woodlcigh.Iaidduuxll.Dv ,
InsooKibr.R J , Bridge Farei, Cornnwd.Ivybndgc.Dev
Luseombe, B S , Unialon, Ivybridge, Devon
Inscombe Thomas 11 Lower Parks, Credtton, N Devon
Luxton, John, Jturgessland Farm, Bollcy Hants
Lybbe R C L P , Rectory Farm, Streatley, Berkshire
Lyle, Idulm. Wancote Compton Ouildford, Surrey
Lynn.ll FtoniSl Neiibottle Houghton Ic-Spring, Cumb
Lyon, A , The Grange Emberton, Bedford
Lyon, A V 11 , Colbrrs Wood, Ardleigh, Fssex
Lyon, I M Hall Luton Beds
Lyon, W A , Foxton Housr, 1 oxton Nr Royston, Hei
M
Elataii R E Boscombe, Salisbury, Wilts
McAclbur, Archibald, Stonebury, Buntingford Herts
MacauUy.Thos Spains Hall, Fylield Ongar.Estex
kIcCalfrey, if , Ifollowood Malpas, Cheshire
McCatlum D R Srrgc/ie Farm Beaulieu Brockenhurst
Hants ^
MCheyne, Andrew K Lowless DiUericay, Essex (e)
McCusker, I ) Caraelsby Wigton, Cumberland
McDougall ) b Woolry, Nr Hexham, Northumb
McEwan, O W Black Oroft, Much Hadham Herts
Mc Gicnty Franc is Ger ald ThieCoppice Congresbury Som
UACIRTOSH. EWER, Foxbaiy, Reigats Road, Dorfang
Sntreg (»Ait|
Maclver Mis M H Blaisdon Hall Longhope, Clos (f'*
Mackay E \ Lee Shamley Green Surrey
Mackintosh Sirll Cooygham Hall Knarcsborough \ks (rltl
Mackrill, Frank V WainfleetSt Mary Uneoloshire
it Laten HatryO .LumleyCrange Fence Houses Durham (klJl
E»Wt
Berkshire
Middle White
Essex
Cumberland
Lop-eared
t~M l^P-eared
L W Lop-eared
J^rue uuck
Middle White
MidJd- White
Middle White
^mberbnd
W haddjebartc
W haddicback
Essex
McMurrav Mr A Mrs R S Vlanlelts, llolyporl, Maidcn^^
brad, Berks
Macfdierson Miss Nrlhe Claywcod, Sway, LymingtoB
Maddock E B . Lower Talberton, PaigDlM. Devon
Madin W Thompson Paikllall Dromsgrove, Worts
MadleyA Martin White House Woodcrolt Chepstow Uon
Magee Thomas, Salwick HaD, Salwlek, rreslon, tines (rll
Maggs CcorgeE H CoUingham, Leeds Yorks
Magnav Jobo A WiUiam OulKo, WigtoA, Cumb '
Magor RiebardK Spnngtirld Lyons Chelmsford, Essex
Maie M E .Chamwood.ComwallKoad Harrogate For
klaikem, ) Thr Lodge Farm Brld^rth Salop
Mailer Bryce Heydon Burr Rojrston Herts
Maicjones, E ) Nertoo Farm, Aldiugbourne Chiehrs
Ma»r A 1 ,
Major, jack . _ - — -
Maksula S ASofls Everest Farm, St.Mary Cray Kent
MakiD Lt-Col E L DSO, EaiUands, We
W SadiBcbacfc
IJfSe Buck
Essex
W Saddleback
Essex
Cumberland
Middle White
Essex
Middte White
Large Black
Ijrge White
Large White ,
Ulster
W Saddlebiele
urge suck
Cub be, land
Middle White
Es«!A
MiddeWhile
W Se idicback
L IV Lereearrd
IW, a White
Middle White
Lm» lUack
Brrkihtre
Cumberland
Essex
Essex
L.W Lop eared
Essex
MiddL. White
Ditton Langley Buck:
Manrbrster Co^rauoa JPublie HeMlh Deptj, I, Moimt
Street, Manchester '
UaoclM-sler fmoo Bcardof Cuardiani.WItblcgton Inslitu
tion WestDidsburyUanchriter
ManficM, I , W rstOQ Favell House, Nortbaniptoo
Manger A S , Higher Lanrfiam Farm Cillinrhani. Dorsell
Mann, Sir Edward BL.Thrlvrton Hali.Soole, Norfolkfriaif
aiann J , Laorrl Farm. Kelsale Saxmiindham Su'folk (ej
Manninc F B.ChQveree Barnstaple North Devon (c]
Hansrll. Hn M E , The Sbephrid iCfcisr, Kingston Strrt
Ihainr Ozon (:i)
Maasergh fc John, Master Farm, Tatton, Hants
MauNicld OLilon H W .Lammas Hall Norwich. Norfolk
— “l.C \ . CFooch House, Edrobridre K,-*
Middle White
Large white
iddle While
iddl. White
i-arge While
Large White
Large While
Uarclunt S<r£ t le' Bl , Colsion Bassett Hall, Bingb-
XASDCarEDtS££Emco,LtO..Xa!dt« BalLDev^l
Mark, John Axgrrtoa Fann, Kirktcefe, Cumlerland fl
XuVUn" )<Ln U HtEsee St . Holam. Lasc* _
Mart.nr CoL Sir F Bl, \ X , b.anley ] ark,
ciu* (la <
Mamaxr.l-.Tlierarirwia/e ProeesfieM CLrlmsford, t-wo
Uamage W AJt A Sms Oielmer )L.^,CL<l3:s1c>rd Lssn
Mains. i_N .Err
r.Hie
W NaVSehack
Ureelijck
I- A M White
Moirv Whfe
1-Cur*r Cuated
Large While
lUdlaWUU
Lxmlitrbiw
' s* letun-l
M White
Gkas-Ci^wu*
LA if What*
194
PIG BREEDERS— ENGLAND
MAR— MOR
^ame and
Name and Address
Jfirsb A. Baxter Ltd. Dunsley Hail Farm Stourton
Stourbndse Staffs (£&)]
Marsh T B Mount Pleasant Spek* hr Liverpool
Lanes
Marshall C*oree The Manor House Bee nton Hereford
Mml all T Goduell Ivybr dge Des-on
Matt Q A D Church Hail Pa'leshastv Essex
Mart Q A J Harro barrow St Uom nth Cornttall
Mart o C E Rwe lands Cholsey Wall ti'^ord BtiWs
Mart n Edward LpperLanhatn Farm Alrtslord Hants
Marta F 1 R>-ne H « R tigham Oxen Uj)t
Martin K J Mason s Br dge Rairion hr Hadleigh Suff I
Mart n Ma) H M B shop sCaund e Sherborne Dorset (elt
Martp R Holland Overbury Court Teukesbury Glos (4)1
Mart oeau Hubert M The Lodge Holvport Berks (c)t ’
Martland Walter ClivWn Hou e Burseough Lanes
hlanon \V 1 on Ceo Searles Fletch ag Sussex
Masheler C W Romanway Plumpton Penrith Cum
Mashford R Monkstone Brentor Tavistock Devon ,
MasI ford W \\ r st Qu ler M Iton Abbot Tav stock Dev
Mash ter John Scales Demesne Brayton Cumberland (4)
Mason C J St Johns Farm D ichamwel] Swaffam Norf '
Mason Leonard Walesby Ollefton Newark Notts
Mason W Caithorpe Grantharn Lines
Mason W & A C Dunston Farm Ne rtwld Chesterf eW
Detbysb c«
Mason, W E Cooks Lane W gsion laucesler
Massey J S StoeV: Hall U1 ns Malden Essex
Ma IP Bn Gen R H Cll CMC W ek ’
Finchampsted Berks
Mas V Capt ] P Neuiek HealMeld Sussex
Mas erman Harry Cart Farm Thonier Nr Leeds York*
Masters A H 11 Top Farm Little Harrowden tteUini
boroogii hocthao s .
'lasiers Capt L Truleieh Manor Fdburton Sussex (ej)
Masters Wm pituFann prtddy Wells Som '
Mather Col J D I tile Abbotsford BurgessH U SussexWi
Ntaiftews Mss A me DounFartn W nterbounie Bnstol
Glos .
Matthews Cee I M The Home Farm Bourn Cambr dee /dll
Matthews F W P fyfeld Abinitdon Berks (eil
Matthesps If A Coldbarbou Farm W ek Nr 8t stol
Glos (41
tUtthews H L A A D Parkers Farm fl ddestone
CbppcBharo W Its
Matthews Henry Down Farm W nterbourne Br stol
Clot
Matthews J A Pal oners Hall Good £a.i»r Chelmsford*
Es<ex ,
Afatthews R Nrwarks ood Easte Cb Imsfonj Essex (<)|
Atatthews R Oo la. e Greater Fel curt E Ge nswad Sx '
Alatthew R E Crow Hall Burnham Market KngsLynn
h an^Q ng T Harold Wood Farm Ron ford Contnon
Romford I ssex
Maunder O P L ddaton CoDtdh Ixwlon Devon
Alaw Reuben I asinxwbldFaTnj Ctotele Doncaster Yorks
Vawer AV S Ho sFarw Borrfov Dro mch Worce i
Mawle Josept- H WtlJordPi Ids Sh pston.<n Stemr ViotB)'
ilawsort Sf T IV odenvath Sf If Arkham Penrfth Cumb |
Mawxt^ S Ch Iton Fa t House Fcrryh 11 Perham (rJi 1
Mix ec O D Upper Catnngtoo Lillleboume Nr'
Canterbury Rent jt)
At xw^ll AV Carlton House Botcherby Ca 1 sle Cumb
Miv D F Maltwass St sted Bra nlree Essex
Afayl- Cowers S strd Bra mree Essex (il
Ally r S Poebtrok litter Sent (etf,
Mi)er Gustavus AA slIersAAood AAoldngham turret (rjil
Miybew A G Petwogb HiU Petlaugh StowmarAcet
. V.
Rochford Essex
Atiynacd W S I'lwh A r rm C EUn»hara At le-
borough No folk
Miynt Capt J M West Lodge Easton Norwich Norfolk
Mead^eT D X) Is H 11 Burstwick Hull Yorks
MeaWaJ antes C ThePopioi, Dadl non None lonAAtrws'
Mtars E J " Summ-rM HGiove BusF IParV Mlddl-ex
Mears Henrv Couit Farm Sianw tl Sta nej V ddlesex
Melville J AV K oeswesr South Devon
Menhea w Harold V.*slle Wadebndge Cornwall
Sf^Ki^i-v t r «»— -.f Chelm ford Esx (/)|
Menhlolck } C. NewUndHall Roxi . ...
MethlnlcV J C Ptnvose St Ttidy Com’..-..
Merwr Arthur L. Norton Cl S It neboume Kent (es)l
Mercer Ernest Cl (fe A arm W estbam ^ssex
Jterter P If The Manor Fm. Jlatlaston Nr Tamworih
Staffordshire
L " Ittonlfouse Arlingham Stoneho seClos,
nnabarrv Fro. Summeteouit Cornwall
I Urdffwater Som («»)]
M lull Mat r It F
Mete .. .
. Cirl tie CumbetU
Mefoafe c fjttgale Pickerinx Yorks
“rtherell tciiSao Tbomey Manor > msm
Large AATiite
M ddle AVb te
Middle AA^te .
LAAf Lop>earedl
Essex
L W Lop eared!
Bnksb le '
rios 01 1 Spots
Larifi: Wb te
AV Saddleback
Large Black
M ddle White
Large Black
Cumbertaod
M ddle Wh le
Lar^eWiite ,
LAA Lop-eared]
L AA Ixipeearedl
Cumberlao 1
Large Black
M ddle AVh
L Curly Coated
Large Black '
Berkshire
M ddle AATi le
Berksh re
Large While
M ddle White
Large Black
Glos Old Spots
Berkshire
Clot Old Spots
M ddle AVh le
Large Black
Cot Old Spots
Large Wh te
Clot Old Spots
Fssex
Essex
M ddle Wb t«
Clos Old Spo
Cumberland
M dd e Wh tc
Essex
M ddJe Wh le
M ddteWb le
Cumberland
COmberland
Glos Old Spots
Combrrland
M ddleAAT) f
Large Bla k
Lar«c Black
Essex
Essex
M ddle White
e Black
IV ksh e
Tamworth
■'lid'tte AVn e
L IM Vthle
M ddle AAli te
Large Black
La gcAVhilr
Cbs OidSpols
BCThshUt
Large White
Large Black
>f ddle AVhlte
CurrRierlaiMl
Berksh re
Lam Black
MKktte White
Uetbveo Ronald Copford Nr Colchester Essex
Uetaon L Stisted 4(111 Bra ntree £<sex
Uetson H ]) AVardsFarm Hiebwood Chelmsford Esscxl
Metson AV If Barrows Farm H ghnood Chelmsford Csx
Ueux Admiral S r Hedwoetb K C \ Q Theobalds Park
VVallhamCnsss Herts (c)1
Afew R P NewFatfoe Newport lOW (c!l
Meyer Montagu L. Lodi,e H 11 Fm Ellesboro Bucks (c)t
Meymelt Col F 15 L Hoar Cross Burton-on Trent '
Staffo dsh re t
M dilem Mrs M B tchelt AAood Sevenoak* Rent
Af ckletbwa t J R Ru Ida Farm StsnconDale Aorks
At d(^ AV H AlanorFarra Litton Bitb Somerset (cl
M ddiecoo H A^ns SolwayHouse Kirkbnde Cumb (c4)|
Midland Agncul ural & Dt ly College Sutton Bon ngton .
toughbofough Lr crslcr (<t}l|
M dwood Arehur R O kntere Hall Sand nay Cheshire '
M (bank S r F R P Bt Bam n»ham Pk Darlington
Aorkshre (r/l
M Idnuir of Fie e Lord Flete fvybridge Devon (esAltl
Mies Col SifCharlesAA Bl The Manor Ho 'e Walton I
ItL Goedano Llevedon Somerset (e/Hl
\I tee Herbert Home Farm FarnflgtonG me} Som ■*'
At Itatd A Austin HeilumFm. Sbraton Blandford Drst
M llboum Isaac Drawdykrs Castle Carlisle Comh (4)
M Her Harry AVaMoes Harrow Weald Middlesex I
At tier John Pasture House A klon AV gton CumberUndJ
M Ws AV C It gh B Ttb Farm AS reley Heath ClaCton-on
Sea Essex (c) .
M Iner T Tbondey Hall Loner dge Preston Lanes (irk}
Mines R AV MC Slanwav Church Stretfon Salop («4)
M nch n ) D Southbury Colesboume S D Glos
M skell John Alayfirld Rutland Lane Sale Chrsh re
M sk a 6 A &S W H eldCourt Nr Cratesend Kent
M ich* 1 SI ss A r Rork House Horbuiy Nr Wakef rid
Aorksh re (<]t
Michell Mn F of WettertfeJt Brattles Grange'
Brenehler Rent . ,
Mtchell C At 1 Sons Foss Fm. Wjlbepfoss Aork. (4)
Michell II C tAoodhopSf Oxenhope Yerksh re
Mtchell If O Blackmeor Fm Oxenhope Nr Keighlevl
Aorkshre . (S«)'
Afitchell JJL DensoleNonery S» nef eld Folkestone Kent
St Uhell Joseph } Cattle-afi Dinas St Columb Cerewafl
h( (ctwtl L Reynolds Fxrm St Thomas Exeter Devon
Mtchell R SD Peleanrarm AtaierngbuD Kent
M lehetl Ralph Trewtthan Ctampouod Road Comwalll
Al (cbell AA Trelowthas Probus Com vail ""
MtcbeHAA H.Eltndfne Rtnilwortb Warwekshte
Altcbell W $ VbeHury Sharpenhow AfflBthlU Beds
Altebelt AAm Hunleion Irth niton Cwl sle Cumb (41
Michell Wm The Vale Klrbv Dedcm None cb Norfolk
M tctieson May H Bentley Athewtone War* cksb te (e)
M tth Dson R AAnodmd Skelton Pent tb Cumberland
Atit^soo R A S Pull ngcon ftmrnden Nr Cranbrook
Moteyns Koe Francs de Leas agham Sleaford Lacs (<f]J
« -v V.,.- St H 5s I
Motlard W Trewhi
'■ ‘1 son ft Morgan
Crinslea^ Sussel
Lonsdale
Afolooey U til W B Chaufdcn House Boxmoor —
Mond S r All ed Bl Melehet Cl Romsro Hants (c4 I
Mond Robert L Con be Bank Sevenoiks lent
Monfeon M ss de East ngton Hall Lpton-on Si
Worcestetsh e
Moore C A St. Geoi-e Roaler Brackl ) Norths
Moore E T ft J T Bu le gbf eld lasudi- ‘'•
Aloore J Caltlegate Enl eld M ddlx
M ddle AVlite
L4sex
Essex
Fssex
»I ddle W^ite
W Saddleb ck
M ddle White
M ddle While
W Saddleback
M ddle AVh te
rios OldSpots
Large Black
Middle AVb te
Glos Old Spots
W Saddleback
Cumberland
large Black
Comberlasd
Essex
Cnmbnland
AV Saddleback
Ck» OldSpots
L. ft At tViile
SI ddle AAh te
Large White
M ddleAthite
Large Black
CiM OldSpoU
Mddls White
Berksh re
Lame Black
Berkshire
Large Black
r Bucks
.-way Head Si loth Cumb
- The'lleiiyem Ipplepen NewlonAbtet Dvn
MoOre Ralph Jngteby HU In 1 by Baiw
on Tees Co Du ham
MootxftReynoMs t St AtbaaSlW Lccester
Moore Sarnuel ft Sons Gt Basse Fm Soham Cambs (a)
-- .re AV L The Church House Shelsley Beauchamp
Worcestershire ('
hlorcota Cbl Rrgmald A. The Clo khouse Bromsgrovr
Worcestetsh tc
Alotdan PC Orchards FamsandSanrticls ReifateSaneyl
Morey Conun H \\ R M BoHaven Is-ybridge Devon
Morgan Frederick Home Farm W Hon Sal sbuty AV Its
Morgan H Longdose Barton Coveton Kiogsbndge
Devon ^ il'
JBOBCAN j PISIPONT Wall Eall Aldenham. waHcrt
Sertlwaihlre _ <“*>'
Mo^ ®°Wot«*
■worwnw. X. o ..u,... . ^iley Sx ff)|
HorreH K U Wood Farm Bolsterstone Shelf eld
UoiTSBms Hdnrate ClayCross Chester/ eld Derb^W
-'is Capi E T Tb* Bury BucHand Bunlingford
Kertfordsb re _ , '/*!
wumssn H VonlMll Moose T sbnry W Us ^ («)
Morrison MaJ J A P.S 0 Basildon Gor og-oo Thiflies
DesAisb IX
MORBISOlf MAX 7 A O S O..Pwaiey Stock Ihrm
Bwfordxblrt <«** >
C Stockton
Tamwofth
AA Saddleback
Cumberland
Large AVb te
Large Wbite
GlM OldSpots
CumbertaBd
M ddle White
At Saddleback
CAA Loi>-eac«d
Large Black
4f ddle AlhHe
W Saddebick
Av Saddleback
Glos OldSpots
Large Black
Glos OidSpols
Glos OU Spots
Cumberland
l,W la^aced
Large Black
Large AVh l«
L.W lop-eared
Large AFblte^t
Large VAhl e
Middle AAbite
AV Saddleback
Middle AVhlte
Large AVh te
W Saddleback
MOR— PAL
PIG BREEDERS— ENGLAND
195
N»roeandAdJr»s*
>n R Ri«(nUI« Elihingham Sussrx
F S Thorpe Hall Haskrton Woodbridge Sul
ifril r Kingsley \\ indnuU Wamngton Lancs (f*)tl
lore C Roborough Devonshire '
I brank IlcdlaiQ Farm March Cambs (A|
I il TjTheAbbei AstonAbboli \>lesbury Beks
I I II , Bassiaeboum Cambridgeshire
s Mrs t 11 Collar 1’- - —
F R Bcoadley Swas
.. .. . Oswald F Leasmghi....
[os1r> SirO lit , H lion Lodge Detb) (et)
loss Man Parks Fm. Forest Rd Loughborough Leics Rlt
' W .Cnirpenhall Road Stockton Heath Warrington '
Prest^ry Cheshii
Sleaford Lines jci
Ion Thomas A Lplands hr Banbury Oxon
'rad Thes KibGreen Ueosd.Whitehurcb Salop
Aldermiston Berks
The Western lon> Slud Halessrorth
iuUens t <ri R L LamghaTn Oaks Colchester, EsX (k
ler Rowland J Church H 11 House Hotsrll Woktn
dj Hon Mrs The Farm Thornbury CloueesierftMl
.ro Hugh Wood Farm Manham Norwich Kotfolk (*)
iro James KowaleU PuIborouKh Sussex
itt A I Leehinwell House Newbury Berks
.tt Ma] R A Manor House Tansor Oiuidh
Northants W.,
[urdoch CM Qise DSO Wester Hill Linton Kent (eji
[urray J ThornbyMoor Wigten Cumberland
' ».-■ I I> c — 1(8 leldHaU SWcksf eld K umb (cj)
, . . ..:k Wetheral Carlisle Cumberland
tuiTa> Wni Widtown Farm Tbursby Carl ale Cumb
lose R, Brocklebank, Wigton Cumberland
lusgrave D A Lane End Farm Stoke St Gregory
Taunton Somerset ,
.w»ker Maj Herbert Rushford Hall Thetkird Vorl (*|
lussoD Arthur Kinmerolt Peterbrook Rd kaedley'
• Sr Bimungharo Wawekshire
.. V> iSon Trequiles Helland Bodmin Cwall
\all A High House Farm Tittleshall Kings L>-nn ,
Notfolk («*)t
,.att 0 G Bceehetoft Kilmington Axminster I>vn '
yatt John Lincoln House Shenstone Lichfeld Stalls
'-'ten Col C H ChadI ngioo Downs Cbippirg Norton
Oxon (<*/H
Ka liteneColl ey Co , Ltd Kails^eWood Leicester
Napier H li J P Long Ashton Ledge Long Ashton
nriaiol Glnucesienhite <cl
Nasb )< C Hope Wood Shepherds Well Dover Kent
Nash H i Mangolds Farm Coggeshall Essex
Nash j J Trewardreva Manbr Constantine Penryn ,
Cornwall (*)
Nash W M Tile House Fm Stou'hton Nr Guildford
Neal T Shepherds kard Gl Alne Alcester Warws
Neal W H Lower NealDipslone I lympton Deson
Neaiue D J Kiverbank Laleham-on Thames M ddx
Neate 1 J Manor I atm Lee Urockhurst Salop
Ncase F IJngwood Norwich Norfolk (Ol
Neaierson II A redale Uogstborpe Peterborough I
Northants I
NXAVERSON, J The Chestnuts. Peakirk Petetberoagh.
Horthants
Needham tol Chaa Tjlehurt Forest Row Sussex
Needbam K The Grange Ellesmere Salop
Neild W C Lavender Leu VatileLeixhs CbeVmslosd Ess
Nelson T Burgh bv^Sands Carl sle Cumbetlanri ,
Nelthorpe Col O S Scawby Brlge Uncs (s»lt
Net le A Anclo-SwissCondensed M Ik Co Tulbury Hatton
Uitbishire
NetllrloK* J H Clare Hall Stoneaslon Bath Som W
Newben Mrs Baddowlark Great lladJow Chelmsford
n»sea (‘*1
Newbury Thomas Willoughby Waterless Laiersler
Newdeeate N rFranas N.N .Arburr Nuneaton Wanes (r)
Newinlion ISr TKxburst House Tlcehurst Sussex IcH
Newman II H Rackheath l“ark Norwich Norfolk
Newsam J W TheMradnws Woritcui^Cl then
Des-on
i'll 1„ Manor Fm, baxles.tve Suffolk
Allert bulbtooV Ancaster Crim'
B. Church \iew Whltechi
Tavistock
iberiaod
: K cibn V Ca
Nichols C J AUens Rough \llli I ssmgton ssoiser
tampion s-latlorlih re . ^
NichoUs r I w Tors de Lvdlord rVsTnss,^
Nichols 1 l.lNelarii iXmmow 1 ssex
NebfIsI J^MlkshamCl h lochoombe Purslev CW
Nicholli Henrv K nesevas Trlbury. GloucesiersFire
N chols ] L, Ipper Wimpsoo Farm, M hbrook Ni
soulbam) ten Hantt.
Nich-Uson kla) t, O L Lots W eedon House Towvesiei
Breed
Large While
Large White
Curoberland
L W Lop-eared
Large Black
IVrkshire
Essex
Berkshire
Urge Black
M ddle While
Middle While
Urge Whitt
Urge White
M ddle White
Urge While
Berksh re
Middle White
Urge White
Glos Old Spots
L & M White
Middle While
rios Old Spots
Urge White
Urge Black
Urge Black
Urge Black
Urge Black
Cumberland
Urge Black
Can beiland
Cumberland
Cumberland
LAM White
Urge Black
UrreWhile
W Saddleback
M kile W^ t«
Usex
Urge Blaek
LAM White
Urn Whiteil:
Cumberland
Urge Black
Urge While
W Saddleback
Urce Black
Tam worth
itcckshiTe
Lssex
llerkshirr
Name and Address
JR Bercleigh East Meon, PetersF eld | Berkshire
Hants (iH
NIckalb Cap! M The Field Southam Nr Rugbv Warns (c)
Nickisscn klaj J L Hinton Manor Swindon WUts
Nix Bros Asiwards Gosf eld Halestead Essex
Noble J W Weslhorpe Creeling St I eler Stowmarket |
NOBLE. LAKE 8 ■ His Reetory, BiTn«s«ii Rjjirnre
StatSk tc)
Noble K Sewell House Iiegill Soulhwaitc Comb {<)
Noble Thomas TarlhfoHs Uzonby Cumberlind L
Noden Joseph AsFftrlds Hotherton Nanfwith Cheshirtl
Nohes W A Son Priston Mill Bath Somerset
Norbury Albert Brook Fann Astle Chelford Cheshire
Norman G R BuckJand Durston Taunton Somerset
Notman Capt K F H A Miss S Will ams Bulkeley BQs
botoagb HenfielJ Sussex
Nonnansfeld Ltd Nocmansleld Tedd ngton Midd esex
Nomiancon The Countess of Somerley Ringwood Hants
Noms FredertekW CrownStreet St Ives Hunts
North Mss A L Small Dean Wrndover Bucks
North D W The Manor House Ch pping W arden Ban
bury Oxon (ck)|
North S W Halsham Crangc Ottnngham Hull Yks
Northampton Marnuisof Castle Ashby Northampton (e t'
Notlhamploash re ^unty Council Education Comnuttee
Moullon Northampton (rtj
Northbrook theLarlof Stratton Michtllever Hants (c)|
Nocthcote Farm Co Ltd Nortbeote Shamley Green I
Sutrev (c)|
Nortbey S M Gwam ck Manor Nr Truro Cornwall
Norlhmoee Gratloo Nelverton Devonshire
Notlhmore W R Uppaton Nelverton Devonshire
Noitoo H llotwellFtn Euroore Green Shaftesbury Drst
Notwieh Corporation WhittlngharnFarm Ttowse Norwich
Noitingbam Corporation Farm Stoke Bardolpb Notts tl
Noy Bert 190 Uxbridge Rd Hanwell Middlx
Ocle CharlesH ^8phsm Grange PockI ogton Lerk
Mrs C S WhtmoreL^ge Sunhingbill Berks ic)
G C IP The rims Horley Surrey (Flf
■SM TheGt ndle Paddock Cuiy St rdm utda Sufi
Ol w
Oliv.
Oliver S M TheGt ndle Paddock Buiy St Tdm utda Sul
Olser John Count Woodland Valley Udock Cornwall
Oppeoheimer Mrs L WTiie Waltham FUce Maidenhead
Berk hire
Oram Ptrc) S Hale Bank Rudgwick Sussex
ewi.i... t. C--1 e tl n. .. .. ivjbridge Devon (t)|
— Grimpound Rd '
Large White
Tanworthde
Urge Black
Cumberland
LargeWhite
Large While
Urge White
Middle White
W Saddleback
Urge White
tt Saddleback
Urge Black
Urge Black
LAM White
Large Black
tliddle tfhite
Berkshire
M ddle tVTule
Glos Old Spots
L tl Lop-eared
1 tv Lop eared
Urge White
Urge White
'liddle White
Berkshire
Urge White
( loi Old Spots
Urge mark
Glos Old Spots
Orlebar L« Col E .
Osborne C TregaireUarton Tttsrithi;
Cornwall ' 'is) I
OtVwue 1 H.Mrtloo House Burgh by Sands Cumb (e“
Osier Arthur Roxhira Farm Downham Market Norfolk
Ostick A W IrosprctFarm lies! ngton %orkshire
Otter Capt W W Se hurst Horsham Sussex (r)|
Otter Barry WmW Hotkeslcy Hall Colchester Etx (i-''
Oughtoo II M Rectory Fin Nether Swell Slow-on tbi
Wold GkMCesiersh re
Weasenham, King's Lyor
Norfolk
Overman H
B Brampton Ash Mad
Harboroogh
^ {«*)
Igstone Sunhill Fm HI ndley ileath Ling
I eW Surrey (r’
Owvfi R E Tanlan Hall Home Farm Fft-tiongroew Ni
Chester Cheshire
Owens Feeder k ( eorge Belmont Petersf eld Road
llorndeiD Hants
Owle, H C^larklm. ttitwo N Walshim Norfolk
OwXtwni. 11 H out J P NvwUcd Had EUet Ue
ructard C park Cate Farm Stratford St Andrew
Saxmmdbam Su)fo.k <i <
rage Copt- F « U lewbcvn MaivT Slwle Sonyrset (f
lagv llarnnrwai M II House Taf ai.er. torks-irv tf
Pate lamesKosts W J How Ta^caster Sorkibir*
rate W L IViwersFarm Red^rri HertlorKhr* <c 1
PACET USPOLD C, KiAileCaxp* RaX Tort. ,
I'ale^ewT" Urj A. 1 -ocaencDie HaJ KaASernussW
FAtXnTWsXD WskeecMPark.Kst!mcr Barks, (r •
lakarr Erwnt auArs fm, Moa.m(Saei. Hcrki (I |
Urge Black
Berkshire
Glos Old Spots
Urge Wiiite
Urge Black
Berkshire
Middle W^ite
Glos Old Spots
Glos Old Spo s
Middle While
Urg> Black
Midde White
Urge Black
CIos Old Spots
Glos Old Spots
BrrkiMrr
M J...e tVhite
f Fit OH Spots
Large W bite
196
PIG BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
PAL—POM
Bcwd
Kune and Address
Palmer, Eustace E Priors Court Chievcltj, Derks
Patoer, F E , Pcerpark, Tavistock, Devonshire
Palmer,) L 'Wooda, Lewdown Devonshire
Palmer R ,NemnEton, Tavistock Devonshire
PALMER. CAPT R. E , The 0 P.a , OaklanJs Park, Newdi-
gate. Ssney (nl ,
Palmer, R H K . Hurst, Tw^ ford, Berkshire
Palmer, T B , Ileauxaires, Stockfcury, Kent '
Palmer, Vt E GIcnmore, Rockford, Esse* .
Palmer, Mrs F , llealhlinds Wokitifham Berkshire {cjt
Palmer, 'la; IV El Bcau/icld, Bradford-on Atwa, H ills
Palmer Morewood, RCA., AlJreton Park, Derby (ekj
Pamphn Bros .Cherry Hinton C^bndEe,Cambs (*)t
Panes, H W .Mclls Dot»-n Farm Mclls, Prome. Somerset
Pataell,T P , The Old Rectory Wixoe Suffolk
Parish,) & Sons Co^scsbaJl Haj! Kelvedm: Essex
Park, John, The ( range, Egginton Derby
Pack Prewett Mental Hospital Park Prewett Farm
Basingstoke Hants (s)
Parke, filrs M E , JliUmoor, Sturminster Marshall, Wim '
borne, Dorset ■)
Parker, \ , "ood Side, Marehaiti le Fen Boston, Lines
Parker, C \V &l .Peakes Brad*icll-on Sea, Essex
Parker, ) E, ''bilehouse Farm Stebbjns Chelmsford
Essex (kjt
Parker, )ohn Paldetton Hall Mjddlt, Salop
Parker, R C O 'falling Farm, Little HalUngbury,
Bishop s Stertford Herts
Parker, R E , Algarsthorpc jrarlmgford, Ror»ich .
Norfolk (fsi)
Parker, Thomas. Pringle House Skelton Penrith Cuiob '
Parker, \\ ) Cockelle House Penrith Cumb I.K
Parker.SirW E , Bt Blackbrook House Fareham Hants
Parkes, L , Hall-o the-HeathjHasUnglon, Crevie, Cheshne
Patkes George U , Lapel House, Qumion Birmingham
Viaruiekshiie (<*]
Patkio, Sidney Nonn»nton-on Trent, Neviark, Notts ,
Parkin Stoore.WJVhitehall Mealseale, Cumberland (es*l|
Parkinson, C D. Bromyard Road TrnbuTy"ells "ores
Parkinson, F, lOa, Tavistoek Drive, hlapperley Park,
Nottingham
Parlour Mi«jD H Houadwll ;^uJtrr Farm. Houehfoo
le Skeme, Durham
Parsonage, T.Whitegates MapUs Cheshire
Parsons, A M Beechcroft Choiley'Vood Bucks
ParioDS C R HiUFacimFordincbtidee Hants
Parsons C V E Grick>erk Farm, "h
SahsDury "ills
Parsons F A Sons, Manor Fm Moreion, Dorehester. Drst ,
Parsons, Henry B , EaitvieU Park, Ashford, Kent (cjl
fttsoas,P \\ ,LoagSution,Langpon, Somerset ,
Parsons, R J ManorPm.lLnstead 1 yndhurst, Hants (c)t'
Part Col D C .HoughtonHall Dunstable, Beds
Pantidge A iSon- *' ^
Partridge H R C
Partridge R C
Sullolk
Partridge, \V R The Manor "oodmaneole, Cirencester,
Cloucestcnhire (e)
Pascoe, T A Sons, Pengelly Barton, Breage, Helston
Cornwall
^smore.ASA" D Appleshara Fra .Shoreha
rassmore, J J , North Fm ashington Ihilborough Sx
Passmore J sV , Church Farm Coomht.Shoreham, Sussexi
Painck, "m .Park House Starbeck HarrogaCe, Yorks. (t||
Paul.Stuart.Freston Lodge Ipswich Suffolk leiklt
Paxton, Hany. Bussells Bank Farm, Upper Lemgdon '
"hitepacish
ieli^l
Rucr .
Payne, It D , IJorley Hall Sudbury, Suffolk
ftyne G .Tlie Wentworth, Elmcslhorpc, L Shilton. Lei
Paynlft H B New House, Buxted Sussex 1
Peacock 1! C S , Runcton, Downham Market Norfolk
Peake, Thomas J, St Catherines Colon Cambridee
Pearce^E W , The Cross Roads, Whittington Lich
Pearce, Pfrey Deakes.Cuckfield Sussex
Pearce, R . lUngley Burrell Chippenham, W ilts
Fiarcf. ftf/F Cr, niadyArbourFarm Aeni/worti
Pearman, Lxoti of ) , Northlands Wamhain, Horsham
Pearson C P , Red House Farm FUxlon Yorks '*
Pearson, R V , America Farm Biddenden, Kent
Pearson W J .Sherards^Gt Pamdon Harlow, Essex '
Peascod, W m , Dairock Lod Armalhwaite, Carlisle Cuml
Pease, Lmest Ridley, Tees Grange, Darlington Durham
Peat, A , Sumboume Hall Castle lledingham, Essex
Peaie.Capt R M .TheHollFairo.St SterbmsSi AJbanj
llett/ordshire ’
nXL. MRS. JOHN, Peoref HalL Knuldotd. Chesha* (ei
1>«1, R G, Moreion Hall Congleton, Cheshire (Csj
Prele. C de C , 42, Ashbomham Road Bedtord Beds
PeJbam.Capl Hon Jf H .Hmion House BWieJd N hanfs
""’i'll *^”*’** Dpham, Bishops Waltham'
Pelly, It Cf'enirs Nulfield Surrey ,
»v!!l’ Me* r Inpteslone Fssex (el
rwjy joha
Lprtng Esse:
Middle W bite
Beikshire
L.W Lop eared]
L W Lop eared
LW Lop eared
Large Black
Berkshire ,
L W Lop eared
Essex ‘
Berkshire
LAM White
Large White
Large White
LargeWtute
Essex
Essex
Large BIseh
Berkshire
W Saddleback
Large Black
Essex
Large Black
Cumberland
Cumberland
Large Black
Large White
Middle White
Large White
Cumberland
Middle White
LAM White
Essex
Glos Old Spots
Large Black
Large Black
Tam worth
W Saddleback
Cio* OldSpo't
Large White
Large While
Middle While ,
LW lop eared
Large Black '
Large Black
LAM 'Vblle
Tamwortb
Large Black
Middle White
Large Black
Large WhiU
Essex
L A U White
Middle White
Ctos Old Spots
Large While
Large Black
Middle White
Large Black
Large White
Middle "bite
Berkshire
Middle While
Essex
Cumberland
Middle White
Middle White
Large White
Middle White
Lerge Black
Middle White
Large lUack
Large Stack
Pembroke A Montgomery, The Earl of, Wilton Place,
Salisbury, W iltshire
Fbnmngton, John, Dunham 'Usscy, Altrincham, Ches (k)
Pcnnymiin Ma| J B , Ortnesby Hall, Ormrsby, 'ks (ckjtl
Penrhyo, Lads, VVicken Park, Stony Stratford, Bucks (ck)|
Bennce, W , Park House, Sillolh Cumberland I
Penrice, T D jun , Pclutho, Abbey Town Carlisle, Cumb I
Penty, John Jf , Bolton Percy, Sr \orl( . (A)|
Pepper.) L , Jcniiyns, Romsey, Hants t|
Percis^, John DykesfieJd, Burgh bj Sands Cumb {*)]
Percy, A , South W eek, Gennansweek, Devonshire
Ferffct,E C R , Piok House, Beole), Nr Reddilcb.Woro
Perkin, G V, inland, Tavistock, Devoushire
Perkin J N , Station Road, Okebampton, Devon (s|
Perkins, F H S , Hadnock Court, Jfonmouth . ie)t
Perkins, M T Wr , Lower Bogmarsh, Holme Lacy
Hereford f«)tj
Perowne P L , Great Snoring, Fakcnham, Norfolk (cA){
Perrett, J II , Kill House. Old Sodbury Glos I
Pemns Chas F P)ion High Park, Nr Droltwich.Worcs t|
PerraCon. Bartlett Holland Farm, PlympWn, Devon
Perry, E E, Ttebarseth, Slythians, Pcmnwell Station,
Cornwall
Petch Mrs M L , Gainsborough House, Milboroe Port
SJierbonie, Dorset /«)
Peter, J , J P , Old Vicarage, Berkeley, Gloucestershire (e)
Peters, E E dij T , Metston Manor. Merston, Newport.
IsleoiWiirilt
Petley, B T , llarvington. South Eden Park, Beckenham,
Rent
Peto, C K , Dean House Kilmeston Alresford, Hants
Peto, S Arthtir, Downe Court, Sandwich, Kent
Peite, Lady C , Ingatestone Hall, Essex
Pettitt.A AJ ,FroeFir}eFsrm Allrisun, Sussex I/).
Pettitt.R .The Walnuts, Newport PagncII, Bucks I
Peyton, Sir A , Bt , Swifts House, Biecster, Oxon
Philip, B L , Butts Green House, Nr CeUsbflI,Binniog |
bam, Warwickshire !
Phibpson, Mrs H M P Broom Hill, Csher, Surrey Cc|t|
PhiQimore, Capt Hce Cp W , The Coppice, Henley-on '
Thames, Oxon 1
Pbillimore, Admits] Sir Richard F , Shedfield House,
Botler Haots (e)f
Phillips, Alexander Blrneathra, Crosier, Norfolk ic)|
Phillips, Col E C M . Earls Hill House. Roystoa, Herts '
PbiUips, j AW \V , ?3i, Bole Hill, Treclon, Rotherham,
Yorkshire ^
PhiBips, L, Berkeley Hunt Patm, Purieu, Bcrkefey, GIm .
PbiUips W C , Trewerri^ St Erve, Mevagissy, C w*lE
Pbipp Bros .With Riwingion, Siow-oa ihe-WoW, Cws '
Picker, F C , king St , High Onjar Essex
Ptekenog, C , WiddJeion Road, Pickering, Vorks ^
Pickering W G , Maiden Castle, WalemiUock, PeDrith,
CtisiMrland
Pickworth, W A Son, Century House, Whaplode, HoF
beacb Lincolnshire (t)
Pierpent, Albert, Cal le-Cae Farm Jfafpar Cheshire
Pigg Edward. Buckland, Pelham Bunlingford Herts (ckl
Pigg, Stanley A . Chipping Hall Buntingford. Herts (k)
PigoU.Mai B W.ThorpJand, Moulton, Norlhants
PigOll.H K, Laburnum Farm ChillernGreen Luloo.Beds
Pigolt Maj A Partners, Ltd, Hill Place Farm. Knapp HiU
Pike, GeraW F , Brockbam Court, Bletehworth, Surrey t
Pilcber.F.Tbe Bower, Mersbam, Ashford Kent (s)
Pifcfier.T . Prospect Farm, Braboume Lees.Ashfotd, Kentf/J
Pilgrim L. G tV , Heath Farro, Ediogtborpe, t\orihl
W'alsham Norfolk .
Pilkington, Ll Col W N , D.S 0 , Rainford Hall Esta** .
St Helens, Lanes (*))]
Pilkington, Mrs M , Hutton Hall Hutton, Essex (cjl!
PiUing.J T . W’olveiley Court Wolverley Worcester
Pinbey Ernest, Chapel Farm, Heybndge Essex (e)t
Pinks Edwin C , Llndscll, Chelmsford, Essex
Piitkssone, C W , Cburtb House, Temple, Bristol, Glos
Pinney R W , Pretor, Somrrton Somerset
Piper, F QilUaton, Lewdown, Devon
Pitt The Utc Miss A M , Lyddmgton Rectory, Swindon
Wdts foj
Acer S icfor Cborch Firm gfoe<l'«ke« Sti/foUr 7
Flatten GeraW Rotherlield Greys New Milton, Hants
PLATER. IG£DrD.l<entoaEiirit,Nottingbam •
Player 'V F SUunton Grange, Nottingham (")
PLATIf. ALFRED, Basnngbourn, Roystoo, Cambs.
nedge,G S , BUkel.Toot HiU Stanford Klvrrs, Ongar, ^
Ftenderieilli W , Sunwick Berwlck-on Tweed, N umb (A)
ne^U Ralltlon Col W G , Longthorns Dlandford, Dor '
Pbmnlon.Capt A A Walkington, Beverley Yorks («/))
numiarr T.Town End. Ponsonby Cumberland
Plymotitb Cooperative Soc , 19 18, 1 rankfort St
PlyoKnjIh Devon
IfoadLJ R . Walmgale, York ..
ffodmoce, R E.Moatlands Paddock Wood Kent
fHigsMi I , Roan Jfanor. WTillley Bridge, Coeir, Yorks.
FOix. Ralph de Broome, Nr Ditdntigham, Norfolk
nimeiar, N A &n. East Stoke Farm, Stoke-under-H
ffomteet, \ > Mystole, Chartham, Canterbury, Kent iM)|
Large Black
Large White
Middle White
Berkshire
Cumberland
Cumberland
LAM White
Large Black
CumtrrJand
L W Lop-eared
Large While
L \\ Lop-eared
L W Lop-eared
Glos 01 1 Spots
Large Black
W Sadilehack
Glos Old Spots
Middle Vtbite
Large fllick
Berkshire
Middle While
Middle While
Essex
MjdcUe 'Vbite
Berkshire
Large Black
Tamwor
W Saddleback
W' Saddleback
Middle White
Middle White
Berkshire
Cumbtrlaed
ramworib
Large Black
Largo WliSe
Middle White
Glos Old Spots
Large Black
Large Black
Berkshire
Middle White
Large Black
Large Black
Glos Old Snots
Large Black
L W Lop-eared
Large Black
'liddle^^hite
Middle Whife
Betkshireic
Berkshire
L^e Blaek^i
liJge Black
\V Saddleback
LAM White
Cumberland
Large Black
Berkslilre
Large Black
Large White
Name and Addma
W. H, Carrfield House, Meersbrook, Sheffield.
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RACKLEY, JOHN & SONS BermiUce Farm, SUtr StiMt,|
fidmoabm. London N 13 ‘
RadtxMune, M L , HarIo»buiy Harlow, E»s«
Radckffe, A Hurd. Spnnghill, Rochdale, Lancs
Radcliffcpj Ifesketh Anns, Rufford Oiinskirk, Lancs
Radcliffe, R ] , Lundhead Farm, Kitby^ver Blow,
KacnsgaCe Sodcs ,
Radnor llie Earlof, Longford Castle, Salisbuty, Wilts (c)|
Rae, Dr Francis L , Treitye Fann, Devoran, doms""
Ralls. Ernest E , W ade Fark Farm, Totton, Hants
Ratnm Sydney Park Farm, North Llmham Norfolk fcltl
Ramsdeo, Miss F H , Mcerhay, Deaminster ‘ ■*
Ramsdeo Sir J F , Bt , Muncaster Castle,
Cumberland
Ramsoo, C .The Rookery, Derebam Norfolk
“--idolph.Capl C T,SahamHall Thetford, Norfolk (e*)t|
■ •« ... .Ts.. eiu DrayMlf ‘
1 Tbe Old C
Rangel^ Mrs Ant
Rugby, Warws
Rank. Joseph Arthur, Heathfield Reigate Heath Surrey
um
Rankin, A 't , ^stle Farm, Beccles. buffolk ,
Rankin A U & H Ltd Broomhills Kochfotd Essex (rsU
Rateliffe, F G .Trehale, The Reddings, Cheltenham Glos
Ratbbone Miss C , Hceg Hil! Farm, Smardrn, Kent
RatIray.Maj T A..AxbiUMouse Ashilt.Nr Iliiuiister,Som,
Ravie John, Eastleigh kfanor, Bidefora D^on
Rayleigh Lord Terling Place, Chelmsford. Essex (f)t
Rea F H , Kites Nest, Wolton under-Edge, Glos (eif
Read.A H ,Cn>ii Keys Hotel Milnthorpe, Westmorland
Read Sir A H , Lueknam Estate, Coleme, Cluppei '
Wills
Read T H TbeCraoge Tannington rramtingham Sufri*)!
Read, W W , Rosrgarih, Braranall Cheshire
Readbead, R . Jr , Great House, Hambledon CodaliuBg,
Surrey
Reading Oarperaiioa The Manor Farm Whitley Reading
Berks
Reading S.RettoryFarm, Langford Leebtade.Ctos («)t
Middle White
Glos Old Spots
Large Wlute
Middle White
W Saddleback
Middle White
W Saddleback
Middle Wiiite
W. Saddleback
Cumberland
Urge White
Urge Black
Middle White
Middle White
Essex
Urge White
MidlleWhitek .
W Saddlebac
Urge Black
Essex
Glos Old Spots
Cumberland
Urge Black
Glos Old Spots
LAM White
Taraworth
Middle White
Rtd*Old,T vi.r.m.
Redsbaw, It S, Selberwii^ Farm Ilkley, Writs
Redsbaw II S S, Low AusiW Farm, llUey, ^erks
Reed I t .Houghton House, Urlisle, Cumberland
Reed W B .Croft House Great Onon, Carlisle. Cumb
Reep. S I . Cranford, Bndestowe Levon
Ree*. Rev E T The Hygga Llaniihen, Mon
Reese, Arthur Ukesend Eelney Wisb^ Caisbs
*^”\Vakkn Saffron
Reeve.Cspt J .leadenhamHouse Lincoln
Reeve R H Harrleirb Lodge, ChelmsIoRl Essex
Reeves C . Iliocliley larm W est End Southampton, Hants
Reeses FAR Ovrrys Ticehunt Sussex
Reeves C Castle Lase Farm Cbilworth Hants
Bveses J H .The Cottage RobotOugh Devon
Renwwk J N Panlhurst Fann Sevenoaks Kent
Renwick Capt J R Whitehall Stalton hocks
KetaUack&CaiT St Michaels Ludvan Ung Rock '
Revitt lohn Snuthev Hall Southey. Shellleld \orl
Reynant HaJ C E Sunderlandwlck Driffield, Vnr
Reynolds, C t , Pmeepiece Finn, lJarklnF*lde, Ess
Reyoolds F . Norfolk Ifouse Wimhlington Cambs i
Keynokts.Capt G S ■Omideaa Hall, W incbeomb.Glos (t)tl
• • ^*rF ,M P .The Lodge.Gt Broroley.Colchesiex, i_aii
M .Uapam Mill Chipping Lanes .
Ricbaid S , Me . Wbiteoxen.Stnith llmt. Devon
Ricbacds, F .Lfdntt Bodmin Cornwall .. fi
Richards,) G , GwiUs.Cury, Helstoe.Owowall
KKhards. Nicholas, The Bungatow, Looedown, Exeter. Dei
Rscbardaon.C.SwitoD.BrlUngibocD Lines
RuAar^.Mrs I . Moorbouse Mill.W irton.CsmbFrtaod .
RKhacdsmi.T H , Dmnunond Road llkrstro. Dertpv
Richrard J W,, Scots liall, ttesjetou Saxmoodham
SuM<A (rtaiii
5l'bv*b7,J,,Me*ilhia, Burgh by Sands, Carlisle. Cumb (c*)tj
Racks A GovL Brieik Fann, Compicei Grem Field, Nr
ISniW Cloi .V , I
Ridge R T.,Tbe UariorFami,B(e»ckW W ritTown,S6ai felt
Race, A., VuTsUe Farm. Cark o-Cartmrl. Uncs (rul
Rsognxr. Isaac, llaJtraa-k-Moor Lincotn _
BIFFO. CART, A. C, Tboraiea Udge, Br. EmaessOe
Ums. ic,,<
Rite^ ^1 J N, -Tern." WeL-ngton Salop Gs)
Rrtcbae.W., Marks ItaS, Marrarrl Ropfing Lnmzivaw, F-^wx
Ritwa Alrc..TbomirB Berwvk-OB-Toeed. Norlhomb 11)1
•Uuc* Lx -Cel J K., White llonsr tkirrihore l>arbaa (cS
5toburts,G l,..New||OTneFa>m,bheenar Herts. _ ir-l
R°*v"sA 1. , XoCia lUase, Imbrafre W»Ls, Kent. (I
RoNrrts^A, W , I i>t d. *te ,bath Roel,Ci;TesiKamJ.aeks (f)
Berkshire
^flddIe tShito
Clos Old Spoil
Glos Old SpeU
Urge White
Cumberland
Cumberland
Cumberland
CumbetUad
L W Lop-eared
kluldle ^Vhlte
Urge \Vhite
Middle \Vbte
Berkshire
kfiddle White
^V Saddleback
Middle White
W Saddleback
LW Lop-eared
W Saddleback
Berkshire
Urge While
W Saddleback
Middle tthite
It Saddleback
W . Saddleback
Urge White
Middle White
targe White
Clos Old Spots-'
Cumberland
Glos OldSpoU
L.W Lop-eared
' — ge Black
idle White
LCur ley Coated
CumtvrUad
‘ re Buck
Gkia Old Spots
CarmterUnd
Urge Uhlu
W.3aU>ha:k
198
PIG BREEDERS— ENGLAND
ROB-SEW
Robert' E C>, RooVery Tarm Dcaham Essex
Roberts John R , Leeonna Newquij Comw-aU (cjt
Roberts L C, Cod cate tteiwrn Herts
Roberts R.F Holton M 11s Wheatley Oxoo
Roberts Wm G 110 Cla>hiURd Gosport Hants
Robins C T Wooinell Cro nhill Defon
Rob nson 1! s Compton Stourbr dge Staffs
Rob nson Capt A Speen House Newbury Berks
Robinson A If , KiAiaf House Sfalpis Cheshire
Robinson A E Royal Holel Burton Camforih Lancs
Robinson C H.MoorWood Cirencester Clos |t)
Rob nson Clem at Rugeley Road Bones Ba) Slaf/s
Robinson Ead) Htghatn Ferrets Nortbants (4)
Robinson F H .Willoughby Farm SloistsGate Dillencay
Essex
Robinson F AV D Roos Hall Beccles Suffolk (ckll
Rob nson Trank 3''6 Northendm Road Sale Cheshire
Robinson O , Plumbland Wieton Cun berland
Rob nson Miss H .NesiMd House Datley Harrogate Yks
Robinson J The Creen Farm Wethcral Carli'le Cumb (c)
Robinson Capt J H & F M Eastergale SJanor
Chichester Sx (si
Robinson \V .Donington Northope Spalding Lines (/)
Robinson W A rgertonHa)) Majpa Cheshire
Robinson \V P West Newton Grange Oswaldk rk Aork*
Robson B H Lees Hill Low Row Carlisle Cumberlantf
Robson E Stockbam Wantage Berks (4)
Robson, Ml] Johns Hales I lace Tcnicrden Kent
Robton T k Cutlers Farm WootonWawen Warws (s)
Roebford }l i C Hd WesiTown Larm Birnham Bucks
Rejdwell A Chapman Wcslcroft Tring Herts
Roe James Cauldfveld rJcerleap Farti KnockhoH Kent
Roebuck I W The Kneiwlc N Itham Huddersfield bks
Roger LauyHeletiS \ockl«yHous Camberley Surtey(e)
Rook, C £ Ousethorpe bartn J^ckUneton Aotks I
RopefiC I» , Forie Aobes Chard & m rset (etf i
Roper John Bouetdal* vVasdale (osforth Cumb (») '
Rose A D Cole House TsddSt Mary Wisbech Cambs
Rose Oonald Sarclay H II hacrti R deeueli Essex
Rostnbufgh Maj \ Heavens Gate Ailburton Ljdney <
Ckts
ReseuelJ Fred Bra Ion Farm The Drenere Ttunton Som
Roikruge T F Tehidv Barton Camborne Cornwall (c) :
Rots H £ Polmem a I-ann L skeard Cornwall I
Rosa Joha Tottend,rrannHousr HighWyeonibe Bucks
Rosi Ralph H hurryham Herds lit xhatn Devon
Rossiter Capt J M P rton Card s(e\ Htrefonf '
Rothicbild, J A dr W d 1 « Ion Manor Aylesbury, .
Sucks (A)
Tothsch id ifrs L nel de Inchme y Exbutw Hants (es]t
Rothwell Fred bar House Qnndleton Nr Cdthecoe Lancs
Routledge G I Bleaiam Crofts Crosby on Eden Cat) sle '
Cumbertand
Routledge John L Old Silloth Dairy Sllloth, Cumb (el i
Row CticC TheWall Pord End Chelmsford Essex (<)
Large Black
L^rge Black I
Ghi Ok) Spots I
LRU White '
MiMleWhite |
LW La^i-eared .
Large White '
Berkshire I
Esse* I
CiuDberland
Clos Old Spots {
VdrUeWhte |
Mddle White '
Middle W hile i
L Cnriy Coated
Fssex
Berkshire
Cumberland
Brrlislire
L & M White
Mddle White
Middle White
W Saddleback
Middle Uiite
Large White
UdOleWhle
Large Btaeii
L & M Wh te
l,arge White
Large Black
CumbetUrxI
Large White
tfiddle White
Clos Old Spots
W Saddleback
Large Black
L W Lop-eared
Largo Blaek
Middle While
Clos Old Spots
Berlisbre
Rowe H Brodie Hyde House Great Misienden Bucks
Kowr H Sibley Win irusb Manor Burford Oxon
Rowe Theo Tavistock Devon
Rowtil Jacob Heathcrlea Ttanwell Morpeth Northuntb
Rowland C S ASon WickFarm Bampion Devon
Rowlandson G A Lnlhankllall Skelton Fen nth Cum (eJJ
KoHlcy HAT IlillcresC CoggnballKoad Braintree tx
Rowings Wm John Leedstown Hayle Cornwall (c)
Rownttee 0 h Cherry Hill Brandsby Easingvfold ATis (cH I
Royal Eastern Coualies loslilufoo Essex Hall Cbl
Rudolph H B AW The Manor Stientfhales Shlfnal Salop
Rudw rk W F Apuldram Manor Ch Chester Sussex fs4>
KuffeU L A A Birtletts Farrn Arbort eld Cross Read ng
links
Bundle li Trtill! aa Barton Sommerrourf Graropoond
Roa1 Cornwall (X)
Bundle W Cburchtowti Farm Lanhwery Loatwlh rt
Cornwall
Runnaclrs C. F Btoekd sh Crave Diss Norfolk (4)
Rushlon lames 1., Barnacre Lodge Carstang Lanes |r4!t
Kushwotlh John L Likdale Itargate Crimsby, Lines (i)
Ryder T K Russells Farm Allmgton Lane West End Large Black
SouUiampttei Hants
Rybnds Stf W 1 Massey Hall Thelivall Warrington Large While
Lancs J
RirUAM, W W , The Mknot Farm, Wall. Lichbelil Stalls Large White
Sailer E C Hoverinebaia Notlinghani
8ADI£R,9tRllHAV£S Home CoartBome Borley Soneyfej :
Sailer R L Thel,eazQne5 Sutton Coldlield Bimiiogham i
Wamfekshire
SAINSBjntTi F , Blunts Hall Little Wrathng BaecihiU I
SaBolk (rt«n I
Sslot O t. Stone rartn Cockf eld Bury St Edmunds 1
SaBolk (rt«n
Sslot O t. Stone rartn Cockf eld Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk (4|
St Cyres Viscountess Wathampton Lyimngton, Hants (clj
St Elmundsbury Co-operative Bacon Factory EJmswcll
Bury St rdmunds Suffolk
St John tfaf £ J S St nfbld Lodge Stinfot f Sussex (4|
St xfaor Bros, Court Fami Horton, Chipping Sodhury
Clos (c)
Sale Arthur W Cables Farm Rotherfield Sussex (cs4)
Salisbury J M The Grange R>lon Nuneaton Warns
Salvation Army Land Colony Hadleigh Essex (c|l
Sampson WiHiamW Mappercombe lovcrsteek Dor fs4i
Samurtson Cspt F H B Siaplefiild Sleyning SuMexjcJy
Sanders h A A H Moorbams Lutterworth Rugby
U arias (c‘f
Sanderson J Round HUl Farin Whittington Stourbridge
Worcs
Svndhem MissI WeslEndFarm Hotsforth Nr Leeds Vks
Stndover W WooUten Court Kmgsbr dge Devon (c)
Sandjs Lord Ombersley Court Worcestershire
Large White
Large Black
LW Lopaeared
Large Black
Large Black
Large Black
Essex
Large Black
Clos Old Spots
Essex
Saul John l> Bndge rJa« AWenbj H/aryport Cumb (*J '
Saunders C F B SotWfU w allmgford Berks
Saunders C J Home Farm Ramsey Harwich Esse*
SAONBERS FRBDSBtCK Creeo Farm Ot FaietoBgb :
Snnolk (r*)
Saunders 1 F.Wpodhouse Ely Cambridge (4) ,
Sttinders Wnt The Mar >)i Farm BenhsiD Bucks.
Saunderson MisE RoeCretn Sinden Koysteo Herts I
Savage r Home Farm EsttClandon Surrey |
Say Arthur George Lower Fexhangers Devltei Wilts '
Say H I Spring Farm 0 shop Sutton Nr BnsWl Gloa j
Sayers Andrew JAR Groundwell Manor, Blunsdon 1
Wilts U*t
Schef eM Thomas C Pming Lawn Cheltenham Clos (H I
Schofield W H Nrresfotih Road Farm Dodswortb I
Barnsley Vorks
Scholev, John Beal Whitley nridge Vofke . j
Scholcy, \V G Ktllineton Whitley Bridge Goole Yks (41
Schol'ield Capt E P ^ndhall Howden Yorki (4j 1
Schroder Baron B The EwB S sboptS®!* Englelirld 1
Green M ddiesex (c)
Schwier W C V TewesFann Lfltle Sampford Braintree 1
Soobell Capt W B Greyf eld House Outtou Bristol Clos |
Scobfe Charles Rock Gardens Pinhoe Devon ]
Scott C B OpnerSomborne Winchester Hants 1
Scott I L Cryats Matfeld Paddock Wood Kent (cj
SpeldhurrI Kent j
Af ddle WTiffe
Larce White
Middle White
Berkshfre
Ijrgc Black
Clos Old Spots
Middle Wh te
L W Lop-eared
kfiddl Wb te
Mid «e White
W Sad Ueback
L Curly Cbated
Large BUek
Ml Idle While
Kfiddle W bite
L IV Uleter
Berkshire
W Saddleback
C)oi Old Spots
M ddle White
Clot Old Scots
Clos Old Spots
Middle White
Large Black
Large Black
Brrkshiie
BE KesthavenStreosaU Yks
Grove Tadcaster Vorks
itemheld Saxiriundham Suff
Iburst Farm CJiarlwood Sur
Southnell Notts
1 Ct ttaltham Cbelmsford
im Chelmsford Essex (c)
1 Abbot Devon (Cf>J
ta Berkeley Clos
Ringmer ^iussex (cJ
Wadebndge Corowall
Ijrge Dtack
I \V Saddleback
Large BUck
' Middle White
Berksh re
Large BUck
Large IVhite
W Saddleback
JI ddle White
Middle mite
Middle White
Bradford Yorks
Lines
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PIG BREEDERS— ENGLAND
199
Seymour Osl C.D BonrickHou$f Stanboe kingsL^'nn
Norfolk (tlill
Seymour Maj Ed M^ 0 DSO Ivrr Lodge, Iver
Ducks (t)t
Seymour CoL Lord II) Park Hall Salford Priors
Evesham Worcestershire (el
Shanks R Halland Park East HoaUil)’, Sussex (»)t
Shapoott \\ , The Rose 1 Crown TiverloD, Devon
Sharp C Meadowcroft Cranham Upm nsler Essex (e)
Sharp George Manor Cottage, lloljrwell Village Seaton
belaval Northumberland
Shaw Mrs 1) E Stej-ning Manor Stoke Courey Brldg
water Somer-et felt
Shaw Mrs Edward OBE VVrIburu Manor, Kitbv
Moorside Vorks (ra")
Shaw Frederick Bourton Hall Rugby VVarwieksh re
Shan Henry Brockton Hall Ecclnhall Staffs
Shaw Malcolm 1 1) Knighton Mount Adbaston Staffs t
Shaw R M Brooklands Halifax \orks
Sbeard Walter Westfield Fm WroseHiU Shepley Vks
Shellabear, G , Vfount Tavy Tavistock Devon (a)
Sheppard Bros West Winterslow Salisbury Wilts
Sherborne Lord Sherborne Park Northleach Glos (call
Sherbrooke Capt H T , Oxton Southwell Notts (elf
StiecvnehaTO H C Inraete Snetlisham, luBt'l Lyna,
Norfolk fcVlf
SbenngSam H C S. K \ Sooth CreaVe F akenham Nor
folk (tiyt
Sherrell J J P South Hooe Bere Alston Devon t
Shemff&Sims Lemsferd Hatfield Hertfordshire
Shemff \V F Park Parm Mogerhanger Sandy Beds, t
SheistoQ Mrs A.Otleyllall Ipsnich Suffolk
Sberston Mai j R V Doyle) Vlanor Hurstboume
Tarrant Hants
Sherwvn, A R , Bilton Grange Billon to Aiast) Vork (*)
Sherwood S R PUyford Ipswich Suffolk fM»)t
Shields H .Floodgates Parm Berkeley Glos
Shields J G.lsVey WlUou Ortby (»1
Shute C VV J bfcicotnbe Shafteibury Dorset
Shuttle, A C ■ Oakdeae Kingswell Read Ensbury Park
&umeineuth Hants
Shuttlewer h.CoI Chsrirs E HiU Place Wickham Bishop
VVithain Essex
Shuttlewerih W C A Uttle v>iUing1otd Farm Burwuh
Weald Sussex
Sidders W , Snxilswoed Sbadaxhurst Sr Ashford Kent
Sidebettom Mai R I> Rothamsied Harpenden Herts (el
Sikes E fl Fryrrning Grange Ingatestone Fssex le}
S Irock R &Sms Thornton Hall Parm Poulion le-FvIde
Lancashire (ek|t
Silk Arthur Woetton Cringe Kenilmscth Warwickshire
Urge Mack
W Saddleback
Essex
L & M White
W Saddleback
UrgeWhte
Urge Wbite
UrgeDUek
Middle White
L A hi WTilte
Urge While
LW Lop-eared
Middle While
L W Ig>p-eared
Glos OI I Spots
Urge BtacK
L Ciitly Coaled
LW Lop-eared
Glos Old Spots
Berksh re
VV Saddleback
L W Lop-eared
Urge Black
Urge Blvck
rios Old Spots
(Wksh re
Middle White
Vt ddle While
Sin tb E Uostock Heaselands Barham Canterbury
Kent (0
Smith L The Vfanor Denchirorth Wantage Berks (r)
Smith F Summerhouse Farm Cowling Keighley Vork5(s
Smith E A Longhills Lincoln (c)
Smith E H Duadenhoe Grange Ungley Newport Esx
Smith Edward Summer House Farm Cowling Nr
Keighley Vorks (j)
Smith Capt Eustace Rothlry Craggs Morp th N humb
Snith r BroadleareFm Westcolt Nr Wantage Berks
Smith F Lyons Hall Docking Bra ntrec Essex
Srailb F R Rutlands, Frlstead Essex
Sm th F Seth Lpton Grey Lodge Nr Basingstoke Hants
Smilb Frank H Blackthotne Bicester Oxon (ck)t
Smith Ftedenck C Iron Acton Gloucestershire
Smith reorgeW Ivy House Sandway Kent
Snith Godfrey Oxton Hall Tadcaster Yorks
Smith If Allshotts Farm Kelvedon Essex
Smith H Sheepcoles Farm Little Waltham Chelmsford
Sm th If Woodlands Hgley Essex
Sm th H C Knowlc Nr B rm ngham W arwickshire (A)
Sm th H E Lower Farm Willenhall Walston Coventry
Wagwsekshtre (elt
Smith James I , Sraalewell Hall Pudsey Vorkshire
Smith JohnW Manor Fm Weston Otiey Leeds Yorks
Smith, Owen !I Ungham Hall Oakham Rutland fcril)t
Smith PeieyG Flecknoe Rugby Warwickshire (g) i
Smith R Browning The Elm Gt Tey CoIchesl*r Essex
Smith Richard Wbiteford Stoke Chmsland Cornwall (c)
Smith Robert B TyrPwU Atergavenny Mon
Smith Rev Roland A Herlingfordbury Park Hertford
Smith S Oxton Hail Tadcaster Yorkshire
Smith V S Low Furrow Pebw-orth Stratfoed-on Avon
Warwickshire (c)
Smith Walter Oakle gb Swalfham Norfolk (4)
Smith Wm B S Hewsbam House Broughton Preston
Lancs
Smith Bingham C B B Add ngion House Nr Wmsfow
Bucks
Smith liosanquet klaj G Draxboutnebury Bcoxbauine
Hertfordshire (4)
Smiiheit Walltt* UpbiU Knockbolt Kent
Sm)lh capt C R Watson Wadburst Castle Wadhurst
Sussex te)
Snell S F Blackadon Fam Meobeniei Corewall f f
Soames Maj M H Danes Lillie Betkhamsted Herts (e) '
Sob) A Ley Farm Marytavy Tsvitteck Devon 1
Soehoo T II Coulbure Forest Avenue Chingford Fix.f4) 1
Sochon T H Tanlirld Tye Wrtt Hanninglield Chelms '
ford Essex (e4)t
Soltau Symonds Cel G A Chaddlewooil Plyrapton Dvn I
Somerset ling Ces Dk of Maiden Bradley Bath Som le) I
Somerset County Council (Agneultural Instruction Com I
miitee) Cannington Court Bndgwaler Somerset
Somerses Farm Iftitiiute Canninetoo Bridgwater Som fc4]t ^
Soihrby Col 11 C DSO Eeton Hall Northampton 1
South Castefjv Agtieuliucal College Wye Kent (e»/l V
South Vorkshire Vlenial Hospital M ddlewood Shelf rid V
Vorkshire
Souihall I H OavrtleyFann Claveilev Wolverhampton f
Berksh re
Large White
Glos Old Spots
Essex
Urge While
Berkshire
Berkshire
Essex
Essex
Berkshire
Large Black
Glos Old Spots
Mid lie White
Berkshire
Essex
Middle While
Urge WTute
Berkshire
Glos OldSpots
Essex
Urge Black
MildteWbite
M ddle White
Large Black
Mid lleWhita
L W Lop-eared
LW Lop-eared
Urge Black
W badflebark
W Saddleback
Large Wb te
Mvl lie White
Middle While
PIG BREEDERS— ENGLAND
Squre J CorytoQ Barton Lewdown Devonshire
‘Squires, %Sille Rogers Fold Kukhamgite Wiktl eld
iotVshire
Squirreil J H Maypole FsTtn BradfeidSl George Bury
St Edmunds, SuliolV
Slatb Sr Sew ton FarnbamHall Saimuadharo Sulf (£li)t
Starey \\ W Easton SidJe^am Chichester Sussex ji)
LA\ I,Dp eared
L-W Lop eared
Middle V^e
Staff tSaiterJ Elm Farm Huideiclay Suflejle
Stafford-h re Farni Institute (Rushton J C,) Bodbaston,
renJiTidge Stafford (ti)f
SlaiatOD J r Hardcaife Hall Wiglon Cumberland
SI 3 nlon W If Low Houses \\ gfon Cumberland
Stalbndge Lord Slalbndge Park Dorset (ri)!
Esse*
Large Black
Ctos Old SjMts
Large Black
Large While
Stranks J Cherry Tree Statnbcidge Rochford Esse*
StratlordW J Lane End Petertavy Tavistock Devon.
StrattMi I H Evenley Hall Bracklcy Northants
Stratton K Frank Sherborne Norlbleach Clos (c)
Stiai’ Wiiliam J M ddtegat^ Rewarii*on Trent I^tfs
Street Porter S The Manor Uiteney Fly Carats (et/lt
Slnddand J M , Balnesse Caltenck Yorks (c«*H
Stride J Goldens Farm MTiitepansh Salisbury Wilts
Stripe A \% Cl He Selby \orks
Stmg J R VewTree Thucsby Carl sle Ojraberlahd[c)t
StroQg Joseph P Dnunleanmg t\ iglon Cumberland
SttuU Hon E G Whitelands Wltham Essex (e)
Stuart James Manor I arm Sowerby Carstang Lancs (hj
StallardA Bomford Throckmorton Ct Persborc Worcs | !
Slaioper C Neubggen Dacre Pennth Cumberland I
Stamper H KirklaodHaU Uigfoa Cumb^land 1
Stamper J Maughanby Langwatliby Carlisle Comb (c*) (
Staooen Estates i,ed Hunuerford Berkshire <r}f
Slandle) JohnS S U eld Ufraiondhara Norfolk
Standnng C Cuckoo Narrrm Wolmersley Bury Lanes
Stanford T F Magnus Deo Famt Lingf eld Surrey
Stamer F Hgh Hatton Hall Stanton Sheeivsbury Salop
Stanley E A 1 TtxoierGrange Doddingstone Stamford
Stanley G T 3 RegeotStreet Kettenng lorkshire
Stanley Dodgson b D Tatnbank Cockemouth
Cumberland
Stubbs Frank The Square B shop s Walthsm Hants {i)
StubtonHallFarms Ltd StubionHall Newark Notts {csl
SturlM ) DyiloibeacbaUoi:?.
Styles H W Slackmoor Edrnbridgr Kent
Suffolk Se Berhsb re The Countess 0 / Charlton Park
Malmesbury Wilts (s)
Sugden A L. Wfllfiouse Fano S laden Keighley Yorks
Subr P ) Cross Farm Ajlburton Lydney Clos
Samtan A Walter Grange Coombeii II Cheltenham C|os
SurreyCountyMeotalHospital lOiaphill Woking Sutreyfe)
Sutel ffe J E T SlapIeBungatow letridgeWora RedhiU
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Sutton £ P Foquett Sidmoulh Grange Nr Reading
Berks U)
Sutton H C Holdcraft, Rlunsdon H ghwortb lYllls fr)
Snytbamley Estates Co Swylhamley Park Macclesf eld.
Essex
L IV Lop-eared
Large Clack
Clos Old Spats
Large IVfifte
Large Black
BetVsh re
\V Saddleback
Large White
Cumberlanil
Cumberland
Large Wh le
Large \Vh te
Large Black
Large Black
Large Black
M ddie White
Glos Old Spots
Large WTi te
W Saddleback
Middle %\b le
M ddlc White
M ddle Wh le
Stanton Tredenck The Grange Lolworth Cambs
Sfaosay J 6 Chapel Lane M gan Lanegshre
Stanwaj f aJph Lawn Fm Fenton Stoke on Trent Staffs
Stasyfortb Lt Col E KirkHaworttonHail York «ilj
Staprtt^ Lt Col M «s J OBfc DL Mytoa KaU
Ketaefby \erk» (c*j
Starr Walter Central Buildings Trethomas Mon
Stacbam 0 H Potters Marston HaU Le Cesier
i » " "SHouw Kifklmgtoo Bedafe Lotts
^ ^ Ratling Court Non ngton Dover Kent
Stedmaa George T Waltham Half Stoeihao Patma Suff
Sykes Carrington Carton North Walsham Norfolk
Sykes Erlc*F Rtchiogs Park Colnbrook Bucks (et}t
BT8K COL. E. P LoEgfoid Half NairporC. Salop (e/;f
Sykes Joseph Uggia Cburrh Fenton Veeds Vorks
SyiD ngion II Breebnood Stoir-«a tbe-WoId CIoi
Syoens J U tfeldos Fans OkebasiptoR Deyoa
Large White
Middlf White
L.W Lep-earrd
Sloe! I Bunawne Kochted Ltsea
lIJSiJLH- ‘"u ■ 3?“'**
el!Sh V WwjdtwrougMann Winscotube Somerset
Stephens H H Netherby Grange Farm Hanndge
Large Black
Large Wiiit*
CutnberUiid
Large Black
Ctos Old Spots
Tatior Col J C G /fords Hall 5toke-by Vapland Large Blatk
Suffolk
Tabor M If North Barrow Sparkford Somerset f W Saddleback
Essex
Large Black
Glos Old Spots
Middle IVhite
t Tregaddock St Mab>m Cornwall
l!!Ei^L,‘r /"Osham Al^anor Nr Fambim SucreKeAlf '
S epIensonC Bam Rink Suffotd le*
Step^Mn^E West Shotteo Farm Sta ndjop Dari ngton
StephnsoR M Hunitey Kou« L tile W eigbton
S^bert Causewai Head Siiloth Cumberland
” sfiopiaa L*V R poa 1 oris
STEW SE EDWARD D BART Faa Cooit Cherteer
Surrey LH
Steienj 0 Home Farm Kitt slord Welt ngton Som
I. Haro Swan Hotel ColesMI Warwickshire
Meveni Howard Perry Court Wye Ashford Rent f«)
Sitvn T 11 Farm Na Isea Bristol Glos
H Ulcombe Farm Stanton Wick Fensford
^*''wUts'^ " M^ner Farm AWerton Ch ppenham
Datchel House IVh tton Ipsi'^rf/
Stewart U W Ealdnii House March Baldoo Oxoo
Jjiewan W A County Farm Inal rule Jloullc*
U Saddleback
Large MTiHe
Large Black
Clos Old Spots
Ctos Oid Spots ,
Tabor M If North Barrow Sparkford Somerset t W Saddleback
Tagarc MaJ Gen 5 r H KC.MC C8 D5 0 re<on Large Clack
Court Kontton Devon
Talbot Mrs Arthur Cdgtnond Rectory Nenport Salop Middle White
Talbot F W PiU Nr inchestrr lUftle Mf W Saddleback
Talbotc G K blflf Farm LiUoihail Newport Salop Tamworth
Berkshire
Tame O B Rushmoor HaeJemere High Wycombe Bucks M ddle While
Tarairorth Induetrial Co-operative See Ltd 5 Coleh 11 Large White
Tarnwortb Stall) J
Tate F W Amphios Hartley Lmitf eld Kent MddlrWhte
Tate It Durtco Billesley Manor Alcraier Warws (ck) Large Black
Taiemor W } Ksighiley Hall, Sccleshall Stafford isk) M ddle Wlute
Taylor Alan R Chevriey Nr Newnaarkel Suffolk Essex
Taylor M u Betty Crreiihead FcultryFana CuBinswortb M ddle Wb te
Nr Bradford Yorks
Taylor H CorcaeFans Stalmiae, Poulton ]p-F>]dr Laocs Cumberland
, Tajlor I J Hytoo Bootle Cunibcilaiid Cumbe land
Tailor J &S 00 BasthampneftPanu Boxgrove Chiciesler LargeBlack
Siewan W A County Farm Inelluie **^?Ioullon
Notuianpton ifil
lTTM«ftv Frange Nr Rugby Wanes j
STANLEY A Park Farm Btxlej' Norwich j
I'"’ "A Ropers Hall, Bures Suffolk ^^^^1
■?. ®y5'®n Lodge Melton Mov-bray Le cs(c) j
U \ Tilly Crange Dunmow Essex I
R llucksbaw Hall Euxton Choriey Lssnes I
Slockdale \\ t & Son TbeTo«»r Little Downham Ely I
Cambridgeshire (fi
Stocker Capt A If Northlands Chlcbesiet Sussex li)r
TAYLOR. R.B &SONS Bandtnrd Lodge, Yeovil Som. (c)t W Ssddlebacktjc
Taylor W L Lathcates Galleywood Uielmsford Essex Essex
TeaJe J W Coslhorpe Carlton W orksop Notts M ddle Wh te
Teasdale A B Melrnerby Carlisle Cumberland Cumberland
■ Temple Wilkinson Hunter How Kirkland Cotkertnoulh Cumberland
I Cumberlasid
I TEBP1£T0N J U PtmnpaL Farm Isstitnte Sparsholt, Urge Wlufs
jl» Wiacbtoler Buto (cs) ... .
Thaeketay T IJurf eld Wyndham Norfolk W Saddleback
Tboday B C W Albin House Over Cambridge Large White
Tlioniaa A H Sycamore* Loose Ma dstone Kent (H Ucrksfi re
Thomas Capt A L Trew nee Portscatho Cornwall (c) Large Black
Thomas E J BUckmore Ingatestone Essex (c) Essex . .
Thoinas O H North Dean House Hughenden Bucks (c) Large Black
Thomas H StJ P Russell Keneage Court Falfield Efos Clos Old Spots
Thomas Harry Penvenlon HeUton, Cornwall (cl LW t^eareo
Thomas Herbert W Palace Gale Od ham Hants (cl L^rge D ack
Thomas I H Cudlelgh Court kaiTOj^petchley Worcester Ctos OldlsFOIs
Steveker Capt A If Northlands Chlcbesiee Sussex tclT
N Anfoverslord Glosjclj
eJ Wetiesley Farm Wells Someiset (c)l}
Atowe Schnot Scowe nucklnghamshire
.cowe Buckinghamshire
.r L Bt Rackhcath f ark Norwich Norf
■'« li^r *•’* Hcnham
Middle While
\V Saddleback
Large Black
K d^ W Into
Thomas J H Cudlelgh Court karm.Spetchley Worcester Ctos OldSpois
Thomas W Ashleigh Whitchurch Tavistock Devon {«| L.W ^^ared
Thomas W J Tteskerby, Redruth Cornwall Large Wh le
Tltomlosm J Charlesficld Kirkiown Carlisle Cumt ...
' Thoniluisoa T Lowlongthwa te W gWo Cumberiaod
Thompson D H Shertrnden iforioiooden Kent Sfld-ie White
Thompson G Pear Tree House Harnaslerley Wlltonle Cumberland
ThorapsOB H A Alv ngham Grange Louth Unrs (t) L Furly Coaled
Thompson Harold C Southeoll Manaloo Devon SI ddle While
Tixmmmii J H T Bumbope Stockton on Tee* Durham Large Black
Thompson John Hall I arm Morland rcniilh Cumb (c) CumUrlajid
Yhof^sim Capt M S Sockbum Hall Darlington Dur (c) Large pUck
»'aBgf->rd Suffolk fesAdJtf
Suaf/on} lit lion The Carl of Wrotbam Park 's«Cbf <
*11**^'.”* '’’’T'**' Northumberland (r)
^''^^NorlUi *b»rlinl * ^bridge-on Tyne
Ip'"* ^1 H» 17 I'land Burley Beacon Burley JUnU^^
Curobrrfand
Middle Wh t*
W Saddlebag
Berksblie
W SaddUhnai
Large Black
betksMte
Thomnaon Capt P C M C Huddleston Grange South Large White
Mrtfonl Yorks
Thompson S G ichrisl Tyeplgs ram Hayes Kent Large Blaok
Tbompsoa W A Latkenshaw kam Chobharo.S rrey (rrl Large W hite
Thempstone John Llford Park Tamworth Staffs (elt Glos OJd Sfwti
nio— nAL
PIC BREEDERS— ENGLAND
201
Name »n 1 AdJm*
Name and A llresi
Thompslone Willrr Anilow Park Hutlon on Trent Staff!
ThomsCTi * uy \\oodperr> Nr Oaford («*)
Thomson Lt -Col H C OSO II 11 Hnute fterkswell
Cm-entry Wam-a .
Thomson K A Ilevton ItronV PurySt t Im nis Saif ytll
Thorbum Ll Col A B Hirhamllall 11 sham Kml
Thomalle> (I \\ Ilexlhorpe House kann IVxihorpe
Snlsbv Dora
•niomVy J r
Thornton A H
Cross Kej-s Tcbay Tcnnlh Cumb
The Manor Hoverlngham Notli
Th^ton Peter Wh Itlet eld Farm Burnley Lan
Tibbits S Itarkslon Grantham Lines
T bbolls R S ITIor) Farm Stanton Prior Brislol G|os (r)|
Tlbb< ( A Glasshouse harm Stanlon Wick 1 m«ford '
Glcs
i of I C Barton Manor Cast Cowes I O W (i
tiiier t H Jfanorratm D ddisham Aabridge Som (ii|
Timbetlakc Joseph Hatloe Farm Trtnj Herts (ci*)t|
Tlmnia T F, 25 Load St Bewitley Worn
T skier W Hum BaTO«b> Thorns Nr Craolham Lisca
Tmnr) F A Hot) srcll Farm Rea Tnn Cornwall
Tinney 1 & Sons Tliorley Hall It shops Stortford Herts
Ttnnev t R Chuttb End Faim R khny Newpeal Cs »»
TRburyFarmisitCo Tubury Wilts 1
Tiimu s Linesl C Bory Farm Cod cole Herts (c)1
Tod Thos Cteen lodge Rtashotae Cranwell ViBage
Slealofd Unct
T<»M W Lillie I'anWo Gcanae Gcanlham Luiei
Todd \\ J The Rookery C Soham Frambn«ham Sufi
Todhunter M E K opmoor Crral I amdoB Harlow E»(<).
Todhunter Daniel Croft House Wiasonhy Wlgton Cum{*)
Toft Georre Chapel House Wervn Cheshire
TothunI It W Lejlands Meopham Green Crasesesd
Tolle> W H Pitt Farm Culmsioek Deio"
TomlinsonFW HallFarm LTletIherpe Ruab) Wires (<
TomliBsonj, Mansion House Burton Westmortland
Tom* N if Lttson Ftmugion Isybrdee Delon («)|
TeoRoo'l L N D1 ghmont Lodge M Dbronk Southampton
Hants , . ^
Tope H Dellford Ifarberton Totnei Devon
Teriofl D llane Tteei Lowee Shell Northoscram
Halifax \ofki
Tory C ) Mtleorabe B nghara Oorihestrt Dorset («1
Tory l^ard Turturorth Rian Word Dorset
Tory Maurlre S Spelisbury Blandford IVsrsei
" — - terrvCave Shipwick Blandford Dorset
T 8 jr Afldanos. BUadtord Ocnel
*rowffoo<l Edward & Sons Ltd Sasislon Carobi
Tewler J W Wadlaodsllall Fanley Nr Leeds Mis (cl>)t
Tosi-nend P A Skybumow* Mawgao Helslon, Comw («’'
Tesnrnd, F Highfeld kloor Allcnoo Leeds lorks
Towner J Frank Stic* PJaee Farm Loose Kent
Townen f Richaid W Linstock Lodge SlfOud Clos
Tosr*e Capt t B B ' C LongJIeadoi "
Tracy Cap! S J
Trebilcock W K
- 1 Cornwall
Tredel
mprrsu -
.. Bochhunt harm Kudgwlck Susi .
Temch Mayor A S C HolmseDod Edrnbr dge Kent (CH
Trenil 1 1 J Arthur Southcrotl Dredooi Nortor '
Tewkes^ry Clos
Treolven Ma or-Ceii. the Lord C B CMC Llanoeer
Abergavenny ilon (o)
Trevarthrn W 11 philantbinpic Society » Farm School
Kcdhill Surrey fr'
Treseeeke A G Sartfnjve Farm, Qnpping Norton 0»oti
Trewhella h W & T M Trmerib Gwinear ilayh
Cornwall (*)
Trill t C Frmcl Ife Huuar Cockw-lih ^o^k*
Trill J E )a St OswallsRoad hulfotd Tork
Trill tt Joseph FuHord NosVi
Trohear w Kotl ngton St Bee* CumbrrUad
Troiman A W B)-lorl Court Hereford frl ,
TttOffP <^1. A. O-s B S.0^ K nigh to n. Brend eb a lk t
SalliitBT Wilti.
Tmwnce t R. I mis). -
Truscoii Wm. Tresrtthen . .
TrusWve Joseph pangt el 1 Fm ^Sunlord Dingier Berk*
Tuck L J Jiam harm Broad Tosni Swndon Wilts (a*
Tucker F E Laiiasitc Chedtoy Bridgwater Somerrel
Tucker Wm Robi , h»tla*il t AlUngton Heseei. fultj
TuBr Herlert The Grange Broadhemburr IVrei w* Dm
Tunbridge. A W DottViO Hall
TunsUU 11 Top© th LaneFartn
Lancashire
Turtibsi 1 K The Foner Croftm Wlrton CoreberUod
K^UrthrthiH HelhervC It Gart vie Otmb
I Tlvw Grem tAumes Thursbr Carlisle Cumb
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Berkshire
Beikthiie
LW logwearedl
M dJIe While '
Large While
Cuenberland
Middle While
L.AM Whin ,
L Curly Coattdl
( los 01 1 Spots '
Glot Old Spot*
M ddle While
Urge niarb
Urge lllarit
Urge W hue
Urge Dbck
M ddle \\h (e
M ddle While
UrgrWhte
L W Lop-eared I
IsseK '
L
Middle White
Urge White
Middle Wh te
L CuflyCoatedl
Essex '
Urge Black
CoRiberlaad
LAM While
kliddle While
W Saddlebeek
Urge White
Large While
Urge While
W SaUleback
Clos Old Spots
W Saddlebaeb
W Saddleback
W StddleUCk
ViMleWhit*
Urge White
kf ddle tVh le
Gkd Old Spots
Betksh te4(
ti ddle Whit
Clo* OI 1 Spot*
Urge BUrk
M ddle While
Clos OM Spots
Urge White
Urge Blaek
M ddle While
M ddte While
W Saddleback
kfiddle Wh Is
Urrr Black ,
L.W lop-raced]
Urge titack '
Berkshire
Berkshire
M ddte White
Middle Whse
Cumberiand
Urge Black
Urrr Black
U ddle Uhib
Gkst OldSpol*
Urce Wh te
l_W lop-raredj
W Saddleback
Urge White
U ddle White
Cureterlaud
Cumtertiiut
Cambrrta&d
Uidfle White
Ckia.OUXfQta
Tamer Cap! J H Alkcrton Grange Easlnglon Stone
house Ctoucrstershire
Tamer Janet Smithy House Farm Eamsha* Bridge
Le>l nd ireston Uneashire
Tiirnef 11 si Uaejorie Wcstbcook Gcxialm ng Ni trey
Turner F Charles Davslarm Wilmington Kml
Turner R 1 A frans BlackUnds Fru I Fin. Dymock Glos
Turner R P The Bungalow Castle Itill Ipswich Suff (ck)t
Turner Robert M Le kfole Estate Pebmanh Fssex (cr
Turner W Koae Bank Fm Ridii ngs Alfreton Derby fe)!
TufSief W H WrsISirtel Kochford t«sex
Turner Wm Black Bull Inn LIvrsey Oirwm Lane*
T. — ■_ er c.-. 17 Cornwnod Ivybrdre Devon
bam Wai
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t Sodbury Ifanor Chfppii
Tnentynun
Tiveaiynun II V Ashlry House W gton* Cumb (ckltl
Twrniynun Thomas Crayrieg House Wiglon Cumb
Tyler A UnarsbHall Bud* Essex
T)ler C C The Snead Abbrriey Worcestershire
Tythrr ngtOQ Farma Co Ltd Heytrsbuty Wiltshii
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ITIswaler Viscountrs* Campsea Ash W ckharn Mi. .
SutlMk (chn
Underwood I Sutton Bonington Uughbor ugh tries
Lnann Fce<( ll Ungdon Hill Tesikcsbucy Clos (c..,
Lpchrr H ES TheGabIrs Upper Shenngham Norf{riit)t|
Lpion Maj Ed J Coptfold Hall Ingateslone Esx (ek)j|
Xandervell C A kfatdrobatch Pangboume Berk* (ril)J
kawser W L. Nme House kfareb Cambridgeshire
heale Rev Um WhidJon Dowu OkeUaiDpton ^voo .
heoniic H C W licit B cknoller Taunien Somertet fci)
'ecbeysl | WeslTomi Batkwell Bt ttel Clos '
\mer MsssN oJet Crabiir* Headley Nt Berdon Jiani* ,
\esiey P C. Easton Pk W ckbaei Flarkei Suffolk fcAlt
Vicker* D Temple Dnslry Hitch n Hrtu
Vidier Ceo P TneCoiiage Rrsmihaw Lyndhurtt Ilani* '
Vjgar* I Coldm Urn Tavistock Devon
V *ar» T It Qatheinc'* Hall Ptinestown Devon
Vioeent J ASm* Llnwood R ngwood Hanli
yincene 1 C Weodhouse Chard Somerset
« ncesil J W CarUCidhayes CUyb don Cullomptou Dvn
Tinreut R D U«rr Waierslnn Dorohcfler, l>>rtet fill
Mnemi S A Sons OakFm Vorlbiil B ggiessrade Bed* ^/|t
Vinter R Mawcrofl Yeadoo Leeds korks
ybsbi Mrs BoFcldPark Bracknell Berkshire
vogwtu A llobnrs, Harragrove Petertavy Devon , ,
'owW A J A F C Sevendale Farm Nortbsrick Pilning
W Saddleback
Urge Wick
5f d lie Wh (e
W Saddleback
>t ddle White
Cumberland
M ddle White
Urge Black
Cumberland
e Benlngbrougb North I
W
Wade Wm LongnewloQ Grange Stoekloo-on Tees
Co Durham
Wadsworth P G BelUkTstj Pen stone horkshire
Wagntslf B Meeting Une Burton Latimer Kettering
Nortbamptonsh re
•• - • sui H W K Bnmpsrield House Bnmpsrck
-- ■■ Pninlh Cumb
Berkshire
Urge While
Ch* Old Spots
Mid tie IVh Co
Urge Black
Berkth re
Urge White
Urge Black
Urge Black
rtoi Old spot*
Urge Black
Urge Blaek
\V Saddleback
W Saddleback
L.W Lep-«ar^
UW Lm-Mtd
LAM
Berkshire
M ddle White
Berkshire
Large tVhlle
Middle tYhlie
Clos OldSpol*
tflddle White
LW Lop-eared
Clot OldSpota
W Saddleback
Waiting Thomas Howi_.,
Wake Col SrII.Bt Coarteenhall Northampio
5Ni\e* eW C S 1 Ungiord Down* Li^Jade Glos 1
Wakefield I S gnell II U Buftnnl Orrv. i
Wakebao ) Marley Home Fi
WaUv Capt J N Netfaei
Nortbumberland (cri
Waldron Archibald Falrvtew PeailMtUge Crawley Sa(cj
Walker Augustus Knolmead klortuner Berks (*)
Walker C.TheCordnns ClulSontSt leler, Bocks i
Walker E Temii Nest Fm. Thot^ Lnoerwood Onse-I
boro korka I
Walker £ The Cedars Brow WaP ogtord Berks, fk)
Walker S r P., Ravetub a Kl »r Neiedstle^ Tyne '
Nocrhomberlaad
Walker it..Carvhall Creeo Farm U Iwich StaPs .. ..
Wa-krr M A.. West Lea Farm krarim l^eds \ewk9
Wa'ker J J N Seamngloei Moose Seamngk* Notti-ffri,
Walker JobiuHaoehallFatm Co IXirhans _ |k)'
Wa-ker stra. K HigtiSt Oiew Magna *-r Bristol Cko
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202
PIC BREEDERS— ENGLAND
WAL-WIL
Name and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Breed
Ualker Samuct Asthall Burford Oxon
Walker \Sm Manor Farm Sbad*ell Leeds Yorks
Walker Mrs Z Uah Slythehurst C^bucst Surrey
Ualbce James, Duodraw WjgtoP Cumberland
Vialler Capl A J Cold Aston Manor Boniton-on the-
Watef Glos '
Waller Henry Catthorpe Hall Ruebj Warwickshire
Walej A E LiehtHall Sh cUy Birmingham Warvi
W alley Mrs E M llallough ton Grange Coieshill Warws <A)|
Walley.J &S»wi»WVn\eHt«iseF»TTn Plnrciev Knntsloid
Cbe«h re (/)
Walley P H Towns Green Farm Wettenhall Winsford
alley I
Che »1
kite
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Watoisley Capt C OBE Cedd ng Grange Bury St
Ldmijnd' SuHolk jeVltl
Wajmsiey Mrs T M HiUsome Husbands Bosworth '
Wanvckshire (A)
W alters Symons T S Coter dge ChiUington K ngsbt dg*
Devon (e)t
Waltham Charles Surfleel Marsh Spald ng L nes
Waltham J Slanorfarm Fleet Holbeach L nes
Walton C Springf eld l^kes Chelmsford Essex
W aonop 1 amts W aveitoa W igton Cumberland
Ward A If Cumerew Yelverton Devon
Ward Bros Thomdon Dridestowe Devon
WARD HON UES BRUCE Godinton Uanor Aahlotd,
Kent (c 9 |
Ward I BonnaJoid Crentot Tavistotk Devon li)
Ward It N Clunivi Goole Yorks
Ward Ivor! Salhouse Hall Norwich Norfolk
Ward S M Netherton House Yelverton Devon
Ward W G S)lvandaleFm Broadbottom Cbarlesuorth
Manch
Monkion Coorabe Vicarage
Ward W S Meooa Br ghton Crampound Rd Comuall
WatmngerL Bull Farm Felthorpe Norfolk
Mame Charles Edward VVe e HiU Shtewsbuty Salop
IVame G Copfneetown Yclvetton Devon
Vratnt J Trepinhaytie Tregony Grampound Rd Cwai
Wame The* Trevisgu te Manor St Mabyn Cornwall (m)I
Warr Lord d« la Fishers Cat« W tbinam Sussex (rf
Wart CouQtcudeU Fivben Gate W;tbybam Sussex it)'
Warren Jack Horn Pari- " — ” '
WABRRN Vr 3 Deaeoa
tVamngtoR The Rev >
Bath *orn net
Wash ngtotiisTwv u Lov nglon C&stleCaty Sometset
Waterhouse T H Fox & Hounds Inn Tadcaster Yorks
Watethwsse W Bank Foot Fann Arth ngton Yorks
Waters J If Uanvarhes Nr Magor Mon
YYeters } C B gnot Park Cottage Fittlewortb Pul
bo auaK Sussex
Watford J otwjgli Coune 1 Holywel Fm Watford Hefts
WalRieugh } W Cherry House S ow Bedoo AiOe-
borough Norfolk
Watson Capi G T C Srempton Colne Eagane Essex
Watson H I Hectnongeet RudgWKk Sussex «W
Watson H R MlbornsWick SBerbotrie l^net (et>i
Watson 3 . Newby W it Carl sir Cumberland
YYaison 51 sstsO 4 r\ Woodlands Scareroft Leeds Yfks
Walton T Ra k slfeadFm A stonf dd ^hboutn Staffs
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Bealea H t Ickleton «taHcOQ Wal len JTsse* (s'
•''■Wes fl O.lUnbltsden Henley -on Thsinrs Oxon
T,." /one Garth Uurion Leonard Leeds Torks
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Ifardmoie John RtrmoBion Whitchurch Dorset
fVarl A C Siowbndge KnesLynn Norlolk (frll
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r H Coponeford Lrton Hiniingdon
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Beever J Park Riding Honlev Nr Huddersf eW Yks (f)
Beevors Gfo Lew Farms Clilfotd Boston Spa Locks
MBBSrS BIAT C SteiateB Grgsge KalSou 7is. (rtp>1
rtrlobrr J Moms Tibbcrton Manor Wclington Salop (s)
Belcher Richard K gh Street, WestBnjniwich SUf'f
Bridata A IL RiirrVirw Eanth St jits Hunts
Brtk AnlhooT Mackleridge Kouse d(at/cn NcncasCle-on
Tyne Northumberland (c)
BeW Byers Cape House Catltoti Stockton-on Tees'
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Bell C Hernlingdoti Hal! StaSnton Starton S O Yks
BeH C T Aosterly Pounif Lines
Bell Varies T Heal Littlcham Nr Bidcford Devon
Bed, F, Ttnedside Vindrvm, jtortbiimberiand (pj
Bell ] G Ea'le House ItuiB Selby Locks
Bel! James Kirtbv OW Parks Desjbrd Liicester
Bell Jamrs F Bilton House Lesbury NorlhutnbcrUnd
Itell Noah Ktimy Hill LI Idenball Suffolk
BefI O M D Stork House Lanbcptim iSrrky
Bekl (tobt W Morlcy Car Farm Yatw-on Tees Lorks
Bef/ Tbornas LJ/ddle Farm Brampips Carlisle Cumb
BfSI LV T B trton Aylesbury Bucks
Bell yy m C Ki] ion mil Fatm, Bmtton 'Yotks
Betlainy,E &S^ Favdey Ct , Hcrefbri Herefordshire
Bellamy, W tf WimbJington Cambs
Helper Lord Kutsston Hal! Derby (e)V,
Belton ft &}a{ Old Hill Tamt ShocbtiryTm*, EsseA
Bfliofi HoriteB.Matbaio Downhaoi itarkef Norfolk
Betnbndg^ Joseph Hanloa Newark, Notts
Benbon » D UaU House Uttle Stretton Church
Strettoci Salop
Beiiee F W R ngo Bells Farm Dytliato Qttppeniiam
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Bendall yLm Stanton Prior Britfot GIos
Benfeld Frtdk Rectory Fm Edgeott AyJeybuty Bucks
Beolord E E Preoghton Astley Leicester ,
R«niv ft Rvatt Halirm RoBesby Ct Vatinoutb Norf (pl|
Brno, I B H Rolltsby Hall Gt Latmouth Norfolk'ejt
Brno, John WelIRs<b Batten Gate Cumberland |
Benoei P C H Lai tnrr House little Bon-dea Markrtj
Hatbopsujh Leics
Beoneti P P The Hill Sation Keteford
Bennett G H Siwftv Derby
Beonetr Ceoi D S Thurston Hadley Common N'
Bacnet H*tf» , ,
Branrti Hmty M Holt CulU Farm yyorcriter If).
Btnnett Stephen Pransford Court WoTce»tet_ ‘
Benneti W A InXersall Farm Brito ngion Chrstrrfitld
S WaUCrang* rarw Staffs
B«»soa, MaJ G R Eaiibepe Much W«n^k ^(!>P -
Bmion I F TopprMield Halt Castle Hedingham Esx
Bnn«on J S 4 F Home Farm Wilaey Birtbft in
Foniew Lanea . '*■*
Bn«y», j W Low Ferm Omve Retford Notta
Ikeosen.Col l^nM Otnaldktrk Hal) Lork
INeftson K Grot e Moor TteswtU B»tfotd Notts
Went i Houston Toners Farm, Hair, Ltvrrronf Lanes
RentaU Pricy TheOichstdt CarUHalt Southeod oa Sea
Brntall Win ft J! The Hall RocHkml, Essex
hmton A S Rookbanigb h rby Moorside Lorks
Rrnvoo H A Lfton Court Read n? Berks
EENTQX I B. 7 J Enelefield Bouse Reading Berks (espH '
Aerrsfpid. B«(S LndleyGreofw Nuneaton Warns
lieniard Col F T H Nether Wiocheodob Pcwcy
Aytesbory Bucks (>)|
Hrmers Maj John Anslruthrr OB® Wolvetstone Park,]
fpsm^ Suffolk , , . f'
fierrldgrRcoi Sentry Pelriborough Northants (
^ITOW, fames Focejate House Shrewsbury
(Btot I CambashswFm GreatKexton M dfflelon Lancs.
Berry Rktiaitf LateiJnedon yfaidoh FiseX
Becrr S dnry, Ramsey St Micys Hunlngdon
Berry Tom Thome' Peterborough Northants
Berry Wm J Manor Fm Tofton Wliitchurch Hants (J>1
Brrcytnan Wm Creenstead Hall, Colchester Pssex
Slfst Charlts Pellon House Farm JMion Co Ehirh'm
lietheK y\m Rise Park Hull Lorks
Itrller tee Jsmee Foist Grove Shranley Worcrslcr
Itetts Ednart y\ Babmgtey Kioifs Lvim Norfolk
llevan Capt W Plashwood Haugbiey Stowmacket
Suffolk . „ Wt
Oevms Arthur V H eham-on Ihe-lliU Nuneaton Waws
Denier Wm D dd ngion Farm Mendeo Coventry
Warnickshre ,W
Dbby Hros Coat Green rarm Caroforlb Lancs (csl
DWn Wes t W S,insm Shre>sbu,j Salop
BOtBT CAPT r BRIAN Seaiaw Shrewsbury Selop f«pl
DIty K chard B sphim Crossing liUckpool Lancs
Dbby.Wm Clive yCood Cnnsh H Salop
BldienoA^s Marlboro CoHetifiaW Caaibf ,
BtekrU I T., Thornton Tavistock Rd Launceston Cwall
Dteknen C O Draycott Foliatl Ch seWon "■
IStkiefi A W Stanfev Soartetts Fm Cowdeo Ntnl fpll
Dbtdeu Wm Robert BcatUlli Cowclen Kent
{lidllecombr H J Mlddl«o> tlrldgwatef Somerset
RkUalph Iteory Browns Levs TunsutI StaHs
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Hackney
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Barron '' A 91 Wtstboorae Terrace London W
Barton \Villred Hastlty Vt
Barrs B Temple Mcashr“
Darstow II M Green (
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Barthorp C M Great Henn> Trove Sudbury SuH
Barlle Tred llayion Retford Aotts '
BajUetl Osmond llatee BtatV\ey Tinrt^ants t
Bartlett S I FalcultHall Bracklev Northants (<)
Bartlett T C Meddon llartland Devon
Barton Charles WhileVitlS Farm Tadtas er Sorts
Barton J A Son Carfreave K rbj in Fumes* Lanes (e)
Bantell Miss Jt R Barkfold Jlouse \V sbom gh Green
Sussed (e^t
Barmse John Sneck \eat Urns ngham BTiitebiven
Cun berland
BasketsiUe V. ] TrentvtUe Stretlhay Uchf eld StaRs
Ba*nett Urooghall R i. M]ke) House Ru>tOQ XI
To«7ii Salop
Bass A !i Holbeath Marsh Holbeach Linos <J>)
Bas« Sr Mm Bt Bjfkicy Lodge Burton-on Trent
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Bassett J Hardw oV. fartn Ashoser Chester! eld
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Past n J P Mesthndi Ln*tield Surrey
n«wn \\ T South CoU ngtiam N*t.ark Notts
Batehrlor H A Hale House Darland Chatham Kent(P)|
Bate Tfio* H ^tannery Grange Mhub^Chcster Chi
Bates 1
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Bathu St The Earl of C M G C tehecster Park Ctren
cestcr Clos lOJt
Bathurst Maj S Fred Sowbome Park Stockb lOge
H Dll (c pU
Batten E J , The Stria orium Farms Vt s ngton I
Sat land Lisrx {espm
Batli las South AnttcP Sbef! el \orks '
Batit S C KiicibpHall Sheff «Id Vodos iifli
Caty J E. S B Bank Top Kenw Nortburabe land
Baxter T Jr Sutton Tale Sutton St Edmunds \V s
beeh Cambrdge
Baxter R PtinreseS lla Malsohen Viisbeeh Catnbs
Baxter Robt Oxrlose Fern Xeu Wash ngton Gates
head Co Durham
Batter T Beverley Somerv Ue Rd Sutton Coldf eld
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Bavnee C The Lea R d
Baynton T } Crayeoat
Bayi John Oxlode Fly Cambridge
Beadle Pred VVheitles Chambers Manor Read Er th
Kent
BEAK FAMES D Nivnaead Uaid'o Bridl y Wilts {cpn\
liealb) C VV Surtleet bpaW ng Lines '
pale A A Sll Hollouay Real Hollowsy London
ii-o. »i.. V J i^ifVIand Church Strelion Salop
Shite
FI F Icklelou Saftron W alden Essex i»;
II G Hamblcsden Henley on Thames Oxon
' ‘•arth Burton Leonard Leels Vorks
Gough Road EdgbasloR
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Heard T 11 Tom
Beartl \t J I _
B rm ngham V\
pat Imorc John Hieirdnalon Whitchurch Dorset
leart A C Stowbridge hngsLinn Norfolk (el
Heaton G A rHemell tthlilesea Cambs ^
Peatl) A Chester Caleblllatk LttleChart Rnil it)
lleaty Tom VewTrer Vtifton Cumberland ''
IVeau hamp ThePart KG Madresf eld Coun Mores froit’
IVaucbamp G M I» Serall«i-o(t the Fosse Hath 6.5^ '
paorhamo L, i) Norton Hall Nr Kith Somerset
Heaufori Duke of Badrmnton GV?$
Heaven ( ro L Sh pion Ffovne Teiburr Clos I
pivef Jl Coppngfrrd Lnton If nilnsdon
*1 pj!«e Oakham Rutland
Itetb I t Marton r range 'I)illle Salop
IWtk.C M The Lane Ravmstone file Mesemotlaod
Berk If F Cfopslone Ifo se Lejevtfer
IVeck.tv C M.VVitkst d Mhtchireh Salop
•‘^krn^Jhe lion Sir < lit Kirkdale ifanor Nawton
fWked John Ttetchtoev ^tu 1 1 ;
Heck It T C IJ He Carlton N.
St~kSoei M F >1 nlon church
Ivdlorl fhikeof I r tVobnm AbbeV . .
jpllnrd ( It Kirrl.»nod Coll ngton Hromtarf «oi
pc h H Saem il'inr Varra Thurrron Rotherham Y
Hawthorn Hll I>.rl,ke Lincoln
IWcfoTi J Hank) ells La.lham lllrlrnhead Cheshire
;J H «h l aeeeivrnt & ttc* in Avblirkl Notts
Beever J , Park Rid ng Ffonlcv Nr Huddersf eld VTts (r)
R eevor s G«o l*w Farms Cl ftord Boston Spu \otks
BEHBERS MAJ C SmntOB Grange Malton Tka. {e$p)\
Bflclier I Morns Tbberton Matter Uelingion Salop (s)
BcklOT Richard High Street, West Bromwich Staf's
Beldam A &L. RivcrView Earith St Ives Hunts
Bell Aotboo) Mticklend-e Home Matfrn Nevinstle-on
Tyne NoittiurobcrijJid (c>
Bril Bvrrs Cape House Carlton Stockton-on Tecs
Ourbam
Bell C K«nl Ogdon l!all Stainton MaitooSO NTts
Bell C T Aus rrly Bourne Lutes
Bell Charles T Heal Littlehani Nr B deford Devon
Bell Too F Tweeds dr M odrtstn NottSsumberlajid (*) I
BcU J C Eaefe House Bum Selby \orkt '
Bell James K rfcbv Old Parks Dcs/ord, Leicester
Bell JamesF II tton House, Lesbucy Northumberland
Bell Noah Kenny H If Vljldenball Suffolk
Bell O M D Stork House Lamboum Perks
Bell Bobt \V Motley Car Farm Vatm-onTees NotVs
Bel) Thomas MddleFarffl Brampton Carl sle Cumb
Bell VV T B erton Aylesbury Bucks
Bell Mm C Ktlton Hall Farm, Bsotton Yorks (:}!
Bellamy C ASoo FawfeyCf Hereford Herefordshire fp)
Bellamy VV M Wimblington Cambs '
Helper Lwd K ngstcn Hall Derbv
PllonASoos Old Hall Farm Shoeburyness E$<ex
Belton Horace n Marbam Dowebam Market Norfolk
Bembrdgf Joseph Hawton Newark, Notts
Brnbow p O Malt House LilUe Strettsn Cburcbj
Slretton Salop
Renee F M Ring 0 Bells Farm Dyiham Chippenham
Wits
Bendall.VVm Stanton Prior pr stol GJos
Uentwto Ftedk Rectory Fra Edgeott Aylesbury Bucks
Ben/ord E E Broughton Asttey It eesier .
Benn&Byatt Hall Fra Rollcsby Cl yanBouOi Nor) (^)
Berm I B l( Rollnby Kail Gt karraoutb Norfolk elfl
Benn John VVellRash Battoii Gate CumberUnd I
Benoet F C II Latmer House Little Ponden MarVetl
Hatbntou^ Le cs
Bennett F P The HiH Sutton Hereford
Bennett T. H Sa»lfv Derby ^ ,
Bennett Ceof D S Thunton Hadley Common Newl
Barnet Herts . . I
BenDeii Henry Ed Holt Castle Fann SVorcester (/>}
Dennett Steven Bransford Court Morcester ^
Dennett M A inkersall Faim Brimjticion CneiterfeW
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Benniten R E VVallGtangeFarm Leek Staffs
Benson Mai C R Easibope MuchMcDlock Salop
Benson J F Tt^mfleW Hall Cntfo Hedinghasi Esx
Benson J S 4 F Home Farm Malaty Baftow m
Furness Lanes . 10
Denson J W Low Farm Grove Retford Nolls
Benson Col John M Osualdk rk Ffall York
Benson K Grove Moor Treswell Retford Notts
Bent J Houghton Towers Fsiwi Hale Uvefpoot Lancs
Eleolali Perry TheOtxbards Laris Hall Southend on Sea
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BetiUll Mm A.H The Halt RocMord, Essex
Benton A S Rookbaru^h K rby Moors de Vorks
Benvon, HA I fton Co rt Read ng Berks
BENTON T a. JF Eoglef eMHiraie Reading Berks-fajiH.
Beresfoid Bros Liodley Grange Nune-—
Bernard Col F T •' -
Ajlesbury Bucks . t,'v
BcrocTS Maj John Anslnither OSE VVolverstooe Park.
Ipsisvch Suffolk , , V’’
BcrrdgeBtos Sawtry relerboroogh Northaats (j
Berrow James Foregate >Iousc Shrewsbury
neiry I Cambashaw Fm TreatHeaton M ddlelon Lam
Berry R chard. Latch uedon Maiden Fss«
Berry S dney Ram'ey St Mary s Hontin^iv
Berry Tom ThOmev Peterborough Northanls ,
Perra Mm J Manor Fro Tufton VVh tchurch Hants (j)
Bertysnap Wm < teeii&vead Hall Colchester E sex '
Best Carles IVlitm House Farm Felton Co Durham
Bethefl Wm RseParV Hull Norks
ReUeevdee Janies FastGtove Shcawley Morcester
Bette Edward M Babngley Kings Lynn Norfolk
Deyao Capt M Plrshwood Haugblcy Stowrsiatket
Suffolk „ (‘li
Bevins ArthurN H gham-on Ihe-H 11 Nuneaton Maw
Bewley Mm Dddngton Farm M«fvl«i> Covenln
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Bhbv M« C gt Sinsvw Shrewsbury Salop
BIBBT CAPT F BRIAN Siasaw Sbrewsbuiy Salop (eip)
Ubty R (bard U sphsm Cross ng Blackpool Lir'*
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Hackney
Cl Mesdale
Clydesdale
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Hackney
Clvdesdale
Shire
Cl}(lesdale
Clsdesdade
Shire
Thoro shbrft
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
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Clydesdale
Suffolk
Shite
Welsh Pony
Suffolk
Suffolk
aydesdale
Hackney
Hackney
Welsh Bony
Suffolk
Sh re
Shire
H ckney
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Nether Mjntbeniin Priory
reWo^ Or nshill Salop
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nkUelt A M sunley Scarleln Fm Cowdeo K
BcUrll Mm RnbeTt.Scarlelts Cowden Kent
tVddIreoinbe H J Msddleroy Rrldgwater Somen
Bdduli« Hrfiry Bcowni Lees Tonsiall SuKs
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B rch Arth ir CUrkion lUmharm Tislrr Kent
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Birch J 4 \\ befton ««-»Ii'rth Vr U\r>r''®li
Birch JimciKilrh iKlllirTn novcrilcc IVrH
BirtI A J . Iircn, IVtcTlnionrh Sorthinli
Bird Onticrhcr. \an«iilh Hill rcntiih Comb (»J
B rd fart 1> J M 11 Hoti«c <rrc«iehtnfl Ipimch AutI
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Bikclt Jcl-n BrkmMTTc Thrclkcll Omhcfland
Birkcit Nolle Halil m .Ilreijinrham Whilehaveti fumb
Bekett R U-w Hall Hemmeham VVrt«ha\en Cumb
B rtan 11 Ldmrci iSoitt Loire Coliltci Ba»»»tt Nolls
Binmisle Alhcrt ‘«,ChmerRd Northmeh Cheshire
Bshor J It Church Farm Bmuehion fifford Melkshim
Biiher T II Bark Farm Hunrerlocd IVeki |t)S|
B shop \ Wormnemd Box Wilts
B shop Will am Seiem Hou-» Ironhei Ic' Salop
B tmead Ralph Choicer Wallnstord Berks
Black DaMd RedUoiwe tUclon vvowraaeVet Sultolk
BlstW G lord'-es'I cH Bern ek'on T«eeel NoethuBb
Ubrk Boben TbeOrove OsbaUock \urk ^ orks 1
Dtaek W I am Brackmlhna le M InlhotT* lanes
Blaekhutn A E Brook End Farm Kempsej Worcs
Chektsire L 51 SlreetFami BuDiamMirkei Norlolkipit
tlUckbure T 5Iosa Halt I arm Oul Rand de Carstanc
Lines HI
Dlaekctt Wil^ St Johns Wood Farm Thomhaugh
Wansford NotthaoU ,
Blicklocks II J & W Death House Lvdd Kent {»)
CUckmsce T B Hirher House St Giles m ihe-Wood
Treat TomnptOB Devon , ,
BUehshaw T V Sea Hunt Moore Wamufion Lann (P)
BLiehsrell A PeUmete Ikire Shcllield Nocks
Blaasc RobI Wanou Hall Farm Iitbam Lana
Bladder H C , Fowler i Fann Mahem, "ores <s|
Blades Wm Jr East Rowairee lam MatBiterley
W ilton le>Vl ear Co Dutharti
Blaec A W WoodnookFm Whitwel Macslield Notts.
Blair P R .Furoiralls ARirnbaro Bucks
Blair Cm Comgrave UcIraUiam Marske by the Sea
\orks (»)
Blake Frank WiU nchain Cambs
Flake, Percy Spaa Farm Wroxall Isle of Wight
Blake Thomas ilowfidd Souibna te Carlisle Cumb
BUkclock joserb Cheetham Stud Rochdale Lanes
Blakcinan C K Chessearduae Starket Diarton Salop
Blakry A II Bowthoepe Hall Farm Selby Norks
BUnd^ F 1 Drookwem Copdock Ipswich Suffolk
BlalhcTWick C W R , W nekton Hall Cleobury North
Dndcncrlh, Salop (cp)
Blazief T Fern House Edinburgh Street Hull Norks
Blencowr C K The Ueade Drinkstone BurySt Edmunds
Suffolk
Bletcher Geo Red House Medge Hall Doncaster NTu
Blewilt Guy 4 Ralph Boxted Hall Farms Nr Colchestei
Esse* (epni
Blinks Albert Alma House Hawkhurst Kent
BIois Sir Ralph Bt Cockf eld Hall \o*ford Suffolk
BlomfieldjV 4 Son MaplCTteadHall Nr Halstead Ex (»P)f
V Blood Ja Cttcedcn Roeester Stalls '
Blood John, Stoke Dry Uppngham Rutland
Bloomfield H I Ctetingham Lodge Earl Soham Fram
lin'bam S 'folk
Bluck Richard Weston Fm Stratfoed-oo Avon Warns.
B1 ndcll h N Crosbv Hall BluDdellsands Lancs (PHi
Bljtb K r Maypole Fm. Bereebureb Colchester Essex '
Blythe Mrs S ilhitebolm Clayton le Dale Blackburn
Lancs
Boalee Jim Creswell M llFat
Boan ThomasWm Labumui .... .
Boasman F klount OIi\e Farm lloUi'm Hr Witbertisea
Yorks
Boast John Buttercup Farm Seaton HuH Tories
Boast Wm Calwick Hul Norki
Boddington S Hilll eld Hall Solihull Dirnunghim W atwi
Boden J J Rowsley Derbishire
Boltons J Foots Drove Moulton Chapel Spaldng Lines
BolsovetCoUiery Ltd Cbesteri «W Derbvshtte
Bolt Lesite, rresion Fields Bvfield NofO,ants (i
Bolter R W 4 Son Fhdnell Hou«c Fvnnpdon Berks
Bolton ^ ^New^Joue* Farm Br^-nine KitkJn~ ’ —
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CBdrsilale
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IVwiI G M Alrewai Hou*e Aihloum* IVibvshire
Ian I Sainici Further Heirhts Farm Kochlsre Lancs
Ikn I T The Lindens Li Ibnm North Thoresby Lines
Ikmnell C M M lill r, Stickney Boston Lines
Ik nsatt R T I atwich Levs I aew' h Avhtnuene Derby
Ilntislr A W ItarwTlI MeMs JItnek ev Lejes
llon« r I A Chtireh I arm I Imsthorpc Leicester
Boole I rnest A llirfopl, Warwick
Itnnih ( lienie) Tasley lltilimorth Salop
Booth < tv , Ion Farm lower rrasenhuril Beds
Bnolh J Anleneole CUsenfon Warwick
Bnochcoed U IrekfekI Hoitv MlcklelieU Nf Lfeils '
\orks
WmW* *. CtawilweVow C eeexi W mWtvttetd Herts
Bode) feorge Geeal Glernham Satmundhan Suffolk
llorretl Capt Icrt) R Ctansfotrf Hall Sixmundham Su/f
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Boston I O,) i Slu I Farm W)lle I rren Waniicksh re
Boswrfl I*r b W Tutor Loilge I owestof , Suffolk (Ot,
Itotham Alfred The I is Aellcrsley AshUsume Perbe I
Bott A F JF Uennnglon Lordship, Stevceiaje '
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S iffolk
Shire
Suffolk
Shire
Shire
Boulton Ctfwatd BosworthFar
and Malver
Domfop
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Brynidf Kirk
toullon Wore*
Bourne H r iliookside I arm Roll slon-on Dote Staffs
Bourne ) W ilnsadbeath I llrnhall Ccclrshall Staffs
Bourne ) & W Hinton 1 arm H nton Charlrrhous
Hath Somerset
Itoume RobI B ckerton Afalpss Cheshire
Ito cne Afrs farston Manor Sr Wglford Hert«
Bowd H Beadnev Fann W rit Fen Match Cambt
Itowen Dan el The Nant Newcastle Afon
Bowen Thomasll The Faik Woburn Beds
Itowet R f Ruffotd lljllt Ollerton Newark Notts
Itoaer T AA WestHitlColt Chesterfield Rd Flanslield
Nolls
Bowee AA AA llawardrn Cheiler Cheshire
Bowen T R Crendoei Hoise Grenclon Norll ampton f<(|
Ito wetl T Mvftof Lo-'ce I inn Worktop Notts
B0WtE.I>t ALEZ>. FotI* FUm Colsbroofc Backv ('
Ito* e John Thurlasinn Ru'hv Watwekthre
Dowlby Afibir S MA JF Gilcton Park Harlow
Bow'er R C Oiertcn Hall P ddulph Conjteten Cheif^r*
Bowman A Ctooklanrtt Brnml eld Carl sie Cumberland
Bowman Llew lovFarni Ack -enh Pontefract Norks
Bowman AA W SpaWme Common SwH ne Lines
Bosness loseph lames ClbimHaU Icnnth C mb
Powfog R A Kockhilt Revnsham Bristol Glos
Bowser Beniam n G Sentbem Lineoln fesltl
ItowvfCeoF I elsbam Farm I eismarsh S sse* (cWl
Bowser Jot^h Thornton House Frith' ille Bosion Un ( )t
Bowyer T T Afolesworth Huntingdon
Dowyw \N B TheHyde LiWle N eldhatn Essex
Itowyer W T Tessam ne House Bueieden Hunt
Iloyee AA AA aiouldhatn Downham Alarket Norfolk
Bo)eott R Kings Arms Hotel Sutton Coldf eld Warns
Boyes Thomas Bubwith Selbi Aorks
Boyne Aiscount Dranerpeth Castle Dirhain (efi)
Boyntou AAickharaT I Burton Amie* EastAorks
Hracey AA Manor House Martham Gl Aarmoutb .
Norfolk (c^)t
Bcaeher £ W AAesAFarm Atwortb MeCtsham AAilts
Bradburv D HiehNeeilham Ea ISterndale Buxton Derbyl
Bradr Riehatd Jr Banks Southport Lancs
Bradford Carl or Weston Park Shifnal Salop
Bradford John Arden Altrincham Cheshire
Bradley Mrs A Eastfield relerborough Nortbanls
Bradley II A Huntinrdonfield Lodge East Bradenham
Thetfor* Norfolk
Bradley J (tbeExors of) Halstead House Tiltoo Leicester
Bradley James Stanley Bank Weston Kitkbam Lanes
Bradmm Mrs A Tynebolme Wcslhall Halesworth
Suffolk 'c)t
Bradshaw j W &Snn) ByalFen klasea March Cambs
Bradshaw 'A I» Thornton Ie*Fylde, Blackpool lanes
Brag„ Airs E Aiktnn W gton Cumberland (cp|t
Bragg John Beret Stoke Charity Sutton Seotney Han s (s)
Branr T R Litchf eld Manor Wliitechurch Hants (s)
Bragg AAm No Ih Litchfield Manor Micheldevcr Hants
Bra thwaite E IvyFaTin Moss Side Lvtham Lancs
Braithwaite " HotoeFartn AYhittington Kirby Lonsdale
AAesImoeland (e)t
Brtithwaite AA H Stathein Lodge SfeltonMowbray Lefes (fj
BcamaU Oscar Manor Oaks Fann, Sheffield Aorlis
Rcamtley John AewTreeFarm Maricstone Northanfs (c)
Bramley k J French Gate Doncaster Aoiks
Bramlev AAilliam I^rk House North Duffield Selby
Beand J P, Brook Hall Foxearth LongAfelford Suffol
Brand AA R Bu Vd eg End ChttsbaSl Fo) siou Esse
Brandon J C AAaldco Oulam Cross Stone Sl-if/$
Brandim AA H Ashton Hall Farm Stone Staffs
Brand! lleoryB Capenor NoJeW Surrey
Shire
Hackney
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AAefsb Fbny
Shirt
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HORSE BREEDERS^ENCLAND.
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Hranfill, SIsj C A , 0'J'’-niuocton. Fairford, C]os . (st>] Soffolfc
BffuiiOO.J R n , /ffadl?y MiJI farm, Dgrdon.Hanta («)t SiiJtolk
Urjnivhilc, Mr^ Dbroth^,Ot(en,Rllcha^1pHalI Clare, SulJ Suffolk
Rrantthit'". 1 A Sons, Lid . Lons Melford, Suffolk Suffolk
Ilranwood / ff^Cfosf rirTn.LmWeton.Cbckcrmoulh Cum Clydesdale
Jirass, TTioims, Mounsey Bank, Bo'vsnar, l'*on(h Cumb Clydesdale
Dr»$sc\,H B , Culkeley Orance, Malpas Cheshire (e) Shire
Brasso.Mal Sir if L C , Bt , Apttborpe Hall, Peter Shire
lineotish Norlhmls t
BHASSEY. CAJPT. B Cattesbfook H&U. Nonbamptoa fiute
(«p!t Perchewa
Brs) 0 ir , Dortnmgton Court, Hereford (er) Shire
Dray brooks, I T .Coabu.SpitHute lines Shiw
llcaner, r G .C'aodbocouah \l uislo'e, Bucks Shire
Praril, Milliam, Kidniore Farm Kcadine Berks feptt Shire
Bce^'ieU. George, Perthyre, Roekfield, 'lonmouth fe) Shire
Bceadev, J ,pieldcn I'ark.V' est Oidsburv Mancheslet.Lan Hatkne;
Breere, J , Church Farm, Saxstead, Framlingham, Suffolk Suliolk
Breedon,? .SluiUkn-orth Chesterfield, Detbv Shire
Breese, johri, Bcockdish Scote Norfolk Suffolk
Brcnnand, John, Baldresbv Park, think \oiki Share
Brereton. Geo .rlitchAtn Hall King’s Lyrui Norfolk Shite
Brereton Richard, Forest ndre, Lm^mrst, Hants Shire
Brei*ir,\tni.,GuyrUotd MaKern.Uores Shwe
Brewster, A H , Barts Farru, Uorthatn H'ss Norfolk Hackney
Bcewsler, Chas , Bingtiam Nottinftharo Shire
Breuste^ P K.Slreilon Staflord Shiie
Brcviit, Kobett, Last (lou« Triddon Colliery Diirbaro Clvdesdale
Btrwn, Robert Plc*iey South Moor, Dudley, SO , \ umh Clydrsdale
Breuns, Septimus Onoloo Springs Uirtley SO Chirhats Clvdesdate
Brie»,'laller Step I arm, FaTiiii,doo Berks [/>) Shire
Unckkood.V'iW H C.o*cs LmighboTcagb. Leits Shire
Bridge, C Parkside farm Neutoo le Willoua, Lancs Shire
Bridge, G .V\hiiley,C>rcncisidc Norka Shire
Bndeeman U ] , North Fen, llourtje, Line* Shire
Ueidses. Giles 'UULum Utarf, Btlp«,D«byihi{e Shire
Bride'S, t1 , Mautkiss Hall Pakmhaci Bun St Cdnaitnda, SuHolk
Suffolk
BtietlyiK V .Brow Top Thoroley,l*iifnilge,PT«torc,lAO Hackney
BRUgS. VALtEB. UBdtb Bail. Borwiek. Nr Camlortk, Hacksey^
Lues
BrlgfiS, VV illiatn, Isingside Hill, Abbey Town, Cumberland Ovdesdale
Bright. A G Iviagtoftbury, Limiiimster, Hetefordihirs It) Shire
litvw*. tkA. VtKOiiM tL WkiW*, ’2*6TJ SA tiftriwAa SrAloVn
Sutfolk .... . _ (ei)t Sbetland Pony
Broadhucti, M A A Son* flighei Fold Farm, Hurdsfield, Hackney
Maccleifteld, Cl eihirc
Brockbaok.] &W H Ikcksidc Silfcrofl.Ctifllbcrland 1>)( Clydei«lale
Bfoeklebank, MisiA s ViingGraope OahBam.BotljaiJft) Hackney
Brecklebank iUi J Upper Terrace Lodge Hampstead Hackney
London
BroekIehBr»l,H D «udtlev Castle tVuichcombe,Glo# (tpJt Shite
Brocklehurst, tfa| / If Su'klcy Castle, tt(Qchcotnbt,Gtot Percheton
BrocWcbursi 11 S (■cove House, Be^otd {«> Sbire
firoclilthiirii, I'm ,Tbc llctmicagc, C«ion l*yoo. Heteld SMre
Jlcomb). A , ilart LaAe Hist Hactlepool, Durham Hackney
Bromrt, John, Golf Links Farm TadCAstcr, Yorks iepM ^ire
Btoenley 11 m , hi w Hall, Smethcote, Longnoi, Salop (cl Welsh Pony
Brook, A IV ,I<ainlrn Hall Farm Scits<t,Uudd<csfi<lil,Ykji Sbire
Brooke. Jfri , U'lord Place lloodbtidM, Suffolk ft) Suffolk
Brooke, Sir A R de Captll. Bad Grrat Oakley Hall, Sbire
hdlerin*. Northants
Brooke,) M Childeflcv Mall Cambridge Sluic
Brooks. C & B , Booihby Orange, Borgh R SO. Alford, Shire
Brooks, Chas , Maddiicoe Brdirs Suffolk Shire
Brooks, Fred, Boots Bridge, ll iroblingwn. gfarch, Carobs Shir*
Brooks ) E , kfidJIe Green ttrllington Somerset Shir*
Broome, M , Wuiilmin Farm, Preston Brook Hamngtoa Shir*
Lancs. (ri*
Brormheaft, r. X M Slone Hill House hormanfon-on- Shir*
Trent. Newark. Nolls ft)
BrosUr.^SV 8c j , ISoVe Farm, Cavers«all Slokeroo Trent, Shire
Rro'herlon.Col Sir P , Kitkham Abbe) Yorks devfbad B»)
Itrolherton, kkin .Corporation Fatin, Iteston esi, Uocs Shire
Iiroiirh, John 11 , IhjtiUt Home, Dalslon.Cumberund C^desdale
lltuush, klcs Kachrl, IStethiO Aspatrla, ComWrland Oydesdale
Itcuuthvm. A A , liopens. North IViherlon, Brldpwalrr. Sbire
Brouditoti, 11 R, niQg, Itsinpsttad, Norreys, Newbury. Sbire
nroumptrei.Georte.Riiiofi Whims, Sklclaueh, Hull. Yorks Hackney
lifonell.W ,HadCre« luuUeloo.Cockennnulti.CisOi (CH ClvdeidaJe
lieosn, A . Slock moor I Icniie.Neth'rtou. Wakefield, Nocks lUckti^
Ilrown klescrt A A J , Ifaiifon fllll, A| lesbury, Bucks ft) Ciydeed^
Brown. A L. Brown, HmMrrton.Watlno. Norfolk . Sidfotk
Brown, Afox , fliihd'lrl Horn* Larm.Aihford, Kmt Sbire
firown, Ji A c , CclcT Farm, Ncwriofi, Safrp ,, Stiire
Brown. llrnGraiii. 5h(l|in»i>io, liilclin, Jlrfli , Shire
Brown, C M .klaooi* i arm W afton I elcrhoroogh, N'bants Sbire
lu^ Vhirles. Btieeion Hall. hinK** Lynn. Norfolk ft) Sbire
Browo.Cverttt A , NomeP, N’ewark, N'olts ... («} ;
Brhwi,F , Hoi^hton Conquest, Ampthdl, Beds . . !
Brotw, G W, Higiifiekis Fartn, Messuigham Common, i
Gvneboto^, Lucs.
Btoertt.Geo C, riitwick, Amptbill, Beds ,, ., !
Brown, M A , Ctoft Hotsst, Croidon, Albeistonf, 1
W aras (cp)1
Brown, IIaTTy,Stow Bridge Farm, Stretham, Ely.Cainbs t I
Brown, I U .Gtobe Farm,Dc<lloid,\Sccdon,Sorlhants (c)) t
Brown, Hedley, Mount Plrasmt Farm, Diddulph, Sulfs (f ^
Brown,) D Afsons, Hall Farm, Maldon, Lssey lre)t
Brown,) HaroM, (itcaf Barford, Sandy, Peds . |c)t •
Brawn, } R .TheCcange.K Lilline, Sheriff Hutton, Yorks
Brown, )»inc», tjerion Arras, Lhelford, Cheshire
Brown, james. Great Shrfforrt, Lamboura, Berks (t) '■
Brown, Jas B ,Siurton Ic Steele, Retford, Notts '
®TOwn,)aiiic* Utile, WarnpooIFirm, Lirkbnde Cumb <
Brown, John, Toll Parra, Thomey, Peterboro*, Northants i
Brown, J<4in D , M llbreok, Ampthil), )?eds . ) 1
Brown, )ohn T , Trent Side House, Aliiorpe, Doncaster :
!
Riou-n, )o$ ,Y\ah!arslon, Penkridse, Slaffonishire (s) I
Brown, Jos , Croft Fiouse, SLemth, Carlisle, Cumb (t) I
Brown, Joseph Robt , Hicb Roans Farra, Slrensall, Yorks j
Brown, RAD, Dower House, Jlfarket Bosworth, i
S uneatoo, VY arwlek'h' re
Browp, R Peirce, The Lodee, Coleford,Dcfoa !
Btonri, R R , Hill Mcur, Hiffti Ccmstlif/e, Darlington, Co i
Durham
Brown, Robt 1] , Rose HiH. Shinmgtnn, Hitchln, Herts S
Brown, Robert L, Milber, Stafford Rd , Croydon, Sureev 1
Brown, T Keats Crein Farm, HasJmgtcin, Crewe, Ches (c)t £
Brown, T F lined. Red Kill, Shilhal, Salop . £
Brown, Wm , Hire/ Manor, Compton Afsriin, Bristol, Glos £
Drown, Bra , J P, Longfirld, Heaton ilersey, Yfanehesfer, )
lane*
Browne, Ma) A S , CuekliBCf FjIIeigh, Beauworthy, Norfn £
Deioo W
Brown*, Henry. Park SrJdffe, .Vew Barnet, Herts . .. £
Browne,) C , Ardlcy House, Ardlcy Green, Rooi/ord, E* I
Browne,]'. Cl Horringer Half, BurySt Edmunds, Suf£ (f) f
Browning, F ) , Harjistorc, Nofth-imptoa . S
Browning, Fred . Highlands, Thomey, Peterboro’, H’antJ a
Biownhow.S .Stone'hiVl.DiifieT.IVowTihiiiTiMaikti.HptSoOs S
Brownlew, \t H ,Cas<horpe })ousr, Barrowby, Crutham, £
Lancs
Brownrigg.Sam. Ylillberk Hall, Krswick,Cuiob (erjt C
BiownriK, VV . n** Ftitt, Kirhbampton, Carlisle, Diiflb . C
BRtFPBfEir, 0£0 . Drear Fstk. Pstecboro’Nortbaflt&trp} |
Brumneart. i , Lodduigion, KetieriDg, Norlhaftts fe) |
Brunt. James, Weaiee Fami, Oakamoor. Stokr-SB Treat, 5
SUMS . ,
Btydie, Alex 4 AY* , Memmani rana, Hillmgdoa, Mido* C
Buchanan, AJex, FeonrPwrai, Noneafao, Harinrksblre S
Buehaftsn, YA A .The ilolliea. AVataall, Notts . («) S
Buchsnan.WG.MsBorHouaeFanaAbergaveany.Moa jar) Y
Bu^mgham, C \V . fhe Gables Farm, Radboume, Derby S
Boekinghant, V\ T , Landkey, Bamsuple. Devon (cs) *
BoeVle.Albrrt.Morttxi Carr. N’unlhorpe, Yorks . C
^eWe,) H .Hi-de. BromUid.Hereiordshire . S
Bodaiell.B j .holfoiabr Rojrus, YVelbfigton.Som tri f
Buckney.C .Ijwshal) OurySt Edrounds. SuffoUc • =
Bull Harry, hfarston MonlKomcry, Derby . . S
Bull, Oliver, Gt Fmtorough, Stowtnaiktt, Suffolk - S
Bollro.E A, Scalford Melton Mowbrey.Leics .. .. |
Bulbmote.YV K .Soulhorpe, Stamford, Lines . h
Biiltetk.Mr» E Il.Tht MUl F'tra, Gt Mtlietn, Worca |
Bullock, J Bisrett, Brailiford, Derby b
Buttock. J»s .Castle Hill. Duflieid, Derby . . - S
Bubnan.lohuJ .SrmirdaleHilt.MrkbyStopheii.MeStTiior C
Ikdraao, Jos . rovra Cxte, Afnstxbto, Arraiith.^ite Cumb C
Butroer.lretih Ru-caiHouse.Nunnlngton.Malton.YorkMj) S
BultiMft.A H.BedweULodge.tlv.Cambs S
Buncoribe.FdwfnH .lord Hoose, It ellmeton.Som W S
Bunlcall Croree Corefofi, Ovington, M alton, .Norfolk (PI S
Hunt, Mm } , Trehwney, St htinirr, Nr Yiadebndge, V
Corn wall
Butbedee./as P.P^rkFafin COllywrston.Statnford.Lfncs S
BurehnaU.A F .The V'lllx. tVainfJeet St Mary'i, Lines. f
Durthnan.) O, Manor House, Aston FIJmiille.HinckleV. 5
Lrici . f^l'
Butford J .SaleCreenrarraHtiddingtoB Droitsnch Mores b
Bumin. I , Bacon’s End Farm, Giles Hill, BinningJiam, b
YtarwickiJilre -
Bametl.D A.Oosslnrtoo.Slonehouse.r.los JOl b
Baiaelt, John YY . Park Mew, Yteston I'nOerwood, Peiby b
Bumiston.HM .Syningthwaite Priory, Mlghlll.Tadcastcr, S
York* f,
Boms, HarWp.CrfTidOn, NorlSarfipton ' ?
Boras! John, ftowheras. Utile Bm.Uey.’ ?
Boras. Robwwoo, Standing Stones, VVhltehxira, Cumb, . L
Bora*,Y\ J .VienhjmrMce.CreatYSrahaai.SutfoUc - b
n«»e, HxrcyAtiniBptrei, Itoifon! .. •• . . ,t f
Hurt I M.Ectile Offlee, Hall I’Uce.Tunhci Ige, Kent («' F
SCRBLIX, COL. SLR n R., Bt. KnepB CasUe. Horihiai. P
Duml>.U C.ruichbeek Marsh. SmI, hug, Lines . , &
nutrtdge.R «,.NewJfoiisc I*rn, Llanrovan.Nr ]fo8 H
Burreugh, Joserh. Cajkelh. Itolmronk, Comberlind . t
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I-otofi, Ic^ bf Irg IfjUog 1-^tb) •
I^srtCTn, Hill, Atlr\,C«vrtilTr,V\»c«vV»
llurton, Kobt , notichUnds Warier, IVnrith, Climb (Otl
llurton,‘i4muH,Cotk«hult Hill Q laradon, IVrbr '
IVurtno.Tboi , AUro Umi«, UaTlit\»lo«i,C<»
Jfurton, Tlxit , Hill llou»» !>a«bn IfTwrlh, llcrti 1
Hurton \\ra,AU<Ttmi Or>too,\olli
Hgvli.V'.tn A , VaiTO Hr»«litld \otV»
Iluihbv, Milium, \Vat*on Hill St 1W» Cumbffland
Hu>k ){ G.Holelann. tlran>lard,\\orrr«(rr (r!
liuvMls I W lloeiltciB l<s'
Butchfr.A T,llolTOrtHilllarm, lUmM ll«H 1
HutchiT, J rrd , V-7Tth Sidr, Mblllirtfa Camb«
BmIUjct, J A lltliioilrtitiOB. rik«ibim Vo-loIV
Bulchrf K l< M, lIiWi»U, I IdfniKW, T«k«bun ,
Cbi («/>)
IVitW A W C , Stud Firm, TiMtaU Ptomserote Wore*
HutlfT,F Cahfrt,Dal«Hciu»r Camfrirth Lanta Jt)t|
Hiillcr, lahti, Miionid* Farm, Aikham in buTiim* Cumb |
liuUfT, iurr ASoni Aaalana Cottars CarnfnrOi Lanci
BulltT, Tbo« , Half! Hall barm. Oil KawdiHr GanUnp
Lv<-<
tkilltt.WiUiaoi.Caltomh* rartn. riax Purtofi Son Wt
Buttilanl, A , Red J^a*. Tw Glade, Kinpn-ood, Tadwortb,
Guttle,] {ira , Kirklnim Manor SU'd Pntfirld, \otk>
GuttcB, 1 , CritJield, Haleanorth Sulfolk
Button,] P.Vloodlann.ltnnseyard Nr Peaienhall Suif
Buitoc, Hrj Toikeahara Manor, Milu ,
Gu.AtQii.C4rt H C, Tittle* Hall. Kinf-a Lynn. Voriolkyil
Ouxtcfi, Capt Rlebanl C , Iel}gard] Spine, Ring* L)mn,'
Norfolk i<»'t
Buxlen, $ il , CroBkiiane Crwce, Carl Aterndale, Guatoi
Dftbv
Bj-lerd.C M .Clitten rant), Clare, Suffolk (a)
B) grave, Jeha.Melhelree barm, Sulbaoi, Norfolk
Bywaler, C F , L'pion Bearea, ^tefraei, \orka
Caborae, Wn Mary U, Leppingtoo Hall, " em. Salop
Cabnune O E .‘nelamr*. Gauober, Homciiile Uon
Cadle, t VV , Manor bans, MraibutT'ori Setem. Clot
Cadogan Eitate* Tnifteei, CuUota, Bury St Edmunds
buMolk
Calrtaft, A., Mustoa Gottrsford, Notts
Caley, iittiry, Mest Nrwton, Conision Hull, dorks
Calkin, C H ,“ A*htiee/‘ MotliJi$bnn,Becrle*, Suffolk «)
Calkia.ii L.,Tbe Hail, Hadditcoe, Nonricfa Norfolk (pif
CalUby, If C , Caley bans, Hcacham KiitfaLynn Norf I
Callaby Rbbt C , HwisUnton hHia»Lvnn,N«rtoUc '
Callen, Arthur, Hackoe) StudFarm Saffron Malden Esse.
Callinglon.M H , Burton House barm, Nuneaton, Warwi
CaUsrood A & Son*, blarrauay Facto Stcatiord-on Avon
Manticluhire U
Cillwood, Harold J , Heath Farm Arley, Cosentry.Mann
Calthorpe, F U A G, Elvetham Hall, Miuchfield
Hants W,
Calvert, fcdie , Burnside Hou«e Helhersgill.Carlisle Cumb
Calvert, If , M illby, Diss, Norfolk ,
Calvert, M A , Ockley Court Ockler. Surrey «p)t
Cahert. MiUiam, Godderthnoite, Caldetbndge, Cumb
Cambridge, George High Hill, Sbifoal Salop ‘
Cambndee, R J , Mhite Cate Fam Slrettcn, Stafford
Cambndee, R O.TheArgoed Kinnerley, Osweslrr, Salop
Catnbndge, T H , M hile Pump, Strctlon, Stafford
Cambridge University Dept of Agriculture, Unn . ,
Fann^Gravel Hill, Cambridge (c*P)t
Camden, The Mirquis of Gayham Abbey, Ijmberhui '
Cannell, Fredk J , Boundary House Langley, Lcdd'
Norfolk - I
Cannell Wm. Ceo .laogley Abbey, Loddon Norfolk
Cannon. W D , Meet Marsion, Aylesbury , Bucks
^nt, brank A Co , Ltd Draimck, Colchester, Lssex
Caatnll, Rfcfcard, Red Hill Stafford
Canlrill, Ronlino Ifltvwood barm Bradley, Stafford
Capoo.C. A , Rishangles Ere, Suffolk
Cagon, Harry, Kenton Hall Stowmarket, Suffolk i
Cargill, Cbas M .Matuot Tree Farm. Mrentham, Suffol
Canngtnn, F H , Aibby Folville, Helton Mo^triy. Lelc*
Canngton N M S . M P , Folville klanor, Mrlion Monbray.
Lelcs
Shire
Clydrtilale
Shirt
Oyde* ble
Clydndak
Haekney
Siilfotk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Shire
MehbCob
Shire
Shire
Suffolk
Nhire
rerdicenB
Pereheruo
Ahfm
Suffolk
Suffolk
lercheioo
Suffolk
CatleT, R & R, Bidinghim Red House, Framlingham,
<tttfonc
Carlile.M A, Grackmbow, Palslon Ca lisle, Cumb
Cartiler.S H , NorburT Hmise Stud, Alf >rd Lines
Cart, Mr* , HarMnewntth Kettering ^otth^nts
Carr.AM rraan Toun 'Innr, Dnncastrr. korks
Carr, I H A Sos heat y House, Ketby Bn Igt. korl
Carr Cforge At iJ Touts rarm, FingUnd Kirk bride, Cumb
Carr Harry, Ifagthorye Hall sietbv, lorks
Catr.Thot Catstsouse IWksile MleSem.Cumbs
Carr, I tor* of Mm, l)ilchini:l am Hill, Norfolk
Carr AA m , Mi kfop Hall t.lsbum Clithrroe. Lan .
Cairullet*, ^otsn^Jostph Routs I Close, JUjnley, V.tlti
Caivm R AA Leallsit Halfirkl Heath tUilosr Essex(rpl«
Canon T AA Lpyer Oldham* Aoulgreyve, IfoWeVitll '
IVrbyihire
Carter A ] Me«l Hall Farm, Melton, Lincoln
Carter tr^R CotMannr Dstnatayle, Devon
Carter Geo AA iJske House, biUingham, I Incoln,
Cattrr.S.IoU House, lAlIine Garaiane Lane*
Cactet.T .fUeroseay Dcove.Doumham Atarket Norfolk
Carter. T , r^slfiel I, Netherteal AthbyKfe'la /ouch, 1 elcs
Carter, Thootst, Upland Hafl, Atosemarket Suffolk
Cattec.AAra .Goadbv Matwond Melton kfowbny, Lem
Cartlulye R .Churu-ell, Leeds, Aorks
CartmeU M T, Hill House barm, Tboniton Ir-Fyide,
Lanoashfre
Cartridye.C .The RyrlaCds, Elmley LovtU.Dmitsvich Ml.
CartuTichl.b If , l^vtonmc, LouBi Lines (rP)t
C,rtsrtiahl bred j , Manor Hmise. Gouleeby, Lonth, Lmc*
Cartsmght, Henry, Nookln* Eartti, Rsnigh, Uamsley. Vks '
Cartsrt l*M. j , HordH . I llesusej*, Salop
Cattwrigbl, T AA Iiarlion ISurham-cti Trent, Nesritk,
Noll* (ej
CartuTfght, Thomas, Hopion Hednet, Afarket Drayton,
Salop
CariuTieht AV E.Maletb) Lincoln
Case.Esluraid ■
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Catsur.,. ^ . ... _...
Cassseeir, Fimk’ Jr ,*feuth Kyme, £
Cassssell. Henry A Sen Quadrmg Spalding, UncolDthire (>| I
Cassuell I L , Laiithton Cottage HrekiDgUn, Lise* I
Cattueli RusaeU Ruerdalr SpaMin- 1 inrobthire
CasicU,? V , Lamport Alanor, Northamptein f<
Castle, P.Oille Selby Yetki
CatOe AAiUiani.Fieldslartn M'>iaplode,Ho]bearh,LiBR ,
CalebpoIe.AtiUiaDs IVhitrllODsr.M'hilton, Iptssicb, Suffolk I
CalUo, C . tlvien Farm, M arutek . ‘
Cailia Thos , Broiherloli Bc«ton, Lineeln
Caudsselt AV R Thimblcly House, Holbeveh Marsh, Lln«
Cauare Kicbard Longioo Prrtlon, Lnnct
CaoUey E G Jr.Ou-sUck, Buntsesek Hull Aorks
Cavanaeb Mrs . Friory Cottage Braduig I 0 AA
CATE, V, Lowsmere. Ateaisg Strand Ctos
Cave AA 11 B Mall End Monkkmd LeoBuaster
Herelocdshire fesfii
Cawley J P , Snovrshill Hill racin, Moreton in Marsli
Glo* (tj,
Cawtion G AA Clapton Park Farm Moolpit, Bury St.
Edmunds, Suffolk '
CavgtU Fred Low Maims Slasham. York*
Cayley, Sir K, Dh, The Hall, Diompton by Sawlon
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llvtkcty
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Shire
Sulfollc
SWre
Clvdcsdale
Hackney
I Mvnor Farm AUsharr, Norfolk
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shite
Shire
Shire
Shire
Suffolk
Shire
Shire
Shite
Shire
S^re
Shetland Pony
Shire
Shiie
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Chadwirk.A Jn.
CtnIUaor C Alj ,
Palmers AleX If Edolob, Charlwmid Su...,
Chakners T, Lawford IndgeFairo, Biiton, Rugby Mami
m, Ashbourne, Dnbvsbire
Chambee* Mortis T , The Manor Smith Kvme.lineoln
Oiambm, R J , Rou CbtUge, Leyboume, M est Alaliing
Chambers R.T,Bnuiuton Rugby Marwickshlre
Oamnien A\ \ L.. Riddlesworth Hall, Attleborough
NiKfoDc (csfti
Cbaniier. F, Half Mar flouse Farm, Uissenden Road,
Che^am HurLs
Chantry C F , Hook Coole, Aorks .. (c)|
Cbagenan, Hits Beryl, Kilbendre, LUesmere, Safop
Chapenan, D If , Barnaby Grange, Cuisborougb, Aorki_
SrSeroo
Hackney
and Cob
Clevvland
CIrdesdal
Shite
Shire
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Chapman, Harry Orchard Porlman Taunton Somersct(^J Sh>r»
Chanroan John Thorjit Gratiiro Little Ousebum ^octl Sh te
Chapm’n S S Woodlirids t>tow JfncJ^S "tJute
Chapman T &.Scm> Pallalborpp Bnlloo Percy ^orks {cp) Shife
Q-apman.T H HittofC Alfatd lines W
tbapisan Thomas Orchard Pocttiun.Taimton Somersel Cwdwaie
Chaimw Tbos Vale Cntta;* Shireditch Taunfnn Shin
Cha^U AnhutE ChuceflGceea Brorosgroie Worrs pi Shire
Chappell F a C The Chestnuts Forward Green Stow Sultoftt
market SglloDt
Chatksworth C Wades Green Chareh Minshuil Middle SWre
Mch ttesl ite
ChailtswtU) 1 Hepoorth Huddttsfitld Voiks Sure
ChatlcsHorth S I-eighlrai Crewe Chishite Shire
Cbacllon RovE Queens Lei ti Hedtart Northurnb Hackney
Chatnocl. T Soilhworlh Hal! \r ■'Aarnnyton Lancs Hackney
Cbarlnn Thomas W 1 (rrn ill Trrtact Gosfonb Clvdrsdalt
Ive cjstle-on Tme Nortbuntberland
Chasten John \orth Den » Knar £ real Varmouth Norl Hackney
Chattertori. W 5 Oueen Street Horrcasli Lints Shire
Checkley C O Ch^rwelton H II Ejf tld Noribai t$ Shire
Cheek Andrew Rowbeinsugh Stan/ir Car sbrooke tOW Sh re
CKeocj F A ThrarMon \orthanls 3* te
Cheney J C Fmhirinp aylod'e Oundle Nortbants Shire
Chesham, Lord Lain r Cheshain Doclts 1<H Shue
Cheiter a 1’ Duke Horn I aoi lyioroc Cimhs Shire
Chevalier J I! Aspail Hal! T) fc« ban S {folic <« kujfojk
Che* Arthur Pur h harm OllJiirsi Huntins^ Starr
C) w ] VV.Woodle Healey La/ie 0 Ue) \orKs IHchnei
thictusier HisRoelcC Aim ton Cour Barnstaple yedandlVeiw
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Cl 1 It W I S ratton Do het r Dorset ( s f Sh rc
CMcl J ft ft The fluo (jt Mu dm Ware ffeets Sh re
Child Vftttft llttlellHoul Ldwinylowe \eu*rV Vfttu Mire
ChiMs latenjrl Grove House CSvtters Cambs Sue
CbiMs Kobert U Uumvf rid Cbatiens Can bi Store
Chillmcworili t f 1 VJis Q etil» s Fartt H»i worth Store
Will (tp)*
CBIVIXS «: SOVS LTO Hutoa CambndS* {tfO* rtttbam*
Lbnak H leh L Mel d wi Tn r Cori all Store
tits Unci A tbe Manor Hou«e Frai nelwm P cot ^totre
\orw I \or( Ik (rtf'
Clrit M IJ r S ft Clarendon Park S J shi rv "tl* SaiMk
Chrii pher>m \{ | s Hooton Li iJeSulioi Chester Ches Shire
Chns 1 J M 1- ' nri r Ma m n rv tot 1 In unrtt S H Shire
C! or 1 i 1 A 1 to rts F rn Ho shan * sset Sh re
CBVPCRIU. OAPT E. 0 S KoitbiMitk PuV Blockley $b»»
Woks inpH
CJnirchn m S t to ibur I! M } Abbci Oaks Spcoiiebton SiHoU
Ipi h b Itelk {rpH
Chatrh Ba br \ A The Lodjie Mellon UoodbriHje Svifolk
SuUolk trlf
Chifiob CUB II i w 11 Manor St 1 es Hunts Shite
Chvoow ih fo n Abb H 11 tobbeiiRooin Oa'mcFxte) Shi «
Clicbtn JoJ W c c I"! t n Ruti-nd ^vdcsdale
Clamp r V «t C 1 I rn Stnitotni Melton tofowtorav. Shut
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rijppisM H nrv S r n to Maloti Vorks Hackney
Cbpp sot lim s atu bam Guc« * ck Hull Votk* Hackney
Cjpp Ktf U C toear M jh Ollr n,hvo htr nsbim Ths “ib re
CUppisnii M ) Olinnshnm HutJ Vorks Sh te
Ckitk fapt to H 5te ItooUiealc Spate nc Line* ipf Sure
Clark A M Sutton Hous 1 eterttoiro Rh ’Vosthawta Sbwe
Clark to W H iihl «W I ran Roia Wilmslow Cheshire Shirt
CWk Cdwaid The Manor W n-sieav Hill V ork» Hachoey
Clark las Star b rm A ei m* ftrood Clos Store
ChrV Join} Copthom J m \at«b» t anUng Lanes raiire
CLitk Maiihew k inrboraiicT era e D rham Clydesdale
Cl rk Oil erS tiac Id Ho $e W ailham Ctos» Herts Hackiiev
cun. T jr R pel House WisbethS More Wisbech ^iie
Cambri Ik*
',!l CT^wnoil H II Go.|xtlon SpsW rg Lines Shite
Clark v._fl litlwh r «x»nari.h Pre.ion Lancs Shire
Clay \to Bucfcland Aylesbury, Clicks Shire
day tttn Slabbingcourt tarra Wingetwocth Chester Shire
lieM Derhyshice
Claydon M A DunsUlt •Green Ousden Suffolk Suffolk
■ Claytm tbos The Cedars Castle Broromch Warns te) Shire
Cl«sb) James Harllv Fold, KjrVbj Stephen Westmor (i| Clyrlcsdale
Ctcasb> Thomas GtaiiRc Halt Asbv Appleby, \\«sfmr<ij 0>desda!f
Ck»sby VAiUiaio Caythorce Hall Ayipleby WeslmtiT (sj Cl nJrsdalt
tVse HeojuniD AdlineJleet Orange Gr®le Vorks Shire
Cl«^ Gdratuid Cattle Hill Sutton oit llil Derby Hacktiey
C1«B inson B A Kiwcliffe Manor Skelton Road Yoik Shirt
CfcnutroQ R W West Pleniorllor Haltwhistle, Ahimb (el Clyd sdale
Cliff ateplua.WeatecnFUtli Wprtiey Leeds \Qtls Hackney
Clif e Jatnes King's Fronilev LichflekS Stalls Sh re
Clifford J T ConmonFarm Wrrklty heltmng NTiants Shire
Oift Frank P LulsleyLo rt Worenster Wore* Sbrre
Clift John Alhecstenc House Stratford on Avon Wacw-s Shire
CUltop Brown Admiral F, Stanford PJate Fatinedon Shire
Dttli* ("/’It
Climpson H J Sumfoed Fridge r*rm PUieklev Ecnt^cl Shire
Clitobv Heibert Btyton Camsborough Lists Sh re
Clothier Wm Lamyai Evercreecb Soraerset Sh rc
Clough R Rirhmood Oriord Suffolk ("It Suffolk
Cloush Samuel Steeten Hill keitohJev Yocki Cljdcsdalo
Clough Capt W Flasfoy L^gf Selby Cork* {p] re
Clowrs A \ LmgwhaWni loughboroueh Lein Shirr
-^btttow SpiW rg Line* Shite
'Ww'iari.h Preilon Lan« Shire
rm •VintohafK l)ucL« t ShJte
1 Lod,e ilisbrooke Cppaighara, Stone
Clirke liinitl rairt rid ttardhom Blatkpoot, Lane* (r)f Shire
Clarke im^l A » rev AlheriUine Warwieksbiie Store
CUfk* t lonrry Kouie Chaiiecu Cambrtdee t Shite
Cl ike MavCrare Eiro. k House tJav«acvl« Heath Sussen Haektiey
Ctarke 11 i I Tie Daks Kirby Muxloe LcK'ntit f Shirt
Ciirke II J tomold » 1 atro StapUbrdTawney Romford Shtre
1 ittx '
Clarke tack toaxlee Peterhofough '•oryiantS Sbfte
CUflie Jolin Manorllr<uve Hart VS itt llarllepnol Jtoirham Cl>dr»dale
tUske R Watburtvm lark WarbunoB Martngton Shire
Lane* j«j
Cla ki The/* W H Drama k House Clr Carabr dee Shire
CGrke Jjoft olM T CcxbvHoise Leicr»(er fet SNre
VG kusi JS J Cnoiibro .Roitetbam \orks Shirt
rl/kwci Hrarv, tooukl»rti Kanlucy Oxow Shire
Cliriwei loin In n* Gartia.c Une* Shir*
Clartvnn tM«aH llurrale Lo ge VVitwaJta Voriil Jlaefcney
t'l'kv® TIva IWirfi lr.<Gnd* Camlonb Lanei SI re
• Utkv^i tovitairan i a niGrk Weneane toorks »ef Hacknn
‘ ’’iwk* ‘‘’»C‘*TC»«»IUII CfoeCtoM ChrtterfteU SWre
Cloiees C W hew House Swmcoc toshSoume Deebysh Sh re
Ckswe* Caleb Lime Pami Mosley Detbv StUre
Clowes S Higher 0»tiii«i Congfetwi Cheshire Sb re
Coape Amok) C C H Stoohejrsmri Hinckley, Lmcs
C oae r 1 ftnmrgli Hall Farm Crimtargli PttalOB Lane fo) Sftiie
Coalts AJiie I Hamid Bridge Wisberh Camb* Sairj
Cobb Cet-rge A Woodside Ojrsien,Nr WalJofd Herts P^r**}*^
CoWwW A H Acim Hall Sudburv Suffolk Ifspn
CobboidCaptJ M Cletnli*ttibtall\V(eVh*iftMkt Suff(^ fufck
CobboM P W Tattingstone Flare Ipswieb Suffolk Suffolk
Cobham L S Wfhslpw Buck}
Cock L College Fm Rossali Beaoh FleetwoodtikOM (*1 ff”*
Cock J S Mo Icon Eaugiie Spild ng Lines |h re
Cockavne w Cropweil yoilci Sottingbaro Notts . .
COikban Mrs S losMilI I>i>vfb«ft Feunlb.CUab {tj ayittitlt
Cocker U Alfred Abirptoti Park horthamploii _ g[»r* . ,
Co iling j T t^akecs Garth Hindrmeu SO Via W Clydnoale
Co* tortiue Fm* King s Lynn KorfeUi , . (Pi
Coe J Gaultcevrm iSsboiough Mkt Hitbeiwijb Lelei g“t«
Coleh tier F Churrb J m Tbrandcston Din Norfolk H*"®*'
Cotehiueh A Haitell House Hawell Sandbieh Cbesh te |h r*
Cokfough li RougbwooS Ittn I'm Sandbicb Cheshire |b rt
Cotdicuii V Dixton Monmouth . _ ,, S.lifii,
Cole C H 'VJulf House Tm Ifggeahall Wasriwd Suff
Col* Ernest Rye House Farm Duoton Green Kent g“rt
Cole r to Til* VXalk barn livctthall Norfolk H9tkft*>
Cote Pred Great Scmttfojd Chippenhsra, Wilts g"''*.
Cole J R CJiarth Fattb Btfioere W«ptbari, Wangford Suffolk
Coleman Exon of C Holly Fm paigrave D s» Kerf
Coletnar G W PanUhomFm South Lophant Dm Korf =««>'»
Coleman H \V & D J Bough Farm Sawtry Peter So »»
boroush Norlbsnts ^ ^
Coleman Capl J D Orange Tanb Wood Walton Peter ahice
bomueh Northanlt . _ (*>
Coleman Robert Grove Lodge Saffron W alden Essex g" r*
Coleman Wm A Speetoo, Bndl nglou \orki (rl g" t*
Cotes trocM W Manor Farm tmborough Bath Soro gh re
Coles H F St lion Peterborough Norlhunts g"'"
Col« OeeaeT Great Te» Tnstone Otoon
Coley A S X\h tlington.Alherswoe, Wanes gh'rt
Coley John B Congreve House Ifookr rfge Staffs fch le
Conard F de B HnstcrAbbev Rarosraie Kent (j) bhire
Gollrn Arthur Hstkney Stud Fm Saffron Walden Esx Haekney
Colley G R Tunstal! Hills East Farm Ryhope Sunder- Clvdesoaie
land Co Durham . .tl
Colley lohnT Slretton BaskervMle Hinckley Le a Jh «
OMl «r Henry Shapmeh Farm Uplime Devon (rj fp f*
Coll ngbiaume ] TvGwynFm Caerwenl KrChepston Mon IfacKney
Coll ogham Kbt Jun Langwith J! 11 Mansfield Kotls Sh'r*
coil ns D Kootasicr House, York C<) g"""
Qsllini K H Abbotswod ISrotkernitb GIos cvl”*
Coilns S S.Jfonlnfton SpiM ng Lines ff™
CoiUnt W Jr Brook Cl If Chape) en le rrltli Derby
CMc^ Russell 3 Croon Point Korwieh Korfolk (cjl
Colman T Banyard, BrWgham Manor Korfolk {]•'*“*>
Colson A.Wbitelfcjuse. Battletden, BurySt Edmunds Hackney
Suffolk -h
Cedton TEC .South Searle Hall Newark Notts . , |h "
Cotton leur J Staveley Todwick Grange Sheffield XYs hO te
Camlir RKtoaed Pierreront Jarnbam Surrey («J
ComptooStut The Sarldtey r.llmstoam Ilorsct
CrtuieU J Xk .SbemflHaU Hedon Hull, toorks. Im,. ^
Cenarr « C North Burton Hunmanby Xotks bii'r
CcnA C Omrchlarm Norton Subcaurse Norwich Norl SOI'O J
Conk C II Siatfon latm Dnchlngham,Norfolk b lou
Cook C XX Retribv Leicesirr Lcic* >« ghit*
Cook Jrdn PoMHod tmlie Ttxsrpe Selby Vork* „ - ^5 «
Cook « Asierlorj House Betwitk Sb James, Salisbu^ SI> re
XXUlf <*'
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Hackney
Shirr
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Co^V \\ 1<c«i Annf fU Firm Cofkttmnulh Comb ] Clj lr»>lalfe
C«)kp CHS alntno Ho Wnt Mirtrti Sk pion n-Crj\Tti Iiatkn»v
\ork>
CooVt AUtJV VVUUUy Grwi AdUaeton VtacctnfUU I Shltv
Chub re I
Cooke U, OUHitlFm CL llootbe.^ Hanrtley \Tn Sh re
Cooke C. LdnarJ 1 The Cloee H ffl jwade Beds ShUe
I Harkne)
CooVe F H To»7i End Manor Spajd Bg Unes S re
Cooke >1 B CeilneyHB V'liberh Can bt Shire
Cf^ke VI J TVaVVanJlVo CtweVand VeleiVoro STiuiVs SVir*
Cooke lames LoilJncoo Ketler ng Northaati Sh te
Cooke T U Mate Doaeasler Corks Sh re
Cooke \\ J Hank House MalpoUSt Feter CMsbeeh Shire
Cambs
Cwke \\ J TheCorr ce Rati agbope IVnlrsborr Salor Welsh
Cooke Wm Slo» laocolo Sh re
Coorer A H , New Build np Admaiton Rugeley SlaHi Sh re
Cooper Bros WTiaplode Drove Wisbeeh Cambi Sh re
Cooper E F eU M 11 Farm Litoeeter Stalls Sh re
COOPER SIB 0 BL Bonley Park WlBcfaeiter Shin
C(X)per O Cordon CaUeeole Baldock Herts Sh re
Cooper Geo Churth Fm., trail eW Halesworth Sulf SuHoOt
Cooper J Ui'l Hon Stoke-on Trent SlaKi Sh re
Cooper R M J Swann fl?lnn Som ch Aorfolk Suffolk
Cooper Robert L Holl bush. Askham, I ennth Cumb Cltdesdaie
Cooper Roger 1) ; ham Nook < arm losk p I’reiton Lanes Sh re
Cooper T kleden House Budbv Ollerton Newark Notts ^ re
Cooper Horsfall '
Norlhallerion torks
Co-operat ve Wholesale So« ety Cherh 11 Caine Wils (ts] ShIte
Co-operative WhoVmVe Suste'y Per* sal House Farm Sbse
W ibeeh Cambs
Cone D SoweHeyPark Cb«»inHne «Vt Dra>ton Salop Shire
Com F W Coblstone Stud Farm Cheswardine Market Sbre
OnTtuD ^lop
CepemsD H IHvburgste Peeelei Suffolk Hackney
Cerigr C 0 MU Fata Blyth ReUierhais \orka Hackney
Cerlet lehaC CpperB«u«htoa Melton Mowbray Lt es Sblre
Cep .«7 a W Deacons H U Elstree Herts (<p)t Suffolk
Corpeo.Ceorge. Whalebone Farm Ne Romford Essex <<) Suffolk
Cerbshiey H U, Brandon Wood Coventry Wafws Shire
CotbvsUty 3 , Uarsvesle*. Rushtou Vtaeelesf eld Cheshire Shite
C^“ <n .horre St i>etef W a nfleet Unes Sh re
Cordle Herbert; .tiianin'l^nn Orfold Suffolk (rl Suffolk
Cerdle Stanley. H 11 Farm Chelcnon<liton Ipwieh Suff i Suffolk
Cetreld Capt heflnald tlieJerdanl Ruipef Susie* (r) Ciydndate
Comall Jam t Hard He d Corke bam I antatig Lanes Sh e
Comall Tl
ConeU V
Suffolk
Cornel us R Soutbndge Manor Crowtorougb S* (r) Sbue
Comfofih E. Rijion Farm East Kean ek Leeds korki
Cocntolev Gustave E H U ngdon Place Uxb dg< Mdx (<) navaney
Comtbndle T Islekl kHall W gtOD Cumberland 0>ilesdale
- . . « ijntoo Fk Ma dstocie Kent («1 Sh re
Llantamam Abbey \(on {ep) Shire
mpton Hants liackoey
Cirwvll La ly Cl ftnnCastle Ile<ljle ^orks {r)t
CeeavW thas HthttAUtfins R brheiler I’irston Lancs
Cowell Henry Callows II II la^lburv Herrfnril h re
Cowell Inia Bourne Hall Thornton Ir I }lde lanes (r|
Cowril W C A Non \erncvl net on Winslow Bucks
owa U To n Hals s Ctoes H Us Keishley N mks
owtee R T Nt Oialli Vrwtaillc Nr Monmouth (el
osrperCotrs ^ H LnwrrBfirme Kntsrn^ Hants
o* I I Kn* Stan I I arm Kirby Muxloe Leicester
as* I A Sons Cou t Lr)i Bran Ion I rantham Lines (ej) :
o* John Thomas Ian on House Wraglej Unes (ep|t '
os Ka ph Heme I arm North Cadburt, Somerset (ei 1
os Wat er Wreake House Thnissington Leietsler
os Walter 1, Llmtnnlak Chrsirrf rid l>rrb) !
ox Wm II fienham Lodge Qua nton Aylesbury Burks I
ox Wilson A Sons n Batch Aihfonl Ilakenell Derby
oxofl C L M Iton I embrMge Lrom nsler Hrreford 1
Forks (f)t
Iraeknell Waler W ckhamMirkrl SuflolV
>aler Henry James lloughtoo Wals ogham Norfolk
Craft JA mRCVS UU ngshunt Sussex (c)
Cragg A L Ten M le Bank Ltosvnham Market Norfolk
Crags Wm Totllebank Giernodd Ulverston Laocash re I
Cra g H R Welham Lodge klarket llarbocoush Le cs
Ira^J The klodel Farm Wolves Newton Nr Chepstow i
Cra s J Gosses Fm B rth Grove E Gnnstead Sx (Ot t
Cra g lames Ilsan-on the H II Le ers ter 1
Craig Wm Ihislop High Blmdcrake Cockertnouth Cumb I
Cranbmok Rt Hcmv the Countess ol Great Clcmham :
Mouse Saxmundharn Suffolk (n)
CranfekJ W W Park Farm Buckden Hants I
Ctaoiorr E.Eastgores Ct Try Kelvedon Essex !
Craos'tck Jos The Howe Hunmanby Torki !
Ctanwor b Ri Hon Lord Cnindesmi gh Hall Wood !
Cravesi L KiMlrop Leris Yorks
Craw J H West Foulden.Berwiek^n Tweed Northamb
Crawford Mr* Lowesby L* cesier
Cnwiord A M'anganoB.L* estri
CtasHord Dan el St Iforu Clays Cnv* Essex t
Crawford Lady Cmrudr Coxhil) lymingtoD Hants It)
Crawford James PotlenUs Farm North blusms HaU eld
Herts (f)|
Crtwford Robert Lowesby Le eester. Le ci
Crawford T Core HouieJJpehureh Kent
Crasrfoid Thos Sutton sFarm Homeburob Essex t
Crawled W K gbi eld Fm Frrtby Malton Mowbray
Ctas^id Wm Nuneaton F elds Nuneaton Warweks
Crawford Wnv OakUigh H gham Kent
Crawsbaw C T Sea cl ffe Ches erf eld De hysh re
Craystoo G R Old Hall Farm Heysham Lancs
Cteagb R 1 Thstlelon Hall Bunrh Woodbrdge Suff
Crees R A.W thambrary Bath Somerset
The Marqu sof Crewe Hall Crewe Chesh re
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Chapman Harry" Orchard Portown Tiiaiton SosneTs»t(pJ S
Chapman john ThorocGcanaa LitUeOuscbum %otks S
Cjiipmnn S S WoodJands Stow Bicks
Chapman T &'«os I'alLathorpr Boltots Percy \otk5 («p) S
Chapman»T JUHutWtt Alford Ijncs (j> f
Chapman Thomas Orchard Porlmv* Taunton Sotnrrwt C
Chapman Thos. Vale CoUag* Shirtdilch Taunton S
Som
Chappell VrlhucE Church Green Brotnsgrove Worts fj>) S
Chappell F & C The Chestnuts r-cpritard Green Stow S
TDirket SuftoSk
CharleSworth C UadcS Green Church Minshull MidlSe S
Hich CTesIute
Charlcsworllt E tlepworth Kuddeialieli hoiks S
Chaflcsworth S Lei^hfin Ctcae Chtshiie S
Chitlton Rov D Queen s Letch Hexham Soithumb >
Chitnock T So ithworth Hall hr Wairin'dan Lanes >
Charton, Thomas VV, 1 Crci cW Terrace fosiortli t
NencAsUe^ Tyne '■onhymbMland
Chaston John North Denes Roa 1 Crrat Varmouth horl 1
Chatteefon, U S Queen Stifcl llorrcasMe Lines S
CheeWe*. C O Chaix>«\w Hill Pyl eld Notthants S
Check Andrew Rowbntoujth Manor Catisbfooke lOWfj) £
l^eoey F A Ttnyeton Norihants S
Cheney J C fotheiirj^ay 5 odje Oundle Noithants '
Che$h_m Lord lalimei Chesham Curks (Of £
Chester h 1' Duke Horn Farm Ihcnie Catiihs S
Chesalleer J R A'pall Flail TreOrnham S ifolk |c) '
Chew Arthur Ifotch Farm O d H irsl Huniiflcdon S
CNw j VV Woodies Healey Lane Billei \orks >
ChicUster Hiss Roa Uc C Arliu ton Cour BamsitPle S
Devon
Chick W J Siiatton Dorchester Dorset (fj)t S
CF Id ! R K The llurv Gi Munden Ware Herts S
Child Win Cwllielrt House Cdu nslowe Newark Notts S
ChiWs laxjnarvi Ctosi. Hous Chatteris Cambs £
Cb kle Robert R Burosl eld Chattens Lambs £
CHiUinireorib \ F t« ■>rtj Qi etnlains Farm HijhworUi J
Wilts {<pyt
CSI7CRS dt SONS LTD Histoa Csfflbnds« (rp/)r ]
Cboake HwSL Menxdrws Tn ro Cornwall 5
Chrw e tasMS A "VV e Manor House Fran ingham Pigot *
Nor»i h Norfolk «)t
Christ c Mill r b R CUtmden Park 5,1 sb n Wilts i
Chrn,«ph iKft M I s Hptnon LlileSuiion chesier Chfs :
Chr\s at J tl L rmer Ma"!!! D fv Sr L Imuod# Sift !
CFcrchts 1 NF S nilb Haw Farm Horshtrt Niss'e J
CBURCHOLL. CA?7 E. 0 $. Rorthwjek Park Efoekirr i
_ WOKI. «s»lt
Churchman Sr At hut in M p Abbey Oaks Seroiahton :
tpsw ch S Ifolk (ipif
Chutebman S t VV \ Tl e Lodge Melton WooIbniJce ;
Suftolk wif
^uttem L U rj Jin! well Manor St 1 es flunts I
Chfno tclh Jobn Abb> Hall kbbe>s Rodins OnffarF* fo) l
CJaebanJohtt Watt Ustoa RutUnd i
Cunij^ ~ V‘ cst Dtid r rm Siaiherii ’ileJion Mowbray ;
Cfochamdt i' V««UnW kppV»VJOV\ like R aUettoit \o(ks l
C tppison 11 nry Setitmemn Malton Noiks
ClJiTijon lames 8lo> Tan tforstnek Hull Vorks ;
Cjppsoh LC Ness Vatsh Qttm^ain Kfomebsm Tks '
ClJppis^ " ! Ottcinepam Hull Norks ;
^Htk Cape A H Vfo lion t-a laatr Spalding L ow 1/1 i
Clark A H Saiton tlou^ PMerVioro ah Northants i
Clark A VV Heatbtield Ilian Row NVilmBlow Cheslure
Clark Fdw.rd The VUont Vtwicslnd Hull NorXs
Clark !a» Star Farm Acin ng Strood Clos
CUfk lolnj Copihorn I arm Natebx Garstane Lancs
Clirk Vjlihrw H Anrhofaec Terrace Dirham I
O't'ttS Haroll lloise W altham Cross Hens
Clarl T Jr Ripes Hou'e WisbccbSt Mars ViisWb '
Cambri lire
eVatV SA Cawood J1 11 Cotbenon SpaM ng L ties ;
Clark W 11 InrJenhiie Gotjjnareh Proswn Ijiies !
Uirk William Raans Farm Vmershact. H«k» t i
Rui^d Soott-Iiild Lodge ll sbtooke Lpringham •
Clarke iraniel Ta ri eld Jlardhorn Rljckpool Lancs trie *
Clarke Lmesi Aiistrry Atherstone Watweksbre
CUtk- F Fortrey House ChallCfls CambrMcr t !
*'*l'*ArdiPeath Sussex 1
curve ll A I The Oaks hirby Muxloe Leicester f :
Clirk' H^l Vmoldslartn Slaplf/ordTjxnry RontfopI <
CUrke lick V aaW Peterbnrotich Nortbanls 1
CUrke Joltn Manor House Hart West Jltrtlepool rhithant I
IDrke K VVasburton J arV Warburton Wamnetorr ■
Larres
Clarke Thof W H DettrOa k House tin Caiubrldee 1
rueke I »M| Ci W T Cr»by lloi se le-jeetler for '
CUrksrp 11 j Conlibeo Royerharo Norks ■
Ckirkwei Henry, Sesillem tlanturs Ox m
Clirhvai /oJji I h P* Gatsta-g l^nes «
ctarvsoo l««arrj ll rejteL,lp" Vteiwani Torks
''•"krep TVew Hr Iteti le-Saads Camlorth Lanes
^ "hawam la mlark Wrfwaoe Vorfcs Kl
f^>*TCrrwilljll CbvCo»i ChestetlSell :
Sbirr
5h»e
Shii«
Nullolk
Shjre
Hxfknev
SI eilacd ffony"
Cla> W UucWand Aylrsburv Eueks Nhiie
Clay Wm Stubbiofcourt farm VVingetKorth Chssttr Sbiie
Held lierbyshlre
Claidoa M A iJunstall Green Oasden Suffolk Suffolk
CJanaMe IV * E The La irels Ilrougb on KtHetme Shire
vorthanis
-Claytoa J CrJerson BrooL Hall Tattenhall Chesh re ic) Prrcl rron
-Qaybm Thos The Cedars Castle B om'Mch Warws Jel Shire
Clcas^ James HarIlvFaId,KirkbySteFbtn Vrcslmor Is) Clydesdale
Cfessby Thomas Cyatiist Ha!!, Ashv Appleby Westrafis) Clydesdale
Oeasbyr Will »ro Gsythome Hall Apfltby Vimtnor H) Clvrtesdale
ciegff Rmitmin Adlioirtlcet Grange Goofe Norks Shire
Cle^ Edmuntl Casrie Hill Suttoo on Hill Dei^ Hackoey
CleninsdR BA RaweRffe Manor Skelton Road, "lorT Shire
Clenuisoii B VV West Pleninellor Haitwh slle, N urol> fe) Clydesdale
Cl ff atephen VVestetu Flatls Wortlry !-tcds Yorks Hackney
Cli/ e James Ring s Ftotnley LtcMitl I StafH Shire
Ctifforrt I T Gottttivan Farm WttWey KeJicring Ntaiits Shire
ClftFcankP UiWty Couit Woicesier Worts Shire
Clilt John Athrrstonc House Stratford on At-on Warws Shire
Cl item Brown Adatiial T Stanford Place Faringdon S'"ir*
Berks (cs/H
Ct mpson H J .Sumfoid Bridjeram PlyeWey Jtent(ei Shire
Ctix^ Herbert Blylun Cains&rough Ltnra Shire
Clothier Wm Lamyat £>eierierii ^meriet Sbirc
Clough B Kstbfnond Orford S li/olk (erjt Suffolk
Clough Samu^ Slreton Hall Hrxhlev Vorks Clvdcsdale
Ctoueh Capt \V FLtxW lodge Selby Vorks Ifi) Shire
Clowes A A longwhatton LouehboiDugh Leirs Shire
Cfowts C W hew {(oute Svimccp Ashbourne, Oerbyxh Shire
Clowes Caleb Lime farm Mosley Dcrbi Shire
Clowes R HiaheTOstrtem Congleton flirshire Shire
Coape Arnold C C H WolieyTarm Hintkley Letes Shire
Coat r Oitinsargb FJal) Farm Orimsargh ftrsfoo lane' It) Shire
Coatia Allred HaroW Bridge VViiberh Cainhs Shire
Cobb CeotgtA Vioodgide Garsten, Nr Watford Herts Haekaef
Cobtakl A H AcTCTi Hall Sutlburv Su/folL (rr/Jt Suffolk
Cobbold Capt t M Gletnhani Ffall VViekbiin Vflt Suft (<) St^folk
Cobboid V W .TaiiiBnioneRate Ips»ieh Suliedk wtollt
Cobham L S Winsfon Sucks Shirr
C«eli 1 College i m , RosiaQ Beach Ffeetwoed Lanes (ej Shire
Cock } 5 Moilion Eaugaie Spalding Lines blnte
CoeVovne W Croparil Butler Noitiogham Notts , Shirs
Cotkbafo Mrs S lo v MyJl. Tropllvrk PwiJtb Cuab (f). Cjjdeadafe
Cockrtill Allred Abi/tgton Park Northampton Sh/re
<^iog f T Quakers Tanb HiBdeniell SO, Vis M Cfydridafo
C®e Archie rno' KifigsLinn Nor/oli Shire
Coe J CauUnevhm Desboroueh Mkf Harborougfl tec* Shire
CoUlvesier F ^orch Pm Thrandeelon P sS NorfoJk 5**“*’^
Cotetnugh A Ffossell House Hassell, Sindhaeh Cheshire Sh r#
Colcleugh H , Roueh'iood Hill Fm Sandbach Cheshire fh r*
Cold cult V Dixton Monmouth . . . fh'«„
Celt C H White Viouse Fm Uggesbsll VVsftgfard SuK SurfoUc
Cde Ernest Rye House rarm Duntoa Green Rent f? f*
Cole F A The Walk barn livcishill Norfolk Haekney
CoH Tjed CieavSomertOTtV Ch pprtihata VVjlts y,5®„
Cote J R Chureh rarm Brnaerc Wrentham Wane^ord SuffoUt
Sultelk _ .
Coleman Dxoev oSG Holly Ftn PaVgrave l)is« NotJ SujBnc
Coittoaii G VV Panubomrui SoiilhLipham P $$ Norf SuiMl*
Coleman H W & D ) Rough Fanil Sawtry Peter Slur*
borougb NoTlhaots . _ . .
Coleman Capt J O Grange Farm WoodWalton Peter- shire
borough, Notlbanls W _
Coleman Knoert CroveLodge SalltonWaldrn tiseX
ColenUD Wm AjSpetlon Bridlington Vorks (r) »h r«
Coles Errest W Manor Farm Emborough Bath Som on re
Coles If F Stilton Pelerborough Noithaols Ck *
CbJe« OscacT GreatTtw Ensioti* Oxoo gh re
Colev A S VVhitUngton Alheisiooe Warws bMte
Coley John B Cotiftteet House PcnVcidge Staffs Shi*
CoIUrd f <feB if osier Abbey RamsRile Kent (s> SWr*
Cdrien Arthur Hackney Stud Fm.SxftrOT Walden Esx
OoUey, C K TiinsUU HiUi East farm Rjrliope Sunder- CWdeSdaie
land Co Durham , r es,.
CoUev JohoT StrelfonBatketvIUe Hinckley Lcict |h «
CoUi^ ifenry Shapmek Farm Uplyme Devon (c) f" "
Coil Dgbouroe I T' CwjtiFbi Caerwent Nr Chepstow 5fon JMckoey
Coll ngham Rbt J n , Langwilh Mill JtaosfteU Notts SB re
Cbllfns D Moncaster House Votk Vl
C^linS K H Abbotswood Brorkwionh Flos
CoUns S S.Domnglon.SpoMng Un« ?[' J'
CWIms W )r Brook cj ft Chapel ffl le-rnth Derby 5"^"^
Colrnaa Russeil J CroAn ifolnt Non ich Norfolk Mf
Colawa T Panyard Bndghani Manor N orfolk .
role». A Wh.teMmiie Ratllesden Bury Sf Ediuuiids Maoaie>
Colson A Whi
Suffolk
CelUa TED
ousr Ratllesden Bury Sf Ediuuiids Hackne
ih Soarle Hall Newark Notts j
Cottmrox J Slavtley Todwfck Grange Sheffield
Omabe RKbard pierteTSml 1 arnham Surrey l*)j
Coolk C H Stitteof anfl I'ltchinghara.Norfolk
Cook r U Keariby, Mresler Lelef
Cook John Jofllaod Lodge Tborpe -ielby, V otks .
Cook 1 k Auenon Jfou.e IWwick SL James. S.ilisbo^_ |
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Cook, T , HoMiniJ llou»r t
Cookf. 'llfn Whilflty Cr«n, Adlinslc*. M4tflntifW, S
ChMhire
Coakf. C., OIJ lUIl Fm , r.U HnUKhtrci, lUnnlf) MtJ S
Cfiokf.C J Jwird I .TbeQo»»,l'ifCl'>«a*,l><Jj S
Cookf.V U.Tt^*nCn^Mmr.T,Sr»W>Tit.Uut» S
CooV».H n .G«Jn»7 H1U,Wi»brch,CiimbJ S
Cnokr, H J , riutUnd Ho .CrowUnd, IVtrfhore’, Miint* S
Cookf, Jitrrs, Lfiddmttoti, KtHfrx'* Nortbintj S
Cook^.T \\ ,M4t^UoIlc»slfr,^oIkl <
Cockr, W J , lUnk House, 'iXatrol* SI Feler, \\i»t«h S
Camts
CfcVe,'' J .TheCorrife.Ratlu'fhore.roBtoburT.Silep \
Cooke \km , Stow. Lincoln «
Cootwf.A H , New Buildings Admulon, Rugelej, SUlfJ S
Cooper Hro» \\Tiaplode Drose.'' iiNeth Camhi S
Cooler L.FieldMiUFactn.Lltoxeler, Stalls S
COOFEE. SIR G A.. ZL, Enztlcr Puk> Wlulicstee, t
Hints. (et/'lf
Ccoper.lj Cordon, Caldecole.BaUotk Herts S
Cooper, Geo ,Chut^ Fm.,Crallield Halctworth, Sulf S
Cootwr, J U, Milton Stoke-oo Trent, Stalls S
Cooper, R M. J , Swannlngtoti, Norwich Norfolk S
Cooeer. Robert L., HolN bush, Askham, I ennth.Cumb C
Cooper, Roger, llieham Nook I- arm, InskIp, Preston, Laon <
CooUr.T.itederr House, Budbe OUerton, Newark NotU <
Cooper Horslall, Cant W Jl , Westlhorpe, Great Smewn t
Northallerton lorks
holesaleSoclel). Cherhill. Caine, Milts ((s) <
Wholesale Sociel}, Perclsal House Faroi i
, W isbrch, Catnbs
Cope.D.SowtneyPark.Cheswardine Mkt Drt)ton, Salop S
Cope. F M , Goldstooe Stud Fatm, Cheswardine, Market «
Drijrtno, Salop . ,
Copenun, H , Bllbirgate, Deeeles, Suliolk . I
Coplrr,u B , AiU Firm, Blytb Rotherham. ^ orki I
Copley, John C .VpperbroufhXon. Melton ilo»bf»>,Lei«
Copliy.l M .Deacons HiU,El8lre«, Herts . (rpit
Cerpeo. George, M'halebene Fam Nr Romford, Essex («)
CorwshUy.H U.BisLdotiMcod Coseniry.Warax
Cerbiihiey, J , Bimeslea Rusbton, kUccIesheld Cheshire
Corden, Mm .norre St Peter, M ainfl«t. Uncs
Cordis, Herbert J .ChinityFsitft.Otlold Sulfolk 10
Cerdle, Staoley, ntU Farm, Chelmond sioa IpsMch Suit t
CerBeld.CapI Ke|iBtld,TheIotdaoi.Ru*pec.Sussex (<)
Corasll }sn<t. Hard He.d, Cockecbam, Canlang Lancs
Comall Ttomas ieoushton HaU. Nr ITeston Lancs
Contell, M , Rookery hra , Cocktield, Bury Se tdmuads
iutlolk
Cornelius, R, Southtldge Manor, Cronborough Sx <0
Conlotlh, E., Riflon harm, East Neswick, Leeds \ofks
Consioles CustaveL .IliUinidon Place txbndge Mdx (c)
cv.,^th»tte T IsIrUrk Hall. Migton, Cumberland |i
Col F S M , Union n Maidstone Kent |cs)
k Dl , Uaotamatn Abbey, Mon (cP)
ne, Totton, Nr Southampton Hants
■ • -inls
wean lames, Millhlll Longnewton, D-irlington Co Hrhm
mtll,Lxtr,ailtooCaille Hctile, Norks (c|t
ntell, (has , Hixhcr All tons Ribchester, IVeston Lancs
iwell lleiif^ Callows Hill le<1bur> , llerclnrilshire
iwell, lofsi (VumeHall Thornton Ic b)lde Lancs (c)
siren \\ C 4V>n \ emey Junction Winslow Bucks
>we|||,Tnn,Malsi> Ciossllills Kcighles ^oiks
]w(n.R T,S| lhalli.NrwcaslIe.Nr sfmmouth (tj
swperCoteaiS H .Lover R'llerne Rmswnixl Hants
)X I r htne Sian 1 I arm Kirby Muskw, Uicestcr
ox J A Vwis Court Le> I, Brandon r,ranlham. Lines fes)
ox, JohnTVmas Panton House M rsg'ej , Lines Icpit
ox Ralph lloRK Farm North Cadburs, Somerset (cl
ox Waller ttteake House, ThmssingSi’n Leicester
ox Walter U, 1 hnton 1 ark Cheslcrfirll IVtbs
ox Wm H ,l>cnhain Lodge. Quainlon A>lesbury. Bucks
ox Wilson A Sous, Gt Bairh Ashford Bakewelj Prrty
oxon C L .MiUcxi.PefnbrUge Lessmmstrr Herelord (cipjt
0X00 T I* Sneliton Aihtnume I>rrbvshlre
oznis Wiley. G. The White House Little Plumslrad
rabiree A C . Ladbcooke ^utham Rugby I
rabirev O Grejwlone Manor l!urley.io Wharfedale |
\otV» (ill
rackaell Walter, Wickham Market Suffolk I
rater. Henry James Houghton Malsingham, Norfolk I
raft, J A .MRC V S HiUingsbunt, Sussex (0 1
ragg A L.Teo Mile Bank, Ltownbam Market, Norfolk
tagg Wm ,Toltlebaok, Urrenodd, LIverstoo, Lancashire
caig H R Welham Luge, Market Haibotough.Leica
rate | .The Mo<lcI Farm Wolves Newton. Nr Chepstow, (
rasbfook, Rl iion the Countess of Great Glemham !
House Saxmundham, SuHolk (cs)
ranfield.W W.ratkFaiTO Buckden Hunts !
tanmer, E . Easlgores, Cl Tey, hrivedon Essex !
ranswick. Jos The Howe Hunmanby, \orks 1
tanwonb Rt Hon Lord Cnindesburgb Hall, Wood !
bridge. Suffolk (r)t
A , Dronlield.Sheffield ^oIks S
. Knenirep, Leedi kotks {
I West FouldcD.Berwsck^B Tweed .Nerthumb (
Mrs Lpwesby,Le«es'tr .. S
A , HunganoB, Leiettier {
Dulel SliffordCIiys Crass, Esiex t {
Lady Gertrude, Coxhill Lymineieri, Hints lej j
Junes, PottenIJs 1 ana North Munms Hatfield !
Robert, Lowrsb) Leicester, Lem {
T,CeieHouse LpshuTcb.Xeat S
Tnos Sutton s Faftn Homeburoh Essex t £
\V , lligMitld Ftn Ftetby Mahon Mowbny, S
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CRO-DIM
’'.ame and Address
Name and Address
Crosstey John U Br^ao Royd, GceelUnd Halifax
Grossman Douslas tokenach Koyston Heris
Cron Alrx lallesball House farm Nen-porS Salop
Cron Ictcr Forton Hall Newport Salop
Crow Robl leal W HU Farm Wart eld Bracknell
Berks (M)1l
Crowder A E Ijneton Manor Horocastle lanes {ciS
Crowder Henry H The laurels Bardae> lanroln
Crowt ] llroutbwn Lodge Farm Cailmel Grange-over
San s Lancs ,
Crowe John Ashe Warren Ovreton Hauls (rsp)t|
CroMher j K Stanley House Marscieo Huddersl '
\oTks
Crowiher Ih pD Rosds Mount Huddersf eld, \orki
Croeon A B T1 e lames Burnham-on Crouch ts ex
Craxon A W H,7heA' ck Bumham-on-Croueh Lss .
Croxton S S Mark House Mark Cross Tunbndo* 'AelK
Cnin p, liiU an lodge Farm Raglan, Monnaouth
Crtimpler J St Sons longUn s & Lyatts Eas
V -ov I ^ neiset
Crutcher, G J But croft Lodge Regale Surrey
Cuff S A HawsleadlodgeDurySlEdnuodsSuffolkftrplt
f-..i _ » F- ugiTenple Nr Bran' ’
(rB/Hl
Thex S Kolli — - - -
Cullc) John Ltllmgs <ie DaNt ll Burktigham
Culey \\tn lostol Uu kn“lam
CuUioEwotth I os C often UakeleW \oeks
CtTMSER, W J nieale Enksbire <
t-umbcrland GIF Kalmanlh ate Farn Pies'
Mansi ell Nolls
Cumnung Hr Joh\ Bese ley Road Hull \orks
Cumm ngs bam IN LarbeckHous Cl rccleston Lancsl
Cummfna i A bturlon, Retford Notts
Cun fwtt R Ik ck Stud F rm Ftsollnn le T We Lancs
CuBoioelvan j Lodge ! arm Al erley Honcaster \uiks
Cunmngl am R T 1 crest H 11 Hartfold Northwsch Ches
Cup ss Lbl Ite l\ Ideme s f ss Norfolk
CuTT D \ 1 K Pane S\ s on C mb ft)
Cutrah Nictola t asson Il> r«,Farro Sunhope Hurhatn
Lucre R H M uslan Loti (.hrlmsford, kssex (e)t
Curry I S Last Onl II rw ko Tteed Norlhumb
Cu tu C Lonswb e St uth O |1 ngh n Newark Notts le)
Curtis Ldw a ba ct K tford Not s '
Curts II (fang Fan Ouair ton A lesbuiy Bocks
Cunts A\m Ik pdale Bar on-nn H nbee Unci
Cution Herrick \S M 1 u Manor I rk Loughborough
«M]
Surl nghan Norn eh
Cuahioo H < M
’'erlolk
Cuthbett A Todb Is Mtki tm Notihumbetland
Cultng^L b N h lak Farri Helm ogham Stow
e F m Holbrook lp<* eh gS|
I a btutron Ipsvdsb Suffolk
market S fi
Cull ng SV H
Cutting Mn c
Hade
Haft •
D
ANoft I rsotiDro'e Wisbech Catnbs
• • - Clu • ■ •
ilalt Mr« Hal ugh n Southwell Notts
ft ntr etc Ifouahton Stoke Ferry Rrandoti Norfolk'
H k n Jan r» Sut p -eii Tre I Newark Notts
Dak n Robert S no s d I arm It slon Newark Nolls
fiakng J1 \\ )r ft 0 House Farm Rendleshatn ttood
btwig S folk
Hak ne I tl Sh rlxtunir House bdwardsfone Boxforx!
Col hes er Lsiex
n Leek Stalls
IklltU Iwlu
a SCorli
rt )J N Haul
Borrentlwa te Brough Cumb
ton Bfilgnorth Salop (e]
s llotkngllall Hein ngham Stow
Ikm I 1 tt Met:
I m It V \\ \\r
1* n ell M» )ol n
I) nlf « R chanl L
Hare ll I Marnr -
Harln J H Cim tun House Hart Slat oi
, r" I ,
I'arl nciPi J U rley Hall Harrow Chester Chesh re (r)
Hall n, in Mattlew \ton,l le 1 ocion Slal ord
fiarrell J Ibsllywexel lientey^m Thatnts Owon
iGul XI I tt on I arm IluttofI AKord U cs «)
IiaSenport ) ) Crow lak Farm Sulton-on Trent
Newaik No tl
HaWetipm I Airwrirtl Tann Nether AHerley Cheshire
1 aree |>r s I urKiursl Fritter dro |,eni (rj
I i»el«re> J Hart ti*vxi Ituxtixi ISnbnh re
ISan'twxi \t lari Ixannoulh Corn) Ill-on Twer t
N xH mle la 1 {ij
I )i Fastourn Hall Jtuahall SlowmafVel
ISaeier Art j[ j i4,t as i arm C nmwargh rrrslon Lancs.
Hackney
Shire
Shire
buffblk
Suffolk
Suffolk
CfydesdaW
Oyd^ale
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suitolk
Oydrsdalt
Suffolk
ifackney
Sbira
Clydesdale
Davies D 51 kictoria Road Etbw Vale Mon (s)'
Ikavm Edward Thettalk Farington Lancs '
Daries F L Coldre Caerleon Mon
Danes Isatc Burley Cate Inn Hereford
Davses Ivor Buttery Hatch I arm Maesyewn mer Mon
Davies J Lodge farm Raid ffeCiiIcy,Athetslon Wants 1
Davies J A Bransfottl Co rt Worcester
Daves j E AyJesmore Sh pston-on Stour Worcester
Davies T H Penrose Farm Llanvihangel Crucorney
AbenRavenny Mon
Davies \V H Butidnas ParkTann Cressage Shrewsbury
Salop
Davies Win Boddington House Cheltenham Clos
Daves Wnt Heogoeii Oswestry Salop
DatisBcos CummingCarrFattn I U ng Nateby Garsuog
Lancs
Davis IleibcrtC PoolFann, View sh Br slol Clos
Davis I R llanifelds SCaifoed Staffs
Days Joha The Hope ffouse Martley Worcester
Davis P C tfacston Magna Somerset
Pavis W B CVordiFarm Madley Hereford
Dav s Win Ranfcsea Farm Wick St Lawrence Weston
super Mare Somerset
Dav son Frank london Boad Sandy Beds
DavisoR John LnndCo rt Nawton \ork Yorks
Davy Edmund Oalby Hou e Sp Isbv Dnes
Dawson A Gaston Kings Lytui Norfolk
Dawson E P Crockfords Newmarket Suffolk /$)i
Dawson Harold Cape! HalLTr mley Ipswich Suffolk fr)t
Dawson. R J FalketihaoiHaU Tnn Ir- '
Dawson Exors of S Stratton Hall M'uigivu
Suffolk (j|f
Dawson Samoe) NtchFarm Chelmortoa Derby
Dawson Stopham Ashf eld House Otley \orks
Day ft lies The Maos on Harrold Beds
Day Joho Stone House East Penoard Shepton Sfallet
Somerset
Day R C Red House Farm Levmgton Ipswich Suffolk
Dav RAO B shampion Prrshore Wercestersh -*
Day Robert J H gh Field Scotter Lmcoln
Day T W Da ry Farm AtSsla de, Ely Canibs ,
Deacon JEW Mabledon Park Eeisbridge Kent (r){
Deacon P A J Gayion le Woods Chotley Lane*
Deacon T F Hewion Mairourt Leicester
Deakln W R The Flail J ershore Worcestenh re
Dean F W Bugiauton Ccngleion Cbesbtre ,
Dean S E Laundexi Eastgate Sleaford Lnn |es)|
Dean Stanley H ll ! am Heaton Bcdion Lancs
Deane Lous Pheasants Hamblrdon Sucks
Deardeis J IV Spr ngf eld Castleford \orkt.
Drbenhani H 11 11 Farm DicUeburch Norfolk
Dee WalerF Carton Dr ft eld \otks .
Denchf el I \V H Bunion House Aylesbury Bucks (ejfl
Denham William S ok House Cainford Co llurhtm
Denson Lady Elinor Oisngton Nrwark Notts
Drnman Baroriess Balcombe Place Sussex
Deomao.U G HavgroveParm Bridgwater Somerset
Denn t latnesH Nocton Nr Lincoln
Deon s John T F Churtham Court Clouctster
Dennis Vv A Sons Ltd Klrton Boston Luicoln <
Denny E H M Staplef eld llace Haywards Hrat.. ,
5 sxex (cp))
Dent F V\ ElmTreeFatm Burton Pidsea UuU Lotks
Dent H J Prrton Court Stoke Ld tb Hereford
Pent John II Elm House Bolton Penrltb Cumb
Pent R M ComhilCop Lrom niter Herefordshire .
Derby Thefcarlof Nnowilcv Prescot Lancs (erF)t
Pesb^ugh Lord Taplow Court Tap ow Bucks (r)
Deshorouffh F C Panswell Wisbech Cambs
Oesbocough Thus Hartcroft Farm W sheeh Cambs
Deterdng Rooald KrllinpHall Nr Holt Norfolk (d
Dvvilt Andrew Coldshoti Oxted Su rey
Drvonsh re The Ifoke of Oiatsw-orth Detbysh te (cslf
Dewar John W Preston Manor Lavenham Suffolk (e)
Dewar Peter Brent Lie gh Lavenham Suffolk
Dewe W H Ashampslead Read ng Berks
- les J B Saooote H nckley U cs
es J R.Cennany House Bulk nglou Nunrston
AVatwockshlre
Dewhiirst May C Tilstone Lodge Tarixxley Cheshire'
DewhursI Fredk Ulashaw Farm Penwortham Lancs I
Dewhursl Capt J £ Sla n Dg Hall Fbulton le Fyldc '
Lancs
Dewhorst I M ifesk n Hall Charley Lancs
Pbbe If J tVnngton Bristol Clos
Dbble Tom Eastrop HIghworth Swindon W Ita
Dickms VranesJ WoodUuds S IvenUle Lancashire
Dekns C r SlowH 11 Fm. L Claydon Winslow Ducks
Dkk ns Joseph Cnndtiorou(.h Winslow
Welsh Ifony
Shire
Welsh Poo}
Shire
Slure
Shire
Percheron
Shire
Sb re
Shire
S^e
Shire
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
luffedk’’
Clydesdale
G Cark M Us Ca '
Dciifison T iowHouse Hetkel Newmarket W Igto"
Cwmbertand (ePI
DicImsOR Wm B Healey Hall Riding Mill Norlhumb
ingbr il U TbeF s KiibyCroai latex
DSsaG C A Oatwell VV rtbec-b Canxba.
*' ‘ Sdney CbleswortI y Fm Sdmoulbjunc. Devon
Vhire
Titorougl fare*
Hunter
DIM-ELL
HORSE BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
213
Name tnd Addme
Di-ntmxk, J tl , Sholford lUIl, Hatleswn, NorfoIV
Dinnlnfjoln Rbt ,Browofl5on,I>*5ston, Carlisle, Cumb (»),
Pilchburu, tieorce K , Lodce barm, Thoreanby, S orki
I'hxtei, A J , Houehton Kali, Cavrodisb, Sulfolk (<i]
Piwo. Mre C JJ . l,ujitborpe, Oskham, Kolland . fri)
I DiTon Oeorce, lull Farm, I loi* ell, Mellon Moss bras, Ltics
George Heors, Laiion Carlisle, Cumberland
Dixon J M .Tossnend llall,\Miiibeck,Nr tlooUe.Cumb (J)|
Ibxon, John Jobnby Hall 1 arm, 1 cnnlh, Cumberland (e)|
Dixon, Oils er. Crescent Road, Reading, BerLs '
Dixon, Robert M , Mcorhouse Hall, \\ igton. Comb (bl
Ihxon, T , Goring House Farm, W akelield, S orka
Itobbs, Arthur \\ , Norssell Newark, Notts
Lkibbs, kt .Lodge rarm, New Houghton, Mansfield, Notts i
Dobinson, Henry, Helsmgtoo Lailhei, Kendal, M m laiid(t)t
Doble.F ."inierteiume Bassett, Ssnndon, Milts ‘
Dcblf, S / , Cosrage, CaJoe, U jJts
Dobstm, K , Cheswardine Park, Xfarket Dras ton, Salop (c)
Dobson, F E C,, Dromonhv House, Stokeslev, W-' -
Dobson, P, Manor Lartn, ftidguardine. Market 1
Salop (e)t|
Dobson, T A Sons, Laytham Grange, Seaton Ross, Vorks
I>jb«on M , HolrOe Park, Holme, Camfofth, Lanes t
Dockcrae, Milliam.BucknellFarTn.Mye Ashford, Kentfif)
Dockns , S , Grimbaldestoo Fm , Alston, longridge, Ljocs I
Dodd, Arthur, Burton Hall AudJem, Cheshire I
Dodd ArthurGilberl, BnckHouse,Staffard, Staffs tl
D^d, F H , Home Farm, Zhinston, Stafford
I\^d,G H , Crown Farm, Turvey, Bedford
Dodd, John, Park House Farm, \\ ark-on Tyne, Norlbumb
Dodd, Reginald L ,05eroft Hall Tarvin Cheshire (p'
Dodd. T , Myreside \ lew, Out Bancliffe, Nr Garstang,
Lanes
Dodd, M E, CoftOQ. Hall, Darst Green, Birmuighain,|
Uirsnckshire /
Dodd, VV tUiam, Combybeugh, Mark, Northumberland {ell
IMds.Dunean J ,Elshain, tinm '
Dodds, Harry Stiekferd, Boston, Lines
DodgsoB, E . SUinderber Tam, Burton in Lonsdale Lancs
Dodgson, \V. J p , High Edser Euburst, Surrey
Dodson, M m , Sprothro, Doneaster Yorks
Dolemore, \\ .Cane Farm, Tebwerth, Koekehffe, Leigbtoo
Suntrd Beds
Domlee, George TiSanW Grange, Nr Derby (e)
Done,A,KnigbtaLandFann,Lttoxe(er Staffs
Done Arthur, Cawardine Springs, HiURidaare, Rugeley.
Staffs
Done, Harry, Shiidley Hall Farm, St Helens, Lanea i
Dwe, Thes , Topsrood Farm, Olseaitle Malpas, Cbei (p)|
Done \V , Snettenham, Congleton, Cbesbire '
Doeger, R R , Mustoo, Nottingham
Dmk, C R., Mlutten Grange, Doncaster, Yorks
Cook, famea, Oslrbf Scuathoipe, Lines
I}Dok. John C .The Grange, Ualkenngham.Ebneas ter, Yks
Dook,M K.Thealbv, Doncaster Yorks
Dooley , A , MTiirley Farm Over Aldetley, Chel/ord, Ches
Dor<, Arthur, Home Fm , Bradaell Grove, Butfotd, Oxon i
Dorman, SirA J ,Gtcy Towers.Nuntborpe.SO , Vks {<l
V, Huntingdon
. gi, Gainsborough, Lines
Dougherty, H H , Hook Grange, Rawclilte Yorks
Elougherty, P J , Moorfields, Coole, Yorks
Douglas, ^ C , Swains Farm, Lei jb, Reigate Surrey
Douglas,!
I, The Harwood Stud, Hai
Douglas Tbos , Vtoodhead,S{ocksfi
id Lodge
aodhead,Stocksfield-on Tyne, Nortiumb
.., Wjiehanj Abbe) lork Yorks (ep),
Eownes, W E , Bourton, Much tVenlock, Salop '
Downsbire.The Marquis of, Easthampstead Park, Making
bam Berks (cp)
Dowse, R E , Sexton Bams, Peterborough, Northants
Dowson, John, West Newland, Frosterley, Co Durham {cl
Drackley, Chas , Sutton Cheney, Nuneaton Marws
Drage, H , Chapel Brompton, Northampton {p]
Drakard Frank, Beline JJosberlon, Spalding, Lines
Drake, Arthur Sutton, Ely. Cambridge Carabs
Drake, G P Tvrwhitt. Estate Office Arundel. Sussex
Drakes, Erra, Riogetbv. Lincoln
Draper. Mrs Berth; " "*
e, tVrby
_ -adows Farm, S'
Dra^r, Jolin, M jiden, Bedford .
Drewery. J J T, Mikes Manor House, Daiingtoa I
Spalding Lines (fp)
Dring.A J .Fulpeck, Grantham Lines '
Drummond, J R , Little Hurst Farm, East Hill, Kemsi
Kent
Drummond. R p . Heath Fm , Coney Meston, Bury
Edmunds. Suffolk
Dryland, MiUiam, Hawthorn Villa, Stobley, Llttleboi
Ducie,*Lrl ofVTort worth Ct . Falfield Glos
Duck George South Dean Petworth, Sussex . (op)f|
Duckett. Joseph, Bamby Dun, Doncaster, \orks
Puckham, C. (« . Manor Farm. Stockland Canniaglco,
Bridgwater Somerset.
Shire
Suffolk
Clydesdale
Hackney
Soffolk
Sbi/e
Shire
Oydesdale
Oydrsdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Shite
Shire
Clydesdale
Shire
Cles eland Bay
Shire
Clydesdale
gnr^
Clydesdale
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shire
Hackney
Shire
Shice
Hackney
Shite
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shire
Clydesdale
Cleveland Ba
SMre
Dockstotlh, M D, Iloqton Grange, Iloolon, Chejti
__ Cheshire i
Dodfield, U.Taddmglon, Broadway, Mores
Dudley, lleihrrt L , Broadfteld, Buntingford, H<
Dudley, Percy F.Qulckiwood, faaldock, Herts (p)
IkiiUey, U 4 T.Seafoo, L'ppingbaoj, fiulfand
Duell (iforev Dale House, Staltbes, RSO, ^orks (i)
DOFFAS, HRS ETTA, PennlwelU. Elitree. Berts. ■■
Duffas John L I nrniwells, Llslree, Herts
Uugdale, Col A , C M C , D S O , Kilebrook, Moreton in
March, Glos (rPlI
Dugdale, James Lionel, Crathome Halt, \ arm, Vorks
[kike, George, Tfumpmglon, Cambridge
Duke. leaj .Sdiool Farm, Hergest, Kington, Hereford
Dukes, yfaurice, Lound, Low-estoft Suffolk
Duncan Rruce Spencer Hall Great \eklham, Essex
1, R . Kaagafe End Farm, //anitope, Stony Strat
Shire
Shire
Cleveland Biy
ShetlaniFoayiJe
Shetland I'ony
Peteheron
Cleveland Bay
Clydesale
Shire
Hackney
ford, Bucks
Dunckley , A W
Herts
Dundenfale, R , Moss Side Fa
Seoul Farm, Redboum
1, St Michaels, Ca'
DunkUv, II .Betblem Farm Mamlleet, Lines
Dunn. George, M cel, Beverlev, Yorks
D«nn J C AM King s Newnham, Rugby Warns
Dunn, Robert, Cidlow, Migin, Lancs
Dunnioglon Jefferson, Col J A , Thicket Priory, York,
Dunt. Geo F. Pound Halt, Bentley, Ipswich, Suffolk (c^jl
Durham, The Eari of, Lambton Castle, Fence Houses, ui
Durham {«)
Durose, Tbos Draashall Grange,, Uttoxecer, Stafft I
Durward M K , Berden Hall Berdm, SCansted, Essex (P)i
Oulton Chas W . Lower ffouse Catforth, Preston, Lancs ^
Dye, Chas North MusUiam, Newark. Notts
Dye. M E Park Farm, Carlton-on Trent Newark Notts
Dyer R W ,The Hall.Croian, Roxford Suffolk
Dyke.Joseph Drereton Park. Huxley, Chester Cheshire
Dykes Ma| H 0 . DSO . lAavenby Hall, Cockermoutb
Cumberland (epitl
Dysart, Earl of, Buckminster Park, Grantham, Lines '
Shire
Suffolk
Clydesdale
Hackney
Shjrr
Suffolk
Shirs
ih'^*
Clydesdale
Sbire
Shire
Shire
Sbire
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shire
Sbire
Padie.J AJister, Lichfield Staffs .
Cedy. J M. Lancetield, Thorpe Matur, Kctlermc,
Northants (ei)t ,
E»dy, John T .Pytilley Lodge, Kettering Northants feipfltl
Eardley.Mcn Revedge Farm Bradnop, Leek, Staffs '
Earl A p , pxiddiDftoa Old Hall, Neston, Cheshire felt
Earmaker W M .TheManor.Etlisfield, Basingstoke Hanti
&rp G H Old Park House, Ashby-^e la Zouch.Leica
Easy, VV li.Thebetton Leiston Suffolk
Eaton, Reginald, The Hollies, Stanton by Bridge, Derby
Mvit F J , Manor Farm Kelmsrott Leehlade, Glos felt
Eedes, Joseph, Halstcn Oswestry Salop Icdl
Ecclts R BowCteen Gstvlsng.Uacs
cedes, Thos , Hesketh End Chipping, Preston, Lancs
Eddleskm J A *R B . Wyoollar, Bladibuni, Lancs
E E .CmEhlon Part! I'ttoxeter, Staffordshire
Rowland, Home Fm , Ham 'sbboume Derbyshirefrtt)
Edgar, R H. Kings Hall Farm, Hougham Bury St '
Edmunds Suffolk
Edge J II . Pinxtoa. Alfreton Derbyshire
Edge, W H . Shaw Hev Farm Edgeley Rd . Elutton.
Lancs (e)e
Edmunds, Capt Lewis, Choldertcm. Salisbury. Wilts fil
EdmuDds.W M 5, Fnargate, Preston Lancs
Edwaids, Alan, RedlmgfieU, Eye, Suffolk ( Suffolk '
Edwaidt. tb) B M.Hardingham Half, Norwich, Norftcltl Suffolk
Edwa(xls,C A , Uiddlewtjod, Peterchurch, Hereford ' Shire
Edwards Chas , Cutetupe Farm Haslingfield, Carabs '
Edwards Chas , Old Court MTntchurcb Ross.Hereford ,
Edwards. P T , Marsh Court. Bridge SolUrs, Hereford (d I
Edwards, G II , Blagdon, Brrstol, Glos ' ' I
'aids, H S , Church Farm, BromesweU,
Suitolk
Edwards, Herbert. Old Hall, Fuidenl, Derby
Edwards. Jas, Broadward, Leoinioster. Herefordshire fell
Edwards.UR.TheChestouts.Eanth, Hunts ' I
Edwards, Ridiard, Calcott, Shrewsbury, Salop
Edwards, T , Bull Bmg Docks, North Shields, NorthumL
E^r^W,Upp«Hoiw^kockIe^too Shrergbury. Salop
.. r,S,{sorttelrae. Eye, Petei
El^. G . , Hawthorne ^e,
a /hlf ham
, Swan Carr House, RusbWoid, F«7^a,
Elks, CoimciUor Hyde Park Dxicaster, \orks
EBeuurte, Earl of Stretchwortb Park, Nr Ne
SufMk
— ■ ■ T M'Haistcei Place, Pulboioo’gh, Sussex. I
M C, Mtng Lnghtao Buraard,
EltiiiFixneiil'M'oMBank.Bary.Laocs. „
Clydesdale
Develand Bat
CJydesdaJe
214
HORSE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
ELL— FIT
\ame and Address
riUs lUC<lnf)i3Bi SuJfolk
Elis Jcsrpli Thet<TC£n Whitsiell Mansfield ^oll5
Elils Sofcle Ose House D I’sburs "iotlts
Hi)* \S A SlMUfram NeKmarltH,SoHo!k
ESliscn Wto Eden Hall Harden Co I>uibsTi
ntwood Ceor^e l/nderwood Aewbig, n Carlisle Cuo»6
tUtiood Rotens lllltaini Cfcssbj Mars-porf tuitib
tlsdci \\ C Gatesf eldFatm Rowlands l»iH to IXirhain
Eividge t H Malton Boston St-a Vorks
lUKlfe Samurl Headle> Hall Tadeaswr \orks
ZHui TlioinasVr B The Kennels tssIDereham Borloik
Eiwort! s Cbas tpatlJ U stetli Camh
Eniteilra T E Scnvertco Uantijri Oaon
Emllm Amts TjddSi Hilts \S t tb Cambs
Embrej A J Heath barm Aes-«cl lie £akip
Embrts r S-tnlCFD Stoke on Te ni Sufis
EuBUScn R B Soolteewood ransbooui-h Lines
Eminstn H G ^aeiiiorpf I arrsborowh L ncs
Eoitner rn Robert H Hesli «» Hall Casil* Ltlen Co
I>urliam
ZmDifUiVrs R Mcmon Jaddot flforeM/s h3<jr el! tf
Eotscn r UiKtfnsFarm H lions Bca psuad Kaseth ti
Eo en Vi C SWetkt!) Hal! Saf/rcn H siden Es ex Uttii
Engl h C R E%< fc teh Cou t B sh p s Ftome Uor its)'
En»i sh J \\ Rt'er House ashb Splsbt Lines
trtf! si Cun Da; r’bor Js
Ln{l sh Tbos Th V Icekljittn \orks
Lsoiik Arts el u ®ct t Isse i hoik
I It Jits Jobi Re s 0 c ( rante Vims ; Malic k Derby
Cubes T C lb»H twoodbam Ashbourne IlerEyefitt*
Etheridtfe O S iv) House 1 arn UylieW i camlitigtiatp '
Solftik *
Eth«ins,«n Thoo it Htsh 1 al' A'eaverthorpe 'bStco
\Qrlis
Eu«IKe t H Perurt 11 <\iit at Ha le CosowaJi ItOHi
Evan kll r Nani joll n t«*«st j S lop (j)'
Evaos I 1 Rost bann Nan sbwli Tredegar Mon
Evirt Pa d C Inland i h Llanihaidr h M Csaesio
babr
Esans Evan Po ti n Ma or Mellinpi n Salop
Evans I Albr si o S u b ir Salop
Evans ( <q Lons o i Alire on Derbyshire
Esani John Lo er M n Van Penkr dgt Staffs
Evans John A iencotnlH Vto s r Worts
Cvana 1. j fatkf eldi Fan Ttiisor Stoke on Tren
Stalls U1
Evans B chard J Woodhatch Hou Reigau Suerey (<)
Evans Tom /ones Lower fhn hop Crav nAritii ^kipfe)
Evans W ] Bapton R at Warn eWshi e
Eve R Sunle C whin H II I pm nstrr Essk
E ve Wm " • >
SuHoUc
iitnre
JfvtE&ey
Shre
Oydndnle
CJtilrslale
Cbyd^nle
Clydcsd^
Sfire
Sbre
Haeknrv
Shift
Shirt
Shin-
Rerclienili
Sue
Clydesdale
Siufe
Nenhs Coach
Shirr
Shire
Suiiolk
iofyi
Svirard H N Bar leo ilvli Eeieesler
Evwrtl Aotho N rihci akt Fakenhatn Norfolk
CvTc«u&Co leu ioliie lalkenbam JpswichSuffolkl,
Everett Maj Nor Xu«hn rre Jpovotb SulJolk iesfilfl
Pverma on Vi Sew n b Castle-Aoe S«fafnutn,Nort <rtt.
EvetKn } T tlm (■ wm Taaburgh homicli NoHojk
Every S &/ TutieUTutTn Landulph Halt ComwaUlcJ
EiKrto >1 A HaRlami Drapngion Homcastle tincsfcii
Evivm Win ilolnierlftim Sli <bley Shiftial Salop (e)i
Ewart } Crahara Dunatnoce Stud TanD Rugby Mams '
Ewifi Tlvomas Dunsoiore Heme Fattn Rugby Maiws
E»™ Johns B RevdnnHall MangTosd boflolk
*' • - • - „ Paik Cobhatn Surrey (e)
ffR»j
Fa liofd Cilbert R nn on H Us laivi Row Carksle Cumb
Fi iba m S £ Mest Krvtntcn Kcntcn tvewcosile-on
Tjne Acrtficmbertand (e)
Fajre John L tvinsei Hall Le enter (c)
Fatf^a 1 bketorough Maj / Ciove House Rafton<n
lees Co Hucham
Faiflat-lbolin ley Hus) C M 11 Hill Bianelsby Easn*
Shrte
^re
Sbiie
SMtt
Sftiic
Oydtatela
Shtre
Shirt
Sullolk
SuKolk
Suffolk
Shire
Sullolk
Sujfolk
Shetland
PercbevOn
»f)Vi \oiWj
Filch.
1 Um ,
tssex
Faltforst & H elan
M lew Ltitn
1 Langlree Standivh
1 aliweatt ef, P J , Cun leteate Peletlnrooel North;
tal-wee J A K caltnsdet Manor Ctrentnur Clot
lalkener Jj.li II HaiWiohe Nonhanls (M
lalVner tie •» I L«rp»n Itatl lamlvam Surrey (e»pi’
I *ia.w* T M ,Ste.«;te.teioeh 1 arm Great Haywei^ SUffv
lirihiwe >U|C II .Ivng e Hall Soulhm nater, I stele (e|
fantetwe (iteSrtuE \\ OW Sutehay larm, vVaielo I
r Virtharif yij
ianerejsn t«<| tlutetl laii Fortogdoo Beffcr fe
laiwat C S ER,Sb>e{7 Magna, AfbentODe.Marvrs
rarsntr G recooteAbtej Hatfield leotnirster HereW (
Fwisworth J W Rjeerolt Dore Shellield \otkt
Fornswortb HilfreiJ Upper Lanpwith ifansfefd Notts
Farr R M & C Laveten Hall Leonuascer. }icreJord5hir*|
Fatimv A E Mftaplode Drove Viisberh Carabs ]
Faiteve r S Etiii House BurvSl JCelmunds SiifAj!t{sJf j
Farrow truest V> Spald ng Lancs
r«cTeJ«v J TyHaveton Newark Noils
rarrow S t Raseningiim Aontn-h NorfofV
FavjtW Phall ps StrLionel Bl BallsPark Hereford («p)t|
raokter Joseph Aikbanb Calihnaile Carl ale Cumb rlancl
Fauikner W H Ch ircfi lam Uotton Ue derwaaef |
Ailestiory Bucks felt
Faulkner 'Lm Corstage Hall Farm Sindma) Norlb" '
Cheshire
Fawcett F Manor House Scmetfoiii Ktytses Cticklade
Wilts t
PatHtelt T & Sons Coma Bridge Rlrkby Loordafo
Wtstmorbiiei ,
Fawkes Ua) F K Faroley Hall Clley ^ciks (4
Feaewi Isaao UlJaok Waini Cockennoulh Cumberlind.. '
Feelham } C Coombe Grove AmitEton Hoyston Cambs
Fegan Thomas V i Mrs Sparcbfcnl Cufimnsion Nr
Xaidlow Safop
Pell )as W Stressholnie Farm Datl egton Co Durhi
Fetlnglum George Rookety Farm Haugbley Suitor..
Fenn Cewgft West £ntj Farm IFretifftam Uaopford 5i?jy i
Fenvotk E Cur.NorthLuffeiiliamHall Stamforo Lines (c)|
Fenwick GabeielF TheVerrons Ledburv Hertfoed (p)
Feovoek Joeef*i Camenon MorkiBgion CumberUod
Fenwick Josepb Low W-htnnow Thursby Cumberland {e)t;
Fetimtk Ktw Witbam Hall Uourtie Lines
Ffotwk ft L Liffle lleJvoii- MHldfl Mowbray l«»
Fenwick Roteel Lesson Hall Wigtoti Cumbetlacid (er)t|
Feegusen, F lampott Northamptoa I
Ferkwon Hannah Cl nt Head Headstvock CumbeTlandl
Ferguson j WiekhurstFarm Lambeihurst K»®t
Ftmjson N C The Reetorf Nortbeburth BtrWvamsfead
Herts
Ferguson M ManotFirm Titheriagtoo Nr MaetlwfsW
Cheshire
Feroejlwugh John Lahtis CrtATnMvi Ktrefdtd.
Fertile Walter Kerr Sianatns Thornton Hough Cbuhirel
Femybough C tongdoo Rugby Wgtwickrhir* '
Ferns Coward Broad Town MooHon Bassett Wilt*
Fewket Chas Sutton Pvlborough Sussttt
Field ] B , Birthley Kail Farm Corley Floor Cavrcin ;
MarwitVshte , Wtl
Flaid John FattfawQ B atrrr EaslCerrham Norfolk
Fiebdea J Indtiield House \ alsdiii Nr Todmordin Lanes
FieMuig I H Sands ford Mttwell Read Norihi'-ood Ms*
FietdiAg / « EBtitoo L^ge CJoime Chesttf^ <W
DerbytKre f'l
F«l» lames Mest^aldham Kmung Kent ,i
Fneh A j K WitWB Old Hall NoelttVUisbtBt Nor# (f JH
rindUycJitcx Cardngton Bedford
Fmity Thomas Ailoimcnt Honsr Hatpetley Co Durham
reoleeiaoB 11 C DunsSeads Fjyemiag /nealestoue E* fgFL'
Fnchin Janies rcihiltcFann Onecote Leek Staffs
Firktu G W Ljppard Grange Mortester
F.tih C H n The Old House Silchester Htats .
Firili F C Cate ffetd tracsefcB HmJdcfs/ecJd, b orks (fj
Finn Fleet k ng s M It Lane Huddersfeld Yorks (4
Firth I M nuntlree Farm Rawcliffe Bridge. Coole Yks
Firth V facnis Stainton Moodhoyse Poiherhr~ '
kish Arthur R Hotoie Jilead Hutton Nr
Uncs («F/4r|
Fish Rotert SeoUem Caosbotoueh Lines
Fisher Ujid Kclverslooe Hall TJietford Norfolk
p Sher A C Town End ifarch Ctitibr dp*
rdietCB <3 pstone House fUaeketllarborouph L» cs (c)
FiabvT Charlci hnella 1 arm Carlisle Ctimbccland (e)t
Ftihee E A » T MeJby Wa ten Graniham Uar» (j)
Flsber J Jr MarttonTrussell Maekel lUrborough Lt cs '
Fisher R Ctolr House harm 1 aptastle Nr Cockermoutb
^rnbrrland
F she? R j Oik Hills MellieW Harleston Norfolk
Fisher Mm KikbyOrovrs East K ikby Notts
Fitke C W PlaylMd Ipswith Suffolk 1
F ike tints Sniala d Ipswich Suffolk T
Fisen F G C CreppngHali Slutlon Jptwiih Suffolk
Flwn I ft G Creeping Kail Stulton Ipiwich Suffolk (s)
Flaoo S C Fart; farm Quy Cambr dge
Fi»M Samuel Si Alafo Rcsselt Drove Harrogate lorks
Flirt T S Bllngforri Seclc Noitelk ... I?."
IKfon t Poilerworth Fold Farm Rimford Rochdifo I Shire
Lancs
Fltloa Robert Holm Hall Bamfotd Rochdale Lani
rjlrgerakL il« H M >li«dcn Manor Ctren«
Gku . WiR/t
ritteoy Capl CAE Coney Meslon Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk W
Fitrroy Samuel l!afte«ieine Norlhampicn (rfl
I lUWaller »Ttd Ccodnestone PatkAr Canlerboey Kent
(ciP)
Suffolk
Shire
Cli desdale
Sh/re
Feeder
Ih*”
C|y.itsdtile
Fercheren
Cl desdale
Sh It
Clvdcsd 1«
Shirr
Hackney
Shire
hhire
Shite
Cleveland Bay
Shre
Suffolk
Clydesdale
Haekftey
Suffolk
Sti/tofk
SuHedk
Suffolk
>, Meotwoftll WowlUoeJ
FforwiBiam Catf N C.Ve DS . ,
Romerhafo Lorks „ . . v .
FlSawiUUm G C M JIlHoo releilorouth NoelhatiU (/>)
• 1 \V Somuntoti UrjBcr Lfti
W C A \ J IVachmA n A'
■nio« tuln-onh lUnburj Oxon
\\ E ( u lihu-a le Hoi<r Rothrrham \orl.s
SSTONC TtSCOUKT Lonrlord CuU< Stlubcirr
Wilt*. \fip t
FoU\ ^Lrccl LullntiirouMStudlarm LrneSullon L n«
Ford EiTKit Kook»r\ Fann Uach^ion \^Kk^*m^!ark^t
Ford rVftv llal«rn)Ji Cranw Be\»rlf) \arli* (<)
Ford W B sFop s Lands LmmfrliWn Rfad ne B»rl» tf)
iQrd'iitti JIr» 1 TIip Burv A»h»rll IViUoclt Hms (Ot
Ford'iim Cart S \ Sutton Barton Widviorlhy Honiion
Uc'-^n { pm
Fomt H II Sb rr Sit) I Grangr lane Farm Wfavnharn
Ch«Fire
Forrnl Jt> Tati nntone iUII Ip«*Kh Suffolk ((j>1
Forr«l lohn ThoClairr Stovnnark»t Suffolk
Fermt R k I ttrrv HaU Sutton Woodtrid « Suifolk
lorrnt T Thr ililiilo «* Wallen Fdmtovo Sutf (citt
Formt "m Bawdaer Woodbfide» Suffolk («t)*
Fenba» Ja* A Son* Ca Iten^n Tram S«siark Sott* «lt
Foriha* Jaair* I! la dr Suttonusn Tr«nt V««rafk Vott*
For*bai> R Farlntton Pratton Lan<t
FORSEAW. SR WU B., SIrtbabnnt Eirbant Qoildlofd.
Sonty (^1
Fontar J Let* Laathri \<patna Cumbarland it)
Forater 1 A A Nation Flouaa Ipavich Suffolk
Foratar Thot I'roapaetKo S^«ln Bratton Carl ala Cum
Fortnan J T naRud^ Manor Aahlat Markat Oration
Salop
Fettnais John IIomeFirBi Walton Datatitri Nortbania
Foftanf Robari Nanhou«a Cnnlai b S rrat (rplt
Fotiar bln A M Brockhairpton Court Ifartforl (rp)t
Foitar F W Einall Darbj-
Fn ar C to FWnkbaad Road Maad Carl Wa Ctmbatkand
FOSroR. CEO B. C., Asstar Hall Tnfflpioftoa. Can
bndw
Foalar blra Friratia) Monkton Ho'
Foontaina C A Narford Mall S
J T CocliffiuraiFatin Ea'
FtrtaC I >1 Bunowa Mali Farm BrailtfotO Drrbr
limi I r IloUFarm llla»lon Br ttol Cln«
I rott S W Granca Firldt Tmstirv Eturll IWbv
Irott Tboi M ThaCabIrt Farm Tunatall Suffolk
Ftott W R Win nfham Mall Bacclr* Suffolk
rnaT F W Somarbv. Otkham Rutland
F r) ar Vt altar } C If L Molma Park Sonn ng Barksferp/jt
Fulrhar <t FI Naar Sfrral Farm Ffamlinghani Suffolk
Fulrhar Hairy AbJrburcb Hall Suffolk (eilf
Fulrf at Uonal Craoea Farm Burj St E In undj Suffolk t
Fulltrd T E Whttlfataa laiarborou h Northanti
Fullar Mai R F Ot ChaHield Melkaham Wilu (wpit
Fullar Urn Uap H II Brill Buck* i
Furbar Joaapb Moa< I arm Market Drayton Salop '
Funaaux S dnay 11 Laudan* Farm Horlay Surrey 1
Fumeit I J Brandon Hou*e FernbiU Durham (il (
Fumm E Hamal* Park Buniiofford Hart* ( p)t S
Furant Tlio* WardlowMlra* Ulton Buaton Darby S
Furtim W S CadarFarm EacWall Shaff aid Notk*. (ei) S
Fumm F SI Adwv Manor Newport Salop S
Fumital T D Naplay Market Efray ten Salop !
Furta Sidnay New Hall Farm Harlow E**e* S
Little Heoir Prreion Lanrt Sbire
r ■ Weldon Farm Soulbwtll Notti Shire
Cadaby Enesi Rodilay Wood Farm Wyanon Ajhbouma Shire
. Darbt (t)
Fadaby Ccorga WiU Perk BniJslotd Darby Shtre
Ca(* Ralph M<w)k* Etaigh Ipawich Suffolk Suffolk
I Cala HAHN Nunaham Courtenay Oron f Shire
I Gala* DavnondS Hawonb Hadlaigh Suliolk Suffolk
I < allamora J F Hanbury nuncin<«i Irani Staff* Shire
lohnWm Thaama Nr Betarlay \orkt (C)t Sh ra
h Ho ta Takalaa Eaaax Sh re
Fratar A A Koutham Place Burr St Edmunds Suff Hi SufFtlk
Ira<ar A Bnit>-n Tnelarllall Nr Wakrfald \ork* Sviland tkmt
Frasar R U Moat Hall Larhatn Hadlcijrti «uffolk (P) «toffctk
rreckicton 1 S Nartoro WoodIJouta L^dcrby Laic* tc) IVrcbaftm
Nhre
Fracklcton S dnay N ewttm Hartourt Laicertar Ah te
Freeland Ma| A 1> Cbeaelboume Martor Nr Dorchattrr Aullolk
Doctet WB
214
HORSE BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
ELL— FIT
Nam.
and Address
Ellis. II . Gislingham E\e Sulfolk
Ellis, Joseph, Tiie Green, ^''hlt«ell, llansficld, Notts I
Ellis Nolle, Ckse Hoii'e, Deu-sbun, Vorks I
Hli5,\' A, St UuUram.Nes'tnarket Suffolk |
Ellisen, , Edm Hall, Harden Co IJuiham i
EU«oad George EnderviOod, Newbifgin Carlisle Cumb I
EU»c^ Roberts Hill Faim, Crcssb>, MarsTort Cumb i
El5flon,\\ C Gacesfieldbaiin.Roa.landsGld Co Diicham I
Eltidge, J H,\talton ISo«ton Spa Narks
EUietce Samuel Headley Hall Tndcaster, Narks
ElMn, Themas \\ N .The Kennels EistDerehara Norfolk
EIteorth>, Chas , Lpuell \\istech Camb
Emberlin T E S-^erten, Dantuij, Owin
Emblin,Arocs,T 5 dd St Giles Wi'beeh.Cambs
Embrej , A J Heath Farm Nessclilfe Salop
Embre) , G , J enton Stoke-on Trent Staffs
Eminscn,R B , Scotteneood, Ga nsboiough Lines
Eminscn,\\ C Northorpe Gainsborough Lines
Emmersco. Robert H Hesleden Hall, Castle Eden Co
Durham
Emmett, Mrs R ,Moreton Paddox Moreton Morrell Warw
Em«cn F Wiggcns Farm, Helieins Humpstead HatechiU
En»cn,M C Sltelhall Hall Saffron Walden E'Sex (esb)|
Engl «h C R .Etesbitfh Court Hishcp s F rome, W or (eiM
English,] W jKjterHou'e \shht Spilsbj Lints
English, Onen Watirngburt Kiiil
English Tbos TFeMile Pccklingicn Norks
Estnek Agricultural Sec «lt Eserick Noik
Etehes, John Ro\-stone Grange Uirster Malloek Derby
Etehti T C The Hav^oo'* t-’"- r\—
Elhendge O S Ivy Hou«
Suffolk
EtheynB^ti. Thermis lUyb Dale Weaveitborpe, MsWe®
Eu’ticr, C II Uerurrel] Ctetnear Hatle Cccnteall (e^ltl
Evans Alter Natiucollen Os«estn Salop (j)'
Evaos, D T Koeerann Nantybwch Tredegar Men
Eyars,DaMd Cefaigland^ich Uanrhaldr N M Oiteestn
Salop
£sana,Evan roynien Manor Wellington Salop
Esans, I .Albrighten Shrevesbuct Salop
Esans Geo Longcioli AUieion Deibvehire
Evans, John Lower Milion Farm Penitridee Staffs
Evans John A Rencembe Worcester Worcs
Evans L J I arkfields Farm TiUensot Stoke on Trent
Staffs (g|
Evans, Richard P Woodhaieh House Reigate Surrey (c)
Evans Tomjones Lower Dimehope Craven Anns, &lisp (sj
Evans, J .Naoton Rugby Waruiekshice
Eve R Stanley Cranham Hall Cpmiosier Essex ,
E ve Wm Haugh Mannr Alford Lines I
E7EK8. 20BM & SOK, finston, listob {»Pm
Everall Richard llanwood Shrewsbutt Salop
fcverard, U N Carden Hall Leicester
Everett, Anthony North Creakr, Fakenbam Norfolk
Lverett&Co Debt n Lodge Falkenham Ipswich Suffolkl
Evereil Mar Norman Pushmecc Ipswich Suffolk fcspltl
Everington W ^ewton bv Castle Acie Swaffhamj^orf (c)f I
Eversen.J T .Elm Faciti Ta*burgh Norwich Noriolk I,
Every, S &J TinciellFami LanduloU lUttiCamwaWCol'
Lvison W A ,HaIlFann,Wiapingion HomcasUe, Lines (k‘'
Evison Wra Holrrer Fann Stirchley Shifoal Salop (c
Ewart I Graham, Dunsisore Stud Faim Rugby Warws
Ewart, Thomas, Diinsmore Home Farm Rugby, Warws
Ewes JohnF B Revdon Hall Wangford, Suffolk
s™-— f| Park Cobham Surrey
Indge Green Su^se
Fa llord. Gilbert Rlnnion IliUs low Row Carli
Fairbairti S E West Bruntoii Keoten Nev
Tyne Northumberland
Falte IchnE Evlnglrn Hall Leicester
ikfborough Maj J Grove House I
{fpn\
Tees Co Dui
FairfaX'C holme tel
wold Notks
FaiifieM Wm , C
Falrhead Exois .
, Hugh C. Mill Hill C5aivdsby,EMi
>1 & IligUm
1 lauigtiee Standish
f, relerbofough, Norlhan'
r,C>ailtsI .Inyptnllall I amham
s T W .ShugUnoogli Farm Great II
iwe, MajC II Ivnjie Hall Snulhml
iwe hrederltk W Old Sulrl ay ji
■ter. Esse* (r)
n Wansfoid
t anegdon, L/«j iiu«,
aik, i sringdon. IterkL
r. C.n A K ,SWpy Marna.Alher
Suffolk
Shire
Hvekney
Shire
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Sbire
Noiks Coach
Shite
Shire
Suffolk
Sbire
Shite
Uelsb Ifotiy
Shite
Shire
Shire
siiire
Shire
Sbire
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shite
cigdeidale
^ite
Shire
Suffolk
Sulfolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Shite
Shire
Shire
Suffolk
Shetland
perchnon
Fanner G .Fenoote Abbey, Hatfield leominster HereW (cs)
Fainsworth J W ,Ryei:rolt,Dore,SheffieId \orks '
Fanawortb. Wilf ed, Upper Langwith Mansfield, Notts
Fan, R W & L Lawton Hall, Leominster, lUrefordahicej
Farrow, A E .Wtinplode Drove Wisbech, Cnrabs
Farrow. E S , EMo House, Bury St Edmunds, SuffcIV(j)t
Farrow, Ernest W Spalding Lines
Farrow, J T.,Haviton, Newark Notts
Farrow, S C , Jbavemngham, Noonch, Norfolk
Fiudel PhiHi^. Sir Lionel, Bt .Balls Park, Hereford lep)t|
Faulder Jos^h Aikbank,CaUhiiaite Carlisle Cumberland
Faulkner, W H, Church Farm, Wotton Underwtiod
Aviesbury, Bucks (c)t
Faulkner Uni , Gorstage Kail Farm, Sandiway.Northwich,
Cbnhire
Fawcett F Manor House, Somerford Kevnes, Cntkltde
Wilts t
Fawcett, T & Sons, Cowan Bridge, Kirkby Lonsdale,
Westmoriud >
Fawkes, Maj F H , Faniley Hall Otiey, \orks (r)
Fearon, Isaac. UHack Mains, Cockeemouth, Cumberland
Feetbar^J C .Coombe Grove Arrington, Royslcn Cambs
Fegan, Thomas V' & Mrs Sparchfoed, Culiningwn, Nr
Ludlow Salop
Fell Jas W .StressbolmeFarm, Darlington Co Durham {cl
Fellinghatn, George Rookeiy Farm, Haugbley, Suffolk
Feno George.iVeSt End Farm Wrrntham W'aogfard,Sulf
Peswick,E (^y.North LuffenhamHall Stamford, Lines (r)
w y^dbury, Hereford (pjl
Fenwick, iose|di, Catnerlon, Workington Cumberland
Fenwick, Joseph Low WTiinnow,Thursby , ci--'---’—
Fenwick, Keld, Vittbam Hall, Bourne, Lines
Feowtek, R L.UltleBelvoir Mellon Mowbray Leics
FtnwvtV, Rotm, Lessen Hall, Wigten, Cumberland {ttrt
Ferguson, F , Lamport, Nerthamptoo
Fergusou. Hannab Clint Head Head s Nook Cumberland
Ferguson ‘
Ferguson. .
Herts I
Ferguson W .Manor Farm, Tytherington, Nr Macclesfield I
Cheshire I
Perueyhoufh, JobD Lawns Cresmont, Hereford |
Fetnie, Walter Kerr StanaCres Thornton Hough, Qeshtre.
Feroyhough.C , Longdon, Rugby, Warwickshire I
Ferns, Edward Broad Town W cotton Bassett, Milts I
Fewkes Chat .Suttoo, Pulborough, Sussex I
Field, J D , Bircblev Hall Farm, Corley Moor, Coventryi
WarwIcKshiie {r)t
Field, John Faitbwn Bintree East Dereham, Norfolk
Fielden J Inehfitld House Walsden Nr Todmorden Laflcs
Fielding.J H .^drford.MaxweU Read Nortbaood, Mi-X
Fielding J W , Elmton Ledge Clowne, Cheiierfield
Derbyshire (F)
Fife Jamee West baldham, Ketnsing Ntnt
Fincb.A J K. Wilton Old Hall North Walsbam, Notf («)t
Findlay^lex .Caidingion Bedford
Finley, Thomas Allotment House Hatperley Co Dutham
Fiohftson D C .Dunateai^ Fryerniog Ingatesione E.*
Finnikin.Jamee. Pethllls Farm Onecote Leek Staffs
ritkins G \\ .Lyppatd Grange Worcester (Pl
FniK C H B •CKtQU.HeuiVe. Silchestee, Hauls
Firih, F C Gate Head Marsdrn Huddersfield \orks (r)
Firth Fred Kings Mil Lane Huddersfield, Yorks («'
Firth J W .llumtreelarm Rawdiffe Bridge. Goole, Yki
Firlh.V JaiiKs SUmton Woodhouse Rotherham Yorks
Fish Arthur R, Holme Mead. Hutton, Nr Presten
Fvvh, Robert.Scotton Cainsboiough Lines
Flsber Lend Kelverstone Hall, Thetford, Norfolk
Fisher.A G.TotmEnd hlarcti Cambridge
Fisher. C U CUpstone House.Market Harborough Lei
Usher Charles Knells Farm Carlisle Cumberland
Flsber. E A M T . Welby Warren Crantbam, Lines {s)
Fisher,! Jr.MarslonTrusscII Market Harborough Lrlcs
Fisher R Croft House Farm, Papeastle Nr Cockermou'
Cumberland
risbcT R 1 .Oak Hills MetficW Hatleston, Norfolk
Fisher. Wm .Kikby Groves, East Kirkby, Notts
Fiske C W .llayford Ipswich, Suffolk
Fiske, Harry Bramford Ipswich, Suffolk
Fisou.FC. C CreprmKHall.Stulton Ipswich, Suffolk
FIson J K G .Crepplni. Hall Slutton Ipswich, Sulfolk {<l|
Hioii,S C. Park Farm. Quy, Cambridge
Uson Svmuel St Halo Ro«sett Drove. Harrogate bork
Filch T S.Billingfotd Scole Norfolk . „ ,
lUton t . Puwerworth Fold I arm Pvmford, Rochdale
Fllloo Robert Ilollin Hall Bamford Rochdale Lanes
Fitzgerald Mrs M M , Marsdeo Manor, Cirrnreslci
Gfos ,
Fllzroy Capt CAE Coney Weston, Bury St Edmundi
Suffolk M
ritzrov, Samuel Ilarleslone, Nort
I lUWaltrr. Uud Goo<!nes lone I j
Iit<wiIllam,i:ar1.KC.k O.D.SO
Rotherham korkt
ritiwilUam, C C. W . Milton, Pet
k,.Nr Canterbury. Kent
Shire
Suffolk
Shite
Suffolk
Shire
Clydesdali
Shire
Percherr
Shire
Suffolk
Suffolk
Percheroi
Clydesdale
percheren
Clvdesdale
^ire
Pydevdala
hhire
Hackney
Ffatkney
Shire
Shire
Shire
Suffolk
Clydesdale
yiackney
Suffolk
Shire
shire
Sulfolk
Shite /
Sbire (
Shire
Haeknyr
Welsh Pony
Shire
Shire
Suffolk
Suffolk
S.iffolk
Suffolk
Sulfolk
SUlf Ik
.... . . ..itinn tiransr, Louehborouch, Lfit*
i«m W C 5.A J . H'-acl rnrinri A^iMbu^5, Uucki
jd.Thos .Culwcnh, flanVniri. 0»Qn
L Guilih'*ai(c lloiKf, Rnlh«rham \orks
LKESTOKE. VISCQCST, LOBjfard CmU*. Salubnrr. I
wiitj. mp t
FoUv Arr«d Lotion Koiis^ Slu 1 1 irm LonsSutton Linn 5
Ford Ertirjt.Kookrrj Farm, ll«hmon,\\ick‘iam Markrt, !
Suffolk
Ford, M , SHiphai Slou ^\"haplodrIfjo\r,\\iabecli,Camba !
lord prrc% Molncroft Cifancr Ifrtrrlr) \orVa (<) <
lord ,111 ForsUnd<,LinmrrCrr»n Rfading,B»rl» (0 !
lordham,lIf« 1* , Thr Hurv, Aahutll Uildock, Hrrt» (f)t I
lordhim Capt S A ,Sulton Rtrton," idnorlhy, Honiton S
Dn'on 1fp/H
Fomt Hill Sbira Slul, Grinjo line Farm, \\fa\etMim 5
Ch« shire
Forrest, las .Tittinntone JUH, Jpawh. Suffolk <t»jt '
Forrest, Jolin,ThcCUmp,Sio«-niarket Suffolk f
Forrest, K A . Pettisiree Ilall Sutton Woodbtidee, Suffolk ;
torrest, T, The FiiUIloute, Walton FelLtstone Suff («)t f
Forrest, W Ri , Bandaev, Woedbridae Suffolk (<>)* :
Forsha«,jaj d.Soni Carlton-on Trent, ^ewark,^otls (<)t l
Formate, Jaoirs, Ffillside, Sutlen<n Trent, Sevark, Notts
Fofshiie B , Fanoeion Preston Lanes i
FOBSSAW. DB WK B . Sljtbebnnt, Ewbont, QtuliUord. :
SarrcF tf)
Foriler, J , Low Leaihrs Aspatria Cumberland (e) i
Fortier 1 A A , Naeien House, Ipsnieh Suffolk 1
renter, Ihot .Prospect Ho &. let Bratton Carlisle Cum f
I orinam.J T ,T^e Budge Manor Ashlej Ma/iet Dfa>ton ;
Fortnam Jobo.Hotnelsnn.Wellon.Datenln.Norlhanis :
Fortune Robert Nenbeuse Cranleiih Surres (<flt :
Foster. Mn 4 M , Brockhairpton Court Hereford (rejt i
loiter, F \\ Etwall, IVrb) 1
Foe ft Oee , Bankbead, Road Head Carlisle Cumberland i
roSTCR. OEO. B. C . Autter Hall. Tnunoiogtoo. Cam* I
bridge let)
Pciestles btonkton House b>c Taunton !
Narford ilall.Swaffham. Norfolk '
hursiFarin l.astivood Leigh^n Sea Fssea ‘
Summerhill Farm Droitnich, Wottester 1
Farm Ilrailsford Derby
.DUgdnn, IlnsloI.GIns
. rmstlev Elnell, Derby
s Farm Tunstall Suffolk
fall. Herein Suffolk
kham Rutland
...olmePark Sonmn)f.Berks(«p/)t
I ukher.t* FI .SemSireet Farm, Framlinghani, Suffolk
Fuleher llarer, Alleburrh Hall Suffolk (rOt
Fuleher Lionel. Granite Farm, llurySt Fdmunds Suffolk t
Follinl T E Whittlesea Heterboroueh Norlhants
Fuller MsJ R F Ct Ghalfiekl, Mtlksham Wilii
Fuller Wm, Leap Hil) Brill Hucki i
Furbef Josepb Moat Farm Market Dra>lon Salop '
Fumeaua Sidney I! Laudens Farm Horle> Surrey !
Fumeis I J Brandon House Ferryhill, Durham (s) <
Furness L HameU Park Buntincford Herts ( p)t
Furness. Tbos . Wardlour Mitres Litton, Buston Derby
Furness U S .Cedar Farm Lecletall Shelfield Yorks (tp)
Furoiss. I M Adney Manor Newport Salop
Furnisal T 0 . .Napley, Market Drayton, Salop
Fufte Sidney. New Hall Farm Harlow ttse*
Cablotl tames Little Hoole, Pretlnn Lanes
Cadd F J .tVeldoQ Farm Sauihuell, Notts
Cadsby trnesi RodsleyWood I atm Wyaiton, Asbboume
Ucilo (t)
Cadsbs <»eorite Wild Park, Btailsfoid Derby
Cage, Ralph Monks Eleigh Ipswich Suffolk
Gate II &H N , Nuncham Courienax Oeon e
Gales Desmond S, Ranorlh, lladleigh Suffolk
Gallemote J F Hanbury, Burtons Trent, Staffs
Gallowar, lotm Wm , Theame Nr Hevertey Yorks lelt
t. Uoway \\ro Ht*h Ho-vse TaVeley Lssex
t.amble F II Lod-e Farm Glen f irva leieesier
Gambli 'V I St JohnsFen Fnd Wisbech, Cenibs
Ca ne S A uuulseapc Y irw D bilrn ltd baf'mn W alden,
216
HORSE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
CEA— ORE
I>ameand Addre;
>iameand Address
J T , The Rookery Farm, CstUon, S.ixmundham
Suffolk
Cee.A A C .Thomey Peterbotougli.Nortbants
Gee 1 W , Little House Fam, Thoruey, Peterborough
N’orthants . * „
Gee, Thomas, W n detands TTiomey Peterboroulb hi'hants
<»et V. alter E , Uillouehby, Waterless Leieestec
Gee, Wm , Nutscrove, Thomey Peterborough, hiorlhants
Gftnmil’, I , W ood Farm, Ongir Essex t
Gemnull John, BiUsdcn Onfar Essex
Croree, O Chapel Farm Gt Ashlicld Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk
Geotjt.JohnV. Wetherden Hall Sto'emarket Suffolk
Georee W ,H\ard,Sames/ie1d Uroblv Herefordshire
Gibbra, Mrs -The Manor House Lmle Slreltoo Salop
Gibbon, K t Hill Top Farm Ashton by Budunrlh
Northurch Ches .
Gibbon, U Holston House Stockton-on Tees Co Durham
Gibbons, H B Red House Farm EltrseM Nr Ipsu.i
Suffolk
Gibbs, G >I CralmckeHall Flix Hoiirton Somerset
(tibbs \\ ,RrundHQvse Kirk LahRley Derby
Gibson, Andre* Woodside Carlisle Cumh
Gibson H \ Hamstead Farm Denhy Derbv
Gibson, Mrs F L Ontenek AotVs
Gibson G.leplou tIallFaroi Chester le Street Co Durhm]
Gibson G I 11 R C \ S The Highfield Stud Oekham
Rutland
Gibson, J J ,Shaw\Vjod Ashbourne Dorbjshire
fiibspB John J Home Farm East Hampstead Park
Wokingham Brtks
Gibsen JowhS Thornton Tower Fourstones Northumb
Gifford 1 Foxtoo Bun Ronton Herts W.
Gilbert r W The Manor, Chfllaste* l>etbl HPrt
Gilbej Trishatn WTuiehaii Bishop « Slortford Herts I
Cilbey Stt Walter Th« Lodge Elsenhatn Essex fpi
Gildioc, Hmn Rocklield ( aieacre Liverpool Lares
Giles,! C ,A(r«v.as Burton on Trent Stalls
Giles bdniii Sladburis Fans Great Claeion Essex (s)
'■lie* l eorge Rliekuood Farm Selby \orki
fillet Jetae Witchfeitd LW Cnsnbs
Giles John W Bubuith Silbi Sorkt
Ctll, A P ■ hlorton Counie Lines
Gtll EdrtCK CurabcniOttb Huddersfield Yotks
Gill Lewis Cia House Farm Creasbiri Rotherham Yks
Gillard P S Dunsboro Roborough Devon
GQIett I dward, Soape Croft baamundham Suffolk <<)
GiUett, Mut M Walpole Hatch KajeswertB Suffolk (c)
OiUiai H U Hall Farm Norton Bury Sb Edmunds Suff ,
Cilhatt A W Mediacu House Caenogton, Boston Liaos.|
Cillman >1 J New House Fana BrougBtoo Oifford '
MeUksBan Wilts (»)
Cilman, C Statfold lasinorth Staffs
(iilmas r H fycknurlh bianifocd Lines
' '■ ■■ ' ' ■ ■' '■ " Miidenhall Ely Cambs
hilbottle Town Foot, Alnmouth
Glahome, WClfam J
>cw11iuinbCTland
Ctasier I Winlerton, Scunthorpe Lines fr)
Glass, 1’ W , New Leaze Farm Cbippeobatn Wilts
Glcdall Richard Cliffe Hieh Common Selbt Torks
Cteo John, Muck Hatch TTiorpe Chertsey, Surrey
Gleodinniue Wni Aikhead House Wiaton, Cum6
Glew Hichd Trent Side House Althorpe Scunthorpe Lines
Gtossop.C H ASons Uawthoru HiU Fm ,SUveGy Derby
Glover F W & B B Scotney Farm Winterton, S un
thorpe. Lines
Glover & lUsrei Knaptoft Rugby, W arwickshire f
Glover W E The Shrubbenci Snarestone Atbentone
Coacher, Geo, Church Fm Ashinglon Pulborough ^ ^
Goac^^^J W , Field Farm Sturlon Ic Steeple Retford,
Godh^ John Scarthffe Chesterfield Dcrbjlhire
F 1. , Office Farm, JlcU fid. Hsrlcstoo, Norfolk
Codbcld T, Walnut Tree I arm Athbocklng Nr Ipswicb
Suffolk *
Gcztlard Arthur Tbe ISaplais Baoisev, Harwich Essex {r).
GoMaW I F , Waterside Stud. 1 rogiuore Nr St. Albans'
P J ManofFarm BhmtJcham Selves Hunts
t«llTvT, W >1 , Tbealby Hall Ixmcatier Nofki.
Gclman.CoLA t . s<oeatCPB Manor, NorthallertMi, kin. <«)
GewdiXT J>Tb«Wv*l,Si»kley Wt»r«ter
<M>dion,Gccvr«, At«arby HrekinxtOfi.SO.UQcS. (
I „ 1 roy F arm Srenerieo, Banbury Oxen
twefe, Ihrenat Tbnrpa StanrtfViUe. tlanbury Usoci.
Shire
W elsh Ptioy
Stale
Oyd^Ile
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Oj-desdale
Shire
^ite
Shire
Hackney
Haekbey
^ite
Shire
Shire
Shirt
Shire
Shire
Shoe
Shir*
Shire
Suffolk
Suffolk
SutfcAk
Shire
Sfiire
State
Shire
Harkoey
Petebetoa
Ifaeluiey
Shire
Clydesdale
Slure
Clydesdale
SulfoHi
shfre
blwre
Shire
Shire
CIrvetaiHl Day
Cfydewfal*
Shire
O E DAvtgdor, SornerhiU, Tonbndge, Keot(r|l
GoidUuBpe, H. No thope, Wortfey, Sheffield. Yorks '
Goteby A, Newtons Fm, Bnindish, Framliagham Suff
GoQaiul T J . Barton Lodge, Barloti-on Humber, Lines
GolIedge,S W Ffighbrtdge Ditcbcat Evercreech, Soin. fji)|
Gcdledge T H , Wraxall, Sbepton Matlett Somerset
Gooch Sic Thos, Bt , Benacre Hall \Vteoth«n,Su£f (sp)t
Goodall C J , Stretton, Burton on Trent, Staffs
CoodaB, James Repton, Derby lu.
Goodall T H, Warren Farm Stretton Guitoa-on Tren' .Staffs.!
Goodchild C., Knight s Hill, Cockfield, Bury St Edmunds,
Stiffolk
GoodcbiM, G A., Great Yeldhaca Hall, Castle Hedingham.
Esses l$p)
Coodchild, T W , The Change, Great Yeldham, Esses (t|
Goodcluld, \V B , East Ftorodon Hall, Brentwood Esx (c)|
Goode Herbert, Cottered Buntingford, Herts '
Goodeoough A Black Bush Whitllesea ^mbs
Cooder F W , Walkrnngbam, Caiosboroueb, Lines
Cooder, T, Old HMI, Lea, Preston Lancs
Goodeihafa A C , The Chestnuts, Mooewdeo, Framling
ham Suffolk
Coodethain,A G, RedHousc, RingsbaU Stowmarket, Suff
Goodtihatn Bros, Monewden. Framlingbais Suffolk (s)j
Gooderhani, F J Red House Farm. Cistiogbam, Suffejk. '
GooderbaiD T. Wattisbam, Sildcston Suffolk
Goedman, CP, Carvoda, Leianf, Callisgton, CariwaU (r)!
Goodman Um, Homelands Launceston, Conswall '
Coodnek T, U , Ivy House Stickney, Boston. Lines
Goodaon, Sir A L , fit , W addeton Cot^, Bruham, Dvss (e)
Goodsoo, £ S , I^loa Farm Broadstairs, Kent
Coodson H L , iWk House Farm, Fnsten, Saxmundbam,
SuWotk
Goodwin, C F.Bufghdl, Hereford
Goodwin, C 21 . Davenport Anns, Marton, Cbelfoid, Cbes (e)
Goodwin, C W L . Seeet Farts, AVbiWoD, Iwwicb, Sufi
Coodwie. Frank, Carr House. Sandon, SUBord
Coodwto. C , Chifeote Shire Stud , Burcen-on Treot,Stffi [r)
Goodwin, Isaac, Wingfield Abbey, Hatleston, Norfolk
Goodwin. J G.Fjsball Tonbridge, Rest (ti
Goodwin, James T SasdJou Crers, Holmes Chapel Cbea
CoodwA, John Bilstheepe Southwell Notts. ,
Coodwio.s. fyinglOD Court Leominster Herefordshire (r)
Goodwin T B,LowerStanage,BruDptonBnaii,H/ord(i)
Goodwin TbotnasC.LeightotiGTange. Crewe, Cbesture *
Coodaio William Paula Farm, Leigh Tonbndge, Kent (r)|
Goose, G H . Wbaplode Prove Wisbech, Camti
Goose, J J Amber HiU, Boston, Lmn
Cordon Philip, While House Fm . Rmnfield fiecclex Suff
Cordon Stewart M J ^yd» Hall, Ipswich Suffolk t'
Gottinge E P, Fxceat, Seafotd Sussex (tpl
Coist.jobnB Bursceugb Omskirk, Lana
Goseben, SirW H N , Bt , Durrmgtoa House, Harlow,
Shire
Suffolk
Shire
Shire
S^olU
phire
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
peccheton
Surfolk
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shire
petcheroo
SuHolk
petchcroo
Suffolk
SuHolk
Shire
Shire
Shire
Flacfcney
Shire
Suffolk
Shire
shire
Suffolk
Shire
Sblie
Suffolk
j’ercberoD
SJure
Sfo»
1, Rorf
iscoen, bir M H N . Bl , Durrmetoa tiouse, nanow,
Essex (ep|f
Gospel, J R Lowcalton, Stamford Bridge, York ,
Cotbard G , Myrtle Street Huddersfield, Yorks )d)l
Gotbendge C , Mayfauds Farm Romford, Essex *'
Cotobed VV FI , Soiuersbam, St ives Hunts
Gough, D W P pakecbasi Mazior, Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk (*-’
Cougb. E W , Duaclent, Kidderminster, W ores |C
GoulboQme.T > Lown B^tley Fm , Brunsgrove Worts'
Could G , handybrook Ashbourne, Derbysmre • ,
Could J hfootlow Fm , Tissiseton, Ashbourne, Derby fiJ
GOVtD. JAKES, CroiKhlty HalL tytnm, Cbubire , (PI '
Gouldiag Thomas, Temple Sowerby, Penntb, Cumber'—'*
Coukling W C, East Leake, Loughborough Lei—
Gowiog, C G , BravdesWoe Hail, Bloficld Norwi
Gowing C P, Drockdisb Grange Scole Norfolk
Cowing J A , WEeaUcre Hall Becclrs, Suffolk ,
Cnflon Estates Co , Euston Ffalf. Tbet/ord, Norfolkfcipjt
Graham Oavid Kirkstyle Kuthwell CumberUnd
Graham, James Wood Filt.Cooiube Coventry, Via
Graham, K C The Nook, Irthinglon Brampton Cumb
Grahao T. Lodge Farm, Higham, Bury St Edmunds
Suttolk (s| !
Graham W A! Church Farm. Nateing Essex '
Grainger, H , Qilford BcetooSna Yoiks
Giaoger, A W , Afanor Faint, Rirkby AlaJlory, FlinclJey
Craneer, F W 8c Sons, HiU Farm, Drayton Basse
lammirth. Staffs
Grant, Geewge 81 Sons Scrub FLU New Tork, Xancoki
CraBt Willi^ Skinnasd Navenby, Lancet ('’fill
Oianthani, Misses L M AS M , The Kookery, West Krai |
&iUby Line*
Crasshy.J T , Legboro Whitley nr{di,e, \ otks
Craves, Arthur, Debden, Saffron W aJdrn, Essex
r>rave* C, Sewell Houses Southwaiir Larin
Gny, Colin K , Uoundarr Farm, 1 easeubaU, Saxi
Suffolk
Cray, llaxrtdN , Cog Alagog Hills, Cambridge <‘l
Gray, j n , The Moat Halllarbam Wickham Mke.,Suff (/)|
Gray Koberl The Manor Leehiiale t.los
Gxay.T.Geeat Kale Ileckiaeton, Lines.
Gray, Walter CheslP"^*""' v.u.,.
* ives A W & J
bray, Leks
Shtre
Ksekaey
Sb're
Shire
Suffolk ,
} rithfton
Shir*
Shir*
CRE— HAn
HORSE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
217
' ant A<tdms
C mrti \ Denton DenRh-dlnu Lfe<J> ^orlu^flt
< rwJ A M llrcnUngby Mrtton Mowbray Lr ci.
Croen Chai M Bradmoor 1 arm Sorlh Walsham Norf
Cmn D Abbott Occytand llalJ Cotebntrr Lssrx (ri)
rrwn E IWdeaux Fano Great Ch«trriord Luea *'
Green Mn C A MarteUa llall Ardle sb Ls«ea
Grren F H Crocner Road North WaUhaot Norfolk
Green Ld^arR ilaliram Sh npUag Scoir Norfolk
r reen G Blythe Bridge Stokeon Trent Staffi
Green C Saurethorpe Fann KLnoulton Notts
Green I E Catiey I'ark Unton, Cambridge
G reen John \\ ilcott Shrewsbury Salop
Green John R Green End Fann Great Barford Beds
Green John T oolton Ashbourne Derbysh re
Green Jobn W ston Cro f Colchester Essex
Green N I! knobb Farm Bradley Ashbourne Derby'
Green T DesltuGreen Fm Arlev Nr Cosentry Wares {c
Green W Guildroy Sandown Kd Gt \annoulb Norf
Green Wm Stanlorth Doncaster ^orks
Greene Sirs li D Grose Crasen Armi Salop
Oreenslade A T Utte Walden Park Saffron Walden .
Essex (c^)t
Greeewar Amos AlranleyHall Itetsby Warnngton Lance '
Greenwell SvB Dt Mardenlk Woldiogham Surreyfei
GreenweU G Smokejacks W albs W cod O Uey Surrey
Greenwell J B Old Flail Fm Latketiby Nr Lston iTts-i
Creeowicb Hasp tal Estate Holbrook Ipswich ( )t'
Grecowood D Tbe Lod^e/ UWle Fenton South MiUord
Forka.
Greenwood P The Firs, hnutslord Cheshire
Greenwood W Gledbow Lane Roundhay Leeds Yorks
Greenwood W E The While J lous* Bunbury Cheshire
Greetbam Alfred Swinesbead Bridge Boston Unca.
GTesoey Dennis. Cippenham Farm Slough Bucks (c)
Bregory J R Heath Croft Fho Saigbton Chester Cbes
Bregory Joha Ondleston Hall Ellesmere Salop (ci)t
Gregory Mmuel ktarton W nsford Cheshire ‘
Btegoty Samuel Edstaston tUU ^^eo] Salop
Cregwn Luke G ckeistalfe Omskirk Lanes
Gtegtea R Urtdfte Farm BalUm Lytham Lanca.
Cretton Ceorse Tasley Bndrncmb Salop
aSETtOR C0L.BT BOY JOBS Suplelord Pvk. Melton
Mowbray Laei ( pi
Grey Egenon Sri H B Oi OultonPk Taroorley Cbes
Cnbble K cbaid R, Cabnels kfanor Edenbndge Kent (er)
Cnee Thomas Mills ona Bootle Cunbertand (>|
Cnc« W ilium Old Hyton Bootle Cumberland (i|
Cnffn E Alreslon HiU Stratford-on Ason Wanes
Cnifn F W Boro Pea I eterborougb Nortbants
Cnffin J A Milcotellall Stratford-on Avon Warwsfe/)
Cnff ths, Fdaard Hgb Grounds Rectory Farm Broug
baa lennlb Cumberland (Pl
CnlhUts Henry Hapslord Helstw Wamngtoa Lanea
Ciffths Col Joseph St I*eteraTemce Cambs (ep)
Cnfl Chs T Lanioat Bndge Pennth Cumberland
Bngp James Soutb Creake Fakenbam Norfolk
Gnmea A K MRC\ S Kirkl ngton Sou bwell Nolts(p)|
Gnn es Joseph Newton-on Trent Newark Notts '
Gnmea, S C ScaiUiSfe Grange Ch stert eld Derbyshire
Grunsthorpe Lord Easlthorpe Hall Flalton Yorks.
Cnmw9Jd& Sons Eyke Wcndbndge Suffolk
Crmdey Sampson Dove Cliff Koc-ster Staffs
Cnndey Wm AIBop-«n le Dale Ashbourne Derbysh e(<)
Gnssell Col T O Sandle Manor Sandlebeath Salisbury '
Wil s t
Groom B Tho Mount Woodbrdge Suffolk
Groom. H Nortbgate Flouse Warbain Wells Norf(cip)f|
Groom, Herbert, Sunderfanf Farm Uoclung Norfolk '
Groom, Col J L Great Beal ngs Woodbndge Suffolk
Crossnuth John G Ashton Stamford Lmes
Grounds F Dotiald Orpmgton March Cambs
Grounds F K 7 Badgeney Road Match Cambridge
Groves James lleathl eld I ark Sussex 1 1
Grys E J lo Cookley Grange llae worth Sufferfk {<)
Grundy J li Ult e Postland W sbech Cambridge
Guildmg K chard Bushley Farm Tewkesbury Glos (rp)t
Guilford, The Lari of W aldenbare Park CXiver KentfripJ
Guefoed H R Muswell Leys Farm Lutterworth Rugby
W arw ksh re
Guinness Hon W ..Hardwick House Bury St Edaiunds, Suff
GunsoQ Henry Hall kirkby in F unless, Lancs.
Gunter George Hrutbwaite Lodge Wetherby Aorkshire
Gurney SrEustac* WalsinghamAbbey Norfolk (e)*
Gurney Mai ^uintin E BawdesweJ Hall L Dereham
Ntafolk ( *
Gitmey T Hall Farm Rowaharo Atlesbury Bucks.
Gwdbam R.T Cuilden Down Uun Salop (rj
Gwilt Jan es. Ctciwle Worceslef
Gynn Richard 4 Son Trrsley Da -idslow Camellotd
(cp)|
H
l<abbesiam,T Earle Hall LinerJa ,
Hack M South Eao I arm Crowlaisd Peterticrougb.
Nortbants. '
lUdgk ss b If Brea b Farm BelLenughlon Stourbndge
Shire
Sbire
Shire
|utfidk
llack^
Oydesdate
Shire
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shire
Shire
Clyd^e
Cle -elaod Bay
SuHolk
Suffolk
Shite
Suffolk
Suffolk
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
PrreberoQ
Name and Adirecs
Hat e A _ - , -
llaiden John Chcckicy Tean Stoke-on Trent Staffs
Hale M G The knoll Clayden Suffolk (rseil
Haley AlbedA CioteHouse Walton WakefeMAks (rjj
Hall A d: Sons Towton Tadcaster Aorks
Hall Albert W lloighby Rugby Warw cksh n
Han Arthur The Grange Cepn antborpe \orl
Hall Benjarn n Athwell Baldock Herts
Hall ChaHes larkt ate Wigton Cumberland
Hall Cbas. IVinlbome Rornlrr Stafford
Hall David Great Wytnor^Iey Stevenage Hei
Hall L A Ciedenhill Hereford
Half r J The Fount Anslow Burlon.on Trent Staffs
Hall Edward C Valley Farm Mettngbam Bungay Suff
Han Evan Augustus Sherholt Lodge Dunstall Burton-on
Trent Stafford
llaD Forster Humber Ffouse Fann Lanchesler Durban
luu Frank Mansell Park HuIlandWard Derby
Hall C Sheep Close Fans Stdlcnham Flaxton SUI
York
llall George Hrgdale Shap Westmorland (r)tj
Hall If P Rectory Fann Weslon-on Trent Derby '
llaU Hector W Newall Kail Huntingf eld Haleswottb
Suffolk
HaU Henry Htl! Bank Aspatna Cumhetland
llall J W Oipslon Plumtree Notts
Hall EtOfs of J W South Lodge Flaleswoith Suffolk
Hall Jeibn Willows Farm F ndern Derby
Ha I John G Halrsworlb Suffolk
tIaO John FI Dunham Massey Cheshire
Hall JobhU At ddltf tid SlO(kton«n Tees Durham (rtf<) I
Han P Wood Farm Westbury SalM
Hall Capt R S New Hall Tendjing Clacton-on Sea ,
_£**»* (ffp)fl
llaO R W fk Sen Dnck House Canon Pyon Here! I |r )|
Hall Thomas Fall cld House Washington RSO Co Dur
llall Thos Hoton Loughborough Lees
Hal Thomas A Krnnytborpe Malton Yorks,
tun W *R Ddney Dilwyn Weebiry Hereford (ci)
llaU Wi&iam kitby BeOon Norwicb
Hall Wm Dearham Hall Dearbain Cumberland
llaH Wm Kemp Ssa th Yorks
lialam Harry 'llhile Lodge WaIton«n the Wolds Le
llallati Frank House Farm Clapwell Chesterf eld Derby
Hamar E 4 Sons Beton Clun Salop
llambleden V scount CreenUnds Henley<(i Thames
(«>r
Oxon
Sullblk
Ilames Herbert Seacrave Loughborough Le ci
liammersey J C 1 d al House Farm U hi e d Staffi
Ham nonds E A The i lace Farm W ckham Ske tb but
Hamrocnd F W TbeGtange Beyton Bury St EdruunC
Hammond W G W antisden Halt Tunsutl Suffolk
llanUDond Walter Ongais Half eld Heath Harlow . .
Ilamond ^Edward D Waterden House Walsuigbat
Essei
Norfolk
llampshire P H Upperthoog Holoifirth Yorks (f
liampson Wm Booth Farm Admaslon Kugeley '■taffi
llanburv H T Welby Grange Melton Mowbray Lees
Hand lieory Marchamiry Shrewsbury ^lop
Maod John II KrtonFcn Dogdyke Lrncoln
Hand Wm.II Stall ngton Farm BlytheBridge Stoke-on
Trent Staffs
Haodlorth C M Stanley House Uverpool Rd B rkdale
Lancs
Handley E J Melchboume Grange Shambrook Beds
Handley G L. Manor Fann W htead Bedford
Handley J T Ileadlow Sbefford Beds
Handle) S D Kempstou Bedford
Handley Sarowel Kiimeiton Chester Cheshire
Hands G T T Catesby Lodge Daventry Nortbants
Handy A W Haycrof Sherborne NorthJeach Glos (P)j
llankm D Qurnehams Farm Farningham Kent '
Hank ns Chas Wigstbori>e 1^ Oundle Nortbants
Hankins Ernest Llo Croce Farm Manea Cambridge
llannay Mrs A E Coldbayes East Uss Hants (r|
llaDSOo SirG S Bt Eye kettleby Hall, Melton Mowbray
e Yorks,
le Yerks.
Oti
Lews
HansoQ. Taylor Ingbirchworth. Penis
Hanson Tom New Lodge Farm Peru
Ilarcourt Vernon E F Grove Hall East Retford Notts.
Ilanicastle E & Sons KigtonCrenre East KeswKk Yks.
tlardmg A Y\..FairUak Argued Mon
llartliiig F_C Feacote Cnttleton Chippenham W ilts.(cp;f
Hanfmg Frank, Tythby ttTngHam , \otls „
llatding Henry I edge Farm. Atterton. Nuneaten Warvs.
Hardman. IL S Newten Lod^ Farm. Ilardbm. PoultcB
le-F»Jde Lanca.
Shire
Suffolk
Hackney
Hackney
Shire
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Shire
Hackney
Oydesdalc
Sb re
Suffolk
Clydesdale
Shire
Suffolk
Sh^
Shire
Suffolk
Shire
Hackney
Shire
Hackney
Clydesdala
Shre
Shre
Shre
Welsh Pony
Suffolk
Shire
Hackney
Suffolk
PercberoB
lUckoey
Hackney
218
HORSE BREEDERS—ENGLAND
BAR— HEW
\»tn5 and Addrf«a
Nami* and Adders
Hardwick <» B Stone H Us Wans&cJd Notts
Hardy, Chas H Btlham, tJoncaster kdiks
Hardy Thes Ooet Hcsise Crowlaod Lines
llardy&Sons ^^hll^eyFa^ln Whitley Bndje ^orVs
HaT]erea»fS J R D^kstone Park Bur) St Ldmuni
buLolk
Ilarl'Nih Lord, BrcfD’ntJtt Oswestrj Salop (oW^j
Harman Alfred Iventmns Lnf rid ltd Southgate SJiddx
Harper Bros Lr slon ilonse Tanp Sarmundbani Hd
Le slon Suffolk
Harper T J Halstead kssej
Harper J ( I arth Ko/ 1 Cr ck Rugby Wanvtckshire
Hir^r Joseph h rk by 0« erblo v Leeds Vorks
Harper l< Do* Ire" Bathocti Uirkbv Lonsdale Westtoil
Hamngton Thetarlof Flxastan Castle Hertiy
llarnaglon UiUiam Draw Top Brai thwaite Cocker
mouth C tn berUnd
Hams ! rank \V li glhorpe Stairlord Lints
Hams C H Ashtm Abonts Avlesb OiBu'-ks
Harrij C \". Churchford Hall Capel St Mars Ipsutch
Suffolk
Hams < ec. H H hf Id H ton Ts "x
llarris H It S !• 1 ■« or 1 Iletf rd Woe ,,
Harrs JohnW lliani Ua lor ) t rb>ro *b Northaots (}')
.. VI... \\alljn(,f<»d Berks '
Hamt SI It
Hams Ni holal Arte oh It.. .
Harris ]t eii aid Toca ITir I rang (alne Will
Hams 7 H Sudcle) Hail Tonbn f?e Kent
Hams W B <. oons-rea I r
Hams It I Park Lot a e i .
Hams W 1< I 'lerion I ar
Mwk t s if ik
Hamhn Arth r Ha f Was H i
HamsKD C 7h u a
lUrruon ( R I r J C
Mamson ( f H H
Ham'on Oat Ml (
Ham«of H '
Or
ell Slat 0) Cornwall ....
ft CM II hnftld Mx W
11 Dail nghoo Wickbaa
us LiftnnRd Asbbeume
sle> ht ke«n Trent Staffs
k Staffs
at Orton CarUsle Cun b
1 ..... \ous
Sbire
State
Mackcey
Shun
Hackney
Hackney
SullOk
Shue
Shetland Bony
Suffolk
Shire
^ire
Sbire
Ctydesdate
Shire
Oydesdate
Sbm
Sidfdk
Shire
HuDters
Sbire
Shire
^re
Suffolk
Ham>(n Harr Ha v Hall I niry Ocley \orks
Hamwn J As n Ul Moot K jati IVoodhall ho* Lincolnl
Hams t |r •- Hi l I tierwortti Kuebv
' , l«tt
e J an It tvey Itlaod Sotitb
llamKu I Wat r
Benn t 1 vfs
Harruon J If Ms
Hamtcifi J i I auu
Hamsot | I {
Clitb tx 1
Hamssn Ja w I
Himsoc { h L
Hamsi I J hn Su
lUmsot Ml 1 r
I ar 1 -sdall CtlCnsham Kent
I ho e letcTbotough N hints
I r H uo PaythORW Cubvint
I n h It* Rugby Waives ft)]
.1 W 1 1 wt ek Kirkharn Lanrs '
i I Lfuketbain Liarsti g Lane* ,
I V. k King* LS aides Bun
-cal Aihb) -de la Zoutb Lriea
Hitch n Hen*
IfactiM ti & K ),
lUm-n M T W dw wKlafh Watvock
lUmw« Mai tvW Urun anvk Iloise PochlingtcFn Sotka
llamson R Wl i li uie Tami MickletiHd Leedj Vhs
Utmran K B ithwat Hall Oalpbay Boon hoika
IUrr«i M » R \1 Mar Hall Neweastle Stafts
\otks Coach
Sttue
Sbire
Ctydesdate
Shre
Sbitt
Shrte
Shtre
Shire
Shne
^iire
IrKhtfCpn
Shire
Sbire
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nh tumh lrjM|
Harr son W*I rr Colney Hill W slfth Cambs
Jtarrisvo t C H tlvUle liottN-ach Hum Line
HamiP I ) Church Hill I atsn Mutslts Wm
II.— L . < ttenwich lann Ipswich Sullolk
lawigCUw-wn Mellon Mowhras L/ica
I C* lie I arm Lecontell IKsrilev \iMki
rMlooCotrt I.edtnir> HtceforiNhr
•fynies t owed wuUsh CamU
In I yrrs llruicnocth Salop
ntlniry WakelcH >o kt
ISiinnr Caiploitvo llixlfonl
asmiflll lit Irctoo llcottwlcl VVorca
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Sb re
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SiiH Ik
S tktk
ifjrkaey
Hatvie JohnW RiBRsmead Bdstnn Birkenhead Ches
HaitRxtd A AtkwpiA House, East retphoh Colchester
Essex
Harwood Exofs ef H F Tuldmham Ips uh Sufi |s)'
Hastings lord Mellon ConsttMe Norlolk (^P)t
Hastnell G H—Sandwath, Nirkbi Stephen W tn 1 nd (c))
Hatheiion CMC Tcdd slcy Hall P nkridge '
Staffs
Hatton W J U<\iiwatd Richm
Hawes John OaUey Thame Oxon
Hawker I* E Ifaskitis Farm Horton Chipping So Ibury
GJos
Hiwkey H A Son Trevurra Fraddon Cornwall
Hawkey Um C Trrscobeas ^fmor Falmouth ComwaIl|
Hawkins Charles & Sons Downham Market Norfolk
Hawkins | U Aoslowr 8ucton.oa Trent Staffs
ibwkna R J Stinfant in the % ale Fanngdon Berks {e)t|
Hawkina T Gleothoaie Cheslyn Hay Ualsall, Staff* '
Hawksworth C H Cropper Top Ftwall lletbyshfre
Hawkswotth T C Buckwood South Promeoade
Annevon Sea Lancs
Hawibome f F Royctoft Lodge Uttoxeter Staffs
Haycock W Long Furtong Caleibj Haveniry N ; . .
Hajdock J Home Farm North Oekendon Romford
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HajdiMi Dudley Ch ppingCampden Glos '
Haydon H The Banks High Street Carshalton Surrc)
lla)-nrs Jame* North Kilworlh Rugby Marwiekshire
Hsyr Stanley CliurcJi Lanirton Sfkt Hartorough Lett*
Hayr U T Tur Langton Manor Leicester
Hays T Ba^t Half Lfarsion Cambridgeshire CF)t
llavter F W nstone Farm Mroxall lOVV '
Hayton LV E Sandsesfe Farm Barrow m Fume
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Hayward J A Son Badley Hall Gt Bromley Colchester
Essex (j1
Hayward T H Wwlonrtn Nr Casehutch Shrewsbuty
Salop
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lUzeltigg S r A G Bt Keteley Hall BiUesdon Leica (csFit
Head ng Chas The Gables Chattciia Cainbt
Heading Cnwst The Walnuts Tborney Itterhoro N bants
Iteadin* Harold Stanley House Chitteri* Caraba '
BEAStKGTOKBROS CihptnhanCouLSlobfh Bocks fcp)',
Heap Capt L 1 .North Cote Hall Beetles Sullolk (cfil
Heard A.Couitrlaee Ashbnttle Welltglon Som (es!
Hratle Edw n L ill* Mashboutne Tewkesbury Clo* (e)f|
Healb C i W Keele Nev castle Staffs
Heath F S Trttensoi Stoke.oti Treni Staff*
Heath H S Cteat Moose TrflScckCran"e Chwtow Mon
Heath I & Sons Earsham Street Sheffield horks
Heath James Drayton Manor Pmkndgp. Staffs
Heath \\ M Deanery Fam I enltridge Staffs
Heatheoie llenty Top Farm Bunnaaion Etaall E
Heatheoie I N Connin'tonCastlr J eteiborough N 1 —
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Heitley Mit T 0 OBK Woodbnriae Suffolk
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Heeklord VValter Crick Rugby Wanvickshirc
Hedges lletirc R Bushey Grange Fm \Latforrt Herli
He ley Mrs Oseraere* Oltcihuin North mbetlan 1
Ilcdley J Bays Leap Farm Wvlam-on Tyne Nonhumt
IMlicM EmestL Don nglon Spallog Lots
Helliwill G Dore House Fm Han Iswonh Sbeffirld AT*
Helliwell John Nostell NLaktfiel! horks
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Hcnletsou loin Studley Pnor>, Oxford
itcnlersoQ join Studley Pnory, Oxford
IfeSwlenon John F Crookdyke Rockcl fte Cumberland
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ilrpwnrth J H ftSnn DranKcwi Itflnsfow Cheshire
llmfck 1 C J The liodE" Farm Kino Iton VolH
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HIGVETT THEO, St If«i Sudtald Pwk, Veit Derby
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H Ider R Ihrcmhall Pr orj II shop a Stortlord Herts
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II II C Bpsoks IVjnd Cross Venrort Essex
II II Charles H Woo'lbore an Hall Nott nahan
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11 1 Manor Farm rauliea Uns ol Clos
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I II ohn Meadowbv Farm Bndmorth Salop
111 ohn Haselour House Farm Tatnnnr h Stall
t U ohn Moss bray Lodge Chui h Shetson Salop
ill ebnC Oushters d< lluUeill Carl sle Cumberland
111 Joseph Mallf ell House F ndfm Derh (j,
Ml M D Millouahhndfe Lodge Mstkel Drayton Salop
I U I J Bagssoftl Le cesler
II ncV« H T Reyhamllal Le cesier
U nd Bras South Mstham Ccanthsnt Lscs
H nd Rbt ttestburv Manor Tm Peiersleld Hants
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H ne M m W ncle Sfaceleil el I Chesh re
11 id H C Burr II Manor Dedale torks (e)t
II rd Harold E Corr ngham Galnsboroukh Lines
Hird Jos Rose Farm Btouehlon Cockermouth Cumb
lied \\m Sturlon la Steeple Rrl/ord Notts
II tons T I U Lnton Madstone hrni
Hrst U H KermtlMl Worthy Shetl eld Norhs
Letherhcad Shetland Pony
H vas Horaces S X H lIs le erslc
lloare Chas T B enell House
lloare H Seymour Knoyle I!o se
Hoaie S r H nry Dt Sto rhead Z
Hobart Mrs \ SUnden House \t
11 ester Oxon («)
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tiotali Geo Walpole U gheray W sbech Cambs
lloldctoft T Newstead Farm IlIuQlon Longton Lanr<
llolderod T lark! rids Tlttenson Stoke-on Trent
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Ifolden Jlefuy & Sons Manor ifouse Fans) tJ»lon
Ccunsargb Preslnn Lanes
Ilokleti Wm Cross G lU Hurst Green Blackburn Unes
Itoldrt Petty t> Cortton Hall Craven Arms Salop |s)
Holder \V T VrarstonCt ClItononTeme Mores (spj
lloldom J Moor Burgess Fans Glascote Tarawortb SlfB
Holdsseonh F Rothwell Lodge kettenos Northaots
lloldsworth Brg Grn G DSO Clyssde Lewes Ss (ciplt
IMdsuortb Ge^e li M le House Sk pton Yorks
Hole R H Clapeote Cr ttleton CbppenbaD Wilts (rplt
iiolUnd C J t dinaale llcpust Tatswcprih Staffs
Hollaod Geo Blackburst Farm Saahreb Cbesh re
Holland W Cause vay Lodge Fann Thoniey Peter
biMOusb Sortbants
I Holland U A Lillle H net Heath Fm Saadbaeb Ches
iioUely T L Kyecrolt Relfcrd Notts
lloUenden Lofd Hall Place Tonbndge Kent (t)
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bndge SuUolk lU Bartoa. SiprrfoteDd*st Isjt
Holliday John Freest Green Row Farm biUoih Cumb I
Hollidar John K H gbngg Pennih Cumberland (
HoU day joaeph Holme \ ew Caibsle Cumbeilaad (
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HoUier E C Wood Ians Brenlingby Melton Mowbray i
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HolloTMl F L Le ston Old Abbey Leiston iullotk (el
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iMine H & Scnis Thnmby Hacktborpe Penritb
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llolnaes Arthur College Street SuttorKei Hull \orks
llohnes C A &Soa Carlby Grange Stamford Lines
' Burton Lacan Mrllon ^Iowbray Leics.
t Lexedale House Dusston Stafford
if dville Boston lanes
Sa(b) Mellon Mowbray Lees. (c)
Stud Fann PtnchbeeV Spaldng Lints
MU Lane Corel eld Wubeeb Cambs
es IXininglon Spalding Lines
»M PoU ngton Cringe Snatb Vorks
kM SUektoed Boston Lines
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Hopkinson \\ B ??in Farm Tibsbeli Alireton Derby !
HOEfiUBF. W L. Ettioftoa Pk» St»tJorf-e®»A»Mi !
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Horn Francis Tbe Elms BalsaU Berkswell Coveotfr !
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Hornsby R SprttgUose Wigtoa Cumberland /c> :
Horoung J P West Grnstead Park Hotrham Sussesfejt i
HorreK C H Koottmg sirarebrook BedCordsbire t 5
Hotrell FW The Orange 1 borney Peltrhtiroueb Hbanls t
llorrrli J K Mesta'oodftu Peterborough 'i hanta (c>t S
Horsfall M H Penns flaU Erd ngton Btraiiii|ham !
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Hwsf cl ! T \KisonsF»TTn Marten E!aekii«l Lassw {
Hwitm C Ctate Swiadan Wilts i
Hortoo <j J{ Winte bouracBassett Swindon WjJIs (s) 5
Horton J H K bworih Harcourt L cesler 5
Hosken itm Borlase tarth. St Wmn, Bodmin Corrraall !
Hwkng E J H) U Is Scat Wokog Surrey ■
Hosk ns T C Max or I anu Horangton Batb Somerset !
Hotchk n A Suaior lolkneham Ljocs !
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Hotehkus W LlrveUnd Cotrage All btreiton Salop '
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How Johns Uranithns Ware Herts
Huwaril J A ?1 1 dbocoueh N wark bona
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I awl It s J Waipri, Hilcswottb Suffolk ;
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Jlghbard Altwrl tjus ( ange Melton Mowbray Leics :
HuL^nl H I > 11 ms* Jam Freebr Mellon Meswbray !
Lees. '
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Hu ketbv A p \ w 1 arm Bratwood Park Amdd isotu •
Huckna Torkanl 1 uluscnal f^v hoc Ltd Hucktiall !
Notts
HodDcie/m T < anada Fsmi Moresby Wtuiehaven i
Hcidwm ] i< Seal bar House Hompton Knatesbetougiv :
Hunt H C Masf eJd ffrHise Hose Melton Mowbray Leits
Hunt J r Bls-ersdale Hoteringham NotlinchAm
Runt J W The Home Farm Aston in Makerf eld Wigan .
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Hunt nnj WTiatey Mansfield Notts (c) '
Hunter E H ikSons Eton PeterboroueJt Nocthants !
Kuoter Henry Manor House Ktfilon NewcasUe-oB Tyne I
Nortbucuberland
Hunter Jnstah Eraneth Wisbech Cambridge :
HonlfT Wm Swaltowjfrove Farm. Hertford fcK <
HuatiAief eld Rl Hod Lord Heientogham Hall Nr 1
HaUswKtIi Suffolk Ui'it
Huntoigton Mss M Brieklehamptoun Hall Pershorr V\<jr 1
Hurst H r Leckhampstead Books !
Horst } F W ndle St Helens Lancs !
Uurtley Edward Cronborough Warren Sussex (c) !
Husse^ rrrke A E Beck ngton House Farm Deckmgton I
Bath Soenerset
Hustler \\ R Seech H H Bury St Edmunds Suffolk fc) !
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Hnilq P f Jjfltmani Canewdon Rochfoctl Essex: (cplf
Hutley IV H Sultoo Hail Roebford Essex jrtt
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Hj-de W U KoUiRsett HigberSutlon Macclesfield Che*
H)s1oP J K Chlpps House fv ngton Leominster
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Ibboison F R Lang itb Mansf eld Votts j I
Id tea Wtn Homby House Farm Cross Moor Klrkbara i
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II If W M Oakra Manor Wolvetbamptori Staffs (F)tl •
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I Inmao R F eld Houie ckenby Llneoio 1
Innoceot TVs Oiurch Farm Darltcn Newark, Notts 1
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lickvm. Wm .The Ulch, Moresb\,Cunil'«-tUnd
lack«on.Wm ,111111 arm.ShustoVr.HiTtninpham.Wanes
iackaoQ & W ilhatns.Ottnland, Peterborou).!!, Northanu
acebs T , Strelhani, Ut, Camb«
attjwa, John C , RadmTli KaJJcxk Herlj .. (, .
acques.Tbomas, IlodJick harm, Threlkrl I P«nnlh.Cum
aSfird, S R ■ Kenllonl NemnarkH, Suffolk
tpeer. Henn. Sheplet. HuddmfirlJ. \otk»
ames, Mrs Arthur, Colon Hou^ RuKb>,Warvs
ames, Drnm>, hmsianinn, Hunt!
amea, Edwin Hob\. l^icester
amea. I T , IWrkbv Thorre. Barkb^, Lumter
lamea, 1- H .r.riil Farm, MaWem Worea
I amea, Richard, TtTiaaae, St Columb Cornwall
lamrs, Stanleys. Sew Houae, Whitaon, Nrwrort, M
lames, W in , The Mardy, Uandenn), I sk.klon
lames, Wm, The Walh, Caldbrrk, Wiirfon. Comb
>meson, John , Ilcacon Hill IVtikridee, Staffs
aques, Frank. Hrinsworth Rotherham \orka
aquea. Geo , Red House Farm, Ipauach, Suffolk
arrold, E . Rose \ ilia Stutton. Ipswich, Suffolk
ay, J R , Mill Farm. Fo.Thall Rd , Ipswach, Suffolk
.efeara.WiUiamH , Wilton House, I'ocklinaton hor'.. ..
lefheraon, Joseph Townport, Brampton Carlisle Cumberland I
' 'fferaon, Thomaa, Hayner, Silloth, Cumberland («■'
•tfery.J^ H .HiRh Park Farm, Smithy Houiea Derbj
tffery, Tbos ,The Riddmga, Cubley, Sudhuf), Derby
:ffne«. Geo , Grange Farm, W etheringaett, Stowmarki
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i tlfs, Bobl , Hii*ferd Hall, Ktlsby, Wattlntcton Lanes
enes, G J , Lodge Famt. Bruigton Rd , Long Buekb
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Icnkins, Col A E , The Pnorr, Wheraell. Andov
Haota
Leekiet W ,H8plesi5r»enFami,Alinele),Eirdisley,H<rel
lenkiaaoD, J E , Intake Fann, W resale, Setbv, \orki
Jeekinaen. R A Sons, Marab Ffouse Fam, Thoniton le<j
F>Ide, Unci I
i epion, Sam, Cunthnaite Hall Farm renislone, \ocka fp)
eney, The Earl of, Middleton Sionev lliceatcf, Oxoo (<)'
ersTilae. Ma] & Mrs , Hemard Park, ibaingatoke ,
Hants (etpAf
7E8SOPP. A. Lctliia Hall. KlBf'a Lru. RortoU <<>>'
} tttrrt,J £ .Sbelland, \c Siowmarkel, Suffolk
ilcrsf,Chaa J M , Ixworth, Burr St bdmunda Suffolk
i(geas,J li.WasenevL^ge.Iiurgaie Diaa VorfoUs
illinn.C 1 .The Grose, WestCrteling Needham Market
Suffolk
i inks, Win .Church Faftn tfinahuIlVcftian, Crewe Cheshire'
ebliDg R L., HighamDjkea Reweast1e«n Ttne N
Jockes.Club, The, Portland Lodge Newxnarket Suffolk (si
Joel, Mrs. J H .Chlldwick Bucy. St Albans, Herts <pi
Johnson, A , Bum Park.Cottingham Torka
Jehnaon.A B .Culpho Hall, Ipswich Suffolk «l
Johnson, Alfred, High Street, March Cambs
Johnson, Allred Top Farm. Morlcy IVrb)
Johnson, B A Co , Lfd , Fficklcgale, Fork
Johnson, Mrs £ R .Codwickliall.TitiU shall KingsLynn
i,E W , BolheHallFarm.Sawlcs, Derby
i,G A.FliIlFann.Halsham.Hull Forks
1, Geo , Fur Langlon, Leicester
lohoson. Geo , W harmle) , Ffexham \orlhumb I
lObnwn.H H .RnsevMle, Attooncy Rd ,Selb». Forks I
ohnson. Rev J H .Cops hold. Partridge Green, Sussex
ohnson, J H, Hatfield Poncastcr Forks ,
ohnson J R . Brandon House High Street, March Cam
ohnsonl] S.ffook House Cioole Forks I
ohnson J T, Sutton St Edmunds Wisbech Cambs
ohnson J W .lliockley Wood BolsovcrCheslerfield.Derbyl
ohnson, James North hilworth Hall Kwgbv Warws I
ohnson, John ft , llantress Farm Walloon Tyne VFimb
ohnsoo, Joseph. Tunnell Farm. Barton Moss Palncroft
Lancs
ohnson. Keg. Flora Hall Bartow Bury St Edmunds Suff
iohnsoteW .smdFarm.Rushbun Church Sirelton. Salop
ohnson. W H , Southfield, Roos Hull. Forks
johnsen, W illiam. Causes Hall, Beamish, nurham I
Johnson. Wra , Heath House, Longnor. Bualon IVrbs-sh |
Johnsorl, W m , Rectory Farm, Bal Jerton Newark \ i"$
I ohnston,Mrs.A .WoUin House F arm.Mobheclex Cheshire If)
ohnston, larpea. Grange Lane Farm, W easertam''*s~*"~'
ohnston James Hams Dyke Farm, Whilrhavei
ohnston John, WeaiglU End Farm. Hamngtm. .
ohnston, Richard L.. Sandmth, Whitehasen CumSeTland|
on T .Tam Lodge Farm. Heads .Nook Carlisle, Ci
cn.Thoa . Brooke Priorr. Oakham. Rutland
one, F_ J . flumwucid. C.roorabridge. Rent
one, James, Hollbum Cruft, Longtown. Cumb
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Name and Address
i oTlille, kliSsE M , Heminglord Park St Ives, Hunts
oHiffr FI G d- W J , \ af/opi Itouae. Shofwff. I O W
Dity.Crorgr.Collam Hall, I'realon. Lanrs
onn^ A , Quarry I atm, Golatone, Surrey
ones, F ,Tbe Park 1 m . Herrin cton, Leomintlcr.Hcrefo
oars, F F .Cliftoowm-Teme, Worca
aora, F M , Dears Farm. Knollon, Ellesmere, Salop
I onea. F U . fturcher, TItlev. Hereford
ones, G . fVIburyr.Cratm Arms, Salop
oflea, MaJ il .The Lima, Brandon Suffolk . . ,
Ofws.ll G , Downford, tfayfiell, Sussex ( AF)t
oora, Henry P . F aior Court, ifoorhampton, Hereford
one*. J , linggingion Hall, Al lerburvShrewxbury Salop
Ionea, T C.Trewerpan Uanganun, Rossdm Wye, Herefd
tones, I l{ .Elite Farm, liieh Lrgh Knotsford theshire
Jones,) J Salford Court. Clffton^n Teme, Worcester
f oaes, J Nesrton, Bradley Hoibc, ReddiIcb.Worcs. (0)1
ones, J FF . Byford House, Bridge Sollars Hereford (c)
ones ) FVvnn.RedehamHallFarm Burllnw Surrey
i onea, John. Big Xtaidy Hengoed Oswestrr, Salop
ones, JahnEd .Low-grFnj , liabbci'ey, Pemfesbury, Salop
ones, /os T . RSydygttx^, Cbifbory, &Iop
ones, Percy j^o, Stockton Court Worcester
ones. T F , Hasrkstone, ^een's Dnve Walton, Liver-
Jones, FF H , Home Fann. Chilton, Thame, Oton,
Jones, FV U , Warkwortb, Banbury, Oxon
Jones, FFalter H . Morgan Hall, Fairfoid, CIos
Jones. F\m .Glanrafon, Llanyblodwe’ Oswestry, Shropshire!
lubb. F F\ Tte El^, Darltoo. Notts.
Kay AlfredH Stamford House. Adcriey Edge Cbesblra...
hay, Frank A Cuekney Manlield Notts '
Kay.J Turner. Augbten. Sheffield. Votks .,i
Kay.) A Ravenscroft Hall Fbddlewicb Cheshire UffA]
Kay^Ja^, Musbreom Fam, Edenfield, Mancbaterj
Kaye. A
Kaye, J . ..
Vorki I
F^ye.R FV. Wnerton Hall, Notts _
Kaye.T II . Liltlcbeck, St Andrews Bungay, Sufft/k
Shiro
Sbir*
Shire
Perchetoo
Sufi^k
Shire
Shire
Shire
Sbirg
Kearsley A. Field House Slohesley. F'ork _ ^
KeeWe A W Fen Farm. UurtuU Ipswwh q nHr.*o -
Keeble Edward J Great Oakley Hall, Harwxh. Es« .•<
JOHN B. ft SOTS. Bractham tfiv, ^
Keeling JohaW, Waterfafl Leek. Staffs. _ -
Keen. I C. Reydon. WaDgSord Suffolk _ 7
Keen Ralph T , FV eslbury lub Mendip, ^ i.
Keene R H, Westfield Ffedmenhaia, FfE^nw isncwr .JT. X
Keenleyside.M Abbey Fann.Sfaofiai.LisrfmrRt'^ ~
Keer Kaytnond Great Dealiags lUXW'a'a^e^ . -*"^7 -
KeuUee Gilbert, Bleak HouS, "
Keiib. Alee, Sandboe, Hexham, "*■ — ^
Keitb.E.C.Swanton MorleeHiwwe v- p- i ~
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KeUaU Mrs O M , BetturwH EaT -p-—
KebaSV'F . Halmerend IU2. -
KelsalLFV D Greenhalgh -
Kembetly.A E.. -•
KeiDp jeseph. Bank Half i<t- i
Ketnpief, J J . Market l\'
Kemi ut er , C B, W est Fe
Keod^^ Janxs. Bowter jU-r .
Keadrew, Cwgr. Elm Ha*,
Keanaway.O,. West
Kennedy. Lead rha.
GoRbesiee. Laser ' "
Kennedv, D , Togby, Lnwe^
Kent FValter. — -
Kerr, W ~ “
Kernecd,
HORSE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
hey Jl G Manor H<M!5e Msitem Ga n^botcMsh Lines t Shre
Ktytnrr S U The R«1 House AWerie} Ed^e Cbesll re [ Sn rc
Reyworth G E Kinoultoun Nottingham Sb t«
KeynortJi R \V^ Costock Loughborough L* cs Sfure
Kidd JostphC K en bifipin Ho Dacre j*cnnth Comb If) Oydesdate
K dmr Capt A W Colton Norwich NortolJt (cflf SuUolfc
hKinrr *tarDn«l "nieEIms Mhrrton ScTtnereet (c$l Shrt
Kniston F SL Manor tarm U ngrave A>lesbury BKks Shire
K Urn R H Macorlann ramnKtonGurney Somerset;^) Shoe
Kil ck W li Hankelow Court Hankclow Santw ch Qies Hackney
hilljDgliaek A. E Oli Hall farm Rayne Essex Shire
h Uxngrai A R J Ivv House Darllcpn KeivarW Notts Sbtre
Kilpatnck James Jr Hawkngg House \V ftoo Cumb p} Cljiksiiale
Kinibtll Laton, Great Bnngton Northampton Slate
Ktcnberlei UheEariof VVitton Park North U ahhant Norl Hackney
Kimnell T H Pcemt Farm Boaiton Uanbury Ojon Sh re
Kindred A.G Hgb House Cramsiord Framljnjhan) Suff Suffolk
h ndred M Pound Fann Great Clemham SaxrouodbaTn Suffolk
buf/olk if)
K n” A G Bctlworlh Lane Bedworth Nuneaton \Sarwi^ Shire
ESfO AintED CHARTS Braishtield Bfatior Booxey
Ha tt. ( p)
R ng B h RuJuoere Hail Ipswich Suffolk fj)t tattUolk
I ng Ldw n P Shustoke Cole h 11 \\ m-s. Sb re
Kng 11 Jl. Crabam House Newmarket su/folk (a) Shire
1 mg Herbert AUt rton Ifo ve VVoodhtvJ* SufWk feijt Suffolk
K f " tohn Klngdand ! arm D jtnDParsloe Bucks Sb re
Kng jobti D 1. hons lirooD Bitgl suade Beds < ) Sbire
Kiria 1 h non F n Langn k B^too L ncs Shre
K ng T Slockinc Fann taJewU lira kky Northanfi Shte
I mg \\ Ho las Fann Shustoke Coleslull Bmiughani | Sbre
Maiws (<|
K ti'Bton Mrs C I> nethnrpe Pettbowugh Nortbants Shte
K ngieeU II J Bow G aw* X IMS Dwwt e»» } Sh re
h nnisoti A 't Abbe Gen Ltek Staffs Sh f«
Kb»> j L Los «k r iajB Nirihw cb Chesh re )' SI re
Klrtj^L Sou h Ore niiJIs Medlar w ib Ueshaoi Kitkham bbire
K tbi Hqi viootSd Woodplutnpioo PTeston Lsne* Sbre
Iviik C A Ma s t nri rb Spilsbv L ncs (c) h(ur«
Krk J \% bfsilord ff iioq Moworaj Leceslet (e ) Sbire
Kttk John JuM Manor kaiai tWoughMsn Dtwgb llackney
I Sorks
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K rh p I M \J L I rpefh North Farm. Beamsh SO Clydnd^
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KrWood J \\ Roes Hull \orks Sh re
Kaby Lharlei M nlngfon Cambrdge Sbtre
KlchuiBll Itelr e Great A) SO \ tks <<) Cle eland Bay
I tell IV J R Apil Riul*« f ansi Gteaf A s A i otks Shre
K tth na John lira hsoipe Hall pari ngton Hurbaoi bh re
K tchina R H sale P kerng horki Yoiks Coach
K Uw M H \ son Ardrj st traage Ji cu tel Shrt
Knaaus rhii t I tit Fata Viartkt Vosks klevtland Bay
Knapton f t Th Hall South KtRe 1 ne» Sb re
heieht V K M t i la flal Nr l)»s Norfolk Suffolk
Keu ht t » wpn gwcllanc Don aster York. Ha kney
in* ) im t I R « n* K ft* s L Oft Norfolk H* 1 nry
1 0 hi Isaac Corner Farm Aveky l.»jex Sbre
Kiiiclil Mrs J If H Huu r MaddcwCrewe Chethre<f|t Sbire
KneSt Halpb t. btn kla ds btowmarket Suffolk (<)f Suffolk
Kngtt S Gl« tborte H pshire BUckbus* La.-vot W^kibL toof
Kta eht \\ A riellaii Walgmr Northampton (r) Sbre
Knolbs I J i’ark Ha Le^h Stoke on Trent Staffs («) Sbre
hrotbt M LauoderslV .utl I arm haixlotv Slatlocd ^te
Knork JI k Mrndlettuun Hal Stowmaikrt Suffolk Sbire
htijrk J a Bolt ford Needham Marhei Sullolk Sbire
Kn wk» C itak Jl use J »rm tonder Green Nr Sbre
Lancaster
Knowles J lioc ih Bank fair Agilen ARnncbam Cbesb { Shire
hoowles, F I Row OtreoFatm fisbwKk Pretton Lane*.! Shre
Knowles Johu MuKlk rborpe york (Sbre
Mt t\0 out TO Mtttwood Maetoey
J-rnril bun Manchetter Unc* t
Nn "'I t R Kay l.dnasi m laadge BiaiUtord Derby (oH 1 Sb re
Kiw^lfs ti A^n Lat B Hall Gomnarih I’reston Laon>,| Shire
holinsnejrr P Oil fjuatty Hall Bktch ngley Surrey &)( Sbe^nd FBoy
Kong F A Tj-iuiiham House Newport I agnell Bucks 1 ilackner
Lbbram M KlupWi tawlge North KUworfh Rugby Sbre
A J, Martini FarTO MiJburton Ely Camhs ^ Shno
Jb ■mat M Ikwr/yrt. GU Unf Con bctland Ujdesdah
WIBO ALBERT TaettaMir SoaSOB DoBilable Be3j \eri ijiJra
Lak* t IVMhceHoyw bireiion bufli Sbre
Utah IdmuM B^mMuof Uphook IlJoU Shire
• . } ^wMeilJ ndFarni ColSeotooe Oarlioetoo Dur CtyikedaV
N J ., F.a<l FVeihatn beaVwRn Soechwtnb CVydesdak
Lamb Kelwn Ijilk* I eofrtn ‘vwjth Mdtotd S otki Shre
laiiel. T..Kinnefront eeetiFartD K tmertoo, Chester Che* Sbire
l^ob um,< rsnee larm. Ikvrrcciei fuiion) Noli* f Sbre
I r Jl-inSey Hall \for>lt rklge Viffolfc Gl SetMk
L»'r*'ert J.M Hrnt»eoufh )||3! liai Surr Oion SMre
l-an-ltkk J il Ikyolro IVtethnnsusb SottJuiBtS Sbre
I a ntf>c i r, >w»twrty i atnibnroush Lines. Sh re
1-au, rg J G 1 111 LUefc Spat ! sf Luiea. bb re
LdnCAster L. lastherton Park rarm Aberford, Leeds Yks.
Lancaster lY TuUocb Keelb; Manor Biockieytby Lmes
Laocatter SSo* Wcstbeldt Pann Harbury Leanunglou
Spa Warw*. (r)t
Lander J \ T.Supnycroft Vlelimeton Salop
Lane-Poc ^ G R Brtuabats Park Boston Spa Verks.!
Lao; JafncF Hmse Eve SuRolk
Laogtey Evan, Ridley Bank Fann Tatpotley Cheshre
LaoifUO P Je Streatlam Mest Ditlngton Durbaia
fan ham It B Churcb ram BIcpKorton Attleboro Norf
LantbuTf A HiUf eld Compton V erney Uarw ck Uan s
Lapisb J H Bloom Hill Fann, Castifngtori Ccough \ks
Xarsen H. O QuintoB IfiU Fans VVallbais Abbey
Heru IP)
lascHlct V scount. K C, Goldtbroroush Hall Knacet (
bofongb Yorks (c)t
Usf C J HiotpeHaU Horsham, D ss Norfolk 5
Latbani H J Crescent View Hall Bank Buxtou Derby 1
Laughton, JohaR Antral House Farm, Sdwick le-Sircet S
Doncaster Yorks
Langhtoo VV , K asbeilcy House Potkbngton ^ orks. S
Lavender A J Crapmore Farm Mapea Cambrdge i
Lavertek A G Cat^ lie Soilttiead Ay.> OarlingtoR Durb £
Laiv Arthur ^vard Newbwo Petefb^ugb N bants J
Law BdsranJ \tiiloa House VVaterfodt Maoebester Lancs f
Lawrence E H Fir Farm Magdalen R ng a Lyon Horf ‘
Lawitence C R South Uyde Mithoo M& wen Wocss f
Lawrence Wm , HoUinp Kill Mathooj Malvern \Soics I
Lawrmsnn T &ronkfyFm Pilling Garstaap Lanes RF) *
Lawson Ceorec Newb} Clanbam Lancaster Lancs a
Lawson J R StanUy House km. \'.tetoa Kvl**™ *
Lwet I®)I
Lawson tfatthew Cockerham GantaogJLancs ;
Lawson Um OxcloreFsrm Coekertoa Djclbgton Dram t
Lawson Thomas tilnasion Detby =
Laycock T Uukrigg Paik Kendal WrttmorSand (t) s
Laycock W N Hoylon Castle Retford Notts e
Lea J Marstoa House Nuneaton llarwickshtre
Lea ^omas The Springs Clltswieit Salop , *
Lea rtm \'mibofa»!cy Ha J M ddievnch Chester Cnw |
Leach George Wilbertoss Tprk ;
Leach Gilbert D Morcoti iPPiftgham Rutland t
Leaf S Sheep Maik Fann CrockrylUl NwlL 1
LeMi S The Bury Cteat Cast eld Dunmoii E$»ex •
Leamtomh James Mirk i ra t i Henflev Caichesier Esj •
Leconfield 7i«Rt Hon Lord I etworihHouse PefwoHh «
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Lee F T t\oo<lty Reabng Berk* 1
Lee Georg* A T atesbury House Calfie TVilts .. . »
Lee Henry Sia/iford I/aJfway House Sfiremburv Salop »
Lee I N LowRa ley Kelloe Dutbam j
Lee J P TlttFarm Bentley Dontnaltr Noth* -
ICTHORSWIN SWaelaad* AmoliUe Skipkon la Crtera i
Lee R F Will cote UcAise SitaMocd-oti Avon Wacwatfffli *
Lee Rbt P O tfe Rank rietcebrfdgr Datl ngten Dthm '
lee Mil am Bisnloei Hall NewSeaham Co Darbam J
Leelcr r ASons Parcel leterborouch Northants
TbAdukeol Lto nhvCa\tl« Qedale \orlij \
Leefe Tho* Frylon ftall Stlacsbv Malton Lorks (ct) ^
Lees Erie WooSow Buxton perbisnte ;
Lees Herbert New Hou«e Farm Warwick ;
Lees J J Jr Bailey nattFm Farfeld Buxton Derby .
Lr« S oaey Taehbraok Leatmagloa Warwlcksh re , ;
Lees Vt TW Retford, Notts I'l ;
Lees W J Ilealhmte I arm Viarnick ;
Uggat* 6 \S BUftkney Dales SI xnould Lincoln ;
Leggs**' Hrtifv IXifffykf Lincoln ;
Legate S &Sofi Ikigdjke Lincoln *
Leegate Hatter New fork L ncoln , . .
Lesee Lady Joan Three Hamniera Cover Heath Molver •
hamr’lon Staffs , , ,
Lech AMR Adi ngton Half M cctelfelf Ch'Sh re
Lecnief Rt lion TheLarlof K C \ <? CMC l/olkh.im .
ftall Norwich Norfolk ,
Leighton S.mutl Hjochureh Slokemo Trent Slalla ;
Lenloo rcoege f r mp on Honllnglon I
Lejipcr A T Jr I nmerr Buck ngham .
Leiwr Charte* Newlon Purcell Buekineham .
Lester PTAAW Rerwood lloiolph UijiJoO \Vln*low •
li tks ,
lister Oliver Lecktams eid Bu klnr) -im :
Leif ) W Scarc/etl orpe Manor. Malton forks fff) *
Lever Robert TliOTOton Hough Chester Che*h re j
LevrSley II AT Musloo IS ilrsfortl Notts . „ .
Leel T Grove farm M ihiw Erdoglon B rm ogham .
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Lerif f WIFami Manea CambrMce ,
Leielft Hms ffolhcook Ipswlcl w ffolk t‘l ;
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Name and Addrrsi
Ixna-John Pelham Court Swaniev Junction Kent Sh re
Levna L<«i» Manor I art Cr ck Kugb) Mar»» (i) Site
L<«ta R A Sons Warton Carntorlh Lanct Sh re
Levni Richard K Trclvo n Hall Osurs n Salop SI re
Lewis Thomas New House Hang bb) Mon le) S4i re y
Lewihwaiie J N Dean CocLcrnuDuln Cu kerland Cljileadale
Lidses Mm. Hardwick House Hanb t) Otou SI re
Uthlloot John Ikwiess Burfh b) San Is Cumberlud A^jdestlale
Lightfoot Rbt IVjwn ss-on Solwaj I i kbr de, Cunb Cl>il sda e
Ltliord Lord Ltllocd Hall Baruw ll IVteibiMous) Slire
Norlhanls f *
Lncoln H C Chandlers Pm Newlo Hotman Sort h Suffolk
Norfolk
L ncolnslure Tl e March oness of Daws Hill H o,h \t Hackney
combe Bucks ( t
bandies, H 11 11 rkwood Nortnanlon Torks Sh re
Lipdiey Reuben Scho ecroft rarm Ilatles lorks Sh re
lane J K Stoke Road I m Le ebton Buaaard Beds Sh re
Lancs H N ladl nsion Ampth U Beds Sh re
Unci W L Hillesden Buck ogham SI re
lansatd A Madd nghamCl K I cton Lindsey Lsnes Sh le
lana U George Sulb> Rugbs Warw cksh re Shite
Lannincton J E Atheriieldfin Chale Ventnor lOW s) Shire
lantcru J J Ulackahroom Pm BrdeUowe Desun (ij Sh re
last C 'V A Sons Northf eld Farm W ue Oxon Shire
L Her John Fa r Bank Plunipton Prnrjtb Cun brrland Clydesdale
Lister Joseph Low Dike Caitrrlen Pn ih Cu brrland OydesJale
Lltcbf rid r MblePami Lilllr Shelford Cambr dge Shire
LtlcMield J Holl npton Bra Isford Detbv Shire
lattle Mrs Annie Oulton Hall M g on Cun betUnd Clydesdale
Little Charles Low Moor House k rkhan pton Cumh Oydesdale
Littie D Capon Hall Fano Lpleatham Maiskt by the- Clydcvdale
UtUe Lroesl Mm, Ros»rtceoRh Krkbrdf Cumberland CUdesdale
Utile C P Eietreen Peterborough Northanti Sh re
Utile James K rkbride House Krkbrde Cumberland Clydesdale
Uttle John Canuerbeugh kjkoswald Carl sir Cumb Clydesdale
Uule loKPhMnEht Moss de Crosby-on Ldrn Cumh Oydesdale
UilleiohBS John ArseottFarm Holswortty Deion t Sh t«
Uitletoe Jons Jr OrkleyKall Aipatr a CumbetUod Oydesdale
UtUetoB M Tttffry Bodm n Cornwall Shire
Uttleten M J_ Helland Barton Qodm a Cbmwail (a) Shite
UUlewood G, The Green Ease Markham Newark koMa Shre
LiviaintoD Jatos* Liwloid H U Rugby Msr*-Kkshiie Skie
* UeweUyo SrLmard Malpas Court Newport Mon Sbte
Lloyd Arthur MhiuereJIall Colesh U Marv ckshire {<)t Shre
Uoyd Mwatd Delian Farm Crew Green j-otd Salop Shite
Uoyd Mrs P M Mood Hall Norton Moroeater Shetland Pony
Lloyd John Astwick Manor Hail eld Herts lel » re
Uoyd John Mrrnbury Santwich Cheshire Shre
Uoyd Capi L.W Tayeoham Norfolk Suffolk
Lloyd Softnan R Maleot Cb rbury Salop (sp) Shire
Uovd yV 111 ddyn Rrndoya CreatSaughall Cheshire Hackney
Uoyd M W Shelvock Ruy ton XI Towns Sal^ Sh re
Lobbry W Renev lie Spaidiagton Howd<^ East Yorks ^ re
Lock C E Bomere Farm Bayslon H 11 Nr Shrewsbury Slure
Salop - _
Locke Ltd (Newland) St John s Coll cries Nor Shre
Lock™*?! LpwoodHouse Caleiham N alley Suirty Shre
Lockett John HoUstrad D sworlb Derby Shre
Lockhart Alex Hrosd Moor, Dourlon-on ibe-Water Glos Suffolk
Lockhart John FeciT bm SudtxiUfne Orfotd Suffolk t Suffolk
Locklev C Summcrhili Fm Mhilgreaye Staifoid Stalls Sforc
Lodee lames TobyMo^ Dcnby Dale Huddersf eld YTis Shre
Loew-ensiein A Thorpe Salcfii lie Melfon Mowbray^ lUchney
Lofih^ure J Hall Farm GoldhMger M th^ Essex » re.
Lofthouse Tl os Ch ngle House Goosnargh Preston Lancs Shre
Uflhouse Mailer D shoplhorpr Totk » re
Lokt Mill am li^bum Lrifihtoft Doisatd Beds Shire
Lomas ] M Mrslon M U Shipstoo<pn Stour Mora (*)1 Shre
Lomas John T Bulley Cottage Preslburj Cheshire liackney
iSnas Mm kngslcmdae UuXton Derbyshire Sb re
Lomax C N Trapprs CUytonlUll Arerngton Lancs Shue
Lomax John Cbrswardmr Heaton Bolton Lancs Hackney
Lcog Edward NV Duntcpti Fakenham Norfolk SuilOlk
Long I The Poplars Ashbockng Ipswich Suffolk (rs) Suffolk
Lonebottom C. A boresi Hill Motksop Notts Shire
LoDce Capt U I» Abbots Hall Stowrnarkel Sullolktrpjt Suffolk
H \\ H Tbedd n Alton Hants (pit Suffolk
t^grigg, J D Hotoebano Diteh ogham Bungay Sufft Shire
looKSUfi J Q Dunsbv Granee Bourne Lancs Shire
Lonrworlh Thomas A Iatk%illas M ddlelon Lancs Haclney
l^sdale TheLailof Barley Tboiyte Oakham RutJandfpl Shire
Lonsdslr The I ail of LowtherCasUr Penrith Cumbfcit Shre
Ixdsdalr DeCountrssof Lowlher IVnr lb Cumb (ri) CkselaadBay
Lord J T Matlham Mellon Mowbray Lcicl Shire
Lord Carl S R. Newbus Grange Neasbam Nt Darlmg OesetandBay
ton Ihithani (c»)
Lord T HUlopLro L lllrboipudi ilanehestrr Lanes (»> Shire
Loll Isaac, 10 The Wmue Colchester Lssex (ri) Shirr
Loll I G MoodgatfS Last Bergholt Suffolk {> Suffolk
Loud 11 A Son Ihimplaitn MN tlotd Aim nster Devon Sbne
Loir Mrs N Mslcol Slalhan Nor. th Norfolk ^folk
Loyerock J H fhuicburch Koad Rugby Marws Shire
laiy-rit 1 C h & u bury Le ghton lluiiard Beds SbCir
Lowd n James MU barm Melnei Norfolk Va e
Lowe C M Mbeelmk Heath Lm SanoUch ChrsLin £hirc
Lour R iJoolhs Bank rarm Morsiry Manchester Lancs
Lowe S J Pfuimcntlarm Ma slirld Notts 1
Lowes Lduatd Bruotn House llallwh stlc Norlhunb I
Lowick S Little Hr ng on Nortlampion Northanls I
Lowe) Walter Marwnotl < range Barnard Castle Durham <
Lowlier Capt ]ol n U M Iton Castle Reclc.fr Noks (r) I
lowlier T O Towiend i arm Las ngion Lolius lu i
Cles la d \orks
lowth a Joseph S»lby Chyll t>co b Carl sle Cumb i
LOTD A THOS Locldatt House WtAltuie Berks. <c pit '
Lucas Albert b The Manor House Stowe Mecdon
NorUants (cit
Lucas r Lt gl Ilarlon I illalon St Mellon Cornwall (c)
Lucas J I Moodlocs Manor Warw cksh re
Luck n 4 O fol I M slorouyh Grr o B ngsburst Sx (cjt -
Luck o C A Son Jliakeha iy I lace Pulborough Sussex
Lucock K Be rry Dale Parm Stainbum Morkngton '
Cu aberland (cl
Lucs Mn *0 Lambert St London Rd U ernool Lancs
Ludcl Dgioii H T Mellons AshJon Saffron M’alden Lsx
LuddnstoO J L Vkall ne on Hsll Kris’s Lynn Norfolk '
Lud I ngion Joseph M Boughton Lodge Moulton Park
K oeslIiMpe Northampton Northanls
L k cs P J Sh ngle Hall Sa bndgeworlh Herts
Lukes F N Chambers Man rFarro Epp ng Essex
Lun b Jos pi Koseft JI H dde si rjd T Dries
Lumb T B Don ngton Spald ng L ncs
LunI A The Morrey Show ngton i ark Audlem Chesh re
Laipoo Arth trCrrenhow Roundlay Nr Leeds Torks
Lusty Mm J Sal vay House Woodford Crrcn Essex
Lyell Mrs M E Mays He Ncslon Chesh re
Lygo T P Medbourn* Market Haiboiough Uescs
Like W R Lawtonbi ry Leom niter Herefordshire ic)
Lyncb Edward C Cilbrrdyke East Yorks
Lyoo Arthur F llraihlieid Crowoombe Taunton Som
Lysagbt M R Casllrford Chepstow Lion
McAlister Joba Brtneote Hal) Tii^ Stafford C
UacAndrew, E C Pallisgbunt Daysarda Honbaia^x (c)t S
H Arthur Archibald Stohebury Bunt orjetd Kerta (pit S
Macaulay Thos Spains Hall Vyfitld Ongu Eticx (pi L
M Bryde Oswald M J’egswood LIocv Morpeth H umb (cn (
McCl ntoeb Dr J The Grove All Strettoa Church \
Stretton Salop
MacFarlane Mrs Phoemce Farm Great Surrey !
MeG hben \V Crwe* Fam Cotan In the Elaa Durtan i
on Ttent, Staffs
LbeC bboo G J>eanecy Farm Rangemcre Burtoa-on Trent !
Staffs
MacCowaa Robert Hyde Fara Ingatntone Buex S
McGrath Lire., Barnwell Castle Peterborough Northanu. J
MeCteety R. L Snowell HiU Templecombe Somerset i
Maebell C D Parks de VVoodJand Grove Leeds korks 1
Mc LIwtai th Andrew Cafflpbelllirld St Albans Herts 1
MACtl(T0SH.S.PMbnr7 BeicalaRd DorkfogSurreylcsplt f
McIntyre A Buriord Ijne Farm, Lymun Cheshire !
Matlver Colus BlaisdCiB Hall Longhope Cloe. I
Mack Mt R tVitton Had Nrewich Norfolk t I
Mackaoesi A J Little Billing Norlhampioa Nhants, (c) !
Mackaoess C 1! Pnorx Llarston Bylield Morthacts.
Mackasess, J C The Beeches Badby Daventry N bants, i
Mackaoess Samuel Cesleraover Rugby Warws 2
McKay tV H iher Farm Stanley Chippenham, Wilts.. 2
MacKrnaie W D FawIcyCoutt Heoley-oa Thames, Oxon. 1
MacKereth Henry WbitUngton Kirkby Loosdale W mland I
M K e Colin J Brisco Hall Longtowu Cumberland t
McKmUy John, The Grange Farm Binley CoventtyMal '■
McLaren Ales. P Tbe Warren, Crougbtoo, BracUey '
Nerthants. |c)
MLarm }L O., Lumley Grange, Fence Houses Durham (P) j
MLateo Wm Thorpe Them In Stockloo-on Tees Outbam <
Maclean Larhlan SuMarya Hall Rochester Kent )
Uaclean. T B Gravesend. Kent ‘
McLeod Llaj Norman, The Tborue BertihampsteacL Herts. :
McManus. M L, Ream itUls, Ourehead Laiu^ Blackburn
UacMillaa,A NyaManorFaim Northaw Potter’s Dar.Mx. :
McTurk. A-. BUslca, Lppmgbam, Rutland (I)
Maddever £ J., North Kilwcrth, Rugby WaTw
Maddism, N J., Nexth Kilwortfa LfuL Rugby Vtarwv ..
MadcJry S. A W aters L pten. W cUingtoa. tsalop
Magee Thomas, Lower House Heatcra. Boitoo, Lancs.
Uaggs, F J.. Roundway Deviaes. M du. ^ ~ (rlj
mSAt Allert. Beoley Reddilcli. M cres. _
Mam. W W.,Th*Loidgv Great Oaklry Harwich Essex (ij
Uamprue K. L logs Farm, KnaptooStstsm. Ncrk.
Mayer Arthur B,eak House, Blyuo. Nr Cainwhcro lioc*.
Uaicr Jack R.. ILgh Street, Kanwry Hunt cfbmLne (f
ygekxdmKXi, Ncnnan Odl h.^ Huhniuust, Bmwash. he. (rij
MakeUnsoa. t A.. J J* Astun Bury Sirvecage, Herta. ( >
Mstn, JL fa, Lcag Xtchmgtco, Ki.«by Warn. .. ...
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Milpiis H L U»tUia Stittocd
MaltiS John W Nortbcnd Roos H U \orlvS
Manly Htrbm, Dctimnstiai Lodo® i raroboRharti Suifolk
MaiicD stfr tiijon (Mod Superintendent) Ep leptic Colony
l^neho 13 achbum I -aacs
Mand or rh mas Hs llano Askham Pennlb Cumb
Manf eld SI anus Moodbaron KenLsbeare CuUoinptoa
Devon
Mann SrEd«ard Bt Thelvetoa Hall Scole ^or^ (esp}*
Manners E The Rectory Eann Mroughton Snuidan
Milts. (<J)
Manners Ma SirC L tUe Haddon Hall Sutton Mood
bodge Suffolk W
Manmnj \V F West lark Wing Legbton Buwaw
Beds
Manning \\ B am Bartam Ips e cb Sullolk
Manor Hacknev Stud Le gh Staffordsh re J
^Iaas 11 Mrs. If C The Shepherd s Close K agston Stert <
Tbame Oson (ep)
Maples Capt J C Ronlev H 11 Fimdon Cheshire (cp) !
Marcharit J ft F LiMle H U Farm W tkrt Stony Strat !
ford, Bucks
Mart.old. James E Hook Farm Okehaoipton Eietoa 1
tiark John An^ert^ ^nr s K rkbnde Cumberland (bl i
Markham J tV 1 I A Ual ham Gr sbf Lines :
\Carks.r J M Tl un® Parv* Hall, Scole \oriolk «
Math s t-Ol Sir I i Bt VC Stanley Park Stroud :
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Marplns J II Man r Farti Caidy Chesh re 1
Hati’ H S ManorTaon Barton Cambridge t
Mamage £ Horifni Park Blaekmore liu,atestoae
L^r (c)t
MacTiage W Bcadboums rartn Seveaoaka Kent {e\
Man s George Klrtnington Uleeby L oa (etj
Marsay Wtp Sheep I Ud I ana Inglehy Oreenhow Great
Ajton York
Matvien Joho Mount Pleasant SUrteo Lanuster te)
Marsden Wn. Moor hook Fam Urockbolea Preston Can
Marsden S edley A S Nomunburst tUtlock Derby (<)
fanh it Uaxttt Ltd Ounsle) Hall Fanu, Stouitoo
blourbridie Staffs (tpi
Manb L \ lUshands GcAwortb Rviibv War«rt
Marsh {-dua I Brad ey Hall Grappenball Cbeshire (c)
Manh MnF A Manor Farm Crosetnere Ellesmere Salop
Uanb C B FjletiikUnor iUwstead BurySt Edouads,
Suffolk (sj
Marsh ( W Wetmore Oabur> Craven Anns 4ak>p
Marsh L. W H isbands Boswortb Rueby Warvs <erl
Manh K hard John Lgeetoa House Sevisatket Suff (t) i
Moutrai Le s.
Marshall J 11 Kasnall Neaark Notts
Marsha I Martball Wh le llouaei IVat ng Magna Leica.
Marsliall K 1 alade 1 arm Rogate Susses
Marstiall Uo iiDHall Craone Atberstoae, Warns
Marsoo T L Crt k K gby Watws
MarsloD A bh rleyui h Weitonon Trent, Nr Stlffo d (r)
Maitra I W LitOe hbbOtsFarin Betchwortb Sumy
Martin, i rank The lyiory lladinahaia Fran lingham Suff
Marlia < ro 11 Jly Grange Bramshall Ultusetef Staffs (e>
Mart n 11 J A il G H blield House Uttlrport Ety
Caiubn 1 rshire (ei)t
Martin. J L tile MarUnd Fana. Pctrackstovr Dolton Dev
kUrtiQ J II Devixlale Juncuan S d og Skelfingtoa Road
(‘lesion Lancs
klartio Icny WiUslock Lttoxeler Staffs
Martin, K (liAland Ombary Court Tenkesbury Clo* |pl
Marun Tttuuiasil hkitby Klrklii too Carlisle Cumb (c)
Mart I) W n. Manhinglon Ulloseier Stalls.
tlarln Wilinol Crangelaim iliun, bulls
Marlin Liniun^ton L. l>n ksknr Bury Si (.diounds,
Martiudale J J W Ili,,b House Kirkbnde Carl sle Culd* <
Marti w-ai) laurtce K , The Lawn ttalshacn le-WiUows f
bulfolk
'lastyri.i» &t) Um Surtb relbcrwyn Eglr^kerry Cornw J
Mara luL \s \ icna Road Louth Lines. i
M4T>«iW,la® t lO “i^arVts IletUung busaea Jrp) J
Masliiirr John Scales Unsruie Ursyfoo Cumberland (PJ (
Mason. A >1 Prior lark, Ashby^U douch. Lelcs is) 2
Masuo K & Vjq. kosewait^ St Colinub Major Ccmaali i
Maa ^^l^ Cid. G N.M O.S.O U P.,Ccanptoal auneefout
M*am («<»« n<e tUiunt. EtrtncLKe UumSey Lancs (si ;
Man.®, I A Co loilbaaie Cmkaham GanUng Lancs.
'•*»'*i.J F Lynstaca llaU W n»y Oscs (s)l •
s U Snab Green Arkbolo^ hirkby Lonsdale
WtcGMsUipd ijif
Maaw.'Itm, lluiBIteetx StcxirrvrG Wcvr& ,.
MavA taten, LanrnsUr Lau^
Ma a ®, Tta^, Mlstrrton Ga nsbceouab Linrs. —
Wan a.Vf i„ 1 Ma**rf Ar\Ubl<l,>
ktassarella A. Belmoat House DenCey Nt Doncaster Yks Hackney
Uaswcella Lew t Cooke St Bentley Hr Doncaster Y ks Hackney
Uaosey Dan Crumleigh Meath Little Leigb Horthuich Shire
Cbe hire
Massey John TSe Cables Dovendge Derby Sbire
Msssev \ MacunsciDfC Warrngtoa Lancs Since
Masson Jobe L Son AtGmore H^l Hatfield Herts fel Hackney
Masters Js R O East Kaiptree Somoset Shire
Masters C H B ue StoneJ'arin^iiuigsl^ KiogsEtuD Shire
Norfolk
Masters VV J Green Farm VVhitcasb Leamington Spa Sb re
btattbew JohndiSon ChapelFarm Forv.ardGr€cii,Suflolk Suffolk
Matthervs If A Coldhartour Farm W ch Nr Bnstol Sture
Cos (p)
Matthews Henry Down Farm Winterbourne Bristol Shire
Dios (cp)
Matthens J New Hates Farm Butterton Newcastle Siure
Staffs
Matthews Thee JeSon Wentoor Lydbuty North Salop Welsh Pony
Mattbey K D West Hook harm Okefaampton Devon (s) Hackney
Matt oson 1 BassentbwaiteHa}lFaTiii,Kesuick Cum {e)t Cl)desdide
Matunsoo Tbomai UIdale M U freby Cumberland Cljdesdale
Mattnsoo tV S P Uerton Hetsey Kneton Vtarws Shire
Mattock Frnest Arthur Lowton House Taunton Sota (c) Shire
Mattock, C C Manor House K bwortb Lees Shire
Matty W H Fairlield tann Bromsgiove Worts (cl't Shire
MaundteU D Buscot Lecblade Clos. Shue
Maw A. Qea bamHall Kirton Lindsey Lines. Shue
Mawston S Chiltoa East Ho ise Ferr} hill, Durham (rf>)t Clydesdale
Uaiey tV T Clarkson House Le a ngton Common Shue
W tbech Cambrule shire „ .
Alarwell Capt L Hazelgrove Sparkford Yeovd Somerset Pereneroa
Maytock II J Lsndley Hall rartn Nuneaton Warws
Mayhnr A C Pettaugb Hall Fettaueh Stowmarket Suffolk
Suilolk ( *)t . „ ,.
MaybewCWilf Old Hall, Helaungbato Stowaarket Suff
Mayor J A TbeBreadFano Wrexham, Nr Norwiei Suffolk
Notfok ,
Mayor UalterThomai Lower WTulIey Wigan Lancs. Hackney
Meacock Henry C North Brink W sbeth Carsbs Itackaey
Mead James Richard Brook Fans Dortea Tbame Oxon 5"***
Mead \V H Willow Farm W sbeebSt Mary Cambs Shire
hfeakn C Eliott Creswrll Hall SUfford (r) SMre
MeaUn Herbert Parsley Fans W fieley Bridge Staffs
Mealua Mrs R H Leigh Stoke.«a Treat, Staffs,
MEANWeLL. W Sardary Linroia
Measures Cha» Cattle V ami Bletsoe Btdlotd. Sture
Measures I W Dunsby Bourne Lines
Measures Wm Cobb Hall Sbarsbtoek Beds §^.i. •
Medealf AlfredC Downf eldfenb Poles Ware HerU { )t S'*'!'".
MedcaU S)dMyA A))an^ Waltham Crtss Herts Oydesdaie
Medlecott lames Bodenbaa Court Leominster Hesefd. Swe
Medheott it Park House Stoke PncrLeoffiineter Herald ((}
Medwelt GAO ptbata Oakham Rutland , <
Meek Robert H ElaadHall. FonteUnd Newcastle on Tyne O^desdale
N ott humb^ (a n d
klegguuoo J J Towthorpe Funber Mallon Yorks. (») Shire
MeiUe 1 Clapton, Hungerlord Berks Shue
MeikleJ Wykm CceeD Farm Wais^ve Coventry War Shire
Melcluor Mre. TbeOldRectory Tewjn Welwyn Herts (rjt HacknCy^
MeUuiQ Edward H udley liouse, Fuiwoodv Preston, lAn (r| Sbiro
MeUisti VV J Belpfa VYbitwdl Mansiield Notts Sbire
Mellot I F Kettdbani Saamuadbara Sult^k Shire
tfellors H P Glapweli Chesterfield Derbyshire Shue
M kcs, Heuiy Raoipton Retford Notts Slut*
Mellow J W Bartow Hill Roceslir SUffs Shire
Menries Sydney East Close Farm Sedgel eld Co Durbam Clydesdale
Menates tV H \V Timperley AJlnncbarn Ctralure Hackney
Memr George St Leooarils Halsbam Subset Sbire
Mercer James Halewood Laverpool Lancs. Sbire
Mered th May if C. Btoadward Hall Aston-on Qiin Salop ^*“y2;,dilock
MemU Thomas Dlmhelm Mo cion io Marsh Cbs Sh re
M«mt J The Od Hall W Uastou B kcuhead Chet (c) Store
tlrrsoo Ldwaid Hollelone Barton Jrnntjivana Exeirr Sh re
iferson F / A Son N Frihrrton Hr dgwaler Sam (fsf J Sh re
>l*si k O R pple House Dover Kent Shire
l| ss«i«<r (wo ge Cow Lane S Uolh CumUfUnd Pl','*,
ilrtcaMe I an 1 Ed nhalJ Lai gwaibbv Cumberland ciydtt'Dle
II icalfe T L, Strraihaia Cranie Barnard Castle Drh n Clyd edale
ilethenlj K 4Son Tlomevtlanor Fnswo th llan St iFlf J- "
dexbotoueh The Lari of Methleyla k Leeds to ks (r le ,
kIe)Sgy Thompson CoLL C Spellow H II KnatesU roi.*,h lokstoacn
York*
J dell J Henry Nuihurst Hockley li rminst am Wanrt
g htll N I It laiktam Wooivoi Wawtn Vtarws Shire
I kellnirch (aseue Aldebvilall lleecles Suff Ik Sh re
1 d be W H r 1 11 LiHvco nl»- Paroi I nu* Bath Smn ^ ,
4 LUrtre 11 & Sons Solway House N ikbr de Cumb lip) Cl» J sUale
Idcleyl larniryTjas Hua.lersl M Yotks . , Shit
i dxIrs.LkwrUrt NoithflelJ laalye VV) modham Soil S(ure
4d«Dnd R I roaJwell House S ockuui Warwlcksh fe Shi ®
I Uim.}olJi bkrl.1 bhold AnbeUde VVceunoUnl T
lltaun R S Jlltb Urlheear fU» th GicenodJ LI‘rre- ClyJ»»daU
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N»me and Kddrris
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Mile* ) NweFatro >\illoughbv Walrtlcsi IxK-rtlfr
Milr* MAH EhHous^tann Sudboumf Otfold Sulfolk
Millard Bros tUi1»5 Si \toI$ Hunts i
MillLoura Isaac l>ra»-d)kcs Castle Catlislr Cumb (/»)
Miller Oordon M tjol bocham Hall Sudburs Suffolk '
M Her James Sew Inr Clille Sr Selbj %orks
Miller John T)eFann Sullir^ Sullolk
Miller Thomas Rathleigh WooUcombe Des-on
Miller M ^ssmglon Hoii«e AssingUtOr Colehr
Esse;(
Mller "m Warkshaugh W ark-on Tsie Sortl un b
Mills, A , Clav St ttjmrswold Loughborough Uics
Mills C.t SewtonHall ' -
Mils J TuitipostFannU.iii
MJls, \\ B 'fanor House L tile Herkl
Milliard 1 " Uttlebnlce Itromi
M Ire Jan.s Wallaeeh eld Armathv
Miner A 4 Sens Wilsthorpe llreasi
Milner l> M Mn holme Asksei Do
Milner } A Barnslcm B ikeM ead Chisl re
Milner T Thomlev Hall Longri Ige Prrslon Lai cs f«J>]
Milner t-xors ofTliomas Inskip Lodge Preston Lanes
Milner Thos W llulkinguin Sxmealon Warwickshire
Miner " Calliuthlon MuchWrnlock Salop {r|
Mines K W '1C Stanuav Church Siretton Salop feiji)
Mlwn Mrs K Egl ngharo Hall Mnwck Sorlhiuib
M Iward 1 " The lloalaiuds Iradsuell Stalfonl («]
UmOFRIO FKAKK C Areufit Court Aranmc Stroud
Ole*. ^
Mnther Salan IVxkFm Hojton Woodbedge SuH (O
M Bter Res Manor 1 1 Hunt ngf eld Hjlw'e'flh Suir
M nto W alter R Croud* e Hou»e Fence Houses Purham
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MjtcheU Mrt^I .
BanburX OxoQ ... 1*'
Mtehell I 0 Ho»|iUCsaUe Seubiggin Cu nbetland H)
Ml chell C.le>. Honlej Moor Honley Huddersf eld U*
M tehell Mai R I J Seabotough Court Crewkerne Som
M llbHI Wu* Wannekshre
Mtehell Win Hurtletoa Icth nglon Carlisle Cumb 1
Milton A Halltm Stanton Burv St F.dmun<ls Sufi
Moat Wm Johnson Hall tcclesl all Staffs
Mobbe A G Swavesey Lodge Oulwn Uwesloft Sutf (Ot
Modd G H The Cottage bwaton Billingbowugh Lioea
Mollal J Splat Ktndal Westmorland («!1
lIoHal Wm Wark Common ^roh 11<n Tweed N umb
JIogTjdee Sidne> Peanlands Hook Bas ngsioke tUali
JlolneS F F AslbyHall Ileggbutgh Gt kattnouUi
'follelt^apt J Beal Whitle) Brdge ^orks
MqIUjt a Ro«eacre liirkharo Lancs
■MoneLter T L Toj-nlon AH Sa nis Spilsb) L ocs
kl^d Sir Allred Bt Meld et Ct Ronise) Hants (ff»
rt L Corobe Bank Se»i
Mitchell G W 4 Sons Foss harm wiiberfou loek (p|
Milchdl J Manor House Farm Supleion Datliogi^^
Durham ^ Warden Hill Chippuf Warden
Mooknouse
Monk* E H Inglewood
Monks J hbulllewor''' “
Monnington '*
,> .• Walfoc
Wonson III* F 1 St Pet
Wisbeeh Camt*
Mooiago ) h CoSdOxecto
Moody C M
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Rutland
^ 1, Town House nsercrereh Bath Som
FppIcIot "Aeiion le-Hole Durham
psfSlSSLww..,
we. E V Bro^pton «->*"
Moore ' *' *"
kloon
Suiiolk
Shire
Clydesdale e
Sulfolk
Hackney
C1)<1 sdale
SI ire
Clexeland Bay
Shire
Hackney
Shetland Pony
Slute
Hackney
TbotoDghbred
Henien
Sultolk
Suffolk
Clydesdale
aydesdale
Shire
iluBien
Shite
Clydesdale
Sh re
SI ire
Hackney
Sullolk
Shire
Shire
Oydesdale
Shir*
Shire
Prrclieroa
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Suffolk
Qvdesdale
Shire
ion Brian Hcreiorusn re
r W *Jr”"irie Peterborough Sorthaot*
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n Holland Fen lanecdn
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Morgan R 4 Sons Urocton House MuchWrnlock Salop
Morgan Richard T Kamsdow-n Ch llrrton I O \V (s)
Morgan CapI W A llrauncewril Lodge Wellngore Lines
Morgan VV R The Field House Cre<lenlill Hereford
ktorlu d M lawxlon Farm Cc>slortb Vewcasile.on
Morley A t, Uradf IJ Sf George Bury SI Edmund
Sulfolk (cs)
Motley Isaac Cuinwh Hon Headsnnok Carl sle Cumb (e)
Xforley Kol rt N Kuskingtoa Sleaford Lines
Xiorley W Wooind Cuckney Mansflell SotlJ
Xfortrll Joseph Heagr Belprr Drrbyslire
Morrell Ostxri Theflaxin Oldcotcs Rotherl am \orks
Morris Alfred Oak Farm Alsager Cheshire
Moms C tl Weston Court I'rmbridge Hereford (ctl
Moms C J Union Hall lUId-nhain Ely Cambs 1
Moms E 11 Gotl n Manor Niton 1 O VV
Morr* Capf L T The BuD Duckland Cuntingford
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m
- Que n I ann Snelston Ashbourne, Kent
Mont* F J Wesvn Ibaghain ChiUetton lOW
Moms G L ThornCy fclerborough Northxnts
Morris J Grant Manor Farm Jngold sti orpe King
Moms Joseph fcattham Hall Farm Lylham Lancs
ktoci s K U TopHouseFra, N K Iwoetb Rugby Watw*
Moms&Shaw Ltd Polcsworth Tamworlb Staffs
Moms T L Darn oor Farm Great Marlow Bucks
MomsEylon C E Wood Eaton Manor Stafford (cs)t
Momson IV C Cteelham House HomcaitIr Lines (cs)
UORRISON MAF J A.. D S 0 . Feodley Stock Farm
tnog Herb. (erp)f
Mone 1 K UamardsFarn Wickham B shops Wilhani
Cambs
ton Edward D Malquoilt Ewhurst Guildford Surrey
Morton Frank Bedlam Farm March Cambs (pl
Morton H J TbeHall Thorecy Peterborough Nortbaats
Viotion 1 T Westland* Littirport Caisbt
kforlon John Quanea Farm Ely Cambs
Morton John 1 Thorney Abbey I clerborough N hant*
Morton Joseph V al House Downham Market Norfolk
Morton Samuel Wrniworib Ely Cambs
Xferton Win Crandlord House March Cambi
Moseley if Wood Fann Wtllcslcy, Ashby-de-la Zouch
L«ics
Mosley Ereald Monkseale NuthuDl Nr Horsham Sx
Mosley Egors cl I T Chapelstead Farm Wormgll
Buxton Derbysh re
Models rO Bt Hillon Lodge Derby hp]
Moos C lUwkesleeFm Heaton Maccleifeid CLeib re
Moss E llgats Manor VVoodhanr Ferris Chelmsford Essex
Mott MaJ f,rn S F Leamington Hastings Manor Rugby,
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^tl Tbooiaa J Litlleport Ely Cambs
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Shire
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Hackney
Shire
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Sb re
Shire
Shire
Hackney
Shire
Sbire
Shire
Sbire
Mould T II Drayton Lppmgham Rutland
Moulds T W PlumtrreFm N Wheatley, Retford Notts
Moumey ] Langwathbyifail Lanrwathbv Carlisle Cumb
yloiinl K The Old Rectory VVaUhaai Melton klowbray
Mountain Sir Edward Bt . Norbury Park MckIcbam
Dork ng Suticy (cp
Mountain T 4Son The Grange Utteibv Loutb Lines (r
Mowbray George Goiberlon Clough Spald ng Lines (cs;
Moxoo j C.Luilington Biaiuson Tren* Staffs
Moyeei E 11 AsbgroveFarm B II og* Wigan Lanes.
Muieaster G U , New SandsI eld Burgh by Sands Cumb
MolVe* Wm. M luB Derbyshire
MuHens Har^JA Stamelf Bndgwalee Sisoiersel
Mullefia Ten R L. LanchamOaki Colchester LssexUI
Mullock G li Boulton Hall Puiford Chesh re
Mumford N.H.TheCUinp Slowmarket Suffolk
Mundey. R. Jr Albert llouse B gby kd BrIgg Linci
Mundy Hon Mrs V The Farm Tboirobuty ClDumter(rp)t
MiBiiord,G H Culwortb BanUuT.Dxoi _ „
Uonrungi VV C Rookery Farm Weybrmd llarlestoi
Northanis (r)t
Munrn Hugh Wood Farm Uarsham, Norwich Vorfeikip
MsBta., Urv J Gkcar Foxhams. Hcerahndge. S. Devea. (r)
Uunaon, Henry, JLJ House, Weal Berg^t. CUifheiter
Uurehie Andrew I nr,Mm^Crrrr.\^,n.f ^
yladuch, laaim.CaiiiiTigl^ B^ixd. Ued*. » „
ytirfia.J L_N<emanCn;aa,SU.tcA Peteetaanugh N'baeia.
Mur^tr^yxL VV C. The Pepuart, Kirk *i*^*>” Dcxacaitcy
ilanj, Doegias D. Tba Dene, Seal, am I lartour, Co. Deg
Oydcsdale
Suffolk
Shire
Suffolk
Hackney
Sullolk
liaekney
Sulfolk
Suffolk
Shetland Buoy
Shuw
Shir*
Qpitmdaln
226
HORSE breeders— ENGLAND
MUR-OVE
Dried
Mraray E Norton Mallon Yorks
Murray James Headley Grove ^som Surrey t
Murray John H Hulam Castle Eden Co Durham {ij
Murray Joshua Tarscl Hall Bel insham Northumberlandfi)
Murra) Kobt Low 1 larns athwaitr Ca h Ir Cumb
MurtOB Robert Thrandeston Diss Norfolk
Muschamp J E ClapelV ew St Johns Chap IMcardale
Musktr Capt Percy Roudh«nHall Attleborough N i
Moskett C TheGrange Desbro Market llarborough Lt ts
Musters John C Annes cy Park Nott nsham
Mutmer C J Old Newton itownarkel Suffolk
llyaU A Hfch Hou e latm 1 tt shal 1 igs Ljrin,
Norfolk (“Wt
Mjcock Thomas Alkmonton Old Ha I Derby '
Nadcn T Lake House Parm Sutton Macclesf eld Ches
Naper Hon G C Kmtoa House Chnsicburch Hants
Nash Capt F H Spencers Farm WhelplevH 11 Cbcshan
Bu ks (tijt
Nash K \V Hollywood Btrm ngba n Warns '
Nash J J Trenacdre a Manor Constantine Pcniyn
Cornwall (f
Naylor A A Barton F elds Church Broughton Derby
Naylor Prsnk&Soas M ddle Kasen MarketRaseo Luics|r)|
Neae H G &Wq H ProryFarm Sbustoke Coles^U '
B nr ngham Warws
Neason Aitbur B rchecsale Farm Redditch Worcs.
Neate Tloma. Glentuorth Grange 1 ncoln
Nea e \V A The Old Hat! Cotham Newark Notts
Needham G R Moat Farro DJsby Alford Ltocs (c
Needham H Woodbeck Farm Retford Notts
Needham John R Market Sta nton Locola (rll
Needham nomas Roost H U Bradoop Leek Staffs '
Needham Wm The Hollies South Coekenngton Louth
Lines ,
Neeld Lt-Col SirAudeyD Bt CB MVO CnitJeloa.
Ch epenham W il a '
Nelson w F Bentfed Park West Heswall Cheshire
Ne SOB A The Msnoi Pann Ravenstborpe Nontunis.
Nel Ml H Lsken Lodge Losuood Sussex
® . ..J
Nesbtt Thonas Alweat Hall, Wutstoa Caioford ^0
Co Durham
NcsIim Chat. C The Ifenn tage rnmliogbam SuUoUc
Ness Pony Stud Nestoo Cb shite
Nettleton J W Cottan Warren Onffeld \otks
Neve Mij Herbert Ashenden, Tcaterd a Kent
Ne elt S F M Yorton \ lUa HsnnerHiU Salop («
Nevile C The Kings lladdneton Lincoln (c
Ncvile Alra. C C HoistMd Mall Nermoh Norfolk
New Harry New H^ard Farm Hungcriord Berks
NewaU Mssejudith Boarded Barns Fatu Ongar Essex (r)t
Newbery Mrs. Baddow Park Ct Baddow Chelmsford
Essex ((*1
jwMstle Her Grace the Du hess of Clumber Worksop
sewaouse AncUlfe Hall Slyne ,
Newlovc Samuel West Buis Farm Cottngham R'
Hull \orks
Newman Harry Thomey. Peterbo ough Northants.
‘^'^tead H^L Mano^Vaim Yaxley Eye s" "
,W1|
Thor^ilfe Ironw orks
Ctrselaitd Day
Shire
C ydmlale
Qydesclale
Cl deviate
Suffolk
Oydesdale
Hackney
Sbue
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shirt
Sture
Slure
Hackney
Shire
Pcrcbereo
Shire
Shire
Shire
aydetdalc
Sure
O) dedal*
Suffolk
Welsh Pomes
aid Cobs
Shire
Sbue
Shut
Shut
Suffolk
Shire
Suffolk
Newton Chamber* & Co
Sheff eld
NeWrOn K A. Denwick Road Ramsey Hui—
Newton E E. Sbeepsgrove Farm Mori mer Reading Berks
Newton Edward High Lane Stockport Cheshue
Newton, F J Warren Farm Mansi c d Notts.
Newton R C The While House Farm, Notdelph Dawa
ham K arket Norfolk
Newton W J Peatling Magna Lecester
Newton Wm. Benson Wallingford Berks
N (iol h CLflon Morpeth Northumberland ,
NcholasF Gallantry Bank Farm Bekerton Malpas ChesI
"™C^wali^ J Rialton Barton St Coluiob Minor '
N c^Us. Bros East Farm Thornton Melbourne Y<
N choUs F M 1 Farm Barne by Lines
Nichols a E Le ghton Bromswold HunU
N chols, R. C Wood House, Akelev BuckiOEham
N chols Ka ph Spaldw ck Huntingdon
N chols T W Bvthorn Hunt ugdoa
NIPHOLSOS SIB ABtHUB, Highbeld Hall Ltek
. .StaHx. \ („1«
Nicholson Lt-^lol A. Falkil^r Highfield HaD Leek
Shite
Suffolk
Shire
Shut
Onfesdate
Sbue
htaf s.
Nicbofcson. C. Walnut Tree Faro Shliebcook M
Noltv
Nlchoisixi. C M Mollington Chester Cheshire
..'“I
N chedsoD T A rdlwelj Brandon Suffolk
Nchobo T A. W W Denhau Abbey Kings I vnn
Norfolk (sj*
NIckfss i J ] Hinton Manor Swindon Wilts (i
N II Mrs Maunr House I acki n,lon Asbby-de la Zoucl
N ght ngale It bewerby Itrld-uigton korkt
K gbi aaleiiottofS Villa Fann Ibune CLbam oulb
Norfolk
N xia fidio
Nlxoo Itotxct lark Ho . —
Nlioo \V Tonn Head Faro Gnysoutbeo Coclunuoulh
Ciunberland
NoUe A VV l^dge 1 ann Panlon Wragby Lines ..
\ot4r II Higher Trapp ^unonstone Burnley Lancs, {r)]
NoUe Walter CeilnryH U VVutwh Camba '
NoUe VVin Great H ghi lU Ban sley V aki.
Nurbury A II t,b F rld^ CosFxk Nottingham
Niubuty J II gher House 1 arm Ashley Allnncham Chev
Norman A C Tur Lanrtoo Lr ccsl r
Noruian Edward Lock Farm Buscot Leclilade Clos.
Norman Ldaon HadJenha Uy Cambs.
Norn an P A Outervyke Fartn Fclpbam Bognor Sussei
Nonuan K South Creake 1 akenl an Norfolk
Norman W The Acacias, Wilingham Cambridge
Normaiby TheMarquuof Mulgrate CasGe,\Vbitby Vks
Noms t X Uhrnliain Vsbluroham, Bailie Sussex
Noms John T Ifolyoaks Lppingbam RuGand
North D W The Mai or House ChppmgWarden Ban
bii« Oxon. fry*
North T U nton lo the-Holget, Drackley Norlhaoti
North U n-W 1 K VVioxtoa Abbey Banbury Oxon.
Noetben Jamr* C Kcxk ngham Mxrkel llarborDogb
NoiincbCorpcnt on Whittmgb^ram fr9wse,Narw.
Norfolk '
Notcult K. C, The Nurteo Woodbrfdge Suffolk
NoilT James, Walfoid Lr nlwaniiDe Haefotilshir*
Nottingham Francis Holly L^ee SranUnghao E.bcirla.
Notuogbam C F W Stowe Langtoft, Vlarket Derplag '
Nonbants
Nutt C H Gunby Hall Selby Yorks
Suit, J T Holnie<a>.5paJdii g Moor Veek.
Nutt K chard Verk House Augbton Vork
Nutt Wot AugbionlfaU I Uenon York.
NutuO Mrs H B Badwell Ash Halt, Bury SL Edmum
Sutfrfk (I
NutlaU W S OldKatlFann Heaton DoltomLaaa.
Ny* Alfred C The IViory Hildenhccough, Kent [<
Cly Ifsda e
Clydrsdale
aydesJalu
bhire
Shire
Hackney
Hackney
Shire
Oei eland Bay
bbire
Shire
aydexdale
Shu*
Suffolk
bbire
HaCkney
Shire
Oakden F D The TwyThetls Yoxafl Burtoo-oa Trent,
Staffs
Oakes, C II New lands House AlNetoo, Derbyshire (e)
Oaket H Brookfield 1 ann W alsgrave<a Sowe Coventry
Warns
Oakey C. C Westley Lodge S X M le Bottom, Nr New
market Suffolk
Oakey T Notmaiitoa le-Heath Ashby vie la Zoucb Leics.t I
Oates DWG Alton Hall Holbrook Ipswich Suffolk. '
Odam F M Newborough Petceboroueh Northants
Odam W R Thorney Peterborough 'Northants.
Ogilv e C r Lawford Place Mann ngtxee Essex
^le George F Faubolme Snailh Vorks
Oldce ve L H Landcombe Dartmouth, Devon.
Oldrin John Kushmere Nr Lowestoft buffolk (c)t
Oldcoyd Frederick RandallHouse Utterby Louth, Lincs(r]
Obphant John Tbonias Cnnsdale Carlisle Cumbaland
Obver B Oakley Court, Wmdsor, Berks
O ver r C J P The Elms Horley Surrey (plf
CMiver J W Syke House Goo e Yorks
Obver Wilbam Cowfelds Hallwhislle Northumberland
Openshaw O B Singleton Poultoo le-FyIde Lancs, t
CMbnl Thos Itow Farm. Campsea Ashe Wickham Market
Suffolk
Orgee W J HopIcJi Court Stoke Lacy Bromyard W ores
Otnuindy Jrdici P Thistle House Vt ray Lancaster
Ormathwaite Lord Warf eld Park Bracklcy Northants
Onne Egerton Hatton Hall Derby
Otine John Talbot Villa, Hilton Derby „ ,, ,, i
Orton JohaC Chanty Farm Chatt sham, Ipsw cb Suffolk
Osborne T R Park F elds Fairu Stowe Buck ogham '
Osborne Thomas Guyhuii Wisbech Canibs.
Osgatl^ K LawnFarm Cocungsby Lincoln
Osier F C Roxbam Dow nham Market Norfolk
OUcr Edward Stanhope Park Greenford M ddlesex (c)
Otty P 1 Elmhurst, Osmondlhorpe lec-*- '•—i-' '
Oullxam J Stamford, Kingsley Frodsl
Overland W N , FrosUnden Hall Wangford Suffolk
tenao H Ktpton House, Weasenham K in g s Lynn.
Notelk '
I Wairmgtoo
Shirt
Shir*
Suffolk
Qydesdale
Fercberon
Shire
Shiie
Suffolk
Sbue
Shire
Suffolk
Shire
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Sulfolk
Shire
Sbue
Hackney
Hackney
Hackney
0\ E— PET
HORSE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
227
le aad Addirss
OvTjmin, Ti-i ^nmf/ioa Xsii MjiVrt \i»rboroo8^|
Leici. {cp] I
Owen R Cl Koocl^ OsmtsIit Silop '
Owtram Hnbrrt II ODF. J 1 , NenUnJ IlaU, tUel ,
Unc4sl« I^cs.
Oxtobf, C I- , rfD'IiCfban] Scuclhcipe Luicolcsiun
Packard A E S > Lethcncsbam I^ge ^^lckIlaln MacL<
SmHuV
Packard SirEdt^ard Utamford tpsKicb Suffolk {si
Packard |{oiaceiSiSona,SboUep lps«ich Suffolk (sJ|t|
Paddock Bicloo Shrea'sbury Salop
Padfield B G Hornet-arm CbguelJ Essex
ladfiddiD J Browning » t arm ChgwellRow Easea
Page, Arthur • BroadlieJd Buntingford Herts
I ag^ D A sons, 33. \\ ardwia Derb)
Page, F \\ ,, Sussex House, Pitrmont Grttn, Dultnth
pa^e G A Caibcooke, \\ atton Norfolk
Pa^e G T BueWen Huntingdon
Page, T B. South \ lew Farm Wellingborougb N hanU
Page, W J Street Farm Bramf rid HaJeawortli Suffolk
Page-Turner II G Palace \ard Bicester Ozon.
Pam, A AihoT Tie House Farm Warwek
Pam \N H Xmssbtiist Desnn
I aisle) Joseph! MicUethwaite Wirton Cumb
Palire) George Cudmoor Bamplon l>c\oo
Palmer A HiUFarm Hartford Old Hurst Hunts
Palmer Ernest Stokes Farm Wokugban Berks tp
Palmer, E E INwi* Court Chixelej- Berks {tpj
I aimer G Sheene Farm Melrelh Ryslon Herts |c)
Palm>r Ceorge Aspall Stowmarket Suffolk
Palmer Parker Hotwell Mellon Moubiax Leies
Palmer I’bil p Tborobam E]p Suffolk (ca)
Palmer R.D Tte Buiw \\ar»Kk
Palmer R H , <P
I aimer Motewoed RCA AUtelonlitk Dirk) (ep)
PampIiD Bros Cberrt H nlou CambridLe Catnbs (/It
Pask H E H PosUand Cnwlaad Lines '
Panne 11 ^\l« am Bt zhtlinc ea tsse*
Park G F rtoctklCklkied 1 MTT) Moninoutb
Park Hentt Tbesarm Bootle Sui on CumberLuO
Park Jo* TbelVior) boutbLeterlon BcUotd Notts «l
Park T & Sob LcsgburgU tann Burgb b) Sands j
pajk^'^\***ll^ey He*t House Made) Ifui Swah
L WithseU Foil Cborlep Luc*.
Parker The Hen ' L Norton turl <u Warwick
Patket EdtnuodT Ledsh^ani South Mlford UiV
Parker 1 L ] Cbe)ne)Ci BsbopiInmeW>
Parker I TleFrlth Wickwar '
Park* ■ • ‘
I Siebbtig Chelmslor
Parker John D Miiton Lodge Tewkesbur) Clo* (r;
Parker Joseph Haaland Cbrsteiteld Derbt-shire
Parker R t Algarithorne landlord Norwich Notf Iri/l
1 arker K W Tr mdon Hall I ar Trui doci t ran,.e Drhm
Parker R ebatd Stone House Fold Farm Clitiger Burnle)
Parker Rowland Moss End Farm M Inthorpe \S m land ir)|
Parker W W thaw Ltdngloo Hnmngbau Warws
Parker W E Clunatone Court Sowchurch II rrfued
Parker W ndscr D Clopton Hal Woolpi buflolfc
Paikes G Uam»Bnd*e Shrp) Alhersloue Warws
latkes George B Lapel Hou e Quinton lliruungM
lackmson I W tann
Paskinw-te R ebard MeJUr wiih V
lamcll r \S Filijolms husbi
r' Jolm Hutiou
r Koger C Ota
,* TlrriforeUf
sir ogtoo Lai
latsons V M S-S’"'* i cu-o ii uesicr a, in
larscot bl then Clai nK>nt II r Cballets tan la
I art nil i lol-n ksl ks \ iw Sla ll el Hu 1 kewks
J act ngt 11 ft* L Igeoak AslwearllGOk Kcl bt b Men
1 arton t ^rtbendei Crewe CIknI re
St 41 I
.«40Lgh NottLlLIS. „
SuHoUt
SuUolk
Nhire
Shire
l^folk
Shre
Slur*
Shift
Shir*
Suffolk
Shire
Suffolk
Sbs(«
Shr*
Shire
Suliolk
Shire
Cltdesdale
Slur*
Clpdesdale
0)desdal<
Shire
Suffolk
Name and Address
PaYten John latllelladbaTn \Sare, Herts
latterson K C Acton Hill Nr Stafford
laltcisoa C ToadHoIeFann Ecginlon Derby
latlDscui Them as lil nnerbasset Aspatria (.umb
lallunon Wiliam H ih Lawx House Abbey Town Cur
laul R II A K sscll Broxstead House Sutton Wo
bridge Suffolk (e
Paul Stuart Preston Lodge Ipswich Suffolk (cs,
laul ThcLaleW F hixIonLodge l/swich Suffolk (<
tayne rredetick Wmehendon A)lesbur) Bucks
Paynter If or) A Sons Broadreed Lmsworlh Hants (i.
(Vacecod Wits John Uarrock End Armathwaife Cumb
leach George II riUgrote I arm Ashtouine, Derb)-sb
Icacock ALan The Lilac* Hockwold Norfolk 1
Peacock 11 P Tbe Lames Liitlrnott Ely Cambs
Peacock John U Hockw-old Brandon Norfolk
Peacock Robert Cotton Hal] Chester
INacock W L. Deopbam W)-montlhani Norfolk
Peaoop James Speke Liiccpool Lancs
Peak Wslliaws Stbooselarm SVcnkinglon Cumberland
Peake May G 11 DawtryHall Bawiry \orks
Pearce C Oak Farm ^ oxford Saxmundham Suffolk
Peace* E W The Cross Roads Whittington L chfielJ
Suffs IP) ,
Pearce Prank Trerelah Cufest Peniance Cornwall (c)
Itaict O SuaktscjoW Bishop s Castle Salop '
Pearce J W P'aw* yocth Chrster-Ie-Street Co Durhi
Pearce U Tremenheere Longioek Peerance Cornwall (ell
Pearce) 11 11 Manor Farm Motcombe, Shaftesbury '
Dorset {c\*
Pearl W R Bexw ckFm Stanford Riser* Ongar Esx (rj'
Peaimaa Exois of J Northlands Wac^am Sussex {/J
Pears Freleruk Slockdalewath Carlisle, CumberUnd
Pearse C T Thorpe Willoughb) Selby \etks
Pearson Lad) Britlcndonbury Hertford
PeatsohCtos Fortity House Megol IsleolEly Cambtid,
Pearson Mai E E LiiUe Whelnetbam Hall, Bury S
Edmuniu Suffolk (.,
Pearson R T Heath End Siutterficld Stratfordoi
Atioo Warwcluhire .
Pearson Wm .NewHallFm Pill ng Carstang Lane* (r)f
lyase S^r A L Bk, Fmchistborpe House, Guisboreugh |
Pease Ldwsrd Rosedale Hindemll Jotks
Peasgood A Thurlb) Bourne Lancs
Peal Irankjlongf (Id Halfwi) Sbeiricld Yorks
Iteek K I TheCelars Brocklord Stowmarket Suffolk
leg; Imesl Itiereton Cross Longd^ Rugeley Staffs
legge I W Dancers End Farm Tung Herts
Pole Siepben ParkgaieHall Wigion Cumberland
Peirce W t CbtyneWslk Nonbunptsiti
IVirson J J ARobert TaniornFann StoLesle) Yorks (t)
IVUi F R Preshaw House Ipham BisWb s Waltham :
Hants (crpll
Pell) John Gutnc) Tho-doa Place Eppinn Essex {/),
Pruble Exors of C AW TsiLngburf Farm Capel '
Tonbridge Kent (r)
PeDcnu W A Warrington Stock Fm. Paddock Woi^
Pinii Dgtoo D Manor House Farm Dunbaca Massey
Altrincham Cbrsh re
Piud Dgtoo E.YiUageFarm DunbamMasiey Altrmcbam
Cheshire
PiDDingtoD F T , Arnold House South Shore Blackpool
Lanes (rlt ,
PriiD Dgtoo lobn Dunham Master Mtnncham Chrs (/)
Pimungtoo S HoUmgtoa Altr ncham Cfaesb re '
*• Jlaj.1 B Otmesbrilall Onnesby Yorks {r/lf,
I) tVickrn Pk. Sumy Suallord Bucks (c/‘
IVusw ck Tbos St M charl s«n W (Tr Carstang Lanci
I «telow Jot I TuIIuigtuB House ^mersbaa Uunu
Pent) John H itolum 1 etcr, Nt York. <J
leppee Wm Mount Sorrel Leicester
Perpee W bhaiQ I Rtd])-nch 1 ark Dniloo Somerset (i
IVfcjtal Georae WidinsHaU Weatreham Chest re
lerusal H C The lane Farm Wake* Colne Essex (j
Percisal J MosaSdeFarm Wamnetoo Lancs
Pefctsal Jofm I>)k,slKU Bur^ bv Nmds Cumb (/-)
fVrkuis A F CnitehFarm Droitwich Wore
Perkins R Merton Farm lUikbr Lrieesier
IVrowne F L. t real booring Fakenhaia,
INetm Vtm Lo-wsek Thiars'c* N etlani*
Ptm- lajwafd \ Rrepham NorSr.Ji
PeiTT I IS Xppeilrj Tew
• — T S LasiCla)k.-
nrhyn LaJ) '
sl«aT rww
, iw Ho ks.
IVlii M s Lillie Broud ICO >-0 kesler. Yolk
Itc b T h. Lisecvm D Iiu> Y uks
INI h Tbeeuas Tran ei arm • real kjtxi Y
INI UU T I twej Ikw urn Lu s
k Tt» IrOers G-pUm RJ,
Urton -win.
INte tU. U. W
w liotne, Ncwn*k N ek^ >
H • The Grret.. . Owkcti t
Cl)-dc*dale
a)desdale
Suffolk
Suffolk
Shire
Suffolk
Shire
Shire
a)^esdale
Shire
Hackney
CI)drsdaIe
CleteUod Bay
CleieUnd Bay
Sture
iulfolk
Shire
Clydesdale
Shire
Shire
Shire
CI)-clndaJ*
INI W IG I Vt
11
229
Rinlin.John Tujiby, Lrlc«trr _ ^
Rankin, Matthew, Drumwall, Kirby Urllan, Mellon S
Mot^litat , Leici
Rantom.Carl I’.U, irartlfii,h OranKr.ChtliTuforJ, l.uex S
Katclilf, Ll -Col R G , C M O , N«« ion • atk, Uurlon-on K
Trent, Stall! (<lt
Ratflille,T .TortoQ Manor, 1 tanner Hill Shrewibury .Salop S
Rathmelt Joseph, llartjoil rarm Cleckheaton, kotki S
Rat eo, Tom. Ihlton, Oundle.Notlhanl! S
Kavensliaw R S,MoIllaKlon Chester . K
Ranchlfe.J .School Lane hann, UlUe Marlon, Blackpool, S:
Rawlm!” .Church Farm Slramshall,ritQXeter,Sl4il» {e) S'
Rat, John. Tannin(:lco,l-tamlingjiam,‘"ullollc S
Ra)-nham, Jol n, Lanctuere I^lae. Scolc, Mit», Sort (es) S
Read Sir ^ 11 , I ucknant LHale, Coleme, Chirpenham S
Will* . («/■) ,
ReaJ,F W , Clceby Craace, Alford, Line! (t) S
Read.T , Itixlioro t-ann iXjncailer, ^ork^ b
Real.T H .Thcl.ranceTanmnston.l randinRham.Sutf (pj S
Readio* Corporation iSlr T Chillle), Manor 1 arm, Keadios, S
Berks
Reakes, T. P , Base Ilouse, ColeInrJ. Balh, Somerset f S
Reason Cro , Tysoe, Kineloo, Marwick S
Reay, Kolwn, Park Vann, Crinidale, Carlisle, Cumberland C
Kce.3, CTO, UuKhtOB. rolkinclon. Lines b
Reed, Mm.. Olford Clunt, lliuiliocdon b
Reed.Wm .Mest Houses, PonliUnd, Sorthumberlmd C
Reese, I T .Summerlease I arm, Kedwick, Manr, klun <e) S
Reete,J R.LilUnslon.LeamiiigtonSpa.Wars-i. . S
Rdd,A .ThrusUrnlon, laierster , t ®
Reid, Jlmry, Casllerifi* « arm, Mores^.Mhll^ateo.Cum C
Reil Jobs Houcbton House 1 arm, Carlisle, Cumberland C
Rtlph. S . Xteabura lim. XtauLls Meat.ufO. IVortlh Cumb C
Remnant, Sir J I'.BL.'nieGrange.HanHatch.Tsrifotd b
Berks, _ „ .
Rcanie, j . DoweslirU Tarro, Sloekton-on Tm, Durham . C
Renton, llueb SLMarsaieis KincstonHy hurwy I
Rctchless, j. A & J R I Tour Cmtm, Tjtld SL Cries, S
Mlsbee^ Cambs. . .
Revlll, Arthur, Church Tano. CUj nole J«'»yk. NoiU. S
ResiUiW J.bloneyMoufibtoo Manalisldi.Soiu b
R»yB«ll<!s,L n.ltoaneiUe* Denham; Diss.KorioIk esj S
Reynolds H A , Street farm. Tnii ley S O . huflolk (cs) b
KeynoUs, Henry Notley Abbey. Thyn#. Oaoo S
Re>oeUi,P Hall farm Soitton. Ludlow. Salop . {<rpi b
Rhodes, U H, Arches Hall Sundon-tJ^, Hem f b
Rhodes, John. Lee Tarm, Myeiyo«h. Ptmton, Lanes. S
Rhodes, JoJin M ni . M ood Lnd Shepley, ^ otks. S
Rbod^ K. P . Suolon Matt, Herts. t >
Rheae/G Ledsi am, Dirkenbesd. Chyharo S
Uire A bertter (.arsioit 1 arm Godio oe burtev b
RtClLUSS ggPLTM. gruhim BsiLTbcttari.K«rialkfrlf 8
Rich Isaac Kents harm. Hulstpi^u>t.Sui«s (clf b
Richards I . Xlelhleieh House. J'ortUeven. Hetstem Corow i
Richards, Janies Manor farm, Swaruuactoo. Leics (rjf S
Richanis, John, Morton JUl!.Oiwlry.5>alop b
Richards, K .Llmrrolt, i astcott, Hampton in Arden. Mars. S
RIchardKm, A A h ,H) Radnor i tidseR** .* olkcstone Kent b
RicbarJsoD. I- . Llwotth lUU, Sandbach. Cbrsture S
Richardson, E , Mtalcroft Hall I anu, Kotthwich Cbeiture b
Rlchanlson, 1 . * Son, Bourne i rn. Bourne, Uriy. b
Kichardsem, I • G . Green Farm, Barnty Xloor. lock «
Richardson 0 , Haterfield House, Br1dlui«ton. \orks *•
Kithardsoii G . Mest View 1 ana, belhcrscal, Burtonoo 5
Trent, Staffs. _
Richardson G I' lynjcsliTi, McslonRhyn Chwrslri.Salop S
Kkhaidsoo.G H . Nether Lanoith Mansfield. Notts. . '
Uicliardsoo, Hadin*, Capernwrsy 1 trw, Carnlorth Laricw «
Richardsoti, Herbert Colcsbach, Kugb), Marwickwire (r)1 '
Kielurils«i,I.OUlHoujih.Maruiiimton Middlewtch.tb^ S
Kichai Ison. 1 C,Tbon»Iands.1 arts BarUn Vecthaots [ijlit '
Richardson, James Itie Shrubbery, Chatlerw, Camha. j
Richardson Jc«i h. UewaUnh Ccxkenuuuth CuiuU «
KithaMioii,Jos na'stoiiJlrow.MrstnnsUMt,A!psinaCuui I
Ruhaolson, Noble, Smallsbun, Preston Lancs. !
Richardson, K. J , Kamsholt Lodge, AMertces M oodbruUe^ I
R T Sollon-ooDeiTOL LIsln*too. Vwks. '
Richardson. N. M , Itcesler LoiUe Dcihr
RKhardson.T H . » »“ blu^ k I oust, Iketon
Rkliardson M C 1 astl hU Hokk-niess Rd., HuU, V ceks
k>cJKs.T if . Kil«. 11s. bbeuley Herts- ^ ■ RM 1
iMchmln.!, JftsJk.HUineHall SewarluNotts. '
Kkhtuond. R. B- Okjeotes Mancrf Koihoham, V orks. (t) :
Rickrard. J M , Scots Hall. M»lkU«w baamundhaui. ;
bullolk . , . .
1 Moikhll BurchlySatiJsCailulf Cum ( Pit (
. l. A A_ itnsJs House, Challrris, Caml*.
Kosioiaaaihi Miss A , Little Buckiasd I aruj
VVieersUrshirc
Kuimell Ma| H .Ihe Old Hail Old Uu. kn hai
Kodeell Mance Huuse, Last Ruchaui h
Noclulk
Roe Kubt. Henry, Hucei Hay Tutbury Bert
228
HORSE BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
PHI-RAN
Name and Addrcas
Pbilipson Slow,Lad\,L]ackdoHu House Haslcmore, Surrey
Phillips, Miss, N ew ^^ouse,T«lntlla2n Sussex i
Phillips, 15<n]ainin, Magor, Newport Mon I
Phillips. C & Sons, Ellis Hill, Swinscoe, Asbhourtie, Derb}
PhilUps.C F.Cifinlacm.ChurchEatan Staliocd I
IbiUips.C J , Old Dalb} Hall, Mellon Mow braj, Ltjcs Wt|
Phillips, Isaac Skidbrooke, Louth Lines
PbilUrs,3 C3llciiiMooiHDusc,Ashbcmine llnbysbiie
Phillips,] G , Hoindool Kirklinton Cutnherlano
Pliillips, ) \V , Hcybridge.Tcan, Stoke on Trent, Stalls
Ibillips.P G PrtstoB Court 4 The \eldl House, Ledbur)
Herefordshire (**)
I hiltips KaiTOOn^ The Retreat Downham Jilarkel Soif
Plulpott, Eicisl E Mansion Ram<gate Kent
PkjW, R C & T a Vine House Uecping St Nicholas
Spalding Lines
Pirkaid j T .Stowleigh Vrytotnbe Melton Mowbiaj Lties
Pickard, Jolin, Llmwood House, Walton Wakefitld hotks
Pickard Wtn Hobj Leiccsttr
Pickcnnp A R The Mount Saigliton Cheater; Clicslitie
Pickering W alley, Hutton Hail Guisboiough Vorks
Pictoa W H Dalton Parbold Wigan Lanes
Pidduck.TS The Woodjandi Alsager Chishire HI.
Pire Ednard, Guekland lelhain UuotJtfdord Herts
Pigg.l Warknai Rojston Hens '
PitE. stanlcv A ChippngHal! BiiWingfoid Herts (P!
PiikingtOD Lt Ccl W N , D S 0 , Raiufotd Hall Estate
St Htltns l^nts IPrt .
Piling] L Rftlow Wroxeler Salop (e)t|
Pimbley, M L neatre Pm Bickeisialle OriRsVirk, Lanta
Pinilott S I\j ihne Wmchatti Norltiwich Chrsbire
Pinder Lt Col T W Tickencote Lodge Staotlord
Lines (cjjt
Piokoes Thomas JP Gracside Skichti RSO.^otks
Pioknrx W P , Stubb House North^leiion Vorks
Pipe d Wood Patrn, Spexhall Haleswortb Sufjollt
Pitta A L Harethorpe Uabwith Selbv \<mVs
Pittl t A High Field House Bubuith Selby herVa
Plant A , Ctatfi House rn Buglawton, Congleton, Cbts
Platt A Mere Vien Pickinrte Knutsford Chtshue (Hi
PhW Mrs A ] F Hartibi ^lanor Newark Notts test'
Platt Arnold Wdlmglev Manor Tickhill Rotherbair.Mts (c)
Pla>er W P Staunton Grange Nottingham ip '
Plajer W ] High Ridge PaiQi Haddenham Cambridge
Pltndftleith W Sunwick Berwick on Tweed Numb (p)
Pocock Robert Noitb Pethetlon Bridgwater Somcfst'
Podfliore WilliamL Noctoruni Dirkethead Chishire
I’d!!, C H Grove Farm Ringsfield Bcccics Suffolk (<)
folLaid AttUuc AltcilooGrwnge Harrogate Rd Leeds \k '
IMlIatd ] U MoorAllerton H 11 Harrcraic Kd Lerrls %k
PoUock, G U Chelmsford House hulford Rd hocks
Pool %V, Low Hill Farm M(>ingham (lainvborough Lines
Poole B \S Butley Abbey, TunsisW Suffolk tcp)t
P00LE,a£SRYW «B BiUBooae lawtofd, Essex (csp)*\
Poole) Joseph W-lhctiggs Brougham Penrith luiii (
Pope Iv P Ctockalianiin Leigh Wotcesiee <
Potter, £ L Haddinham Ely Cambs
Porter, loseph Feltwcll Brandon Suffolk
Porter, R Wilsons Pasta Lliwick Kirkbam Preston Lane.
Portland, The Duke of IVclbeck Abbe) Worksop
Notta (r>p)|
Poctman Viscount UuxWd Park Sussex feblt'
Potter Allred W ,Calder%a1e Garstang Lancs
Poller C A Gt Sssntbcol Farm , Dauntsey, Clapptnharo
Wilts
Potter D The Farm Seagry Chippenham Wilts
Potter,!' A , Tajlor s Farm Chigwell Bow Essex
Potter, O H HomeGarm Fressingfield Harleston Noil
Potter George WycbnorHiIl Button-on Trent Staffs
Potter, ]8mes, Brinkwortb, Chippenbam, Wilts
Potter, I’erren South Kyme Lincolo
Potter, R S llawktswell CoIcsbiU, Warws
Potts, F Ncasham Grange Darlington Co Durham (s)|
Potts, E H Dawn Hall, BarroW"Oii Humber Lines
Potts, I , High Crosby Farm Carlisle Cumberland
Potts,] W GreyTowetsFarro.Nunlborpe SO Vorks
Potts, John Preston Grange Farm, Noclb Shields Numb
IVuoder, Roger, Nottingham Road Ilkeston, Derby
PowdrelljA (< .CcawteyCcecnFacra Luton, Beds
Powdrell A ], Crescent Lo^e, Luton Beds
Powell, Charles 0 ,SycnoudsTcewea. Whitchurch, Ross-on
Wje, 1/cnford
^«eU,Char,.sW ,Warham Bctintcn Hereford
^we .E c 1 ,WigrooreCrange,LeintKardine He.
p>*eU, Ldwaro Great Bervntk, Shcterabucy , Salop
f tl-srougb House. Licblidd, StaUs {rjt
Sr 'i' ^'•^'•'trCouDd CtossHoUsej Salop '
roCourt, Breinton, Hereford
VLionFartn Fulverbatch, Salop
P^rH’w -® " hilchuith.SaloP
Pbvnitv . **0US, .Minsietley, Salop
Ibvser A *Ji Stud Farfa.fcdenbridge, hint
Poystr’ I n c *"’5 Shardlow, Derby
‘^iset’ ' >tbv I
.J WVJ .AlOfcarPaik Farm, Langley MiH.Derbysb '
Clydesdale
Cl)desda)e
Jlunltrs
Shiic
Shire
Chtksdale
Shirt
) ttCbcCOD
Shut
Uebb ron)
Sl»i«
iUcknef
Sbiie
Suflolk
SlilK
Shire
bbue
Shiie
Shite
Slilre
Hackney
Shire
Civdtsdale
Shite
Shire
Suffolk
Shire
SI ire
sSme*^
Suflolk
Siute
Cl)d<*daU
Sbiie
Shire
Shire
Shire
Petchetoo
ClydisdaM
Haeloity
SofioOs
Clyde sdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hoyser, Tliomas 5 Cranflcel Parm, Sawley, Derby
Paysir Win lle snineton 1 icldv, Shardlow Derby
PBACT. ARTEVR T, Uorstoa Hall. Trunley, Isimcb..
Satfolk (rsltl
Pratt, C I , Melton, Woodbrtdce, Suffolk
lralt,P Newton, Cioftpann.Kirton Ipswich, Suffolk
Pratt, Iteubiu,TemAgtoD Sc Cltccenls, Norfolk
Pratt, Waller, Hill House, West Walton, Norfolk
Pre, Kev A M du. Lung Vigaraw, Beverley, Vorks
Precce, George, Hope Howdler, Lnurch Surllon, Salop
lhescotC,Ld«ard, Ltckham HaU,ScDtboro ilevrrIey,Vk[c]t|
Hiscott, I, lloirbatds rarm, Unsvi'orth, WhilliilJ Lancs '
IVcsooil T,l!n>ok House Eann, kinderlon, Midditwtch,
Picstott, AUred, Worfiagworth.Fiamlinghasn SO , Suit !v)|
Preston, Ednio l( , Wood 1 a rut, Worlingwprth, Suffolk (r)|
1‘ttstcia, r G .Na'singtcei, Notthants . '
Preston, Tliooi IS, J ertiintl Long i'lrslon. Vorks
I'rrsloo, Tliomas C, Mount lirasanl, llunsunby. Long
worthy, CiuntierUnil
iTcwetl, £ U R.Kcimcrlri^, Nilson KJ ,Ne'w MaJJvn
Suerey
Price, G S , The Ilomme, Ross-on Wye, HerrfordsI
Pt>dgcon,Ldwd>,Gaytort lc>Maisb, Alfoid, Lmca
Pring, f C.Caketo, Lyminsler, lutllciiampioo, Sussex (<l
Pnngle.W ] 4E , Ueanley, AliiHielc, Northuuib )>)
1‘ritrJiard Lewis, C<ln Bach 1 arm, Nevr Tredegar, Moo (>],
Pritchard, W ] , lound 1 arm, Ockham, Cobhain.Suirey
Proberl, E . TheColUt.e, Weston, tfawkestone, &loF.
Probrn.Col W G C , BeviUs Hall, Hnres, Suffolk (
Proctoe.l 4| W .LodeerattDiHilga), Downham, Vlaike
Nonvdk
Proctor, U H .Onslow Farm, Long Sutton, Surrey
IToccor, S dr j , Piumpion Hall LIvrtslOR, Lancs .
PiosstT.C K. MvU House, Shnstoke.WrsiuU Warws
Ptosatr, L / , WtUbrook, Peierchurth, Hereford,
Ptotlietoe, 1 G, Rudge House, Weston undcr-leiiyaru
Ross, Ifercford, ,
Peothetoe.T D, Trent House, Willmgion, Derbyshire {r)t
I roudley'. W 4 C , Scollenliorpe, Lincoln
Pnidbaai.lolitt L . Whitelirld, lltadiNook,Cai}isIe,CuDib
Pryee.RC Broughton HaniicrHiU.bhrewiburr.Salop (<]!
Pryke Mrs layer Mill Farm, KraoLloid, Jpswtcb, Suflou,
Pudge. Wm I wt.<ad, Duhop » Frotne, Wotea (el!
Puduey L U Shrubbery Farm, CbarUield, Wickham
Market Sulfoik '
Pughe.W Anliur Burbage Rectory Hinckley, Leiea.
Pulltuvt Httiry, Dtax Hall, Srtby, Vorks
Pulley, Sir Charles T, Lower Eaton, Hereford (nF),
Pnrtbase,D N .Great Hele Barton, South Molloo.DeV \»P{)\
Purseglove, K, Orosterficld, Footow, £>am, Sheffield |
Vorks
Pucnain, Mrs ] . Farriegdon House, Exrter Devon
IhiuiaiD, James. Home Farm, FarriOgdon Flouse, Exeter
Pultoek, Arthur C , OakJeoe, Billincshurst, Sussex
Pyp Cbas . Pelham, Oainsboroueh, Lines .
PvkeW.J W .Near Farm, Natlall Notts
P)k F E, U9ug Park, Sidmoulh iunction, Oltery >t
Maty Devion (P),
Pyle. VtwVtp, Hants Farm TaUloo, OWery Sv Mary, Dev '
Pywell, Bert, The MiU,Tlion>ey, Peterborough, Norihau Is
Q
Quenby . W , W estbetd Farm Oakley , Bedford
Quisted.C H, POulton Farm, Ash, Canterbury. Rent (ep)
QusbcU Oliver Shalera Lodge Newark Notts I
^ilter.SirCuthbert Bawdsey Manor Wood bridge SuW (es)T
&>ocv>,R S d*G The Vettv, Bod«iham.,HerefacdsU (e/JM
Quinney.W E .Little ToJladme Farm, Worcester '
Radford, Matthew, Bartoo, Cambridge
Rage, Wm . Ivy Ftose, Ashby de U Zouch Leics
>uu«iu:>.,iouu .ratKcouge.iuaCkley. Bradford Vorks j
Raitbby 11 C Manor House, Ludbofough.NortliThotesby
Lioca „ (f! I
Raker.J H J .irallFatm.Kushbrooke.BurySt Edmunds,
Suffolk '
Ralef,II Thorntoc leCIay Vorks !
RMftt.Johii Boyd, Ogle Castle, iooteland, Novthumb fcH'
Rarnsden, A .Aimitage Arms Fami, Clifton, Bughouse, Vks
BamsdeD ) >V , Haieby House, Spilsby, Ltnes (ft)
Ram^w.Wm .The Low Foiia, Redcar, Vorks . (a)'
Rand, James W , Ford Mill House, Ford, Northumb ,
Randolpli, CapC C T, SahainHal,,Tbctford,Norfolk{(].)t
Suffolk
Suffolk
Hackney
Hackney
Suffolk
Suffolk
Hackney
cl^tsdale
Welsh Jbny
bbiee
Hackney
Shtie
Slure
Sbire
Slure
Slure
Clydesdale
Slure
Suffolk
Sbice
Suffolk
Welsh Pony
Shtre
Shire
ib»e
Sbue
Welsh Ibny
Shire
SLire
Suffolk
Shire
Clydesdale
Slure
Percheton
Sulfolk
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Sullolk
RAN— ROO
HORSE BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
229
MoRbt-. ,
Raniom.Capt V L.. Cianst Che\ttisloiJ,Ei»t»
Ritdid, Et -Col R C , C M , Scwtoo l’2ik, Buiton-on
Trmt, Stailt (clt
Ratclilfc T .Torton ^lanor. Hanncr Hill, Shrevsbury Salop
Ralhmelt, Joseph, Hattsoil Farm ClrcLhcatos, \orLi
Rasen.Tom.Pilloo Oundlr, Norlhants
Rasenshaw R S MoUington Chester
RancliJfe J , School Lane Farm LitUe Martoo, DlacLpool
Lancs
Rawlins F.CburchFacm Stramshall Ltloxeter Staffs (c)|
Raj , John, Taonmglon, Framlingham, SuKolk '
Raynham John, Langjueie Lodte Scale Uisa Notf
Read, Sir A M , 1 ucknani Lstate Colccne Chippcnli
Wilts («/■>
Read,F W , Llcebs Grange Alford Li--
Read,T FlixboroFaim Uoneasler, Nc
Read T H TheGrangeTanninEton branilmgham.Suff y.)
ReadingCorporalionfMr T Chittle) Manor Farm, Keading '
BerU
RcaLes,T P , Page House, Coleford lUth Sot
Reason Geo ,Tysoe, Krnetrn Warwick
Reaj, Robert Park Fann Gnnsdale Carlisle, Cumberlandl
Rce^.C T G Laughton FolkiuEton Lines
Reed,\\tn. OffordCluoj Huntingdon
Reed, Wtn , West Houses IVinteUnd Northumberland
Reese.J T Summetlease Farm, Redwack Mi
iQ Spa War
.. , Lilhngton Leami
, .. ,Thrussington, Leicester T
Reid Henry, Caitlecigg Farm Morcs^ Whitehaven, Cum
Reid John Houghton House Farm Carlisle, Cumberland
Relpb, S , hTeabum Hill, Nlaulds ^Ieabum Penrith Cumb
Remnant, Sir J F , Bt, The Grange HareHatch,Tw>fQRj,
Berks. (c|
Retuue, J Bowesfield Farm Stocktoo-on Tees Durham
Renton llu'h St \Ur»,aret i Kinestnn Hill Surrey ,
RetehJess. J A & J R Four Gotct.T)dd St. Gfles,
Wiibeeh, Cambs ^ ,
RevlU, Arthur. Church Farm ClavTnle Newark Notts.
ReviJ. W J , Steney liouebtoB Mansfield Notts
ReysoW E H.UoxDe Place Denbarct Diss Norfolk
Kej-ooids il A , Street Farm Tru ley S O Suffolk
Reynolds, Henry Sotley Abbej Thame Oson
RejooIdvP Hall Farm SaitioQ Ludlow Salop (»pi|
Rhodm, li II , Arches Hall Standoo Ware, Herts f|
Rhodes, John. Lee Faiu, Mjerscough Preston, Lanca.
Rh^ea, JobnWm.WnolLnd Shepley \<xka
Rhodes, K PiSlaodon Ware Heru t
Rhone, C , Ledsham, Bitkeobead Cheshire
Rire A Foster GafStOft Farm (.odsKne Softev
BICU.MS8 ET£IYK Wncbam8tU,Tbcilard,KortoUE(cir
Rich Isaac, Kenu Farm Kurstpicrpoial Sussex (Ot
RieWdf J Metblrigh Mouse forihlevcn llelston Coraw
Richards James Manor Farm SwanningtoO, Leics (c)f
Richards, John Morton Hall Oiwestr),^Iop
Richards, K , LlfficToft, LasCcolC, Hamptoa 10 Arden, Wars.,
RicbanlsoD,A &L,10 Radnor indgeKd .Folkestone Kent
Richardson, L , Llwoith Hall Sandbach Cheshire I
Kichanlaon, L , Whstcrolt Halt Farm, Northwich Cbeshiti
Richardson, F Jc Son, Bourne Fen, Bourne Lines '
Ricbaidaon F G Green Farm, Bamby Moor, bock
RicbardsoB, G , Hav'crfield House, Bridlington, b orks.
Rjchardson G , West View 1 arm, Netbeiseal, I]urton<ia
Trent. Staffs.
Rich^son.C F Tjujcelj-n Weston Rbj-n Oswestry Salop
Richardson, C H , Nether Langwilh Mansfield Notts.
Richardaoo, Hading, Caperawray Faim, Carctortb Lancs.
Richardson, Herbert Coicsbach, Rugbj. Warwickshire (rjt
Richardson, J Old Hough. Warmmgton, MiJdlewich, t hes.
Rvchatdson, J£.,Thorpelanda.F arls BartonJ- cclhan ts (c/.'lt
Richardson, lames, 1 he Shrubbery, Chatteris Cambs. '
Kichardsaa jeaeph, BewwUcth Covkenuoush Cumb.
Richarrison,Jos Ha«ton Hrjw.W ntnew ion. tspatna Cun
Richardson, Noble. Smallsburs, I'leston Lancs.
Richard,on. R J , Ramsholt L^ge, Alderton It oodbndgi
Suffolk lc)
Richardson. R T. Sutlon-m Derwent LKingUn, bmks.
RKhardson. S M , Horsley Lodge Derby
RKhardsoo. T H , Last skirbeck House. Boston Lines,
Kichardvon W C. lastlield HoldemesS Kd , Hull, boi
Kichcs, T H . Kitwells. hbeolej lUrts. 1
HKhmond. Fredk . Wolsut Udl, Newark. Notts.
Krehmond, R B , OUlcotes Manor Kotherhani, b «ka.
Rjcktard, J W , Scots Hall. WeslkUiei.
hullulk t<
KKkrrb) J MonkMll Burch hj wands CarWe Cum. I
kKkwexsL c. A A, Brvw k House. Chattma, tamlu.
Kiddle, W A . GJeo Bollm. Kmgway, Hale. Cbestuie
Ksdgewae, S. O . Lmfuld. blaniced l^ilope, Lsaes
IOdle},/ 4 S.H .Chi'llertoolann Wal<ioT>i.e Nonhi
Ksilry, Jcwepti. Scales 1 oU. Krtkossald, Cuiaie, Cutal
Kid'ey.kichardC Ibie Abbey. Lje. Sulfcck
Kidley Win I iVatiK-ld Frusierlry, Co, Durham
Kujt.Artbur Mim>deFanii,Carkuia;aruos.,Laiics. ;.>yv
Iti, g Bruce Araig Fool. W itidenniTe, W iwtn. rlarsi (sj
Nhir*
Shite
Shire
Suflolk
SwMolk
Shire
Shirt
ajdesdalc
Shire
Oribsdale
Ojdesdale
ajxlesdale
Suffolk
Ojdesdale
Hackney
Stun
Sbir«
Shire
Suffolk
Suffolk
Stun
Shin
Shire
Shire
SoUolk
Sbtfe
Shire
Shire
Shin
Ihm
ihite
Shin
Shire
Shin
Shire
Qj-desdale
ajdesdalc
Sbue
Suffolk
Clvdcsdalc
Shire
Hrhkh lAny
'•hue
Oydrsdale
UnVsdaie
SuMmk
aedesdak
Name and Address
KigSalCJ n, Melton Ross, Bametby, Lines.
Rilejr. A , Melton Lej-s, South Milford, b oiks.
Rtley, Joha. Belficldi, Church Baton. Stafford
Hmuacr. Kaipb, Holcslack, Kendal, W estmoiland
Ringer, bV W Titchucll. King s Lynn, Norfolk
Ripley SifllW A.Bt Bed.tone House UucKncll Salop (i)|
RiIsoq.A ,Thornl 0 D Berwick^n Tweed Northumbcriandfp)
Kstsoa,A^ , Whilecroft, Ireby, Carlisle Cumb fcOtl
Rrtsem.Lt Col J R , White House, Burnbope, Durham frp) I
Koadnight, J G , DaJbrook Farm, CuddingCon, Ajlcsbury,^
Bucks.
Roadoight, Richard Chcaisley, Aylesbury, Bucks.
ROADS, J NordhCk Hoose, Aston Ahbotti. Aylesbury.
Bnchs.
Roads r J Broughton Manor, Ajicsbury, Ducks
Itoharts, J il , Hatfield, Broad Oak Essex
Robb A Hawthorne, Park 1 arm, Irthlingborough, N ants.
Roberts, A C., HoUin House, Tunbridge Wells, Kent (p|
Roberts, A b NewHousel arm, ChurchSlretton Salop (crj
Roberts C W.HarelmereFarm.CrcsueB, Mansfield. Notts!
Roberts, Geo P Icklcford Bury Hitchin Herts. I
Roberts. HE, hleresule, Brconfield, Carlisle Cumb
Roberts, Henry, The Crrscent,, Newton Mon.
Roberts, J Buckley, Brockton, Much Wcmlock. Salop
Roberts, tUchd , The Spring Farm, Kenley.Cieasase. ^lop
Roberts S FnthviUe, Boston, Lines
Roberts, Wm , Radmantbwaite Farm, Mansfield, Notts
Robensha* Walter Gt Aloulton Tivelshall NcirwicEi,Norf
Robins, Richard 1 , Isleham, Soham, Cambs.
Robmson. A J , Hatton Fields. HUloa, Derby
Robeson Adam Grassmoor House, Loiton Road, Cocker
nMuth Cucob
Robioson. Cecil, Qiudnng Spaldmg, Lines ,
Robiosoo. CleiD. A| Dnunburgb Farm, Carhsle, Cumb
Robiosoo, E . SwiodoD Grange, Kitkbj, Overblow, Harrow
gate Aorks
Rob nsoa. E l > . Beechurs* Choiley, Lane*.
Robiosoo Eady Higbam Ferreiw Nortbanii tp)
Robio s oo P L , The Ciasge, Hagworihingbam, Spilsby
^eveland Bay
Wdfh Pony
Cljdcsdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shire
Shire
Ha^ey
Welsh Pony
Ro^nsoo -
Aocks. ^
Robiosoo, J il A£ Holme, Carrifortb Laiica '
Robiosoo, j.kl , l^iwsalj Hall Farts, Wilmslow, Ctaulurr
Robiosoo J N £. High Cross Farm. Lx>»t*waU/,Goi.eu
Kobinsoo, M , Cams Green, Kendal. Westmorland
Kobioaoo. N S.. Cbtpel House, AlUndsle, NwtbiuuLea'.^yl
Kobinsoo, The Rev R, Slonjburst tUlege. iWAbsai
Lanes ,,
Robiatoo.S Asbtenaeee, SniUlon Ashbourne Jx/by J
Robiosoo b LamJsdoabeCrofl, Hath, 1
Robutsmi <am"'' — — - '■ •
Kobinsoo T.t
bullolk
Robinson, T. C, Cleallam Hall, Winsluu
Robuuoo, Tbcesas, Holniicales, KirwUf, Wv«li a « el
Robmsoa, Tbomas F, Frost lull AlkieUi
Kobiiis<io.TlMi(nas J . Threlkild Had, i ue,lL <,,|
Kobuisoa Wm , Altcar, LfvcriMd lAiea
RoMey, Mis. M A. CuinwhitbAi Ikwds 1 <
Cumberlaad
Robson. C .Stockhain, Wantage ihiu
Robson G AA , Maocc Farui. Ixeiw/lt ..
Stalls I • 1
KiAisoa. tamev Redbeugh, TarscS N a\L ^ ^
Kobioa, Strs. Sarah Anne. Uoaf i'ul ^ '
Tyoe NCTlhuioberlai^ '
Robto.-! Tbesnat L. Maile>b. M eta U e
KoclnJiffe.r.HillHouse.AA»(wC. e 1
RocJvsavage. Lari of Hougbu« F...w>
Kodgen. G F. C , BndeslaM, ^
Rodoranachi. Miss A, Ull^
AA ocxestmlure
KodweU Mai H The OM tl.J y,,e ^
KodwvlL Mancr H'* — ,1 ,,
Nmlolk
Roe. Robe Henry, Hw« if./ > .
Staffs.
Koc. Win. L.,Swanm O.-p
Kocerv C< G. Staaa<e i we ,
KoietTS, Dav si A a> I .11.
K»'*xra. Tbe Ker II. ^ ^
. ... Wm,
Ksdn. Frank, Ai/c I
K ..mg. T
K<Atei.At,liuawx ,
Rot.Kieicasi, Av
Kv^vVT. i..-
230
HORSE 0REEDERS— ENGLAND.
ROO— SHA
le and Addrcs;
lined
Name and Addrest
Rook, F R , Manor Farm, Colemore, AltoDiJIanU («]t
Rooke, faulkUnd, VSood^Uie, Bcaoiptoa, Ucika.
Rooke, T. A , Tiiirsk Vorks ,
Rope, A. M ■ Lower Abbey Farni, Leistoa.S O ,SuJ/oUc t
Roper, Corbett, Tbe Laurels, Lenborougb, Duckingham (r)t
Roper, C & J , Lenborougb, Buckingham '
Roper Lumley Holland, W, Lyasted I’ark, Sittmgbourm
Rent (s)
Ropner, Robert, lUoa Hall, Stockton-on Tees, Durham '
Rose, A H , \\ alpole Highway, libcch, Caaibs
Rose, Chas , Rampton Cambridge
Rose, George Undrick Hills, Slureoaks \torksop Nolls
Rose, Hari:> , Pnots HiU Farm, Blunttshwn Itunli
Rose, J D , Jun , Great Stukeley Huntingdon
Rose, Jas , Elm Tree Fm , Laxti'ld n... _
Rose, S , Rosenin, Summercourt Grampoun I Rd CominU|
Rosebery Tati of RG TheDurdans Lpsem Sutrev
Ro6tb(T),LarlQf RG Mentmore Leighton Buirard Beds;
Ross. Harr) Blctsoe Bedford '
Ross, Reuben, niorr>l<> Longrilge Preston, Lams
Ross, T R.Bellean Alford Lines (i
Rosstll E G Sindiacce Nottingham
Rolhsehild, J A de )\ueldcsdoii Manor Ajlrsbun
Bucks _ (fp)t
Rouch, Marlin The Elms \\angford Si Hoik
1 oiitUdg; John Ueacli(,nluU umctnwn CeiRvbeeUrwl
lowbottom J (unnis Doncaster Norks
KonboUorn Ralph Mounllarin Vioollcy \Nakrli W \ks
Boise h Casendisb Lodge Clipsinne Mansfield Notts <rp)i
Kosscll E M 4L P Bury Huntngdin '
RoncH Edward P Stow Dri igi KmgsLsmn Norfolk
RowUnd Richird Creslow Asksbun Bmks
Rowlmelson ] Lps'orth House (orlland 1 lace Peiirith
Cumberland (r)
Rowlci D C Rofford Millinrfprd Berks
Kowlet R M Manor 1 arm Banburs Oxon
Ro)lr,J T 4:N C , "oodford Lodge HarUlull Nuneaton
Wai'iiekshire ‘c
Rudkis 3&nses Braiselofi Old HaB GtanUiam \
Rusbton, Albert \ BrookUrel* btudles, Uarwicksbire ^
Ruihion lameaL DamacrcLolce Gartting Lines (rMtl
Rusbton iValtir The Limes Iliklirstene Stills
Rushuorth, Mrs Fskdale Bircate Ctimsby Lines
Rushworth JohiiE Fskdile Qargate Giimsby Lines (P)
Russell A » (Rushdec Norlhanipion '
RuMtll Ailhiir MiUSt Farm Dunchtreh Rugby Maeves
Russell Arthur Staierton Dairntty Norihants
Russel] Henry New on Holme, Kirkbride, Carlisle
6.icrbrrland
Rusill T R Gretton Uincheombe CIos .
Russon, Henry, South Carllon Lincoln
Rusicn Snitli High Street Chatlcris.Ciiniberlsnel
Rulier, £ OwUr Hall, Rattcchall Cheslurc
Rutter Ernest A , The Grange, Miflcklon, Louth, Lines
Ruttir.J T , Fi lletby Manor, Homcasile Lines
RuUcr 1’ L HougbGrangc.Cranthain Lines
Ryan^ Mij E N , Pond Collage, Tillingboiime N
SADtSBCRT. F. Blunts Hall Littl* Wralljiig, HaTeihill ,
Snllolk / jaw
SaiO'bury.J H , Oirrlon Ross Herefordshire '
Saint r L , Stone larm, Cock'nld, Dujv St Ede
Suffolk
Saint, Je in, Alkmonton, Drailsford, Derby
St AudtKS Lord, St Audries Tiunton ^merset
bt Jolin Maj E J S Stinfold J^dge, Slinfold Sus
Sale, Arthur \V , Gables Em Rothirfirld Sussex (oP)|
Ridwair Rugetey Stalls '
iiider, Ro^r,
I* ~ ^™'*seIm,Slcntoii Nuneat ....
f, Cloth, '"U I'C, GCVO, CD. HallieWtl
^laro ,, ^roorahill, Tunbridge ^\cll5
Silon«^\*'e'ls * "'^.MicMeoKi.Deiby
Sail 11 L . ii, ,°7,, Ely ford llalrswonh, Sulfotkl
baiupson *'!“***'' ll»L. ‘ .looibr Powiisi"*k. nor»ei leftll
^Mbnarsh
Shiic
ClevelgndOay
Sbire
SufKilK
Shiie
fauBolk
aevclandDay
Shue
Shire
Shire
iKrlierOQ
Hackney
Sul folk
Shire
llackpey
Slur*
Clyd«s<JaJ«
Shite
Shire
Shire
Suff, Ik
Hackney
Shire
Shire
HackiirT
Hickiry
Hackney
Slur*
Shic* . ,
CJ}d<s<U«
Shire
Shite
Shire
Suffolk
CtycIrsJale
Cl}des4ale
^sWt
N ''‘“e l^t;.
Shire
Clidcsiele
ClidiaihOe
Clydisdiile
Sandi^
r.A^Tlie Priory, Nrcdingworth, St Itri, Hunts
Sindifcr, n U , Ncrdiiigworlli, St Ives, ilunts
Sandifcr, ^kni , ErDSUnton, St Ivrs, Hunts
SandwiLh The Earl of, Hinchingbrook, IluntiOodoa (r
Sankc], E , Croft, Warrington, Lani
SanLey, Harry, Kinicy. Wellington, Sal
Saokey, Joshua R , t^yvrrstnne Park, Stowtnarkce.Suff
Sant. Jolin, Model 1 in , llaacliurch. Newcastle, Northuinl
SanUr H.TrcviUis I’oturi Bar, Middlesex
SapntU.Col B B.Sankince AyUbam Norfolk l.cp)\\
Sargent, ] , Ucidge ttouse, Carlton in Undrick, Wocksop,'
Noll*
Saul,J Wingate, Wamflert, Lines
Saul, J 1) , Bridge Flare Allooby, Maryport, Cumb (
Saumarrr.Capt Hon St V , Broke Hall, Nacton, Ipsnii
Suffolk {t
Saundir, J H, The Grange Farm, Ilrnley in Arili
Waniickshire
Saunders, A ti , Clossmoor Hou<e, ttliitilesea, Camls.
Siundcr* FT Trvirsal Notts
SAUSDERS.FBDK-iGreearm. Ci ftabortnigb. Salt (r/>l|
Saunders J I’ Wocidlyiuse, Llv.Caiubi
Savage J New ifall, Slanmngfiild, Bury St. Ednmni
Savage, J , White House Fm , Roden, Wellington, Salop
Sas Klge, Harrs , W aiUnIi(«, Oundle, NortbanU
Sasitl F R. L , Wilford Granir, Ku.by, Warwickshire (r)tj
SasiU.tialhomcL , Whittlersl ictn Lilriibndge.Rrnt |(|
Saiille.Capt Hon Cm , ilawnbv Towers, Hllms]cy,^ork I
Saville Grans life (• Ii ttislree, \\ iikhatn Market, Suffolk
Saiory.R II SaadsaUt.Chctitry, Surrey
Sawyer, R I' , Rectory Fartn Coodmasham, Mark'
W 1 ighuwi, Lork.
Saycr. Robert, 4}oual Clifton, Penrith, Cumberlsnd
Hacknry
|hirc
Shire
Clydesdale
Suffolk
Hickncy
Shire
Suffolk
Cl> tndale
Cli Jesdaie
SutfoU
ShlTt
Clydesdale
Shire
Hackney
Clydcedale
Shire
Shire
Suffolk
Shire
Clydesdale
Shire
Shire
Hackney
Suffolk
Shire
Hackney
Shire
Shire
PtrJietoa
Suffolk
Sayet. .. ...
Scare K G , CUnflild Housr, XXnniaglon, Prsmlioebain,
Suffolk
Scaotlibury. W R .Great Earriogiog, Burferd, Oxon ,
Scaiian.) .Wilhrm, Alford, Lints lO
Scarlcfl.W 1 koike, Fvlirld House. Asdovcf, Haols '
Scanaii Rf . Norton liouse Athertione, Warwickshire
Scalchaid, Tnornai, Scarab Bank, Riplev, \erks
SchoiiclJ Thos B Lxning Lawn, Cheltenham Cles {t),
Scliolry W G , Kcllinglon Wliiticv Bridge, Coole, >1(1 |p)|
C,K.II..>I /■ — . P « C.. ,1... i._ . ..L.
arkii
..
Scon , 'a 'Cniiiinond Hill ComLilon Twred, Northursb
Seou.C R .OulwvH House, Oulwell, Wished, Cambt i
Scott, C T, Bucklacd Manor, Broadaay, Worcesitr {()
Scott, Uliol Drinkslone, Hawick, Nortliumbctland
Scotl, Frcilmck. Park Gate Helirungbaia, Suffolk {e}|
Scott, George, Cross HiUbarm Snaiiii >orkl
Scotl I Partridge Hall, Nunbumholme Station, >orka
Scott,] E .Christchurch, Wisbech Cambs
Sooll I W . Occkingham, Newark Notts
Scotl S , Lower Broadbridge, Horsham, Sussex
Smilton G M , Dower House, Daglmgwortb, Cirencester
Glos
Scupbolm, Marshal] C Wainfleet, Lines
Srurlock W Wheeler Moor Coleshill, W atw
Seabraok W £ Beadlow, Sbeltord, Beds
Sealbv.lhomis J Lnthsnk Farm, Hutlon
Penrith Cutuberiaud
Seals J D, Home Farm. SncLton Avhboume Detbysh [tl
Seacle | ] &H MKcheBHiUFarm Cottenham,Cambridge|
Searle.T.Claygate House Whittlesey Cambs
Sears Mrs C Tlie Grange Farm CnlUagtree, N bants {c:
Sears. W' T , Weston Favtil Northampton («
Searson, George TaiUngton, Stamford, L ncs
Secbohcii Hugh E , Poynders Lnd, llitchin, Herts (t
Seed B S , EvecUioepe Hall, Evertborpe Broush.Nocks
sellers John W ,Arram Grange, Beverley >orka
Semmens. Samuel. Trevarihian, St Hilary, Maraeion
Cornwall (r)
Seward 1 Straltgale Otters St Mary, Devon
rell E >emin(»e Jr, IS The Green, Ramsey Hunts (p)
lell Tlvomas A , Kibton Kail vioskingion.tumberland
mour.COl C D , Bomick House Staaboe, Klrig sLynn
Norfolk Uf’)t
Seymour John CowstandFarm Hilton, Sunderland Dur
Shacklock J W Whaley HaU.Langwith, MansfiOJ Notts
shadnick, Robert Nilsick House Farm, Abbey Town Cum
Shakf-spear, A M W Hollv Lodge Durnhani Bocks
Shanks R llalland Park Hallond EastHoathB Sx (pit
shapland J L Clialdon Court, Caterham Surrey
Shamian Icederck W .GnssFarm Spalding, Lines
Siarp W J ,Greywalis,Silierdale, Camfortb, Lancs
Sharpe, Henry Weston Newark Notts
SI irpe, James E Ctowjasd, Fbierboiougb, Northant
Sharpe. Walter Bicker, Basion, Lmes
Sliarrock, II , n e Moss Mawdisley, Ormskirk tunc
Shaw A 7 S.Laxton Manor] arm Howden ><irks
Shaw, AUiedL.Uichlield House Boulton Ie-1 ylde, Lancs Hackney
Shan G I Uirshlarm Howdtn \orks Nhlre
Shaw.G W, Botham HaU Huddersfield, >orks Hackney
Hackney
Clydesdale
" rcheron
Cly desdalc
Hackney
Clydesda e
232
HORSE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
SMI— STl
i and Addites
NaBM Addrcst
Sai th John U Bull $ Hall, Koodisball, Sutfolk
Sjzuii t L P:ptT Close Corbridge-oa Tjne Aorjliunib.
Smith Leonard P Blacon Point Chester
Sm tb, Lesl e Goole CraoRe Goole York*
Smith M HiU Farm Uchf eld Bd. Bloxnicb WabaU SUM*
Smth M E Horns House \\iUon Gilbert Co Durbara
Smith OnenH l^ngbam HalJ Oakland Rutland (ej^)t|
Smith i Pell cott Than e Oxon.
Sm th P G Nettle Hill Shilton Coventry Uarnicks {el
Smith Percy G fleckaoc Rugbj tVarwtcksbire (p)
Smith S F Tuppeahurst Armitage Kug«le> Staff*.
Smith Samuel Thume Great Yarmouth Norfolk
Smith Sydney Limcfcld Preston Road Blackhum Lauts
Smith, T C. & J W Gamblesbj Langi albb) Carlisle
Cumb
Smith Thomas Wragmite Head CotehiU Carl sle Cumb
Smith Thomas Old Btook Hall Bold W does Lane*
Smith Thomas C Adw ck le Street Uonoaster Yorks
Smith, Thomas Close Boycott Manor Stosve Buckinghamt'
Smith Thomas F Ro uigton Nr Uaruick '
Smith tv Derrythorpe Grange Altborpc Doncaster Yks
Smith tv H Deeping St Janie* 1 eterborough N ants
Smith tv H Camondge Fatin Utloxelcr Staffs
Smith \t J The Lodge Langar Notts
Smith tv Rdey Toulston Tadcaster Yorks
Smith t\ S SiLgieeote harm Thomey leterboTO Rants
Smith tv S Benchams Harpiord Ottery St Mary
Devon (el
Smith tv tt The Cottage bfandetiUe Rd Aylesbury
Bucks
Snath tValtei OaWt gh Swallham Norfclk, (p)
Smth ttiUndG North Elinsall Hall ] ontefraet Yorks.!
Snath Wm The Leen 1 rmbndge Hertiord • ' '
Smith ttm Enaongg Hall Maryport Cuab
Smith ttm JiA Fla« borough Orston Notts ,
Smith ttm Santh U House Isbazn Kettenog Noitbaots.
Smth ttm l^ton Court Tenbury Wells Wore* (c)
Smith ttm E Jr Wcnhiston Halt Nr Haleswortb '
Suffolk ft)
Smith ttm M Star House Gesberton Spiild ng Line*
Smith Bofanquet Maj G Croxbournebuiy Urozboume
Hesi* 0)1
SmthKyla d, C J BarfordHiU tVarwck irif
bm Chioo C «J ttanfleeiSt Mary Wainfleet Lines
Smithson Jame* Henry Blycoa Gainsborough Linca
Stuthkoo T Southiey Lincol
Sffloei^ K tv Uouy Bush Fsrd Brampton ttangford
Snath JohnO Sesaiavreod Rothbuiy NcrrthuabeTtand(t){
Sneaib A Boughloa Heck ngion tinea
bneatb Ed sard & C E Money Bcidpt P
Spalding L nc* '
Snelson Fcedetck The Chase Kemlivorib tti
Snook Bro* The Lease 1 arm Lechlade Glos (rlt]
Snoie Anthony SpittleborouLb Eann Woottoc Bassut '
Wdu
Snow Charles Adimugcon bhipston-on Stour ttores
Sno V Cliffords Lvinhwindon rann Swuid«i ttilta
Snondemf tt el I eld House Wingate Co Durham
Soondon H N blerr ngion Grange Ferrybb Durham
Snowdon Robert Landieu Ftoaterley Co Dtirh^
Soaoie* kt Co Allen Aid in Ycroon* Cbappil Essex try)
Sobey tv F Tregondalc 1 lakeard Cornwall (cj)
Sochoo T H Coulbuin Forest Avenue Ctunefo^
Essex (f) ,
Sochoa T H TaofeldTye tt est Hannmgl eld Cbelms-I
lord Essex (rplt
Sole, Charles Tubbs Farm Sutton El) Cambs '
Som«^^ Lord PC Socaejleyton Hall Lowestoll
SomeixetFann loslitutr Cannington Bridgwater Som (rplfl
Somerset J Low Farm naiirtn xfaonn irntw«rham I
°™MaUel
Southampton Lcrd RockcUffe Park Kurwood.on Tees
Durham
Southby R WeadowFarm Bamptoa Ozno
Southward tt Edward Booattood Dstmgton Cuxnb
Soweiby Mias L- J The Lue House KiagstValdeo Nr
Hitrhin, Herts
Sowtec E G Ruby tt oodhouse East Kuby Notts
Spackman Lua Coltenham Cambridge
Sparrow H F Fir Tree House Kochford Essex
Speake John yiayford Halfway House Sbrenbuiy Salop
Speechify C VV AlUworth Peterborough Northants
Sj*td \t»J fc, KnowtvonCoutt Ni Cantetbury Kent
Speed Ofo (rosehii Chewion M ndjp Bath Sam
Speed S Little Ashby I arm Bradford on Ason t\ Is
Speed Tlioioas Iltandcshurton Hull Yo ks
Spence Joseph Ha ksworlh Aslocklon Nolt nghany
Nr«icr A \V A ThcLaurOs lellwell Brando Suilolk
Spfntcr P S Bentley h elds Longford Derby
Sl*ncer Tl Omas \V „ Ifaodley Chester Cheslatc
^ — - V, . s. - .,e Cl Aloe Alecs
Suffolk
atdesdale
Clydcsdaln
Slirt
Shire
Clydesd^
Suffolk
Shirt
Shut
Shut
Shire
Shue
Hackoeyr
CtydesdDe
Oydrsdale
Shut
Shire
Shut
Shut
Shire
Shire
Shire
Cleveland Day
Sha t
Hackney
Shut
Clydesdale
Shirt
Sbitt
Shire
Suffolk
War
Npenier
cUtu e
.ulTaim Llanvair tberglve
aydesdak
Sbre
Sturt
Shite
Clydesdale
Clydesda e
Oydesdale
SoHolk
Shire
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Incberoo
Shire
Shetland Pony
Shut
Sbire
Shue
XVrchetDn
Shire
Shire
Spiking* Ytn H Newf eld* Foref ild ttiibcih, Caiobs
SpilinaD Joseph iJairiaos CardhaiD Ifcvirhy, YWkx
Spiltbury Jolin Brace* Le gl Malicio Wore*
Spffiks Fr^enck H .leybourie Weal tlalling Kent
^K>kes S K Upton Lodge Norit amplon
SpcdlOQ Samuel The Stud Crtiby Lu coin
Spooner 01 ver, Church 1 in Snalwell Newmarket Suff
S^ay ] W & 1 U Uaittby Halt Ncwaik Noll*
Sprpston I I Aallelarm Cltlford Cbcsh rc
Spry T if With fdoo Beaworthy Devon
Squ re W I ffolerarm fm ngton Devon RFHI
Slabb SrNiwlon Fartil a 0 > Hill Saxmundham Siff(c/>)t|
Storey H Glreson MI) S8 lark Square Lccda York*'
Slarey T Uulteibmk Fm. Cooiibro Kollcrham York*
Stoffordsh le Farm Institute (Rusbton J C) RodbaaCon
PcnLcK^ Staffs
Stoffurth SI to TJ e Atmue, Ramsey Haots
Sta ofonh J W Spililcntoar Forett Farm Uolhamsall
Retford Notts
S a tnclge l<inf Stalbridce Park Dorset (rA)t|
Slallard Ibos lieory Mlllci SterpleAstno Oxon. (Gt
Slailard Wm St Johns House Worcester
Slaintr W J lentnbeylio Ellesmere Salop , .
Suinper J XIaughanhy Lnogwalhby Carlisle Cumb (eF)|
Staifotd M Iter Depden Kail Bury St Edmun 1* Suffolkl
Stanley Lord Ifolwood Keston Kent
SUolC) A LyssHace UeslLits Hanti
Stanley Dodg^on, S D Tarobank Cockermouih
CumberUnd |riF)t|
Stanset Janie* Sturton Je-St^eple Hetloid Nolt* '
Scanlon Ur* Soelsion Hall Ashbourne Derbyshire {>f)|
Sianvn Fi««t lernhill Km Iworth Warwicksbnc Rnl
Sian^donh tj CoLE \V Kirk Hammnloo Hall York(cj>)|
n Ardro
Suffolk
Hackney
Clydesdale
w ck*b n
Slanyxor
Suptee
Staples
Wai..
Stople* J H East Fcit) Demeaster York*
Stapteioo Tho« Foots Farm Little Clacton Essex
SUpilten Lt Col Miles J DBX Mylfoo Hal) lielpeib)
Yorks {r»Jl
Statbuck W It Colston Bassett B hEbatn Notts
Siaikie II C Pa oTcmce G sbuin CJ tieroe Lance
Stonner T Yt Wbilioc Daseniry Northants
Siaibara } )i Dramshall Utioxtitr, Staffs
SUtoo W' S Bunny Noiungl an
S earn T E Sfowvpland Siewmaihet Sulfollc
Stead T Cotbrjinmi Wigmore K nplaod Hereford
Steed H C ‘^tCfONt Latmhain SuUolk
SutI Chambers Stubbsg II Wrstnewton Arpaina Cumb |
Sie«LIce4<rick Tabky Knutsfoid Cheshte
Steel lobn HchWood Hexham Vorthumberlasd
Steel KI Lovehurtt Manor S<aplcburst Kent
Steel Capt ft Oyemoor, Ct Ayton Yorks
Steel Thomas Lttoon Hall Wigton Cumberland
Steel W UiuJ L RattVon Abbey Haughlon Staffs icjj'
Steele George Dogdyke Lincoln
. Strepks R AV Uouvale Manor Moorgreen Notts
Sielfox L J Bncii Hill Farm Stucley Binningbam
Warwickshiie i
St onett li F Tl e Chestnuts B I ngborough Lmc* R)
Strptvfos E J Ad&ett House \\ eathury-oci Seveco CIos
I StrpbiD* H Oueistone i aim Northampton
Stephens T A Fren ham Manor Nr Farnham SuiTey(cpJt|
Slepbetison C AlellfcU House WaCeimillock reanih '
Cumberlaiid
S epbrason C Barn Bank Stafford (rp)
Slepbenaoa F ) YYandalcFarm Bi d) ngton Yorks (i)
Stepbeosoi Geo N Goodmanbam Mkt Weighton Yk
Stepbensui Itenry Newstrad Grange West Hesicetoo YkS
^epbeoioo J Middleton Hall Cioosnargh Preston Italics
SUpbesison J t\m PikeStone B (trrkziowle Durhamfci),
' Stephenson L P South Thoresby Alford Line* («)
Stephensoa R Ccreoelose Little Broughton Nr Cocker-l
month Cumberland
SlephensoQ ft | Brasted House Ho vsbam L ncoln
Siepheosoo S Walkington House Beverley Yorks
Stepbeosoa T it Jua Vechy Road Haytoo Nr liver^J
pool Lanes
Slepbeuson T W Denton Grange He ghington Durliam
Stephenson Thomas Goodmanbam Mkt Wegbton York
STESK SIB EDWARD D BART FuiCoait, Cbeztser.i
Surer
Stertoo A H Home Fatm Thorpe Arnold Melton Mow
fata) Leies
Stevens C The lames Prestirood Great Missenden
Docks
Steseos Jas Skinner* Fm North Repps Norwich Norf
Stesens JohaH LltWe Downham Ely Cambs
Stevens \V W Manor Farm Aldcrton Ch ppenharo
Wilts (ep)t
Stevensoo F C dr W C The Manor Farm Swepstone
Lews (r)
StestDSas T H Hose Mellon Mowbray Leics.
Slessaid W Manor Farm Fast Bergholt Suffolk
Stevatt Jos •DteGrecn ivark-on Tyne Northumberland
Slevart Thos SandfeldPm MaikctWr gbtoo Yorks
SNbbaa Frank O Diorpfaiid ifawmfiam Market Norfolk]
St lAoei James Magdalen Lynn NorfoUs
Shire
Shve
Sfoie
Shire
Sbire
Sbire
Suffolk
Cljdcsdale
Shire
C])de«dale
Shue
Suffolk
Clydesdale
Shire
Hackney
Hacki ey
Hackney
Sh re
Clydesdale
Sh re
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Shire
Hackney
Soliolk
Clydesdale
Hackney
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Uill IviTTf AihtcA Lmlxr WnlKirbr Cbrsluic 1
Uill U II Co rliio Tnlituor Wi/re ilroai}inl Worci ‘
Uiluc* llru. IUjvkiII lann 11 I L a ifctu. i
UilUcf Jinirt UunJriw U itoo Cu briUnd (eM I
Uillic« Jobs & Ju. llijr CloK Ciltbira le, Ciilulp (
CuiulvtUnl (i)t
WitU* UnSwrll TiiW Fans Mall cU SMilMOl -
UaUarr VV I A boo I'crUr Fans Laloa Urav’ Dun f
•UI>I* Ikd* (<|t
UilUcr Vk n M nk Ilouf* TinffDouth NcsUiuaibcrlind (
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Ualkr Mn. I U i)alIou(btea Oraoce ColeabJI £
UoraiVibn {ft
UiUcr I H Tum-sa CncB r«m XWttwball VSioaluu S
Chnhira fw
WAUEB, >ntf, C £, Soktby Hbua St Btxbr Warn. *
Uilian itintlon SoiUntbiio b
n«]in»lry Capt C o U L CciJUinc Cranje Surr St S
LdnwiDda Sullvlk {cfM
Wilaaity Mn T M ILUiOfst lluibisdi Doawortii I
kkarwckUun (pi
IVilaiU O tinci Cfr«srnij\-e Soe Ltd Dairy Pans, S
Sb«B>loM Li lirld Sulli
Ualsbair Jase* NewAhiin Hall Farm Nufitbom \1ia. S
VkalibaiD Mn. Aib Tm llwite SpalJing Codemd S
$paM oc ticca (c)
Ualua F(«dk Proapect llacc Sutton ta Atbf «ld \otta. S
Utluo J Halea Paaturt Alluticck Ksutiton] Cheabira &
tValtoo VV Sliul Farm Cusborougb \erka C
VValuMi VV AllerUrtM OldUulUiolal UUckbure ]j
VVaoiMp Tbomaa KnoaUsd Audiey,NewuaU« btalla S.
VVarbnck C |j«rki rartn Lytbaoi Laaca. SI
VVaiburtott John VV OaUaud Farm lialcbarsa Al SI
inocbaiD Cbeabire
VVarburloo W Slurtoo Retiord Notta. SI
VVatd A CbEamslIlooM TyddSUCiIes Wubcch ranba. SI
VVard A C Appkby ktafna Alhovlonff VVarwickabira SI
VVard Chark^Park House Farm Hajj Lane lasale. Si
236
HORSE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
WAR— VVHI
le and Address
Warien.Vij J R ,Handtross,Tl'cHjdc, HavwaidsHfjtb
Suiux (<)t
'^^aITfoer, G HmOMnoor, Uhimdl, MansfifJd holts
Warrtner, lohn H , hcttlevorth Faun, Mansfifld Noils
Warrmtr Um , Bans Hill, Whitwell Mansfitld. holts
Wartingtoo Tboavas, BrantioB Hous«, Brandon Norfolk
Uartli Slanky H}-nt?e Place, Hwtieshati’ Ipsauh Saif
Warth Thomas H , Rounds, \\clJ ngboroujli Northants
Wass G H TaJliB|loD Slamfoid L)ncs
Watcl'orn T D .Scalford Lodge, Mrlton Mo'sbray Leics
Uatcltorti \\ alter, Cartel ihoire Oakham Rutland
Waterhouse, G 4 Sons, The Grange Bothanisall Retford
VVatejbouse, L V tirajlhSHell Rotherbam \orks
Waterhouse R Langwith atansfieW \ott«
Waters.Capt H P .Bajsham Court Ross Hertlordshrre
Walernoriii, j & W , Stone Hall Appley Dridge Wigan
Lancs
Wateruocth T A Loucr Manor Farm Garswood Wigan
Lancs
WaltiD J WilmingtoD ChirbuiT Salop fs)
Walkins BavidG CaermauT House Hay Herefordshire
Watkins } G.Lodgaraim Foxball Ipswich Sulfolk 1
Walkins T LlandsXaJ Faroi Aberb^s Neieporl Mon
Walkins Tliomas Much Deuchiirch Hereford
Watkins Thomas Mardm Hereford
Watkins W U Heartsease Brampton Brian Hereford (s)
Watkinson I Thacnev Hall I arm Spetimthotpe Lej
bum ^ orks
StiU Ik
Wation C W Lll»rlfnHall Ellertoo >orks
Watson F C Castle Farm WoTTnt'ln Doncaster korks
H J Cornet House harro Wilfor^s Lockington
w
Watson 1 W Manor Farm Wiehill Tadeaster kotks (»)t
WaisoD John J boulh Causei Farm Stanley SO Due
Wawwi Joseph kUsinjrds Park, Wjgian Cufflberlartd W)
Wataon r J CoHeRO Farm Hasiingfield Cambridge (sfj
Waieon R Bkmorii Farm Garstans Lanes '
Wauon Ralph Longpenton Stockton on Tees Durham <r)
Watson T Nlanot House F im Nalebs Garstang Lanea
Watton T V\ Cumrenlon Irihinsliri Carlisle Cumb (i/>l
WaiKn ^Thomas M Winaacre Lsstpack Bd UUckpool '
Watson W liter Souiham Farm BiRTia* Cumberland
Watwn Wm Hi„i Spen ratro, Rowlstids Giil Ntwcaslh
Nertbiinib
WalsOD Wm I'otlarCroie Nateby Garstang lanes
Walscn Win Millom Castle, Millom Cumberland
Waller*. Thpintsjunr PrestoniCow Whiiehatcti Cum (01
Walls, A H Rookeri Farm SI lames Hrtemorth Suit .
i atiweoil Faifieki, Gteo {e)t
— ..,^Wiitows All Saints Halrsworth Sulf
Wain, I t Knapp Farm Market Laimgtoti Wilts
Wall*, w ^ 0 tfjfield Oxford («)»
Waud, Georee C , femiehursi flailtton Shipley. VoiltJ
Wnud. 1. W .Dethick Farm kfallocV Uetbyrtire (c)
Wauvb A, Duddo House lAiddo Btr»ick-oo T«e^
Voi humbeilMid
Kirkbv Stephen W estoioriand j
WEATHStaEAfi, ALEE.. Redffioitt Bury. St Albui,
Htsts
» G Pyrfktit nrm Stone Staffs
Webb fc ^ns Ltd Modal Farm Cdoibs, Stowmarket,
Suffolk /,ii
i Bi*wt*sFann Alton Sudbury Suffolk
5 » Limes Wartaays Hunts
11 ‘>a p ^ Ki-tchiDshani Farm EubiBgHara Sussex t'
ii.i.b b C , Doddinsicn Cambridge '
■> '--CIS SejTiioutsCciurt Beckinglon Balh.Som
Bell Faro, Tjiher.nglon Wcles/.eW Cbes
;* Ross-on Wjc Herefordah
Wrlb Fran.
Wtbb G W
Webb Geoci,. . ,
Wtbb-Peploe Misi
TaioMtnih ii, f
Weljcr.^i^l H, II ram, Tiverton Devon .
J Terrace, Harrogale, Vorks
WcVsier J ,^sj-ann Ui|hlon,Cttwe,Chestiice
ItelKter. Ie.ha u T>- - — Nat) tOO, VoAS
H . oixlisk C
, Vtobeisladr,
(t
e, Haro:
, John, Cross Hi
'ohn Wm Martia Liuvom
Salph Cubley, Derby
» ® •.^clham Hjl, Milnlhorpe, Weitmorlanc
.iiti 4 $00, Nev.'SCead Farm, Stockton IQ Forest,
WciehtaiaB Albert, Hall Tarn:
Durbajs
Weighiman.W .VigoFartn Chi
Silkswotlh, Sundr
ter le.Stnet.Durham'i?i(j
St Marcarei t Farm. Ware. Herts
Wtkh, Ar^, TbeLfcptd Crouods. Gl MandesiUe, Ba
burt, Ozon
1*^*2' Slallord House, Leighton Butrard, Bed* i
^^tcklctoa Abbey Ol Chaterford SaUtonj
* ^t^» Dcrnalli tin'll Derby .
' Uaics, Hose, MtHoo Mrmbfay.Leltt
^ire
Shire
Shin-
•LhHta
Shite
Shire
W eish Pony
Hackoev
^ir«
Shire
Shift
Cly^daU
Cl)dn<uu
Shire
Cteselasd Bay
SWre
Clidesdale
Shire
Oideadale
Clydisdal*
HjcVoey
Shire
Perebetcai
Shiic
Srire
Shire
Clydesdale
Shire
korka Coach
aydesdale
ClTdesdale
Name And Address
Dreed
Welsh Petoj
Suliolk
Sulfolk
Suffolk
Suilotkr
VrfIther.J W White Fen Farm Ufnmck, March, Cambs
Weldoii, Mnj C J .Tracey, Honitoo, Devon (P‘
WeUocd,A rCoquetXook, I'gthorpc Crosmont, Torks
WeUon}| George, Amcnca House. Htuderwrll, ^orlu
Weifonl, JoliQ. Loflus Grange, Loflus, S O , korks .
Wriford R, West Fiilifa Farm. Lrftui >a Cletrlarid
\ocks (esp)
WeMotd W , Home rartn, Roxb} Staithes \ocki
Wells Exors, of George, Hough-on the-Hill, Crooliiain
Welts It A , Old Farm, Weston, Qeccles Suffolk
WeBs It C 4Sons, Hots Fann, Saffron Walden L<Sex(P)tj
Wells Thonu* Ernest, Horde r*roJ,T5'®«,KiQeton. Warns
Woideii Charles, The Chur, Grral Bromlei, Colchester,
Essex (j>
WeamaR, X A ,ChuttoB House, Wriliogton, Salop
W eotmicCb, Rt Hon Ibe L^y, CrabbeC Park, round Hill,
Sussex
West, Bernard H, Chris'cbiucb, Wisbech, Cambs (r)
Me*« U U .Gunnels, Doncaster, koiks
Wesf,J W, Craft House, Upuyil Wisbech, Cambt
Weil.ftallerW NfedharnHall.Wijbccb.Cambs |r)
Westab) f .Green Side Farm, Cbaptltoun. Sheffield, ^"k*
IFeaub)^ W ) , WighiJI Lane Farm, Itealaugb, Tadeaster,
Woull, James, Copy Fann, Habergham Tates, Burolej
Wettnunatef.The Dukeof, Eaton Ha}],Chrstrr, Che* tc»F5tj
WesifopPvC H . MeWord Place LongMelfonJ Suffolk lfp!t
Wnhercll, F T , Low Farm. Ailerthorpe, Mellourne, ^wk.'
Whaley, j , Dean Hiil Fann IVan Mills
WhalUy, A & T , I ickruere Farm, Pitlunere, Knuts- 1
i<Nd. Cbeshite
Whanon, A W.Mendbam Harlesten, Norfolk
Wharioa, Frank, Peaseshall, Stowrnaikrt, Suffolk
Wbaitoe Gttg^, Loddoo loelcos, Loddoo, Norwich
Notfdllc
Wharton, Cot W' H A , Skrltoa Casile, Skelton
land, Yorks
Wharwitk.W J.RytJaJVilla SoBlbfirld.HrKle.Hiill.Mn
WhailiQC, Spencer, Qarlew Hall, Strtdbeoke, Dui Norfolk!
Whairoao, M W. D. Beech Laor. Stumiusirr Newton,'
Donet
Whattoff, George, Ketton, Stamford, Lines
Whatiofl loteph, Buion, Drierboroueh, NorthanM
Wbaioll, W F, Luilon, Ouadle .Serihasu
Wheatley, E K .Old, AsktA-de-la Zoucb, Leict
Wheeler, Sir A , lisR , Woodheuse Eaves, Louehborough ,
Leicc.
Whirtedse.T.Pinloldrann, ReplOD Derby |
WTutaker, B, Pi)dlicott,Cbatlbury, Oxen ^
WTuUkec, George 4 Sen, Ciwns Farm, Niiklana
Garstang Laocs
WTiiiaker.T E .Southam Piiery, Cheltenham Gt*
WTutchura I Amold.Gt BarfotdHouse St.N«ti, Hunts
WTiite. Allred, DoUaamsaU Notts
WTiiK D H. Seymour Court Farm, Great Marlow Bucks
While. Cmest.IatUe Laj Fields Farm, Rufford, Nneesall
Neuuk Notts
WTuie, H , klidgeHiiB, Wootton Basiett, Wilts
White } E . Keinpstoo Bedford i
•WBITR J. a. lACSLAH. D. L., Jf,. BtedhtTd BOWS'
tFobdluidge, SoRoUc is)
While. James ^ulh Vitw.Wakelirtd Rd Drutbuo.'ork
White.Jobnl , The Grounds Farm Lockiogtoo, Derbv
White. R Eaton, Uoulge Hall, Woodfandge. hn/fotk frajfj
White, S , Jim . Roirthora Doe Lea Chesterfield, Detbi '
White, Samuel, Daclaston Wood Fatto Stone. SlafH
White, W, NatWiam Moor Tuxlord NoW* „
White W WoodTann Asheombe, Dawlish Devori
Whitehead A U .Flint HiK House, HorncasUe, I incs ,
Whitehead Franlr While Meadow Ashbourne, Derby Wtl
WliUhoQse, C, Bobbuigton Stourbridge, Woecs '
Whitehurst Fits A , Cfademood Hall Farm, GUfow Heath
Biddulcb, Coagleton Cheshire
WIiitrliQist, J W & Sons, Bianston, Burton'on Trent,
StaQs
Whitefaclc, Mrs Mary, Higb Dike, Cotteclrsi Penrith
Cnmls^Iaod i‘>
'Whitlitlil, Harrv Barton Road V> isbech Cambt
AVhiUieM. J . The fuplati Wisbech St Marj, Wisbech
Ca®*'* „ , I
WbitfieU, t A, NortUfield. Challovr Station. Fannsden.
Berks , .
WhituiF A. J , Magna Cattra Kenrhesler, Hertford
Uhittoe. I B, Willed Neu-port pagtttll Buck*
NVbitine 3 ll.AWeriend Tamngtoo Hereford
Wbrlinefoa F J! Tuxford Newark Wolfs
Wmmsy. HEBBEBT, Prlniley Eilafe, Paioifon. Devon Perehwon
Whitley, W. The Home Farm. Barton Pines, Paignton
tevon fcrP)
Whilloie, E, Htalley Heath Fam. Healley, WamogWo,
Whitnorr, Albert E , Hazelfaunt, Halesworth, Suffolk •
Sliire
Perth eren
\ork* Goach
Cleveland Bay
Cleifland Day
Cleveland Day
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shirt
Stare
Suffolk
\VHI-\\00
HORSE BREEDERS— ENGLAND
237
Nune
t\aiDe»nd Address
Whitmore. Col F H D C , D S 0 , Oreett Hill, Gj ,
Essex (cpjtl
Whitscd 1 .Borouch Fen CUntoo, Petetbotousli,N hints
Whitsed P G , White H»rt Finn, Thomey Peterborough
Sort hints
%\’hittll.er, C L Mier Moor Fm . Weston, Crene, Chn
Whittiker, H & P , Risbton, Blackburn, Uncs
Whittaker, Hcnr), Minor Farm, Teeton, horthampton
Whittaker, J R , Railuav Fm . Elton Sinbicb, Ches
Whittaker, R A Sons, thursland Hill, Glissoo Dock,
Lancaster
Whitlingbam, U Si Sons, Throstle Isest, Garstanc', Lancs
‘ - r n,(( Uoii U.nniarlelgh, Gantane
, St. Michael s-on VV)Te,
Whittingham J , Giit Hal],
w|
Whtttome, IL A , Eastgate, Whiltlesea Ombridge
Whittomt, S. A . Kwifscote, RiTOSey, Huntingdon
Whitton G , Chapel Green Fm , Napton Ru|b\, Warns
Whitnell J F , Langbaurgb Hall, GL A) ton, &.0 , NHcs
Whitn-orth, CipC. H , Kilnmck Percy lUU, Fbcklmgton,
\orks
W icks, W m , Albion Carriage W orks, W isbech Cambs
WiddoHSOn.J A .Helpriniiham Sleaford, Lines
WiddoMxoo, J W' & 1 J .Nether Handle), Sheffield, Ms
Wienholl.Mcs HowCbapclCrange Ross-on Wj-e Hereford
Wigan Cape D G .LoudbamHalt WickbamhUtt ,Sulf (s)
Wiggins, Um., Hill Morton Road, Rugby, Wamckshir- ‘
Wigham J J, Hargill House, CoinwM, Haltuhisur.i
Northumberland (<s)
WigmoieJ R , North Aston, Deddingtofi, Oxtm
Wilburn Councillor, La«n Road Doncaster, Aorks
Wild, Clement, Lee Bank Farm Loxle], Sheffield,
Wild Edward, Cranstone Grantham, Lines ,
W»U, Jat Grotto Fm.Ovet Poster, Kaulsfocd.Chrs (cH
W ilde, J , Great Rocks Pastures, Buxton Derby (f '
Wileman Mrs. Nellie, The Leatbcin Bottle, Guildford Rd
Ccanleigh, Surrey
Wilkes, James S , Tredington, Shipston-on Stour, Wores
Wilkin J . Brompton-on Swale Cstlerick.Aorks <s
Wilkinson, George, Belt'oir Farm, Redaile Nottingham
Wilkinson, George Koekerlon, Southwell, Setts
W ilkinson, Henry, Sutton Road Farm, Cranh), Nottingham
Wilkinson, J S ■ Tyrley Castle, Market Uraxton, Salop '
WilkinsoB, lobn, Butohain House. East Bndgfocd, .Notts
W ilkioioo John, Foxiiclds Farm, Hurst Green, BUckbum
Lancs
Wilks, T NcUilt, Whartons Farm Dewdley. Worri
WilUc), Etan, Pritnrose Hill Nate^.Garttang Lanea
t n-,mroaeHall .Saubj.Carstaog.L^cs
, Laodeih House, Silterdale, Camfortb
, htookloa Parsooag* farm, Miniler
Lanea
Willett, H 1 , si<
Ramagale Kent .
W lUiams, A , Tt trappa llenllya Cwmbran, Newport, Mon
Williams, Col , Pinchicthorpe Hall Cuisborousb A orks
Williams, Ernest K , AMetton Woodbttdge.&uWolk
Willums, F , Girpiog stud Farm, Henley, IpswrcA, Suft
Williams, H T .Warren llill Bioukhtoo, Chester '''
Williams Mrs J Scornrr House, Iruro ConiwaU
WILLLUIS. a. T . BUM GUa. Heirpwt Mon.
Williams, Komrr Newnhara Hall Hasestrr Northaols
Williams s.lllrnhall Park Ecclrshall, Stalls ,
WiihamsW Kh)S Whii.hall, Hampton Bi.bop Herelordf
Williamsoa Mrs & Sons, Mowbeeck Hall Faina Weshara
Kirkhain Lancs
Williamson H 0 WardlcHall Naslwrch Cheshire
Williamson, John C .Bull a Head lam, Calthwaite Cumb
lliamson |Qa J .Slainbuni Hall^^tWkiopon^ui
t\ lUiacnson, ^UuL'ne's^ ag Lea, Alkiobr.OucnbesUDd I
- ' een^l^se AI»,le).UciJknonh SaJoptrlf
Shettaiul Pony
Sullollc
Shun
Cl)desdale
Shire
Oydesdale
Shite
Shite
Shire
Shiie
Shiie
siure
Shire
Shiie
Sbirr
Shetland Pony
Shire
Welsh Min
Oeveland Bay
SuKotk
Shire
Shite
Hackney
Cl)<lesdale
C])desdalc
Clnlesdate
WiUian
W , The Bold, Uurwarun, Uridgnoilh
Williar
.. .. . Alceibs, Cumberland
• IVrcvS-Tnleylm Maikel tVa)-ioB, Salon.
»itlis Wm H .Last Ipsallbarm t.ulaboivugh. Acuks
Wiilouchb) <• O Lowt-arm kesb), l■alul>'magh Lia
Willouchl) U-CoL Hun. T., liowaham Hall, Klrktu
Abley Arwk
Wilkiiutibe de Broke, Lord. Woodley House, Kloeic
Warwickshire __
s. Capt A S . Thoenby Hall, Thoreby, Noeihaats
At lb
111 wnir
Wiliftot Wia.A Sewloosin Trent Newark Notii.
W ilnv t hitwrll, L. N.. Siainsby House. SrosUer llrflTd<»
Wits.ton, Wkitse li • Kei AWuse I srcw, Clwsteecon
Ltaiiington Warwiikslire
Wilse«,MsKir Klsrholm'. Ijorolo . (
ttilii», Allaet. Last hicke, Newaik. Notls.
WUans Akxa&ckr, Kockhunt lanailouse.WesI lioallde’
Wil^x ( IL, W rslsoT, Swstfhsm. Nccfisk .. t
tt,lK« I AC, S. Ilroee Mills bu^lmry Su k~k
ttilwwc, I dward, Unon Kirg, Cailisle, Cc»l>tUi>d
i Iward V.. 1 laaiwS.'n Viowxuai ket, buiXuk
ttil.-A,i. R.khkinghall lass Nces. k
Wil>w,, It F.. Usrdim. ttUlkw |Ut N wsf-uBlnlsoJ c .
ttil.A Iterterl lueskllousr tens Krvkds Krr^t.,ty,AM
W ilioD, Huteet U, liarraBecr, WLiIilulrh. _ —
wu.a...k
O)
liaikiwy
Wilson. J, Newr He
GanUog Lancs
WiIson.M InUcsbm WishechSt Macy, Wisbech, Cambs
Wllaai Nat , Westlands Litlleport, LI>, Cambs
Wilson R II B , Seamrre Hinghain, Norwich, Norfolk
Wilson, K W .Chewton Mendip Nr Bath, Somerset
AAilson Roberts Crossbanon, Workington, Cumberland
WiUon,T Sunnybaok, Cbtiford, Cheshire (/
Wilson T W & Sons Hadleigh, Suffolk (c)
Wilson, W J , kiiby Misperton, FlckcnQg,Aorks
W,lson,W O, Abbey House AbbeyTow-n Carlisle, Cumb
Wilson Wm., Brook Villa, South Croxtoo, Leicester
Wilson Wm , Nunoingtoo Maltoo, Aorks
Wilsaa,AVm.,Scates, Richmond Aorks
Wilsim Wm.Whitwell, Mansfield Notts
W lof lekl, VV , The RiddiQgs Farra, Moisty Lane, Uttoxeter
Staff-. a . y .
WingCH Skiibeck.., _ , ,
Wingfield Henry Parkswle, Stanmngton, Sheffield, Aorks
Wion.H / .Stoddlelborpc Grange Cil^rd)ke, Apt'
W inn. Mrs A Son. Great A) too S 0 , A orks
Wiosee.Brig Gen C R P ,C M G ,Deao House, Cbarlbury
Oxoo (cj
Winter, C, Beckett Arms, Coiringham, Gainsbotough.|
lanes '
W inter, George, Wickerstack, Shap. Cumberland
Winter, John L., Dacre Castle Farm. Penrith, Cumb
Winter, VVm .Raughton, Dalston.Cum^cland
Winlerbotlom.G H . Horton House, Nr Northampton (rPIt
Wiiham Atm. Swsndon Hall Fxim llellifield Aorks
W libers C Stral Ion I m Clapton induordano Someiset(r/>)
Witheei.AV R .tovrer Court Farm, Long Ashtoo, Bristol
Clot (cplt
VtitnesbansllallFarms HallFm Witnesham Ipswscb Suff
WoOihouse, l^rd, Klmberlei House, Wiinondbam, Norf
Wollon Corey S The Hall, Lavenbam, Suffolk i
sVolloo.E D.SbuDplingilall Bury St Edisunds.Suirolk,
WoiioB Miss M A , Worlingwortb, Frsmlisgham, Suffotkl
Wood.A G , Lumbe Grange Brlper, Derbyshire
tsood, Bernard Claplon.ThtapsloD, Nerlbanis
Wood.C .Tbe Vans, iwey, Baketren.Detbfshirc
Wood.C F.Tetnham Court Siitingboume, Kent
Wood.F Fadiley, Nantwich, Cheshire
Wood Ldatood, BaMwifibolmr, Carlisle,Cumb.
Wood.G«otf»W .KiUon Focest, Worksop, Nolls
Wood, Jacob, Haxby Hall Haxbi, Aorks .
Wood, Janes. Chapel Farm, .Normas ton, Southwxll Notts
Wood, James, Slough Varm, Caerwesl, Chefolow, Mon
Wood. John R, Castle llraton, CorohiUsA Tweed ,
Norihumb f</)t
Vtood. M, Pearls Farm Hrlmiogham, Stowmarket, Suit I
stood. Nathan, Croften Firm, Wigton, Cumberland
Wood, ^ouel, Craiton Ea ton, Stoke-en Trent, Staffs.
W ®«>d. Thomas Bicker fee. Uostoo. Lines
Wood TVo.TlieLighlhoundl Lttoxeler, Slaffs
Wood.Tbos IV Tower barm Kicketby, Carlisle Curob
Wooi.W L., The Od House i-rensbam Surrey
Wood, W S . Ifper Langwitb MauficU, NotU
Wood. It alior iWtimnor, W hiichurth, A>lesbun , Ducks
WooJ.Wm II .ThoraMby Hall Siamfonl Bridge, Aork
Vtoiwlatt, C « North Cave, Brough EastAorks
Woodburo Geo , The lavdge, TeOdcing. Clactoa-
Woodonrk S W .Cburtou House, Pull ecballi, Shrewsbury
Salop i>:
AtoodoxK. Tbca , klost End Farm, AUvbloQ, OrmsUrk.
Lancs
Vtoodloed F G d: K I , Stocetborp Farui, Stone. A>les
iMjry Bucks.
Woo.Uate Wm.Fairf.rU,FranJiogh4m.SufloIk
Wootiwivs.MaJ L S-.tluodrcnlr r,real Wallbarn,Lssex c/li
Woolimise Isaac Newton, Truslhocpn Hall, Trusiboepr
UaUnbnrpr, lanes (rp.
Wcnliwiss, Sara, Cra«elr}S, Creal Wallhim, Essex
WooJinaa.l CiowHsIt Itanka U ll-m Doe Nortbumb.]
Woudnvan John W atch Tree, kirk Batcr ion. Cumb. ' *
Wowlt. HUaia NcnblarkaiB Tbetlord. N«ie1u.k
Woods.J U ,<,rrard Had, Auchloo Cemskirk, lanci
ttoislwart y U , Hail Farm, bloke Avh F >e faiic-ir
Woodward C A. d Sica, WUlc lla.1, G-i Newura. Stow,
maikel VjlV.k
Woolwsr(l.K W Itusdirgpe Ureast-O. Drrt/y
Woodjetl eW.Hgivlam MsnW Wicreviee
Wool KoLert S.Theltol i-w lla.kibueT' Pretitb Cerrhl
Wool Wra-.CUweiraTwHaJ Uarton.Wrsawx.
VVuuasiSgtoo. Lud. Lavicgicra lark, IXlwcath.
Suffolk
Prreheron
Clldesdale
Shice
Shire
Hackoey
PercheroQ
Clf-desdale
Cljdcsdale
Clydesdale
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shite
Suffolk
Percheron
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Shire
Shire
Shire •
Shire
CsdesdaU
Stuca
Hackney
Shire
Sbiri
Clydeidale
Suffolk
Clydesdale
bhite
Hackney
Hvrkncy
Suttotk
glydr wU a
CJl icwlato
Ss,'Mk
WuuldvJc*. W R., Mice 1
, La.gh. Stow«-oo-Tt«-t,
WotJ A.ir.L lJ^din^H.XDa ..ifSO nu-ba-n _
W«^.wy,t H b lU Urtat F anb L..atow«, Laaewael
W«aaey,W Ft. A. cm I toe. Farm Wera baaip. _!
WA._MaUt T.. btoa-raiv Daa Farm. Aab-i
U^srce. Zw«tws_ie j
Wcwwar, toeo. AOaet, iNuK/y rarT*,IVxx. Baac .i ‘I
235
HORSE BREEDERS— ENGLAND.
WOR— ZET
>>a{ne and Address
Wonnald, \V F, Uillcrby Wold, Canton, Scarborough
\orliS {»)
Worsrj, C B , 'Vew Tree Farm, Lapworth, Birmingham
W'amickshire (e)t
Wor«ley Worswick, R, Acton Round Bridgnorth,
Salop frs)
Worstfr, A SI an-stiellFarta, Rfndcombc.CirenccsUr, Clos
Worth R I’ .Christie House, Holbiach Marsh Linrs
Worthington, A Dingle rocm, SoltMck l*rcston, Lancs
Wragg S , Llm Farm, Southey, Sheffield \orks
Wralhall J T , RoUeston Park.Tulbutj, Durlon-on Treat,
Statl*
Wray, Frank Wjkes Donrungton Spalding Lines
Wren, Isaac, Court Farni Wcstnieon Hants 1
W rcnch, John, Bradley Hill Frodsham, Cheshire
Wright, A E , OutKood, Wakeiidd, \orks
Wright A F.Leadtnham Lincoln
W right, Capt A G,Elnishurst Brooklands Av Camb (pj
Wright A T , Common Farm Hucknall Torkard bolls
Wright, Ben , Baguley Green Farm Mobbtricj, Cbeshira
Wnghl.C P Brawith I arm, Thirsk, \ork$
W nght, Chas , Damask Farto, W armioster, W ills
Wngbl Dimi), Motley House Moulton St Mary, Acle,
Norfolk '
Wnght Capt F E FitiHerbert Lady Hole, Ashboutm
Wright, H , Brackcnfuld Ajfrelon Derby
Wncht,H ,H»wlh\Hst,Ch«llQidRd Rnutsiotd Chesh Irt
W right J Back Lane 1 arm Ashley Allrinchain Cheshi" '
Wrieht J A CleggsHiU Braxton, Chester
Wnght, John C Top Farm Huthv.aite Notts
Wright A H Wetlands House, Scaynes Hill, Haywardsl
Heath. Su<scx (cytl
Wnght.M .Corporsiion Faiin, W1utton,lps»“eh Sufi {ts)t|
Wright, Richard, Holker Farm, Cark in Cartmel, Lancs (sjl
AVfight.W .CtasstnoM.ChestKlield Deibyshiw '
Wnght \V C Sandon Stafford Staffs
Wrisht, W K , W hanlode Fen Kolbeach Lines
WrightsoD, Charles, lowCrssge South Bank SO.^orks
Wrinch R H Hackstesd Ipsnich Suffolk
Wrinch, SN Arnarton, Ipswich Suffolk {«),,
Wykeham, Mrs H , North Lodge, Inw-oods, Rugby I
Wamieksbire (c}t
Wyld R V , Stocking Pelhsn Hall Bunimpford Keels
Suffolk
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shue
Sullolk
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shire
I'yrkney
Shire
iullolk
Shue
Shire
Clydesdale
Suffolk
Shire
Welsh ^y
Stuce
Wyles, II .The Court, Crr pwell Butler, Nottingham
Wynrord, Lt -Col Lord, DSO, Wynfotd House, Maiden
New ton Dorset (j)f
WYTHES, E, J . Copper Hall. Eppiog, Esses (rp)t
\ arbotougb, The Earl of, Brocklcsby Park, Lines . (rs)t
kanltc), J, Woodlands Farm, Stodungfurd, Nuneaton,'
W at* ickshire
'\arrad, Samuel, Sedgi brook Manor, Grantham, Lines lesp)\
\arrad Wm P Snaton, Folkingham, Lancs
\arrow, Percy, Teversliant Hall, Cambridge
karuodd C , LIghtfoot Green Form, Brrrcton, Sandbach,
Aalet, AUt^ Edgar, Woodmd, Caitlcton, Lancashire
\atee JoboT .Champion Faim, Quarodon, Derby.
\atesnm,Jua Breaks Hall, Appit by , Westcnorland (<)
\ell, Lt CoL J R , The Labyrinth Wintcrton, Banbury,
OsoD
houdan.I II Gn»e Farm, Kirk Sandall, Doncaster, Mes
\ouag. A T F , Cornboro' \|IU Farm, Sbenlf Hutte-
^orks
\oung, H Fortescuc, Pcrrysfdd, Oxted, Surrey
Aoutig,II T L, Lambounie House, Lamboume, Berks
\oung. Mat Hugh C, DSO, Grange Farm, Radnage,
High Wycombe, Bucks (tp)
Aoung,l G Henry, East StandoD, Newport, Isle of Wight
holing, Janus B , Bretts HatI,Tcndiing, Essex
A oung. Robe rt SineUings, Egremont, Cumberland
Noung,S &Sm.Muston Orange, Filer.'lOTks
Aoung T A .Gorcficld, Wisbech. Cambs
Aouag.W S, Manor House Cottage, W —
Aoung.Wi" • — o
, ... Hoathly, Sussex!
..u. Parcclsto«Ti,Lon<'to»n CarUsle.Combei'l-tndj
Aounonaii. II F , Red House, Cbarsfie Id, W ickbam Market , '
bulfolV I
AouDgaao, J & Soot, Charsfield, Wickham Market, Suffolk j
Aoungs, Charles, Sloven, AV mgford, S O , Suffolk iS'l
\cAings, VAro E , Burnham Thorpe, King's Lynn, NotlolM
Au)«,LadyA H . Hanitead House,Brickel Wood, Herts (0
ZAMSRA. CAPT. NELSON. Welt TAlted Uuot. ,
BtaU.
ZeiUnd, Tbe Marais of, Aike, Riibmoed, Aork l<)t|
Shire
Shire*
Ciydesdale
Hacko»y
aydrtdJe
Hackney
Shire
Clydisdale
Clydesdaie
Shite
Shire
Oydesdale
aydesdale
Perebrren
Suffolk
Suffolk
Sufic Ik
Clydeiialt
Cleveland Bi
IS THE MOST IMPORTANT CENTM
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of the
ARAB HORSE
Tigris & Euphrates
WHERE THE TRIBAL-BRED STRAINS OF UNDISPUTED
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KNOWLEDGE IS UTILISED.
ADVERTISER.
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moderate fee.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED-LETTERS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED:
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Pedigree Stock Breeders, 33, Fleet Street, London, England.
ANC— CRl
CATTLE BREEDERS— WALES
239
WALES
Cattle Breeders
Same and Address
Angle<e> The Marqmi d ?Ushe«)dd Uaclau FQ
Menoneth
Aikwnght J S Kinsbam Court, PresteiRa Radnor
Attbur) \Vtn,Ty Drew Farm Verquis Mold Flint
B
BaUastme J C)Tiebeidrc Fi\e Roads Llanelly Cans
Barker T OwemBortei Taljtaln RSO Deob ghsbae
Barnell DP Watcrslone Uanearlan Couht dgetjlaio (if
wapwT.TT DP.DanTgtaig.M«wtoa.fatUicawLGlain («lt|
Baaiett U Kb vkbuia Farm Wtuleburcb Glam '
Best Capt \V Vnod UancoUen Denb ghibire
Benroo D knisbifrcn Ponthenry LtancUy Carmarthen t
Beoion W CelnVe^e BurjiGrcen Reinoldsiown Glam I
B>ck«r»tetb Harold Hendreleehan U>Hnn Met
Blew Mr* C L lldod Trtlnant Denb gh
niirh S M ClmcryPark BuUih Wells Breeooshire
Board It T HomeF'm MertbjtMawr Bnjgend GUffl »lt
Board W R Great Framptoo Llanwit Major GUa(iA>'
Booker E G Park Gat* Fam Norlhop Flinisbir* ♦
Bowen J O SanUloceh Uanla r WeUbpod Mont, (il
Bowen W Clwendeg Boncalh Pent Ip)
Bowen Wn Lan Moose St Catmartben
Bower R L Manor Lodge Hawarden Flint ,
Bredrisk Hon Mrs LA CoedCocb Abergele Dcnbgb (i)|
Brotd A V Lmral Lodge Farm Wotibtnbury Flint t|
Bueklaod el Uwlcb Lord BuekUnd B«Ub Brecon {s)|
Buddieom MiuV D Penbedw Saanereh Flmtahire
Bulkeley SirK William, Baron U U Ueaumans Anglesey tl
Byau SirS M.Bart Uandougb Castle Cowbrdge Glamt
Catdey The Pnerol The Abbey IileolCaldey Tenbr Pem
Carnars-entb re AgrieuKural Comm tiee The Madryn
CitUe Farm nebool, PwUbeli Canan-oa.
Carter b Btonceed Uebs Mold Flinuturc 1
Cawdor TbeLatlol Suckpole Court Pembroke (rPAj
Cbrstr Capt liA LangoedCasUeUjswcn Brccoosh (iA|
CUtke John rtarthlUU Sr Rutbin Denbabsbire
Clots GriB tb t Uwynybra n Llanrug Camarvoosblrels]
Collard E A Clan House Rhayader Radnor
Con BegoalJ DuHof Nr Card If Glamorcan (*1
CursoD Cbarlca WetUway MUferdllaseo Pemba.
Datb> Allred Pbi Maea Cefo y-DedJ Wreiham Deobs
Dame TbomasF GUstowy-n I arm \ alley Anitletey i,
Dav ei U Blaenachddu Newcastle Lmlyn Caro arlhensb
Dat et Ben am n Dr^ n LlandJrur telprrv I eiubroke
Davies, D It Korsedd 1 awr Cbwil g Camirvonsbirt .
Da\ es D j Uw^niheol Oakiord Uanarlb Cardigansb. T |
Davies, D T i'mlao Cnurtb Camianben
Davies, t rDaviJS , DoUerau Dolge ley Mer
Dav es 1 Se>ald Wil)-m, Lleebitd Canligan T
Davies, r AK LamBUilon, Pefubroke
Das es I H IsTOiwe Lean Gaerwen Auglcsey
Davvs t G., Hendre Ba i. Cl)nnog Cam.
.V ^ llowaolH Civkinirrcn In broke
luch CatTtj-dJ -n Chw W CarnarvcostuR
TvnyWem I uLbm Dvnt igbslui* t
Bekivmiwr Ll»B>byiber cardigan 1
L \ swis,\scirfeil aiuMeith>TC>iuvog Brecon »t
r I Lbvi.Gr ufabirra.LlandyvS4lCard>.an»bir
ul K IVtan. Llalila btarlti N a.Wy Anttney
s,Wn.HndJ Lraor»tv-n ISl IkIu Car»arvv»»lan
s.Mr lAWfrlonban.al.lLreeC,».kl,Urec»j<i»b.lit
Uavirs, Hucb '
Davies,! T>n
DavkS,! Bel
Davies f L A''
Davi s.W J L
Dav
ITS.' rvio UatkldaC-urt Brenm
es.M vrrio !, kulatlavb latiD Kljv s.
rs.t >1 a h I Seual4raria,S wOj*' t
U k. letl o 1 rva.saias KJ LU
es. T lVu.adUn Uarbrs-tu .aj M *.t
Sboitbom
SbuthoA
Hrrciotd
D Sbortbon^t
Hetclonl
Sbotthont
Sbottbocn
WtUh Bbck
Kerry
Hertford
SbotthoTB ,
AbctdeeA Aocusi
Fnesaa '
bborthom
Sbonbom
Ftiesiaa
Shortboen
Welsb Black
D Sbortbortt
Guernsey
llertfoto
O Sboftbom
Hereford
Jersey
LR Sbottbom
Sbortborn
Hereford
Jersey
Welsh Black
Fttesan ,
Abenjteo AngusI
Guernsey '
Velib Black
n Sboetboen
Welsb Black
Sboeibons
bbeetbeen
Welsb Black
{> Sbeetbora
Sbortbons
W clsb Black
SborUxen
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Wc,sb Black
Sbcrtbwa
Welsh Black
II bb-irtbsCB
Sbvvtb-kS
Nb,«th<««
Wslbttack
Wtlsb U,avk
Danes T Walters TheCdn Poatipndd Glam. (s)
Davies. Thomas Aeleiban Amlwcb Anglesey
Dawes TbcsnasR Llw\dcoed.Ucbai Colwyti Bay Denbs
Davies, W C vatevrm kUes> cnigiau, Carmarthen
Davies VV Plai Denam Uandinao Mont (
Davies W A Little Nasb Llangvsm Havcifordwc
Pembrokesbire
Davies W V Pentreaant Church Stoke Mont (
Denbghstnre County CounOi Llysfasl Farm losGtuI
KuUun Denb gbsbire (s^,
Dtnscio A PtasMaUT Newmarket DysertbS 0 Flistsbip)
Dewburst. Capt G P Bodidns Llandcgia Wreabam
Denb ghshire ^
D cklnt E A Uanfair Isa Llanfair Harlech Menonelh
Dinam Estates Co Llandiaam Hall Llandmam Mont (s)f
Duff Sir Michael Bl VaynolPark Bangor Carnarvoosb rei
Dugdale MaJ tV M D.S 0 Llwy-n LUni)Ilin Monl (iFA)t|
Dynevor LcM DynevorCaalie, Llandilo Calm '
E
EckforJ Xfn Oldf elds Pulford tVreabam Denbigbshiretl
Edwards Un K- B) ton Court, Presteign Radnor I
Edwards A Tvcannol Farm Llandnndod W etis Radnor
Edwards Mis. J 11 Newbouse Farm Kinsham Presleun
Kadnoe |s)
Edwards lobs Penbol Rbosgocb Anglesey (A)
Edwards It Btoagain Uanfccbais 'loet^merytbire
Edwards, T Tydd>nFadog Llanfair PG McroDetb J
Edwards tv liologwyn Caerwtn Anglesey
Edwards Wo BoJrowydd. Ty Croes Carinaitbensbirt
Ellus O W Penbt>n Penco^Cb* lo Caroarvonsb re
CUis tv O H Tarmeboa Bangor Camarvonsbus (Ali
Evans U CasOe Malgwim Farm LlrtbrydGardicanshiretl
Evans D Claayraleoduisaf Tallt) Uandilo Carmarthen '
Evans D T)temglsa Bala MervoOetb
Evans D C I eosirowcd Hall Caenws Monigomcn-shite(i)|
Evans D T Cogan Hall Farm Pcnstib Glam
Evans. Dawd Feogrlly SeweasUeEmtin Carm
Evaas.E D Coedcaegwvn Farm Chdwog Can.
ETABS cm 0 L. SEBNsn. Fedhyll. Bo» StreeL
Caida. (ekjt
Evans, ii J MarthwvrlOld Hal! Wteiham Denbigh (A)'
Evans J CrfobanoUl Llan c the LlamoKoad Cud can. I
Evans J it Son CUnbrydaa Home Farm Maaordilo '
(Jandilo Carmarthen
Evans. Mai J J I l^vesgrave Uanbadam Aberystwyth
CaTvl •aasbuv f
Evans. )vbo Glsnrhldw Tann Llanddubg Poataulwn
kidweily Camurihensbire
Evans CoLU } t n> sfeehan, Artboe Mer
TvaokOnit Plat ToW n. 1 mtR \oeUs Her
Evans, K Gwvdryn Sew>dJ. Llanfair P G Mmoncth
EvankT C.D L Cri g > part. I eat -rrb Card IIGUru (A)
Evans. W abnns.Lv a bb Court, kukhlon Kada '
Evaot.W J lleoJrvUar Llaiaarlha.rara Cam
Evans. Win.kl SoJaton, 'varbeith Pcaabs
Fareubar Guv
F Uhoeb. G £ lias IV)*
lEt redt, T II Cannland Farm, I arkbud. Gower Clsml
FooLuan.1 E, Havcalwefi Canuarlhea
liancauj EC. CanyeaJiJ Uw)-cgwTd kr
graver DonaU. I es y Urjn. Ncrquis. McU. FLntatur*
Gate) LTdaird, Called Uavr Llan 'Tm. Tewya. Uer A
C sadBR K. J kuk.a»t, N a.e-v A(U>eww iS
i alTaVt, Wra. K J -rfr A arm, K 1. vtv I'rc-truke
CMet i Ite iMn, W-il Car G.ai_ _
«J Uwvn ti. <Gan.ewecr« _ f,
G«,r r W Ca..,.d A arm. isxea k. I eu..^ CeiL_ra
( Wacl. I H Ika] ....Lk-iiS'r 1 a_s
Valart«>4.W K, AUa..r7 lla,.,Lrtav.~>a. Vrvih
C&JLUAX} r~ ■-» rv->»«vi|l TJ.-
Breed
Hereford
Welsh Black
Welsh BUtk
Sbortborn
Hereford
Sbortborn
Hereford
Sbortborn
W elsbPUck
Friesian
D Sbortborn
Friesian
Hereford
Friesian
Hereford
Wcl b CUck
Welsh Black
Welsh BUek
Welah Black
W Ish Black
WcUh Black
Sbortborn
Shoe thorn
Welsh BUck
Red I oil
Sbortborn
Welsh DUck
^FelabSlnck#
Shorlhcen
Sbortborn
Sbortborn
^ i Tj'j*
■ vr.,ibk.*a«
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240
CATTLE BREEDERS— WALES
GRI-KIN
Naxae asd Address
loazjie andAddiess
Col E W, DSO,PUs Ne«ydd, Ttefaacit
Denbighshire lJ>
GtiHuh, Evan BitcUip LUodjssuJ. Cardiganshire {*)
GnHilb, M , Paitiour Mawr Coccwth Caraarvonshire
Gri/mh Jloses Egryh, Djilrjn Meoonttb {si>)ii1
Griljith R L Irewen, Bottwnog Carnarvonshire
Gtillith TEL Tanylan KidwtUy Cannarthenshire
Grillith W R , Caegla» Edejrn Caros {tp)
Grifjilhs C B Ncesion Miliord Haven Pem
Griffiths D G Lower Bletherstoo Clarbcslon l?d Pem
Gnlliths Frank, TbeTjddjti Nr Mold Flintshire (p)
Griiliths HowcU Glanrby dscisoo Manordilo Cairoarlheo
Griffiths J FfsnoncnpjJ Uechrjd Cards
Griffiths 3 R College Farm Talgarth Brecon
Griffiths T Kbydywtts Kidwelly CaroucthcDshire
Grilliths \V , Woodsend Farm Penibtokt
Griffiths Win Kenton Bigdiv Pembroke
GviUitn T Ffostil Farm Talgarth Brecon
Haigh Reuben Penj Gardden FtoabCpH Denbighshire {ph\
Hall D G Gwentland Marine Park leoarth Clam (AH
Ifanbury The Hoc SMB ManJ^dhm Llanidloes MonI
Hann E L Sgubcirwcn Abetdare Glatn f
Harford John L Talcondale Lampeter Cardigan (Ht
Harries Bros Longridgc Clynderwen Pembs
Harries T L Pilthoth Llangam Carmarthenshire (p)t
Harrison Daviil TheGrove Tetibury Pembroke
Harrop korman Milne Garlhfjtian Ruthin Denbigh (p/>t
Heap S R Mellingtoo Hall Church Stoke ^lont jpA)
Helme Lt Col E Uangceivd Hevnoldstoti Swansea Clam
Higsm \ J Tr llgarne Hall TtiliRarae Ptoibroketbtre
Hodge* H Broadway Hal) Church Stoke Mont
Kotlaiid H KMd Broughfon rm Hrevham Denbs (phi
HeFjikwi*- \S & A iTotifeaith Farm Ahervjtwvth Cards
Here Ruthwen MraC Gwefnyfad TbiHLoekS Breeds (s)
Homdge John Piss Llaafair UasiairPG Anglesey j
Howarth F C Qodissa GuiUfieid tVetsbpool Alone (H
Howai JaniM Warnvbutlei Cnckhov-eU UiecoBShita
Howell C H Hohie House HcwTiort letn
HewelL j \sgnbar \rwidd Crickhowell Brecon
Howell Capt J H Trewellwetl Saha Pembroke (rp)
Kirehea 6 £ Bodvel Pwllheli Carnarvonshire
HUfiSES B , Ctfat. OaaigaliM, AfigUsey
Hughca LdHin Hill Farm vlanorbier Peabtoke
Hugbea F Werihvr Amlwch Anglesey
Hughes }| GwernKcidrtstrad Denbigh
Hughes H M Rhydlatifair Bettws y coed Can
Hugbea, R G Ty Ctoes Farm Ty Croea Anglesey 1
Hughes, W H PlasLluindu Abeisoeh Caniaivotitbiie
Hughes, Wro rtysglwTn Fawr Rhosgoeh Aflgleaej (h)
Hughes Saliis WiQ Pontalltgoch Boacalh Pembroke
HunXin Harry Cnngallt Fans Neath, Glaia t
Hunt E J ,Lanrara Merthyr Dovaa Barry Glaiooigaa 1
Jarntt E j , Ffasefn/aendrel ( ,
Jeffrejs.D G P Neuadd.Treeastle, Brecon
Jeffreys, J R P , O^landa Brecon.
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Sboribank
Welsh Black
Henlord
Welsh Bladi
Shoitboni
Htretotd
IS D ,Bo« erion
le Llaatwit Major Cardiff Glam {h}
.. ..sue Tafyboot Cardiganshire rtj
l en ki n a, J O , Llirynroellra PenybontSfation Rads
ItakiosT E Ki!vTOagh£sUl«Ollic«,Patksail!Glafe{fJiK
Jenkins Dr T J Vimjago HenUan Cards
Jenkins. Tbonut.Tanllaa Laijihangel y-Creviddyn, Carda
lenkias, Woi , I’orihyrhvd Carmarthen,
enkiru, W J^Hoplas, Pembroke f
lobe, I T . ElockUtids, St Fagans CariLff Glasa
lohneloti.E . Bryn Mel, Menai BrwJae Analesey i
A , Castle Farm, Booghrood Brecon
.Bros Bcd». Rhydargarau Carmarthen (!l)f
'oae* Bros , dfsergmeilBan Llanddarog.CarTQarlhrn
D ll, nrynitvair, Uioetly Catinanheoshice <*)
U P tiiyn Huron. LUsmanoe, Henllan, Catshgaa.
baljdd llryn Uanowthllyn Merioneth
. David, Mgarrarro. Uandre Card llW
JoceADaViJ Uoyd Jark FarjD,Te]iiiJafJi Card, f
tones, Davil TynyooeJ. Oytinog Road Llaniveida. Cam
looes.L I* & Sm, Ptatie beiedd WeWipoot. Jtoot,
loDrs, E. P .WeaiiiBm) Semvbrtdae Btecon (|M)
l<«ca,Swif,Ca(eltyDO, Cl Carnam>n
''‘“‘.OutWHi, r CamurthMihlM IW
I, UmfeltbtS, fe £inD-a, Cana. . ,
B , Bart., IVk
Welsh Black
Shcethun
licieio^
Hcrcloid
Ayrshire
Shortbora
WeLb Black
Sbonborn
Welsh Black
Sbortborn
D Sbcettiom
Sbortborn
Sbonhorn
Kcretord
Sbonborn
Ketclotd
Sbo^orn
Shorthorn
Fneaian
Sbotiboro
Hereford
Sbonborn
Park
Sbottbom
Sbortborn
Wtisb Black
Welsh Black
Sbonborn
Wtisb BUtk
Sbortbore
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Bbck
Welsh Black
Sbofiborn
Fnesian
Fnesian
Sbortborn
Sfacelborn
HerHord
Herdord
Welsh Black
Hcxcloid
Welsh Black
Herelord
Shortborn
Sbortbona
Wdisb Black
ShortlKM
Sbortborn
Hereford
W dsb Black
52x>nZioni
Fnesiaa
Sl>i>rthi>rsi
Wtl^ Black
Welsh Black
Sbonbrim
Wcisti Slack
Heieibrd
Herefoed
WM Black
Brcnl
faaes,G R. rianitYdd Mawr Llanalehajarn, Carnarvon ,
'ofies.GnKitb. BodwtllKall, i*wllbe!LCatttacvot>slute <‘*1
1, Cnffith, W ileinog Issf, Borth, Cards ( '
i,Gwil}7n, Craw Cov, Gwytife, Caniurtbed, /
t, Hen^, Ocavanhwll, Llandaolel Aegfesej’
I, Henry R Parry, TrcddolphiniTyCrots.AoRltsey .
s. tlufib R Parry, ClegirMawr, Gwalchraal, Anelesey
' Isaac. Madrsn Castle Farm School Pwllheli, Cant
■ .Bodilatv Tawr.Towyn Menoneth
.. , flrjui:W)-nt, Chwiloj, Caroarvonsbite
Jones, J , llrody, Towyn, 'fenonctb
, Saellion, Mytsythn, Pwllheli, Cant
Tymawt, I^mslnieyn, Anglesey
D Bodl uQod, Amlwch, Angles^ {
Edmund, rengwern, Uanmida, Carnarvoa
G , Icnraaen, Pwllhelf.Caraarvonslure .
G , Rue| Uv Bow Street Card* .
C & W_A , Uodwellial), PwlllielLCaniarvTosb t|
H .Uatifaglafl, Catnan'ofi . *
, & I( , Ikddyheuwydd, Towysl, MeriQiteUi
J H P, CaemawT, Idancrchytntdd, Anglesey (f)|
' V, Larues 1 arm, Lla’istephan, Caimartben '
P ,Cem L'cbaf, Gani.S O Cam .
P ,Cronsle<K, Chwvlog Caroaivoo
, R.Glyn At>er, Bangor, CarharvuD
Capt I R M, Itronyoys, Pcorhyndeudraelii,
Mertotseth
Jones J T , Cefa Maenllwyd, Gwyddelwenl, Conveo,
see, /amea Llangofman Farm, Clyndertveo, Pembs
ones, loha.CilfoMer, Boueatb pent,
does john. Holly Posh Faitn.Cowbridge, Clara
ooes, )obo. RhiHlug. Llandyssul Canfigacshtre
"■•t. John Moms, caergat, LlanuwchUyn, Jilenoneth
1. Joshua, Torwed, LUnddaeog CanqarChmahrre
ones. Mist M J , Gwitde; Rbosgo^, AAgleiey
onea, Q , Peabnsi Maw-r, Pesygroes.Cantarvoe ,{
ooet. O Pat^, CUsLleehiJcfed, \alley,AhgUsey |>V)
ooes.O T,"^ Gw>M. Bodorcan, Anglesey '
ones, Oneft, Caervren Form. D^yno, AagJrse}
"“".Oteeo Glanralon Clynoeg Gain ..
i, R.. M R C VS., Pall IjalJ, Totnn, ^lenoeetb {»>
ones.R G.Celn Penned, \oy4 Ccicoeth.Cantscvtin
— >.R U.rawraallt, Newcastle Esdys, Caimarthen (pit
s. B M PfWftain, J'BjJhrW CJiDarvnnsbii* '
. .i.Capt R O .Uiswen, Bodorgaa, Anglesey
ooft, R T, Ptcirhytiinawe, Dwyean, Aagtesey
"*v, Rjtiard Taftioesioft, \ alley Anglesey
'<s, Robert, Aitiygog, Kanigaredig, C„,
es, Robert, Pen j'Oeate Nantcltnd, Buthjn Danes. ,
es, Robert, Tyoiawt, lisnluc P C.Menoaeth ti
es Robert, Tynbryn, Tovryn, Mencpntib . W'
>c*k Roberts, Cafn Isa Cnecieth. Carnarvon,
les, & A Mbs, fiUecgvr}ddcih, Neweaslla Emlyn,
Catmanbeoshiit , W
i ones. Miss S, PantstnLnoo, Llaad/«iul Catdiganslure
ones Alls S. A , Tailmhot, Cenig-y^ruidioo Merioneth
Jones, S lio^ Ueddgersial, ifiongest. Cacmartbeosliuel
! oots,Steph»,Tsnyrttger,BUeC[>cCuial Llaoilor Cards, (r)
oori T.Aberdojjdiit'T, jyrarlRoa<L CacmaeCheit r
ones, T. Pen Uwyn, R 1 osnessney, Wteahaa, Denbighl
oues T, Talvatirspa, Aberaant, Cahnarthen ‘
ociee,T D .WUctiog Gcha Borth, Cards
ones, T k E, MaesyraeilUoa, PorthjThyd, Uanartbne},
CannarllMxuhirs
looes, T K , Bryncynan, Cant
Jones, T J .Caenest. Llanbedr Merioneth
Jones T I DuHcj-n Aberportfi.hfeweasOeEndjo.Camt,
Jones, Tbootas, G Usfryo. fthjdlewil HcnBan, Cardigao. Tj
i ooes Tboinas, TaHan issa, Abecoant. Carmar^eo
ones. Thomas E , BonUaeo Cilaao Aeroo.Cantiganslitreff
ones, W , Uoel/re, Uangoedmore. Cardigan
loon W,Pe&lAa.CdrweEi Merjoneih
Jones, W, Piss Uaadefifan Anglesey
Jones, W , Plasybryn, Uaabedt, Met .
/ones, W E.Bestbntok, Hew Radnor, BadnoTshira (s*/l|
Jones.W H,Btynh)Jt}d Uangwyllog, Anglesey '
S oaea, W H , Uwyooa, Llanfair, P C , Menoneth
i»e*,\V M , Plas Uanfaglaa.Catnatvoo ,
0 (ies,W H Trelorwen, Uaosadwro Anglesey (J*jr|
iOQe«,W JtJ , Duffryn, Uanbrdr.CticUiowell.atecon ,
loDea.W R , Maenllvod, Cbwilog Carnarvon ]
lOBet \\ R.,Tye»e»ydd Uaneofse, Llajinl> 3 ngel,Bit«^
Jones W * ft , Tyddyn Meung Rhoslefain, Tow)'®*
Menoneth
} ones, Wm (Old Castle Farm, Cardigan I
inei, Um , PanW'defeid, Lfandyssu; Cardigan i
ones Wm , PMrallt.Urytigwran, Valley, Anglesey
aws,Vttn,Tydu.LIaiuior, Carnarvon I
K
IW 1 WI.W J .PtasNewvdd Uanfaic, D C.,Ro tiifl.peo bsfiA)
C , Coed gnifijvld Salem Bow St .Cardiganshire
Forest Farm. Momsnai, Swansea, Glam T
B Presteigti Radnorshire . <*l
r, Carrsws, MonL is")
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
W clib Blark
Welsh Elack
Welsh lUack
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
W cish Black
Welsh BUck
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
W elsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh BUck
Welsh BUck
Welch Black
WelJt Black
Fiievian
Welsh Black
UeJsb Clack
«*tsh Bfack
Welsh BUck
Sbortborn
Welsh BUck
Ehorthom
Hereiord
D Shorthoni
•• • • BUds
Wefsli Black
W elsh BUck
Welsh Black
Welib Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Sbottbom
Welah Slack
Welsh BUck
Welib Black
Wfish Slack
Frietieo
Sborthorit
Welsh BUck
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Shorthorti
Welsh BUck
^lorthom
Hers fold
Shorthorn
Shorthem
Shorthorn
Welah Black
Sbotthoto
tVelsb BUck
Welsh BUck
^octhoeft
Shortborn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Welsh BUck
Welsh Black
Welsh BUck
Welsb Black
Hereford
ilelsh BUck
Hereford
Welsh Black
Pnesiao
Welsh BUck
Welsh Clack
CATTLE BREEDERS— WALES
Limbtoo, Lt -Col G C , D3 O , Brownshade, P»rabcolc»»h
Lea, John, Llwj-n KnottU. Wrexham, Denbighilure
Lea, W L., Bn-n Eur>-n Colw>-nIia>. Denbighshire (*]t
Le«is,D iSons.CilpvU FeUtiladi,CatUi6aiislute (*1
Lemj, D , Prenderjasl ] Jace Jlaver/ordeesl, Pembrolif t
Lewis, George S , I’aat > GerdjTien Farm. Abenlare, Clam 1
Lewis. Hear>, \n)S Rhosgoch Anglesey
Lems, John, Meini Uwydon, Uangain, Carroatlben (phi
Lems, Lewis, DUencray, Breton (s)
Lewis, R A, CwirUi TyCroes, Anglesey (i)
Lems, T, Bryn glas,.Naalgaredig, Carmarthen
Lems, T, The IloraeFann.\ivod. Llangollen Denbigh (s)
Lems, W J.HauUnn Home Fatm, Abersoch, Anglesey
Lewis Bowen, J \V , Chfhew, Boncalh Pem
Leiland SirL N , Ul, Nanlclw>d Hall, Bmhin Denbt 1
LlghtIoot,F P,DeviltHridge,Aber>ilwith,Cardiganih t
Jjsbome, Earl, Crosswood, Cardigan, Cardiganshire (spi)t
LLEWELLYS. SIB D. BAST„ Ihe Court, SL Facau. I
(laeHitt, Qlnm. (spit
Uewelh-n, Capt, M H ,Tj-newydd, Hirwain, Clamorgansh
Llewelho W.H C . Court Colman, Bridgend, Glamorgan t
Uewellj-n Jones T C , pronltailh kh)l FlinUliire (P)
Ueweljii C V, Llyidinam Hall, Bewbndge-on Wye,
Uew-helin, J Edgar, Bristgam, Goodmck, Pembrokeshire ]
Uoid, Cadwjladr, ^an^ Towyn, Merioneth
Llo»d.D R.Uy-slew.Gaerwen. Anglesey
Uoyd G D. Burton Hall, Rossell, Wrexham, DenUg
Llo>d. Miss jf \I . Penere llobyn, Wd. Hint
Uo^l Richard, T>mawr, Holjhea^^glesey (Jj
Uoyd Edwards, C H , Nanhoron, Pwllheli, Cara (h|
Lprt, Miss E,CasleHmai. Carnarvon (i)t
Meamtoek. Mrs A Penojre, Bf«on, Bre^^te
MeDowall, Charles Clwyd Farm, Rulhsn, Denbe
Maion.P F. The F4raaia,KilUy, Glamorganshire (*)
Mathiai, Capt A S . Uaagwarren Letterstoo, pemUeke t
Capt A S . Uaagwarren Leiiersioa, r
Mallheww. /, Siglan. Uaftjair, P O , Mencm^eth T
Matthews & boo, I endte House. Caerwys. Flinishice t
i MeiUe B.EoDdieiniog. Bangor Carnarvon |
Meire T loetley. \tae*-y Cra, Hint , . *
MEBTHTBi LOBD, Beaa Ca«U«. Sansderuol. Ptmbroke. <h]
I Mewina W F Uavtnn House, UandMl, Ordilf, GUtn
I GEOBOE A. &T. G„ Bart, Botegu
Mino?™.P^?lf»u»Oi' Home Farm AUersoeh.Canis (i)t
MlreSouse. Mrs , The Hall, Angle. P«mbfeke
MonUord.A G, Isy House, Chureh Sioke. Moot (*
Moon, L . Uandrillo, Corwea, Menceelh (hj
Welsh Black
Hereford
D Shorthorn
Webb Black
L R Shorthorn
Welsh Black
South Devon
Shortbcn^t
Hereford
Welsh BUtk^c
Moon, Aonnan 1,, uanomw. v-i
hloore, Lawton L. Inglewood, Broadway, Uandrmdod 1
Wells, Rads _ ,
Morel R F , 81, Merchants Exchange, Cardiff, Clans. (S) I
iSarfaa. D nil U, Abmantygroev CwBibach, Abetdare I
Glam . « . • ■
Morgan. Edwin Cwmfftwd, Catmartben
Morris D W Penywcro, Taltbont, Cardiganshire (s)
Moms! E H.Elmshurst, Welshpool, Mont 1
Moms G Uandefallo*. Tregraig, Talgarth, Breconshire I
Moms J ,Celaniaesnuirr, Uioogesl Cardigan
Morris. J , Penjweni. TaJybonl, Cardiganshire
Moms, J L , Utowndate, llundleton, Pembroke
Moms WiIUara.Trecelnisaf.IVnjpaik,Catdlgan :
Muir.T.Bodleitir.TyCtoes, AngleKT . t
Muir,T,Bodleitig,TyCtoes, AngleKT . t
N
Sailor, Capt J M. Leighton ItaU, Welshpool. MouC (ipdlf
Seah.b E Sant Faur, Lesvane, Glatootgan |
Seave Sir Tbotnai. UL, Ui-s DuUs Amlwch, Anglesey (P)
SichoUA Board, Laltsion Bndgrnd, Clam.
Sichoil, LL-CoL J I D, Merthr Uawr, Bridgend, CUns. .
Oliver John Blaracincei Pnntihaen. Llandywaul Card.
Ocm.-CKl, Ollier, I’lckhill Hall. Wrexham, DenUghshiie
Ormund.T D , Wilhamston. I'emlxoke
Owen, I> Dinain.Vadey Anglesey
Owen. I> Dioain.Vadey Angles^ .
Osren.E-R-.Ho'lowTT.Valley.Anglesey
Dwpd l.dwaxd Carthilog Arlhog Mrnooelh
OweolLvan Wert)n Uhaf WhiilorJ. Holywell, Hint.
Owen G . Glanlli-nau ^wilog. Carnarvon
Owen' (• r Has Farm tili'nartben. lienlUn Card
Owenlonlliih, Penthi-Jdgan. Uodlean. 1‘wUhfli, Carnar
, Rhougor Talsamau Meijoneth
-n, O Uoid. Cartlgw-iToxi Uarhiolielh. Uiml.
n.O T . Rl»<«l,»Jrie.TyCrvsAnglesey
w A rnubard. Ty Ma wr. \ ajr y. Anglesey
Owen K D , Trecastell, Ty Crocs. Anglesey . Welsh Black
Owen T W bite Hopion, ^rn Newton, Montgomery (sh) Hereford
Owen, T G , i enrhos Estate Office llolybcad, Anglesey Welsh Black
Owro, T & li 1 rnaartb, Clitinog Cam t Welsh Black
Owen T J , Tjclilyn Mawr, Gaerwen, Anglesey f Welsh Black
Owen Thomas, Fferam Cid, Rhosgoch Anglesey V'elshBlack
Owen, W, Penj-mynydd, VaUr>, Anglesey . VleJshUJack
Party G W .Tan'Ralll.CIi-nnog.Card Welsh Black
Parry Jolm B . Tajybryn, Uwlch. Breconshire Red Poll
Parry Mrs M Taljbcyn, Bwlcb, Breconshire Redpoll
Parry, Moms, Bryscynni.CliTinog Card WclshBlack
Party R.TyddynWaen Llangelni, Anglesey Welsh Black
Parry, R J.Seigwl Pwllheli Carnarvon WelshDlack
Parry. Robert, Gwyafryn, Pwllheli, Cam Webh Black
Parry, Thomas R , Holt Lodge, Crocs Yodkm, W lexham, R L. Sboithom
CenLirtislure (‘phi
Parry, Tom Santimawr Llangarnog, Hcollan, Cards t Shortfiom
Pennant Mrs Santl)i St Asaph, Flinlshire 1
rnmnm, the bt qon. lobo, Peuhrs Cuue, suigor.
Cam. lilt
Perkins, O & Son, Trclel>-n, Letterstoo, Pem
Perkins, D if , Peo)sgwarae, Coodwick, Pembroke
Perkins W , Saibertb, 1 eiobs .
Peyton, Mn T If . Coloinendy Mold, Flint
Peyton Li. Col T H.DSO.MD .Colomendy.Mold.FImt 1
PbU>bs.C PUsCwynlryn, Ltaobedr, Merioneth T '
p|,itlips W L.. Uuryncarur, Golden Grove, Carmarthen I
pierce A R Treletwydd, Caerwen, Anglesey (k) l
I>lLEDlQ10B,H.C..Br7BThnaLLUn«tntibxid.UonL(sk)t !
Platt, Mai £ I W'.Cocddtnog Llaolairt eebaa, Cara (skjt '
plaier.W J Percy. Wemlad^, Clydacb, Swansea. Clam. '
PocJe F T . Barry Isiand. Leiurston, Pembt '
Powell Dtilfryn Steam Coal Co, Ltd, Aheratnan, Abcrdare I
Clans (r)
Pnce.D L.. Bryngnnum Vstradgi’nlaisAianaea ClamfikI
pnce.D vy.Saniyrban Cray.Urceon. (i)
Pnceyll J £ CIraover, Haverfordwest, Pesibrokesbin f
Pnre. J II , Abmray, Brecon
Pnichard, EUis CUnmor Isal, Bangor Carnarvon
Pnicliard, II Sant Barb, Trevor Chwilog Cam
Pnicbard.j E . Pied House, Carthmyl.MooL
PnlchairLO } , Uangwybn Isa.Ty Crnet, Anglciey
Pnwser, R.DrynM: Aleaaodra Road. Brecon.
Prosser, T • Geuffordd Talgarth, Brecon
Hosref W R , Ccib Brynick Brecon
Pryce-Rice J C , Uwyni brain LUndovery, Cano. (i)
PryChmb.W A., Uodieddan .TyCroes .hnrleaey (tif
prytbenb. W T . Bryngof, 1 Unfair P G . MerioneUi t '
Pugh r-se«s.riCeJ_a J I P.rm I '
Card.
Pugh, Edward. T , AUtgcch Uwycgwn!. Menoneth. '
Pugh. KA.C VocUs,Claad«1i, Card (i
pughe, Lewie, Dysefin I latifihangd. Tow)-n, Menooeth
Pughc. K . k sguboniu, Towyn, Uenoneth
Pynian.J W , Raithwailc, Peiiuth.Clam. „
Radchll R Plaa UenoetL Uaudigmat Denbigh- t
Hwymeasd- H-HopeysfmeSarm Lmg hfiarB«,t^»fTT..r eKjet 1
Keen. Bo'nderwciL. Llapgraai« Card. _ t '
Kt>s.D- DyiiaalFsBr I'cBiybemn LUnelly. Carm- t
Keen, Mrs. Lhaaheth, I'ragvemuchai Cenarth, S U- Carm. !
Keen, Elan JP Prare-y Newcastle LnJyS, Cana. (i>| '
Ke^J b- Lapel Isa] Farm Uanejy Cana. I
Keen Mrs. iL.Tj'Byweru farm. IVicibraryltd., Llane,.y i
Carta
Keen. R O.Brxldws. Three Cuka-tlrnuo. _ I
KscS. VN-Naal, Ciydry Ucecath. Pemb - - - S
Reea, W - VVhita F aim, UerthyT Uin an Uarry CU]^nraa.f I
Keen,W B-Naal — eg t Wh1w,.Tr ^ i
Kc^W H P->aairsca^< Sras>ttf>,re brtcow. I
K i« i ta .H k.Thet,ca.re Mrrthve Tyd>d,C,<am— 1
KeymAla P-Trrr,<Txai> Cr.es gaEJaCenuo Poda. lij I
KcTK>kl^ r R. K«i SUicr Lsr.g, UM. I id.!. _ - i
Rjcharda, D K. A O- Itisjrwp. Ikekigaa, Atgavey _ I
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CATTLE BREEDERS— WALES
me— YOU
add Address
RK&scdsW Cdtaranu WaJwjnCastie K»vcrf3ftJ»««
Pemos. W
Rick«tts T C Trebarried TaJgarib Breconstiie !&>
Roberts Datid Or>nb)lm(J <,bv.iloR Cam
Roberta C Rijdsgaraeiw Toa'ja.Mitiocet!!
Roberts E A Broughton FI ntsbiw
RebtrU E E Bod vtdda Hail Aberdaron Cam
Roberts Ed plas tlandecv.yn Talsarnio Merioneth
R£>b*ns,£van Hendre Gwtbenn Abergele Deobifib
Roberts f Hirdrria g Uangetiu Anglesey
Roberts G J \otke House 1 ivUbcli Cam 1',
Roberts J fcferam Ty Ctoes Anglesey
Roberts J riantis leotgroes Conioewydd Carnatveo (|>)
Roberts J H Gufitansar PwUbeli Ciru '
Roberts John Miestegftjn To«jo M«r (si):
Roberts Oren Rallt Elargallo Anglesey
Roberts R Bodsadle rbydydaMv Cam
Roberts R c tt«llHou=e UrouEhlon Flints (rjt
Roberts R J Rhydrcfail QaU Merioneth
Roberts R LI Dr>tiliaeth Pnllheji tam
Rebeits R T Madog LUnuwchUin Mer
Roberts T CilCOttSJsa/ CljBnf* Cara
Roberts Tbocaas Cwmc «tran LUngunnor Cannartben.
Roberts tV G Plas y Don Victoria Rd Prestatyn Flint
Roberts \t O Tyddyn H«n Clynoog Cam
Roberts ttrn CwnodlDach CynwyiLCorwea Mtr
Rogers B Upper Heath pieste gn Rads (r)
Rogers D O Hoarstoie tburch Stoke Monlgceatrsb ($)j'
Roiie Jos Good g Burry I ott Carmarthen
RonUnd Percy S 1 airj H‘'l Revnoldviem Glam
Roitlandt I IWolEath Manuu-chUy n Mer
Rnulands R D Aberalan Llantaehretb Anglesey
Ro'alaods R R apt Vannet Abbey DoVi,tlley Met Hit
Roulands t\ S Codvina 0 taicbmal Valley Anglesey (k)
RohR) Coot) Capt R ^drbyddan riitniiRao Fli *
St Dasids Lord Lyd>tep Kavts Penally Pern
SaundecwOsvict A 0 teatce Boacatb Pen (P)|
Seaton Edgar S Clyncorh Pontypridd GUtn
Smart Q QrvaLelttysP n UatitannaB Nr Abergele DenblP)
Sd th r 9 Uodangbaiad Ruthin UenbirlAh re tU
Soil) Fkiod M h C M g^rchmanr CrciihoKu!) &re«oa
Sparro R 0 AsMord Talybont on Csk Brceonsbrettp)
Spence Colby Cot Ft one loncath Pembs
SpDttisv.t»d Mrs )■ U O'aemHall Qwlebgseyn Oeabtf
Spns^tnan H M OrynMar Rutii n Denbtgb '
StaclevolAld rl Lord Penrhos Holyhead Anglesey
Stephens VV Tvleglaes ihrce Cocke Brecon
Stott Jane Crows N slFattn Conway Cant
Stratton Vredk New Park Casilcion Cardilf Clam
Stadts A LC TyCwyn Farm Clydaoh Swansea GUot (*l]
T
Thlwr-all U H 01 n Isa 4 al tain Otftb gh
Thooas tfu B D {Ir n Uoicwaog Cam
'fbomas D H Starl i g Park Catmarthen
Tboaias D L BJaensamgo b LlanboidyWh Hand, Cano i
Thomas PM lenttellv e Fan i Honcalh Pembroke (sMI
Tioflies p S tnTJcr* n>yn Uanddo Camiarticn '
Tlotias David Cwmomui LUnuwchUyo atertonetb i
Tho ia> Pavjd M Moreblarin RurryPoil Cartnartben
Thomas E ^ Penrh ci Haleo Bodi^an, Aoclesey (*Jti
Thomas f rff th f) Maar Llanbrdr Mo
Thomas s t H Tl e Geo c Haverfordwest Petnbs
Tbon as H PwllBock Dafcn Llanelly CarrnaTtbrmsbjre
Thonas II Slarl n r logue Perobrokcslure
Thoi as J T ran Llanwcnog Llanybythet Caraiartlien
nauss John B«-(cSbt hauFann jtfaescragiau Cann
Tbonias John Dnrglwyd Farm "tomston Swansea Glam
Thomas I Da nylan Pontantwn Kidneliy Catniarthen .
Tbaiaas h t R liart Gartegtwyd Holyhead Anglesey t
Thomas R R Penamrii Llaabedrog Cain
Thomas Hees liasyberUan Boncath Pembroke
Thomas Mrs S Mounta ft Hall Glosue pCTbiokesbire
Thomas S ■'largaro Port Talbot Glam (
"nuHiiis, T Aberccitl Uindyssul Catdi$an5bire
Thomas T S Bnnbatik Maesycrugau Carm
Thcenas T 1- "^leHouse Beverton Llan{witMa)or,Gl4iol
Thomas T tv Tcegynng Amlwch Anglesey '
Tboitvas VV E Tanddeewen Conway Cam (s
Thomas \\ G Coodvaulus Begtlly, SSO Pwnbioli*
Thomas \y J CoedUwiJ Cl)ciey lionlyroocb Pembrol
Thomas W V Coltbrrjoii Cadoatoa Glam
Th^s y\ra Maes LJan estra PwUbcli Card
Totey \t U Lceswoovl Old Hall Mold Jlmtshisy ,
Todiuo^lrr La )y c-o Mrs Corbett, GJand^an Rbcaloll
9 0 1 embtoke
T^Unsow Ldwvn VSt t End iidtl Viieaham ly«ibgb ll
TLiil M lany uo Foti(y-vndd,Glam
luribiUFlj Lower House Faj. Uaclw t V!aK
Sftottheia
Keretoed
tVc>SbDlack
VVelUi Black
Aberdeen Angusl
VVelHrBbfc '
VVeisb Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Wtl^ Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
V>el b Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
SAortbam
VVeiWi Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Slack
Shottborti
Welsh Black
WtiahBbck
Sbottbont
Mereltad
Sbortboni
W elsb Ubik
Welsh Ubek
Wetsb Black
Welsh Ubek
Slioitliani
L nt\ eiviiy Colle|e ot N,
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: CiwSesirinn ITcodergast PembrokeshJre t!
Friesian
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Guenaer
SbotUiont
Welsh Black
Welsh Dbck
Welsh Black
Welsh Bl^
Heieibtd
rnesmn
Shorthorn
Sbortboro
Welsh Slack
WUsb Black
Sbortborp
Welsh Black
T> Sbotibom
Welsh Black
Friesian
VVehliBbck
Welsh IHack
Welsh Black
Sborthotri
Welsh Black
Shorthorn
Shefftboro
Fnesiaa
SbcpitlK>ni
Welsh Black
Welds Black
SborUiom
Welds Bbds
Hereford
Sbottbora
Sbortbom
ShortZioni
W elsb Bbek
Welsh Kack
Sbcellsoni
Sbortbons
Shortfiora
Welsh Blxk
rnesian
SbortbwB ,
Abeedeoo Angus
Webh Black
j> ShArthen
Sbocthom
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Name and Address
Vat^haii,H VV Caerbertlan Tcrrryn Mwionetb
Vaughan J Sychtyn, LUneriyl, VVelshpool Moat i
Viulthaa Mti Cto johts^ CJ) t C t] G DSOiN«nnaa,|
tXibcUey, Mosonelb
Vaughan Witoot Maesgwynne Wbltland Carzn
Vayn^kstalc Fort Duiorwig Cam
Vetttey Lady Joan, Clocblaen Uangung, Lbiiidlac«,Mciot
\ osper. UaJ N P)as Cocb, Ruthin Denbigh
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W atfcer A £ Irovitf House Fariir P cat Row is Card
Claiii (,
WaH L F RedHouseFarm Siundcnfoot rtnibroke ,
Walters U Tirgwa eld Fm Watlstoan Rhondda Obai. (Ml
Walton C VV Totvy Castle Carmartberi
WatkM e St BeuHo Hotel Clymog Cam *'
Watson Dr H SoulbWalisSanatoriuin Talgarth
Wavcttree Lcn-d HotslryHall GrKlord Wmbani Dmbs.
VVetrtICf Ma; T H GUns5ft»yicy Court CrukhoutlLBirtt-
Uilkuson JohnW Khoe Samau Lbntiuyaccb Moot ‘
Willans Mss O-iiarsFaur Cci an V(onL
Wilkains Bka CacrBnl Llangefni Anglreef
VV lU an a Q V IlltanlwTLb Fm 1 arm ts Llanu-rda Cann.]
VViUiaius U Upper BoIgtieU, Brecon
Williams D C Llwyngwain Fanr Neveport Ft
VVtHams U H Ub a Utyaick Ubaius Orecoi. ,
Wiliams r D Tyddjn Jim Id Abertfrav. An.leseylpJlt
Wstlaius L J Bnirhytryd Ilodocpan Vn^lrse)
VVillMns Ldward Kbydiudr Lbftuwcbllpi Merroietb
VVyttvauA G U & Sw New House CastletoB Card'll
Clara {HI
VVilbami G T Saodylbicn HiUardHttea Pembe
Will amt H TyCrou Lbobchreib Anglesey
Wtlbams K O Bumuerib Holyhead Vaglesey
VViUwms J DotachoDdtt Sodlean ISvllbeli Cara
Williams J CeineuTt Lbnmoog Ctkrdigaoslaie
WDbams J DaiogsB lu Gan Can
Wtlbams J Maesbangor CapcI Baagor Aberysiv}'!^ i
Card , liWt
VVillMms j Ji Curnlassrasr PoBtardvUis Gbm
Wtllraibs J AK CeiocyrnfcRh Cbuilor Cam ,
VViUams ^JO BfyacveyBHaU,NrD'V3raaA“C*'*'K'^^H
Waitams J K Llwya Onru Baagor Cam '
VViUsains J R Ttem Aberilnw Vnslcsty .
WtUtams J T TheGtoverano St Clears Camiarttea. t|
VViUiaou JchD Crimaeftcglan Uasgaffo Angleary
WsUratns Joho Gtaaraioa TyCroea Anglesey ,
VVilbacBs Josrpb CHnlUruo Llamo Road Cardteait.
WOliaau Col L. Paicau, T>n yGonsl Anglesey ItpMt|
VViUtacas L. T BoyMlIkarm Valeodte SO Pembroke i
Williams M Siywheulog, X^tnot Vardre Foniypridd '
Clam
Uilkaus Oh Hendre EUilnerrydd P»l!beli Cara.
W Ibams O Maen Farm UaaeKby medd Anglesey
Wifhamc 0,}P TJw Cressways Ce>»l»!dgei GUiD.f/i*Ji
VViUsams O T Ttessalydd Dotlorgan, Anglesey
Wilbams Onen PeaysUimEya Cncaelh Cans
WiUoms R,Cilradwy Cbviiikig Can
WiUiUM K.Tyacn Hatlech Mer oceth
Witlams R TyddyoCwyo LUngian Abetsoch, Cano
W U ants R E , Beolcbgvyo Anbog Merioneth
WiHatDs R L Oweroheho BaU Her (»)i
WtUrtois Richafd MiBjdd Ednyled CRCcielbCam
WilbaiiM.T Caereidy WeUi St Conam Cowbi
Cbm
Wilhaias T CoetmorFaim Bethesda Cara.
VVillams T J Drysluya Fa*t Uanarlhiiey Canoarthen
waiiams T R. Scethrog Brecon (sA)
Wdbanta Thomas PencaUt Bryngwraa Valley Anglesey
W thams \V llcaefad Brynsieacys Anglesey '
Will ants, VV PbaMados Bab Merioneth
lliBcaine W TyniheyA Bsdsrgac Anttlesry
vi, .iiiSBie W O NantGwyn Aberdair Glamorgan 1
WilUaitiS VVea Tyn y Cae Llasb rps.U Anglesey
Wttlams Etlia R GUs/rynHomeFin Cbwilog Caraarvtm
-mUJA]aS>OW£H Hts U AnTtevtliyr Asgleiey , (J)
Wilhamsoa & Holland Rnyd Broughton Farm WieshY".
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
VVei^ Black
L R. Sbertbom
VVetsh Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Fnessaa
Sberthorn
Fsresian
FnauB
Welsh Bbck
Red Poll
Pnesiao
Friesian
Welsh Bbck
W ebb Black
Hercloid
Hertford
Shorthora
Hereford
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
W elsh Black
Sbitrlhora
Wel.h Black
Welsh Black
WehhBUck
SboHhetk
Welsh Black
Sbeathtn
Welsh Black
Weediise S Common Wood Holt VVFerham Drnljgb.
VVenUvHon F G ClvnUivoo Llanuoda Cam
Wynne R F,Brj!> HyimoQ CefaEucgain Mold Flint
Wynne VV G Uellaston Pemtiicike
VVyBo^Finch Vigi J CnVoebJ Betties y-cord Cam (»
WyooeFsoch Major VV H Celnsmwlcb PvyUhc& Cara
WyvDC-Joiics Capt C Fcnmaeancba Dolgellej Met (s)|
Herelord
Welsh Blank
Webb Black
Welsh Black
Welsh Black
Foes an
Welsh Black
Wetsh Btafk
Sborthwa
Welsh Black
Sliotibord
Skortkera
Welsh Black
WHsh BUck
Welsh Black
Wei* Black
Hercloid
Welsh Buck
Welsh Black
Wehh Black
Webb Black
Welsh BU k
Welsh Black
Webb BUck
Hertford
Wei b Black
Sborthorn
Hereford
WehbBUck
Welsh Black
Welsh Buck
Welsh Black
Fnca
Fnesian
W elsh Black
VVtbh BUcLi^
Frres/ao
Welsh Black
Hecelotd
Sbortbora
Welsh Blcci
SbftCthotQ
Sbotihmci
Welsh Black
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SHEEP Bi^EEDERS— WALES
245
ai d \ddrt!
. sc Hrccons)ure
Earl of 1‘ovcn Castle Welshpool Mont {c*
In Llanlitl] Uan Ron Ha) Brecon
) L. nn-nsmun %slradc)'nlais Swansea GUtn (<*
1 T Tsleglis Csa) Bttcon
) W \ant)Thara Cra) Brecon (e
lasid Cwtnsawdde Llanddausant UansaGock Cann
• Gar^tl Knijthton Rads
I T>ui: ne Nr Ha) Brecon
Rickets Lower Tslecncni Llansillo TUearih Bre
tames Llansba) Knighton Radnors) ire
Morgan Celnc)inera) LUnliedr Mer
V Black Hall Knighton Rads
r Trepl ill p Talgarth Brecon (<
V\ S Nant)-niadog Cray Brecon
Wm LlwjTiteg Uchaf Scnn)bridge Brecon
Mai A E llasMado Uanrwsl Denb gh (r)
srd 1) CetnCaroau Caetpl ill) CatdiH Clam
ird Ellis GUnmor Isaf Bangor Caraatson (<
tTC West Bias Hall Co 1) Bridgend Glam
r T Gtnlfordd Talgarth Brecon (r
r W Rees Celn Brymch Brecon
m David Court Farm Pont) pool Glam
E Ta)lorsFann Norton Radnorshire
R M Mount Nebo Sam tvewtowTi Monlgomer) sb
Rice J C UwiTijbrain Llandovery Car '
Kerry Hill
Clunrorrst
Welsh Mui
Welsh Mtn
Wrlvb Mtn
Welsh Mtn
Chin Fotrsf
Clun Forest
Kv I land
keiT) Hill
Welsh Min
a n Forest
Kerry Hill
Welsh Mtn
Welsh Min
WH
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chilli
\ C \oela8 Glad)-!! Cards
Mrs S J & Son Jamcsfonl Montgomerjshire
T Rhi-dicrii* Llanegr)!! Towyn Merioneth
V M Cninwhitton Kn ghton Radnorshire
W C Biyntalch Farm Abermule Montgomery sh
John C Northep Hall Nerthap FI ntshire (1
b jP lenstU) NeweaaileEmlynCamk <f
oldi P Trecleo aii Croes goel Lettrrslon Pembi (
aids VV Rh)d]<wrt Selindre Knighton Rads
lidi Mat H M Caerynweh Uolgelle) Meiiontlh ,
srds H w Brrnbyfcyd Tapbont'cn Usie Brreon {Mi
ards J Lan Farm I’oni)pridd Clare |
jrdi W 13 Gwemdomcn rarm Caeipb Hr Glam (A)
rti Srniamin UandttmotU'at Patlatdulais Glam ‘
rt» John Maeatecfryti Torom Mer (<*1
rt» k G WrllHouse lirouchton Flats (cJt
rls R Ivor D>terihHall Disertb Hint
rti R W Iteoed Pnllheli Cam
fll K dt Sons Arllenlaitt Llanrhaiadr Mont
rts Selsn-n, tlache Carol Farm LlangoUen DeaUgb
rts W A,i<otte«rn Uandilo Caruarttimsbare
erli W H HendreFann Ttegeiriog Denbigh
erts Wm Cargwjre Pont)pani, Dalwyddslao Caro
efS n Upper Heath riesieign Rads (r|
eri I> 0 ileafstonr Church Stoke Mootgomerysh (()j
cri E l^uerCeln Ueftiew Mont
tr Mrs &£ Clandwrllall Barmouth Mrrioaelh
.land IcccyS Fairy Hill Reysioldsten Clam
.Uods.H P UchcHtef Uasedwo MroaiDn'gr Ang
.lands j Lower Dolbio Abermule MootKomeryshire
.lands J TvdJyn Walkin UaofachrcUi ValJrv Anglesc)'
.lands ] J , Coppice barm IMol Quay, Welshpool
Mont
.lands R R ap T , \ anner Abbe]r DoIcclIry.Mr
.ley Will aros, 13 E , Cl)-a Arthur Denbigh
Jeman Mrs J Dan y Park, Crickhowell Brecoosblre
ppard T T1 e ytoocs Welshpool UoaU
lib C. L, M llbrook Brecon
.r- F S Bodanchaiad Ruth n Denbgtshire |i,,
•iir K B, Ashford Tal)tx>ot-on Usk llre<ciostuie(rp|
,ail Matheir, CoedmauT, Dolwyddelrn, Cam '
Welsh Mtn
Welsh Mtn
Kerry Hill
Clun Foiesf
Ryeland
Wrish Mil)
Kerry M II
Kerry Mill
Shropshire
W W
Welsh Mtn
Welsh Mtn
Kerr* Hill
WeliliMln
Kerry Hill
Kerry Hill
Bofd L»ir<**»t
Keciy H>U
Ryeland
a'-'"'
Mtn
Welsh Mtn
Welsh Mtn
Welsh Mu)
Welsh Mta
Welsh Mtn
Leirrsier
Wrlsb Mtn
Welsh Mtn
Welsh Mio
Welsh Mtn
ah-'
Mtn
Welsh Mtn
Keirr Hill
Hill
S ii 11
Mtn
Welsh Mtn
R) eland
Shiopsbiie
kerty lull
Ryeland
Ryeland
Snotbdowo
Welsh Mtn
Tashn J CcAosnenly Mold Tl ntsb n
Tlomas 1) M lentre Home Farm Boncalh Pembroke (ci)|
Thomas Das d Cui onci Llai u»cl Myn Menoteth (c]
Tlomas H Cumeldeg harm Cil/tnydd Nr I’ontjpridd
Glam
Thomas I M Bias Isa Ruthn Penlirl-shi
Tlomas Robert Corllwyn Barnouth Met
Thomas T I Uellbst Crav Brecon
Thomas W < uetnllHy I Talgarth lirreen
llomas W L Taiddenrn Conway Cam
Tlomas W R Trell)lanl Veindre litn
Tlomas Walter Danyllan Garthbrengy Br
Tomley J E The Hollies Me igcmery
Tunsbull
Clam ,
Tuttoa VV A Butt nflon Hall Wrlslpool Monlgomer) t
Venables Joseph Pceygelly Sarn Newtow
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Ward J T Penliebeyling ChurchStoke Montgomerysh (A)|
Walk ns W Tres-or llrngoedHouse Ilengord Glam (*)
Walt Maj J M Cibsoo Doldoulod Rhayadrr Radnorso i
VValls T ASons Uaoybangrl Place Cowbiidge Clam '
Wliiitall Arthur Imknallii Knighton Radnorsbire
VV «H ams C S Mellocton ChurchStoke kS^t
WnUUMS E B., Caerbosri) Fans. Monlgemety
VV| Uains , . .
Wiliams J Marsbangor, Captl Bangor Abrnstirytb
Card lck)r
“ House Aberbafrtp ktwiewo Mont '
d I Redl
iS J H CasleJldu PofilarduUis Clam (A),
Williams
Wiliams - .. ,,
Wiliams J I* Cefnllan Uangammarch Wells fireeoB
Williams Col l.awTrDre Partiau T — ‘ — ‘ ■“ ' ‘
Williams R Plasym Mhrnllih T)'.
W iiUms R E Cweinlr) n Bala Mer (r)
Williams Richard M Kant) Barrvd Uaauwehllvre Mer
Williams RoberiT UvviionnUchM Darniouib Merioneth,
VVilliams T Crostwril Egtiwtwrw Pemba (pi,
Williams T 4Snn Idieyredene Wbiiland ^rmatihen (A I
Williams T R Scethfog Brrcta
Wiliams Vhoreas TbrGaer Forden Welshpool Mont (A I
William* Thomas Crllfechan Uarinouth Meiteneth '
Williams Thomas Tirgof Lr CwrstwTdi Snnsea Clara.
Williams Tliomas Ciaddfa Paim Uandradacb Clam
Williams vy .Central Stores Langwyllor Anglesey
Williams V\io Bryn Uefrith Trawsfini-dd MerKoeth
VVilliams VVm Cumos Llangadotk Carrn.
Willis T L Sylfarn Wrlshgool Mcnl
VVilImer A W Warn Isa Dolgtller Men oelh (r
VVilscd K P Finnanl Alanafun liernew Montgomery (A){
Wilbers VV , Pasillwy-n Sain Kewlown Alootgomrryybire
Wnchl George Tvoveelyn Bndiao Denbigh
-Fmch Maj VoeUs Ueltwi ycoed Cams [cj}
Wynne jociet.Capt. Charles I rninaenneha ItelgeUry,
IS J II.. K
T.C.A.Br
herryllill
Welsh Mid
W elsh Mtn
Kerry Hill
Wilts! ire Horn
Kerry Hill
Ryeland
Krrry Hill
Suffolk
Kerry Hill
Welsh Mtn
Krrry Hill
Suffolk
Kerry H II
Kerty Kill
KenyBJI
Kerry Hill
Kelt* Hill
Welsh Mtn
Welsh MlQ
Kerry Hilt
Kerry Hill
VVllubi eifon
Welsh Mta
Welsh Mta
WrlihMin
Welsh Mta
Welsh Mta
Welsh Mta
Welsh Mta
Kerry Hill
Southdowo
Kerry IflU
Welth Mtn
Welsh XI la
Wrltb Mtn
Wiltshire Horn
WelsbMio
Welsh MId
K erry H 11
Welsh Min
Kerry H II
Kerry Hill
BREEDERS OF RYELAND SPIEEP:
THE FOR^UTION of a “ RYELAND SHEEP BREEDERS^ SOCIETY,” LIMITED, u contcmpLitcd
in one o{ (He Britixh Colonies in Africa where the number of Sheep Bretdert is steadily' merging
owing lo {ssourable TaUe-Lind Grazing and SaIwWjovxs Oimate Oppoibuniucs for English or N’ew
Zealand Ryeland Breeders to participate under fullest Cuarantces. For ParticuLirs. apply Editor^
International Directors or Pedicrie Stock Orizder^, 23, Fleet Street. London,
PIC breeders-wales
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Pig Breeders
Arkle A F Ciltalgarth DaU Menoneth
f<orlhop FI nfshire
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otud T W JP*VlvT"?" ''•»'«! Flnlshire '"^^1
DawesBros Nantrto Glim
Da\iw fsSSsf' ‘“"^liodyssul Card* (*)j
IpssyrvJES'^^^pp'^’-iSz Hi
SIcUnYtMlli» ri "''h?'* ‘‘^“'shite
Mus^ p Br>-non S (Tr" ‘ ’
Hughe* Maj j ^ SO CannarthensL re
HghesT frrbIaddid 7«^?H,nv^‘*'"’’'’’ Cards
Hue^ VtsT H n Cam
..«ta u„ Tb.c.'bfrrr,a'£t'^%'iar''
R» «» E P st^lVjn Li|^2^®'li Canaanhcn
Davies n J AreiJi Cam
dI II ? -Abertwyan
5 ?''m W HfiJerGvw
. J’t m” T"“ ""““
Dan'^TK^'" ^ ^»«'matket Dyserth SO
Edward! E ^
Edw^l H «r».ham Denb^rh.h
Fvan^'??*^?i“^ ““ "Vrfifaui
E\S S Abemamirawr Llanwrrf, r-
e-sSt*-?:?. vsfjs
^ Hendnhedog leaei N2y‘'' ('*)
tvaa! t D Cocdca?™, ViJ? ‘ '
“'"*“ ■'•»» c««, cu.„,„
WelJh
Berkshire
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Ueish
" eish
Uelsb
WtUb
Uelsh
UeUb
Welsh
Uelsb
UeUb
WeUb
Welsh
Welsh
M.MpWbl«
Welsh
Wfelsh
Welsh
Welsh
Welsh
Welsh
I IWlh
I Large Wl («
fctf
Berkshire
Wel^
LaijeWhte
Large VI bite
Large W fa te
Gk>s Old Spot
I T TbeEstaleOKice Dolanog
Jaiues ^an/arDC Ruthm Den^
te c.SbTi'ir
j.akins /h JJo,iheu^"lif®iri'n tTc.rds
fete
wi
Jones D Trevgie ^11.*^"'^'“ Fliolshire
II Ws D Rbjdewea Fen ba
p li w "S’
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fen j '“"
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EsVlM7:s;i%"SATC'“«^
Jones \V x,i,
Jones Wilhain*
L.\V Lt
Wei h
Large B1
Welsh
Lar^e BI
Glos Old
Welsh
\\ elsh
Large \n
Welsh
Welsh
Middle W
L.W Lop I
Large Blac
Welsh
Welsh
W elsh
Berkshire
elsh
Wei b
W elsh
Large W^ le
W elsh
Wei b
\V elsb
Wei h
Welsh
Welsh
Large
Wefb
'Black
Jones Trese^“F?^^cl.’'iS’'?*“''>?“'^'” Camant
<lr h ^ iJdy lYl Camarvonsh re ,
' Welsh
Vddle While
«“4Ia Wirt#
Welsh
Welsh
, Large White
Welsh
M ddle White
' Welsh
Wei h
Wei b
Welsh
Wilsh ,
U^s Joho*ffen^j.^'"'J^‘«“ Cwbridge Glam
Lsburoe Lari Crosswiiirti Lanoarthea
Llevellyo SrD^^D^ ^““ixau Cardiganshire it»«TI Welsh
Cto Eb.c„„t,si J.„.. C.W ,"3;;
1 te- -
">”» J J CU^ „lj
Srf'K^SS^E-'ASsi:"-" <='“ I ;;3“ '"»«
HoJ£" W Dryscoed Fam ulnw.t 'idle Wi «
Moms Capt |( Soencer r V*'dre Glaniorgans. Welsh
Moms J Beachr^ti,, El^nbedw Boncath Pembroke Welsh
Cai **‘*^®“*e' P«“0-liuBay Nr Llandudno Large Wi le
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PIG, HORSE BREEDERS— WALES
247
San e and Addnss
Ph U ps Mrs E Caerllcon Llanbody Uh Hand Carm t
Ph Hips Uwis \I Lao Ikbron S O Cami i
Ph II ps. M J P 1 cncellj Hebron S O Carm I
Philips P I encra It Cumbach St Clears Carm I
PUwTlwydFartalnsmute CartuarlhcD |l
Platt Frank Carreg Grocs Gian Connaj D«nb ghsl ire
PoMis Thomas IS Peckham Koad Aber UargOed Card (i i
01am I
Price ScF C R Ileosol Castle Pontj'clua Glam
Pntchard Munau Nr Camarion {rtt|
Prj'se SirLe»-es Bart Goggerdan Bow St SO Cards ()i|
Pugh ilrs. Cwncoedwig Aber>slwjtb Card
RadcliHt I H Bryndtryo Pttttstois Ely Catdii! Glam
Rees Evan J P PcngcUy NewcastleEmlyn Carm (u)
Rees J MaesysalsoD Petetston S Ely Cardiff Olam
Rees, Richard Cefnydre Ftshguard Pemb
Richards D HiH House Pool^un Clam
Richards Dasid CefortyneoedFarm Aberayron Cards {*)
Richards T Bngam Farm Pontyclun Glatn
Roberts J Francis Peuygroes llontnewydd Camanonft)
Rooksby AUnd Utebard flail Bndgend Glamorganshire
Sale John M Plas Llaeiychaa Nr Ruthin Deob gh.
Samuel Thomas \illage Farm IPhitchurcb Nr Cardiff
Clam
Samuel W Pantglas LUntnsant Claa
Gc^y4w%UFanB Sketty Swansea Clam
Ssundm Dasics A O I entte Ikmeath Pern («,.
Smart G Bryn Eglwys Farm Uattsaanan Nt Abergele,
Denbe* (r)
Smtb J R G Castlewnchl House Cburcb Stoke Most
Spactow K B Ashford Talybont'On Lsk Breansbirelci)
Stable D Wistnaghaia plisUyo Owen Uyebrysaair
Mont
Stevens F W Tbt HoUies, fXarebwiel Wrexham Deobv
Stekes C W Rc«t,WarwickKoase Tenby Pembroke
Welsh
Welsh
G os Old Spots
WeEh
Welsh
Welsh
Welsh
Welsh
Large W^ te
Welsh
WeUh
Middle White
Welsh
targe White
Webh
Middle While
Welsh
Esses
Middle White
Name and Addresi
Tbootas SrIUtsd J p Maesylal EIv Cardiff Glam
Thomas J L Pluiawr Blaewann Whtland Carm
Thomas Llo d T LochturfI o Letterslon ] rmbs
Thmas S O Tieparke Mydrim St Clears Carm
Thomas T tson ssa Hebron Carm
Ibomas T tl Lssend ne Station Koad LlandafI Clam
Thomas W Manor Farm LUnlluch Carmarthen
Tucker C P S| Co» bridge KoaJ Drdgend Clam
irClaml
Vaughan A Li Ty Elhs Treoes Bndgend CUm
Vaughan Mai-Ceo John CD CMG D3 O Nannau
Dol^dlcv Met
Vert J WhitebursC Ruaboo Denbigh
W
Walker A E Lower House Farm Dmai Fowls C
Glam.
VValmsIey Wot Wh tchurcb Glam
Walne A R AV D FionHill Mold Flintshire
Walton G W TowryCaslIe Carmarthen
WatU,D C F.A 1 HigbStieet Cowbndge Glam.
VVilhams A L Cweraygal Peteiston S £1} Cardiff
. - . _ . . _ .rtgaion
WJliams Da\ d Jones, Kbyd y B I Ruthin Deabgb ,
Wiltiams E O TyddynHwrdd TvCroe* Anglesey (c»)t|
WiUams Col L Pareuu Tyoy^ong] Anglesey (Mtjfj
Williams T CrossweU Eg wyswrw Pembt
Wiliams W Mount rieaM&t Cymmrr Clam
WiUiams VV C Le e sw o od Greta Farm Leenwood Mold
Flint
WiUams-Wyno Cd R D3 0 Bias yo-Ceto SI Aiapb
Breed
Welsh
WeUh
Clos Old Spots
Welsh
WeUh
Large Black
Welsh
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U A M White
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HORSE BREEDERS— WALES
DAY— HUM
: and Address
Name and Address
Dav es H T Penttedav s Golden Grove Carmarll en
Davies Isaac White Walls Three Crosses Glam.
Davies J Stoneboose Leighton Welshpool Hoot
Davies I A Elgwysbrewis Cowbtidge Glam
Davies J L &Sons Ysciriethan MerthyrCynnog Brecon («)l
Davies J 4 R Adwywnt Farm Llanfair Caere mon Mont '
Davies James Creigian Cardiff Glam
Davies John Hendre Ba ley Aberdare Glam
Davies John Log n Farm Penparlc Card
Daves John PantM 11 Park Mill Swansea Glam
Daves Joseph Kincoed Farm Nantearedg Carmarthen
Dasies M T Lower Porlhamal ThreeCocks Brecem (es)
Dav es Morns 7 Sal sbury Square rathass.Card If Clam
Dav es N & E Glyn Fann W ddletown Welshpool ifont
Danes Rees TigwymFann Talylln Breeon
Daves Richard Cyfhan Trefeglvi-ns Caersws Mont
Daves Richard TheMoatFarm Welshpool Mcmt
Daves Robert Jolin Plas Isa St Asaph Dcnb gb
Daves S Parkwall sFm Tnmsaran Rd Llanell} Carm(()]
Davies T J Calthuglejr Farm Betr ev» Mont
Davies Thomas Cilwen Newcastle Emlyn Carm
Davies Thomas & Co Llecbwedd Si Pontfaen Lampeti
Card gan I
Davies W Hendreba lyFarm Llwydcoed Aberdare Glai
Daves W & Sons Pi tvllgywn Llandewl Brefi Cards
Dav es W G Seurlage Court Reynoldston Glam
Davies Wm. Wem Llanwrtjd Wells Brecon
Davies Wm Drynmihec n Senajbrdge Brecon
Dav $ Morgan, Llechwedd Aherjitwjth Cards
Done ArtI ur Cloy Hall Bangor on Dee W rexham Denbs
Dugdale Maj W M DSO Llwyn Idanlyllui Mont (cs»|
Duggan W D Great Trewem Penyhont Rads
Shire
W rlsb tkmy
Shire
Shite
Welsh thmy
Shire
Welsh Bony
W etsh t\aiy
W elsh Bony
W ebh Bony
Jiackney
Edmonds Thomas Spencer Read Co ty Bridgend Glam
Edmunds R W Planewydd Farm Caerplilly Clam
Edmunds Wm Tjisba Caecphillj Glam
Edwards B GIanvel)-n Corse non Glam ,
Edwards C ii Uayd Nanhoran P vl hel Camarvooshiretl
Fdwards Dav d Crosiw nter Oetlaiua LI non Cards '
Edwards David Tanffynon Penuwch Carls
Edwards E Ta Ueba Corwen Merioneth
Edwards Sr P Bart TheCottage lioshton Rads
Edwards G E Bt -nderwyn Abemnaei Moot v
UWAROS GEO Salbsry Tien Cross Pemba
Edwards H L Va cholIKall Cuilsheld Welshpool Moot
Fdwards Hush P Lovesgrove Farm Aberystwyth Ca"'**
Edwards J uo d CrvTifryn Penuweb Tregaron Cards
Edwards Jas Casieli Farm Lampeter Cards
Edwards jas Lower House Llyiwen Ureceaish re
Edwards John Kigl gate Farm Cotwen Merioneth
Edwards John Peabo] Rhosgocl Anglesey
rj— ».i. v.^^ Blaenhalcn Newcastle Etnlyo Cartn
Edwards _
Edwards Cwmdu Mae y e mmer Clam'
Edwrards R Llangaffo Gaerwen Anglesey
Edwards Ton Pottre Stud Farm New Quay CarUgan
Edwiards W i]as Coulboume Rbosnessne) Wrexham
Sh.c
Welsh Cob
Shire
Shire
mcknry
Welsh Bony
W elsb Pony
Welsh Cob
W elsb Pmy
Welsh Bony
Welsh Cob
Welsh Pony
Welsh Poov
Sb re
Shire
Welsh BooyACob
Welsh Pony '
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pooy
Welsh Bony
Welsh Boor
siure
Welsh Pooy
Welsh Cob
Shire
Welsh Pony
Sh re
Webb Cob
Shire
Shire ,
We shBonvACob
WelshCoh
}{ HgbCate Corwen Meriooetbshire
Nantrewydd Llangefn Anglesey
larvonshire (<)|
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Dcnb gh
Edwarls W ”
Edwards Wi
Eliot Wm t W
Ell s W OH Taicmc bion Baogi
Emman lel Dav d Watlord Fach F;
Evans B \\ ndmillWoodFm Dunvunt Swansea Glam
Evans Jltn £c Son Tjgwyn Pony Stud Nrrwig Cards
Evans D GlenuskFarin Llanfrynaeh Brecon B eocmsli
Evpns D II Us Farm Pack M 11 Clam
Evans D A Sons Uwyn Caef/orS udFarm Henlian Care
hvans D T Cofian Hall Fan Penacth Glam {«)
Evans Dav d C Ifach Llangam Cattnartben
Evans Dav d Pengell) NewcaatleEnvlyn Catm (r)*|
Evans I A Sons Cel Hern n Drj'SIlwyn Car '
Evans Ellis Caerseddlan Penrgoes Machvn] e h Moot
Evans Evan Blaehenwysg Bontyprdd Glam (s)
Evans tvan Llechwed-den Llanwern Uanbvlher Cards
Evans Evan I antrhedynen Lland)-8sul Cards
Evans Evan Rhjdjdallcn Ftl nfach Cards
Evans < H A Son Litton Court Breste gsr Rads ,
Evans Capt. G L Bennett Pelhyl! Uo t St Cards (relt
Evans E%on of H J Escuanllal Towyo Mcroneth [s)
Evans HJ Ma thw el Old Hall Wrexham Denb ghsh (O
Evans HenryT Cefnmabws Llanrly-styd Cards '
Evans J M TheWem Llanwrda drn
Evans Jas S Beynel lJwUt>llan Fel niach Cards
Evai s John I rnlan Blaenpenal Tregaron dr Is
Evans Join Ilasbwl h Uangurig Elaiuldocs Moat.
Evans Jom I IryMd VewydJ Llangalfen Moot
john I cn eg n ssaf I'ontfau t shguatd Pembs
Eva**
Eva
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Brdgenl CIi
rexham DenULb
I Caniartben
1‘entvrth Caidilf Cli
1 Jllry Jd„Newlown Mo
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Welsh Pemf
Welsh Pbny
” 'Ish Pony
W elsh Cob
W elsb Ray
Welsh Pdos
Wei bCob
W elsh Pony
Webb Pcay
WelsI P<»y
W ebb pony
W elsh Bony
Welsh Pony
W ebb Pony
Welsh Pooy
bbire
Welsh Pony
Welsh Cob
sure
Welsh Cob
Evans T Danycoed Blackp II Clamoreao
Evans Tbos Dvlfryn Bemew Mont
Evans Thomas Hendre Denny Hall Caerphilly Glam
Evans Wm Pantyderi Blacnyffos Pembs.
Evans W E UanJilo-vr iviys Santgaredig Caimaitheo
" rs Stv odcII Capt F C Btymach Eyartb Kutbin
Denbigh
Fearby J A 121 Mack nlosh Place Roalh Park CardiB
Forrest R Creenwood St Fagans Card if Clam
Francis A W R TheGaerFarm Welsbpool Mont
‘CIS J it E Lower LfJihlon WeUhpMl Mont
er J S Qntaunla Build ogs Bute Ilocks Cardiff Glam.]
Gabnel E Castell Maur Llanrgryn, Towyn Menonetb (r)
Gale W G EfalJIacm Trini.ann Road Llanelly Card
CanSoer R J hirkland \ alley Anglesey (e)
George Mrs George Red llopton Church SloVe Months)
George John & Son The Co rt Abcrmule Mont
C bsM A G The M II Talybont-on Lsk Brecon
C tioes V ThePslyll Boughrood Radnorshire
Gian sb Rt Hon Lord Gtanusk lark CricUio<
nreoonshire (<)
Goodwin R C Plas Ifan Mold FI nL
Cordon GC WeobleyCastle Farm Reynoldston SO Clam
Cordon G j Caelfor Llanrhdan Reynoldston CUm ,
Gordon H dr J Tyle House Farm Reynoldston Glam (s)|
Grant Harry Stacy Road Roath Cardiff Clam.
Green Austin L. trvtrDelyn Penartb CUm
Green Thomas The Bank JV»1 Quay W rUhpool Mont (r
Green Price Sr R H Bart Xn gl ton Rads (J ,
Gt Ifiib Evan B rdl p Llaedyssul Cardigaoslure v)\
Cnffih George Po alt Castle Peayewm Pern
Cr Hilb Harvey lleLaurtls D nas Po vs Clam
Griffith Moses Egiyn Dylfryo Merioneth (rt/JT;
Ctoooow W Cataaasel Cowertoo Clam.
H
llvigb Rueben Peay Gardden Ruahon Deab ghshitl (cf)\
lla use E J Erwnewydd Faria Garth SO Bteton I
Hall DavidG Gwtnlland Marine Park Petiatth Glam(r)ti
Hamer Bros Great Cantal Uanb tier Road Rads '
Hamer the Late James Greenfield Pray brat Station Rada
Harford ^ohn C Falcondale Lampeter Cardigan
Welsh Pony
Shite
Shire
Webh Pony
Hackney
Welsh Pony
Hackney
HarresD Col len Grove A
Llandehie Carms
IVcfsh FOny
Webb Pony
W ebh I ony
W elsh Pooy
Hackney
Hackney
Hackney
W ebb IMny
W ebb Cob
Shire
iUckney
W elsb Cob
Shire
Hackney
Welsh rosy
Welsh Pony
W ebb Pony
W elsh Pony
W elsh I'ony
Shiie
Haelaey
liatnes M R LUnnihan Penyevim Perabrokesh re
Hatties Thoma* PenllwyTi NewQ ay Cards
llam on Mrs Emily FronUwyd Welshpool Moot
iiarry D Baekuigslone B shoptoo Swansea CUm
Ilavard W R Penwem Farm GUsbury Rads , ,
Heap SvdoevR M 1 offton Hall ChurchSoke Mont icpi\
’ Ldgar Nantymelyn House Bryna
N Coed > cl nas W ebl pool Moni
Hodgk oson W & Sons Bryn } ifynr- ^
Flot
Hodgson G \ The Manor Pullord
IMiaoif IV Rl75d Broughton F«
Hope J Jones LlwyTiderw
Hope T P Grouse ' — *
Sough to
Mold
Wrexham Denbs.
.... Wrexham Denbs (rpjj
LlanwTtyd Wells Brecon '
Abergwcsin Garth SO Brecon
ilo'^urUi F C'Vtodssa Cuilslitld Welshpool SIonL (cj
Howell Wm Thos CoityFacm Br dgend GR
■ Penymynydd Three Crosses Dun
' lenrhwcciber Ponlyprdd Glaui
canolFartn Uanf haogel Tallyllyn Brecoi
Howells Wtn Uuest y-Cioga, Uangeitbo Cards
Hughes A P frefayog St = r> r
Pembroke
ltugb.s D M Stapleton Cl
Howel s J .
llowelb 1 A
Howells L '
clolas S O Goodw ck
Presteign Radnorsh re (j)
Hughes Mrs t Cefneocb Rhydyfel n Aberystwyth Cards
Hughes r R Orj-nGolel IlanddeusantValley Anglesey|
Hughes Ed n Juar Baron s Road Wrexham Denbgr
ilughes I.sl Tyddinharn TyCroes An,Je ey
Hughes Evan T Geliy Uchaf Aberdare Clam
Hughes liancis Cae Ma r Beaumaris Anglesey
Hughes R Maes Mawr Farm Pcorbosgarnedd Bangor
Caras _
Hughes T OaVclcy Hotel Tanybwich Blaenau Pcstmiog
Mer
Hoches T 4 Sons Plasyopen
Trevor Ruabon Dcnbgh
iiu^ies W D The Miiia’Llanrbaudr Me
Iliv.bes Wm Trys I» - ‘ -
Hughes Dav es L ^ sti
iwT Khosgocl Anglesey (r)
10 Llanrhystyd Aberystwyth
Ctfds
Hnmptrrys A Sinilby Ponlolgoch Caersws Mont
llumphnys Edward Owen. Cwerny beilhad 1 out Crosses
Uanyrnyweeh Mont
sh IMof
W elsb 1 ony
Hackney
W el h ^7
VelshlMny
Jackn^^
ih Peny
i Pony
Webh Cob
Sbire
Webb Pony
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HORSE BREEDERS— WALES
249
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logman Eiois o( C Bryn OKa, New Dnghtoo itoM I Stun
Flint
Jacket! \V J " Woodman Terrace ^slaljfera Clam
Jackson Dng -Gen Geoflfey 'I The Estate Olh—
Dolanog Nr Welshpool Mont
James Bros Cpper Steps de Caidgan '
James D GlaoMsin s^ L.Ungadwk Cannartben ,
James, D PaneVoss Farm Uancarfan, Cariiif Glam ( a}]
James, Dav d Esgennaen Gaool Tregaron Cards f
James E L. Capel Gwynda Farm Kh)dl<ws Kenllan,:
R S O Cards !
James E T LIo)d Worcester House Drynmawr Brecon-
j ames, ) Aberaman Farni Aberdare Glam '
ames J I erUi)gwemaFatm Llanrb)'st)d Abcrj-stirytb
Cards
James J M &W P BromptonHall CburthStoke Hon{s);
James John Monaebdf kn>S5‘~’ —
James, Rodi~ '• ' *■ —
I CUm
Farm Llandeb e Carm
James, T Mofea Mawr Farm Llanon Cards
James Tom W)Tlle Hdl Stud Llechryd Beneath Pembs
James, W FI ■nonciff % em ck Cardigan
James Wm Dewey Brynowen Farm Borib Cardigansh
J amea Wm FAI Goedwig Swansea Glam
enkmi, D Pcntretelcn Felmfacb Cards
Jenkins D John Osw cb ReynoldsCon S O Glam
i Boserton Place liantmt tb]or Cardilt
jenk ns. Dan el Gellibir Nelson CUm
Jenkins, Dit ” —
■■enk ns, G Tretna ns Farm Dr d«nd Glam
enkins. GrH tb Gelynog Farm Pontj-pwld Glam
- ' M Cemr Trane Talibonl Cardi ansh {0
john Cefn Pare Brecon
lenkins jobn, GeUidraw Pontipndd Clain.
— ]obn Pencreigan PonUhridfend ga d, Cards
Matt n Ct^soal Cottage Maials BUckpiU
Swansea CUm
Jenkus T C KJ rougbEsUUORiee ParkmiU Cbm.(ci)t
JENKINS W,. Gelynog daaol Peatypndd, CUm
’enkias W A MP Tuiedo Eatoncroie bwanaea CUm
eakini W G Br}ngoIeu PemsWood Penmaen KSO
'enki H C Rumney Poar Stud, Rumoev CardiK GUm.|
' ' Ben Seafeld Penmaen Swansea GUm '
Da d Loneiaod Farni Kenlg Hill GUm
lobn C T Uan dan Hall Uaalair I G Anglesey
,vu„ Mrs M Ur)nCattcl! Co ly BndgenJ GUm
lobn 0 P Tyreoed Fm Re /noldsloo Dndgend CUm
ebnstoae J FI Abcnndwn I oat -pr dd, CUm
latban A H Little Dullm Cdweni Ilteconsbire
t A Drvnawel Coity Bndgend CUm
es A L H -ssingtonl m Cburcbbtoke Moctgou>ery(i|
les Allred Trrlielg Webhpool Mont
es Bros Uedw Rb)darraeau Carnuitbea (<)
csBros e iantRoad OowlaivCUm
es Ben amin Caegarw l)le Undgend GUm
es. C T) )ny-cae CUngnesney Cn kbowell Drecoo.
es Cbarles Hendryd Lampeter Cards
es ^ai Lower Ttehel g WeUbpool Mont
.jcs, D Fadla Farm Talgam-g LUnd)ssuI CarJv
S oars, n I aiodre t awr Fni St. Mellons, CarddI GUia.
ones. D C & C H Back Farm f\>ot Quay W > ' '
Mont
ones, D 1
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Mont
ones, Ua ul AUlitlonan LUnwTda, Carmartbmsbire
ones. Da kI CarTrrfolcaa.LUagadowk.Cann.
ones. Da kI Ilnuawel Caids.
ones 1 a k1 Ltwar Farm LUndre Catda ( i
ones. Davul NeuadJ C)iib nU. Wtl>hpooL MoBt.
ooct Da»id Uw>Tt Finn. Uarslewi. IltH Canls.
onev Da I The W ovtU ds. Ou I li kl W Ubpoul Moot
ernes, F IVrwend e W I hpev L M «t
aces,<: I Wenifu.an.^e«n)lw»lgT Urrec* (-rr
caies, I tan Manors 'em, LUnddo, Camurtbeuihire ff
ones. F « A Son. UaesmawT Cserswa. M<*;lgo«uery >
ones i rank llaWLakw KuaUwt, Dent ..h.
lours, } rihk C The M ol tw-k, Hyn* '■l LUn.k*T CUm
'oars. Gtvf U*l b lairdd. LUngTan'^ llu dan. K.bU
oers,tnlf b, Ucl saiUll Pwhb UCaruars-oo ( ,
onrs,Cs ni A 1 lUlwk There Cnwes. Duot asCGUin.
oaes,ll M }tKk,M»lliraULV\elU,tvKi.Uoeit. _
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W elsb 1 ony
Hackiscy
W el b Pony
Sbtre
W elsli Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh pMy
Welsh Pony
V\ ehh Pony
Welsh Pony
Wekh Pony
Welds Pony
Wei h Pony
Shre
Wei b Pony
Wei h Pony
Welsh Pony
Sbtre
Wei b Pony
Welsh Poor
Wei a Pony
Welsh Pony
Hackney
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Shite
ASetshPony
W elsb Pony
Welsh Pony
Wei b Pony
VV Ish Pony
Sbire
W elsb Pony
Shire
*hire
hbire
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Shde
Welsh PcBy
Welsh Puny
w ishP^cy
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J ones J D Dobhunod An Iwc
ones J K Bryn El an Dob
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Jones J ifcSooi Dinactb Hall ColwynUay Dcnbgb
Anglesey (c)t| Shire
-- Abergele Dcnbgb | Shre
Jones J Lloyd Cra gddu& LUnfa rfach Farms Lampeter Welsh Pony
C^s (s|
Jones J M Werddon LUnuwch Ll>n Corwen M noneth Welsh Pony
Jones J W & Mrs. E J 1 enywren Farm Llanfibangel I Sbire
Aberystinth Card gansbire ’
Jones John Cell hen Talgarreg Cards
Jones John Path Owen Owyofe Carm
Jones John Pentregwyn LUnfibangel Naat Bran Senn'y'l
, Lloyd CrugUs Cross Inn Cards
[ones Morgan LlettyDrongu LUngoaoyd Bndgend G1 j ._
'lorganj CadlyiFin LUngoooyd Bndgend GUm
O Parry PUs Llecbylched Valley Anglesey (c '
R Croesadeteen Llangendeiroe K dwelly Carm
R M R C V S 1 all Mall Towyo iler (.
joaes,R ^W^ifaiA HaU. LUnegr^ Towyn, Denb gh (i
loties kbysW Ctan^esyn Garth S.O Brecon
' ■* BUengeryddon Newcastle Emtyn
tuel Caerwe
CroK Ion S O Card
Jones SdoeyM Celnbirwain Erwood Breci
tones T Glaatraetb Bodorgan. Anglesey
|oncs.T Ac Sons Trewyddel Forge Cross Inn SO Cards
[ones T II MRCVS LUndilo Carm,
[ones T J Dinarth Hall Colwya Bay Denb gbshue fj
O DoIeinlUwcan Newcastle Etnlyn Cams
Thoa DUengwyuae Fann Caerphilly GUss.
Thos Coed y-Cea il 11 Flat MounUin, FUnt
looes. Thomas. Tn<dt>nth Uandnsul Cards
Thos Troedrbiwrbwcb LlanJyssul Cards
W E UestbTook New Radnor Kadnot^a (ei/)|
loneSjW G Capl Farm, Llanelly Carm '
W II Tfelorweo LUnsadons Anglesey
\V J Fronde Adwya Roail Bomamman. Ca^
W T Geliy Fud BlaLluniU BndgesJ CLsm.
Wen. Frwdwrn Tregysoo Newtown Mont
looea Z Carttefeljd CamswlJt Paotyllynoa Clam,
loseph.D Drynalel Paikmill Swansea Glam,
losepb Morgan Cowryi Road CarddI CUm.
K
krlleU W rUsNew dd LUnfair DC Ruth □ D bbl (<«)
Kennedy A la Newbridge Road lUDlrsaot ruiu
Ken ngtoo Lewd S( iindei Lttlella en 1 etubrokesb
Kerb) W F BoKb r N slroil Mttiacb Clam
Keites F But her Caerpb Jy Clam
Knises T L Marsmawr Ca«nws Mobt.
Knea b A Three Creases Dun ant Nr Swansea GU u
K ealb Da 1 J ntfawr TbreeCrostes CUu
Knealb M II Taiba b Three CisAsrs Dunvant CUui
Kneaib Wnt ThreeCcwses D n ant Can
Kyrbe R II Vrnibln Nabtyll b Wtrabau O ubgh
w C Wirt, LUubvtLer, Cards.
Dryn I uryn ColwynUay Deub
Lewis D h S>W1S,C Ipdi. Ft mfArl,
Lewis D J Glascn-ebsa Liaados-ery Carm.
Lean. D Lloyd Ta fan. Lampeter
Uwis. F W 1, WTi i« Street. Cacrtbflr Card II CUm
Lewis lobn, Ueiui IJwyJaei LUngam Carmanbrn { el
LewivluhnU Gremway Narbrttb, I err bCiAe
Lea 1 , L. L. Ilessiredeemy Farm, CaerpbiJy Glam.
Iww s K A,Cwirbal.TyCnjes.Aii«lrwy (
Lewis TV*. U IrucadLUanwrlTd WT.A Breceeu „
Lewtv W .uan. I trwyd ■Jeaia Farm LUndJo, Carm.
I’UaeUxlT-ll.U.a.kniU Urs-grtsd A.u-a. '
Lisbitme Cart. Creaswood, Card, aa, CarwanO. re ) e*
IJewjJ n, Mrs roeswen. Tatis Weds. Car.._l G.a a.
UrwTJni.SwJ T IJ Bl bwsuw-a. G.am.
aJew Ira. C, V, UysJmam liad, STwUs.gT.oo W re
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li.Td.C UsoTcrm. Towra. Urtixi. _ _ _
LL>d Mrs C IVa Vat, Tn-esr*. Carls
Lbnrd, U Ursarth btal. ilaa^ ....a i . j-l- K r.. ■
LLyJ. IV R, Utwtw Cawwm. AioItvT^^
LKwd. F T WtsJ li.«tte Ltaata t Uae-e <- ■.«
ll've. II Mrwrw r daodssTer Camu m
lXwd.lhan Uvsarvsd. ilr: F- « _
Ih-Sd. kabaid. I -wroi e J Farm. SeaOan. ILaV
L^rsd.^— a^T laswT VI » .wal, Auiwwry _
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh PoBy
Hackney
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Shire
W eUh Pony
Welsh Pony
Shre
W elsb Pony
Welsh Pony
Hackney
Shre
Welsh Pony
W elsh Cob
W elsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Shire
Shire
Shre
W elab Poay
Shre
Welsh Poay
Welsh Poay
W ebh PoBy
Hackney
Shre
Welsh poay
Welsh Poay
Shire
•• 'Ish pony
'Ish Pony
'■lb Pooy
Welsh Pour
Hackney
rlrh Puny
cl bCob
rl b Pooy
WaUh Pony
Sbire
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250
HORSE BREEDEI^— WALES
LLO-SWA
Name and Address
Vame and Addrc&t
M
Maddock W J Cefaydftt Farm Tocdu Glatnorgaa
Maddocks Jobi> GaiDwtnFaim Golden Grove Cano
Maddocks U BromhiU 1 m Margajn Port Talbot GI:
Mason F F Tbe Faiaam KtUay Glamorgansb i*
MaUuan R J Tbe Gartb I ontj-pndd Clam
KatUitv.s U Gv.erullwyn Farm lieltvis Glam
Metre T Lockley Maes y Cra Fbnt
Meredith P WernyBisrcn Uoiney Knghton Rads
Merthyr ]>>rd He»n Castle Sauoderfoot Pcmbrokesb (r)|
Miles Vim Berlhllwyd Parra Tteharr a CUzb
M Uer \V S Forest Lodge fiteeon
Mills Edmund GairegLlwjdd Rhayader Rads
Mills Joseph David TyuiaikT Farm Ponthtydygroes
Ystrad Meurig Cards
Montiord A G Ivy House Church Stoke Mont <c)
Moon Norman L. LUndnllo, Corweo 'Menonelh m
Morel R F S4 Merchants Eachange Cardilf Glam (r)
Morgan Mrs C MarlassFana Pyle Glam
Morgan Chas Pit Farm Pennee Reynoldston Glam
Morgan E MRCVS Tyrmawr Farm Ponthrydygroes
\ strad Meurig Cards
Morgan G L Poundl eld Farm Three Crosses Dunvant
GUra
Morgan 1 Bristol House Bryncethm Bridgend GUm
Morgan J Coedawart Nantmel Rhayader Rads
Morgan Janet Eglwshao Caerphilly GUm
Morgan Jebn Betlands Fam Reynoldston GUm
Morgan John \>eraFarm Bow Street Card ganshira
Morgan Tbos College Farm LUngattoek Brecon
Morgan \\ni diSons Geliy YatradgunUis Brecon
Moms D penol Clyeartbes HeaUan RSO Card
Mem Evan CalnCoeh Abethalesp Nenton-n Mont ,
Momi P W DOTiderwen Pm Talyllyo Breconshire (r)|
Meme G M P styll LtanJ hiogel Talbyllyn Brecon
Mome Cm Dtedginan H L Uavcelocd VVest Pembroke
Moms iMaw BrownsUte partn Pembroksshtfe
Uoma M PcDjelandd Penwe Wceibata Deolughshue
Moma W ThePentre Uaeymyneeh Moot
Moms Vi Old Cross Inn AmmaAlocd S O Cafmarthen
N
NaylM Capt J M LeghtonHall Welshpool Mont (csflll
NicboUs T Victona Bu Idiogs Port Talbot Glam I
Openihaw 11 Brongain Llanlacham Moalgomerysh (pltl
Owen Pdward Pencacthelem Garth Breconshire '
Owen John Penrhoa Farm Ruth □ Drnb ^
^en Joshua K ng Arthur Hotel Reynoldston GUm
t^en h Bennett Guernalcm Cnerews, Mon
Owen O T Khosbadng TyCroes, Angksey i
Owen K T Dwyg Rhosgoeh An.leses
Owen Thoa tthlieHopton Sam Newtown Mont (i
Owen W Fletam l&af Rlvegoch Anglesey
Owen Wm Pcnledwfawr Lancdy Pontardulais Glam
Pachir A WemisalFarra Nelson Card « GUm
Parker T R Holt Wreaham Deobighsb e
Parry Herbert E Tbe Manor resham Denbghshire
Parry John llalodol Uyn Rhosgoch Anglesey
Parry U H Bryngago Upper Chapel Brecon
Parry SBcbael Yrknys LUnerchymedd Anglesey .
Parry T R HoULodge Ctoeshok o Wwiham Denb(Mp)
Payne A E Penynaot Ruabon Denbs
Peel ili^tt Dactallt LUngadotk Carm
Phelps Thos G Cfcsselly Begelly Pern
Philips D Moely garth MeLhpool Mont
Philips SirO Bt CootLb LUngain Carm
F^ce A R "^e/erwydd Caerw-n Anglesey ivm
|n,raoTON H E, Bryn TanaULUniactUrstd. Boot (cslt
rUtt Maj L J W Gorddinog Lr nfairtecban Cams(rjJtf
, Sbordley Manor Hope Nr Wrexham Denb
acloi St Fagans Cardill OUm
.Us-Wye Douchrooc
Powell Uowell Poatybatl Dieo
Pow-ell J Rsbber I - '
Powell J ••
Powell 1
Wdsbrooy
HaHrney
Welsh Kmy
\\ eUh Pwr
Wtliib Pony
Welsh Cob
Welsh Ihwy
Welsh Pony
Utlsb Pony
Welsh Pony
Sbre
Welsh Cob
Sbire
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
SbiR
Shire
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Cob
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Cob
UelshCbb
W^hPony
Webb Cob
Shite
Webb Cob
Sbtfe
Sbre
Shire
Shire
Hackney
Sbrre
Shire
Webb Pony
Welsh Pony
Sbire
A.
e Sennybridge Brecon
Jyfe* RhoaleUo Towyn MeV'^n’fth^'
l•rtce C h K, Nodarlwidd Kntghton Rads. '
Wfisb Pony
Sbire
Shire
WeshPony
Welsh Pmy
Shue
Welsh Pony
Shne
Webb Pony
Sbve
Webb Pony
Welsh Pony
Webb Cob
W elsb Pony
W ebb Pony
Webb Pony
Hackney
Sbbe
Hackn^
Webb Cob
Sbre
WebhPwy
Price Lewis TjIryFarm CefnCnbbvT Brdgcnd GUm
Price O NaoUtharn Cray Brecon
Fnce S chard tlryndraenog Bcguitd) Kcughton Rads
Pnee W Sychlyn Llandymog Dcnb gh
PnUhatd Tom Three iiorse Shces Ion Llani bao{
Nani Bran Breconshire
pT tchard Wm Paotgwyn McrtbifCimiog Brecon
Protheroc Mn Jane Ty n> cwin i arra Garth Breconsb
Protbefioe Tbos John Pen} gar Farm Llanelly Carms
Proiit Thos GiecnbiU Burton Neyland 1 crabrokesh
PTyse SrL Bt Coggerdan Bow Street SO Cards (p)
Prythetth John Bailtybtith Upper Chapel Brecon '
Pr>(hercb W A Dodfeddao Ty Croes Anglesey Wt|
Pi^h A M Sr Son TheGrove Rogbton Radoorsh re Ul'
Pugh H Bryngwas Fm Three Crosses Duniani GUm
Pugh J & J K penewmiaanT LUnrbysted Cardigansb ce
Piigbe Morgan Rev J A Begnildy Vicarage Kngbton
Rads
W eUh Pony
W eUh Pony
S\ elsb Pony
W elsb Pony
Welsh Pony
Wtbh Pony
W elsb Posy
W elsb Pony
WeUh Pony
Sh re
Weak Pony
Wtlsh Cob
Shite
WeJ hCob
Radcl ffe Cha les 19 Newport Road Cardiff GUm
ftadclitu Dasuet Becthllvod Pontypndd Glam.
Radcl ffe Daniel Tat y Werydd Pen y Ian Cardiff Gti
RaddifCe Sam Palta St Bndea super Ely Cardiff CUni
Railton Joseph '' "
Rabton V
Rathbone
Read ^Rre/ Pen y Bont Mold Flintshire
Read JohnC Nmthop Hall Sortbop Flmtsbue
Rees David Brechfa Farm LUngeitbo Cards
Rees Dasid Uwyn y grant Farm rerryUn Cardiff CIi
Rees Eiaa Park Ba h Cy Fasln-ood Coity Bn GUm.
Rees Cwiljcn The Pines Conexton Swansea GUm
Rees Jamtt Bnlchangwr llaiurth R S 0 CardA
Rees James Dukefield Three Crosses Glam
Rees lohn Uwyn y grant Pcnylas Nr CardUI CUio
Rees Rees Peacrugutbaf TyCroes Pantyf/ynoo. Cara
Reynolds E J S Cross Blanche Street dowUa^^
Rice Jobs Cuaowea BuiKh Wells Bercoaslure .
RKhatds D Cefortyseoed Farm Abenyroo Cards (P)
Richards D J RhldyBompren Kesf gHUl CUia.
Richards David Uantwet Arms Stud Pontypridd CUa.
R cbaids Sits E E Maesclettwr Erwood S 0 Brecon
Richards G H Treneviydd Fawr Mathiy Lettesstos
Pembs.
RKhacds C Stanley Kittle lUU Fen Buhopstoo Clan
Richards H W Botibyfiyd Talybonl-oB Uik Brecon
Richards John Llanitha Farm Pootypndd Claaa
Rkbards R Trdraw Pontypridd Glam
Pembroke ' («)
Richards W & Cwenidomen Fans Caerpblly Clam
R ckcits T E Trebamed Talgarth Brcconsbire
Rlddcock A T Trosy Parc Denbigh
Roberts John Cbunh House Fattn LUadyssho uany
mynech Mont
Roberts John Mac$ieglryn,Towya Ner
Roberts Owen MyfyTiao Isaf Gaerwen Anglesey
Roberts Mrs R A Tbe Forge Coity Bndgend Glam
Roberts T Ty Cemg Btymeglwys Corwen Menooeth
Robnts Wm Gwredo: Uebat LUnenihymedd Anglesey!
Robison A Agent sllouse FeennyPnory Bridgend GUm
Rodnek G BerthUwyd Farm, Aberdare Clam
Rogers D Trawscold Farm Cuilsfeld Welshpool Mont
Rogers John Lower Bryoygroes Mcifod SO alont.
K«^*r Wm CefnCarfan Aberkeafg BrynCeUuo Glam
Rowe Thomas Llerynyrysgaw Dwtbach Pern
Rowland Percy S Fa O’ Hdl Reynoldston GUm Irr}|
Rcmlaiids HamsD Uabwsben Llanrhystyd CardA '
„ . . J Quay Welshpool Mont-,.,
' Crass Aberystwyth Cards
HowUnOs K u Abeitaw Giaaiarhielh Anglesey
RowUnds tv S Bodwina Gwalcbmal Valley Anglesi, ...
Rcmlands W m Brenan New Cross Aberystwyth Caid
RueU A. Pant DoUu R.S O Rads
Sampson R chard Harry Bryngwili Pontardulais GUm
Samuel O Enrgilvacb ^uiltb WellA Breconshire
Samuel WiUiam SL Cadog Dairy Swansea GUm
Saiiodets Mrs R A HenbUu Ystrad Meurg Cards
Scott J PengUnowen Rhydylehn Aberystwyth Caro
Sedeebm Mrs MAh Sons Sydney House l-isworaey
Cowbndg* Clam
Shearer Mrs £ S Mount Seien Newtown Moil
Sheppatd rrank Wd^lonFm Park Mill tCS O Clam
Sun, Capt C P M UUenglyn Brecon
Skeats Thotoas Whitchurch, Cardiff Glam _ .
Skeltem J R 6 StanleySt H blown Wrexham Drnb
Smith Dr D Lloyd Llandrindod W ells Rads
Smith tv II PenygTOcs Tm. TafIsWeU Cardill GUm
Smith Wm Croft Farm Oxwurb GUm
Steadman D1 ^TbeMaesydJ 1 ool Quay Welshpool Mont
Stmer T tv P GUnydon Moslyn nmlshire
Studis A L C TyGwynUn Clydach Swansea Glam (cj
Swansea Lt Col Lord DSO MVO Clawogwr
Bnd^eskd, Glam '
Hackney
WeUh pony
HacLoeyr
Sbue
Welsh Pony
Hackney
Sbre
Sh re
Sbre
tVelah Pony
W elsb Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
iUckoey
W elsb u>b
Wtlsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Wtbh Posy
Welsh Pony
W elsb Poor
Welsh Cob
Shire
Welsh Posy
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
tVrUb PoDV
Shire
Welsh Cob
Shire
Sbire
Shut
Welsh Pony
Shre
W elsb Pony
Sbire
Shire
Clydesdale
Welsh Pony
Sbire
Welsh Cob
Welsh pony
Sbire
•Itb Pony
Welsh Pony
Shre
ilsb Pony
Shire
Wei h Pony
Welsh Pony
Hackoty
tVel b Pony
"letshPooy
-iet and Pony
tVelsb Cob
■ h Pony
TAL— \VYN
HORSE BREEDERS— WALES
251
Talbot Miss Margam PuV Port Talbot Clam.
Tajlor Uan> Post Off ce Re>i2oldston Glam
Ta)lor Mm Uryot non Caergurl* fUntshue
Thomas. A M Great Paim Llanmaes Llanln t Major
Glam t
Thomas Alec Cap«lT>d>'st Llaadilo Carm
Thomas Andrew Lake Farm Kej-noldston Glam
Thomas D M PenUe Home Fm Doatath Pemhroke(rj)}
Thomas D R Tajmrallt Slud,Tal>bont, Cardigaosh re
Thomis, D M T>Tiraby Clarach Cards
Thomas Das d Frondeg Peouwch Uange iho Cards
Thomas Das d Glentai Ferry Side Carmartheo
Thomas Dasid Tstbycoed Poatardulais Carm.
Thomas, Dasid Malterstone Farm Penmaen SO Glam
Thomas E, S I tnrh^n Hahn Codergan Anglesey W
Thomas Exan Clw^dl'Toocn Melshpool Float.
Thomas, Exao Llnynewmisat Llantrssant Glam
Thomas Exan TscubotxxeD TalfsWell Cardll ClaiQ
Thomas. Georce Stormy Fm KenfghiU Bndgend Clam
Thomas J The MiU Treirddol Glandyti Card
Thomas J II Penbank Llanlihangel y Creuddjm
Abrrxstwxtb Card
Thomas J S Old Golden Uon Lon er Cn mtuTch Swansea
Clam
Thomas John Bertblwyd Llandilo Carm
Thomas JohnE PeolUn Penjbont Rads
Thomas, John F PenjbeddFm Pembrex Carmarthensh
Thomas Morgan Newaddfach Gxxynle Idandito Cards
Thomas Owen Kgbgata Uanerchjmedd Anglesey
Thoenas Richard Twv“ Aantgarde Carmarthenshire
Thomas S Margam lort Talbot Glam (<)
Thomas T Maesygrug Peneoedcae Ponljpndd GUm
Thomas T P Cnxnivy Farm LUnmadoC Reynoldsloo
Tbemat.Thoi Cnmaubach Carmarthen
Thomas, Thai Tjporib Ponthirwen Uccbrjd Cards
Thomas W Tycaool Ferry sde Carm
Thomas M MytiyMHayo Geoeswen TalCsWeU Cst di tt
Thompson Wn CelytiFam Leeswood Mold FUst
TompuntoQ Jas Plaslord'ddwr Deobigb
Tuner Evatt,SutUge\ilIa Reyneldstaa Glam.
Univeruty College olSottbMalee Aber Bangor CarmlrsH
tuvemty College ol Male* The Aberystwyth C4rd(i//)t
Vaughan John Rballl Mclsbrool Mont
Melsb Pony
\V elsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Shire
Welsh Pony
Wdsh Pony
Hackney
Welsh Cob
Welsh pony
Shire
Welsh Cob
Welsh Cob
Welsh Cob
Welsh Pony
Welsh lony
W elsh Pony
W ebh Pony
Welsh Cob
Welsh Cob
Welsh Cob
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Ilackney
Shire
Welsh Pony
Welsh Cob
Shire
Welsh Cob
Welsh Cob
Welsh Pony
Shire
WcM Pony
Welsh pony
Sbire
M elsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Sbire
Melsb Pony
Welsh Pray
Name and Address
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Walden Lord Ilotranl de Ruabon Denb gh
Wallen Oliver Nash Farm Presteign Rads
Malten R TirgwaddPm Matutown Rhondda GUm (r) I
W altera Thomas Maesxx alter Sennybndge Brecon '
Ward J T Pentreheyling ChurchStoke Montgomery (i)
Waterwoecb James lonty-Cwtter KhyL Flmlshire
Watkin* W Trexor Hengoed House Hengoed GUm
Watson John Court House Cascob Prestc gn Rads
Weatherley W H Llexrellj-n Caeaw BulthMells Brecon.;
Whitebouse T Dlllryn IXmUis LUntu t, Fardre '
Pontyprdd Cam
W Hcoa John Sam Road Abetkecfig C lam
Williams Mr* ScSonS Llavirllan Cnckadam Erwood S O
Rrecon
W U am* C S UeU ngton Church Stoke Mont
WiUian s D D Y Fron Tregaron Cards
Wiliams D U Gragfaur Caerphilly GUm
W an s E llend e e an goch Bla k M U Br d,end GUm ,
W Huns E D Tydd)-n iiixrdd Ty Croes Anglesey ( P)t|
W Uiams E J Brxtihj-lrjd Bodorgan Anglesey
W llama Edward ilUnihydu Llangende rae Carm
W lliams Evans Comix House Farm Swansea GUni
W niams F E The Hem Forden Welshpool Mont
M Uiams Rev G C Cwynfe CotUge Cwynle Carms
Wilkams G II & Son New House CasUetoo Cardiff
GUm (er)
Williams M ss Gwldy* M LUntwit Vardre Pontypridd '
Williams t Tynant Farm LUntwit Vardre Pontj-pndd
WiUlims. Isaac P CaerbontFm Abctcraxe Biecoc
WiUuiK J \Ucsban,or Capcl Bangor Aberystwyth
W Uiams J i{ Castelldu Poatardulais Clara
Williams J L renj-Torsedd, Cemlyn Cemae* Day
Anglesey
W Iiams, J R Trtfn Aberffraw Anglesey
W Uiamt Tane|uaml Btonant, Uanilar Cards.
'• — DrttunUe* Rb>dle» * Cards
WiUac
s Nr CoHbrtdge C
William* Cape
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William* di Steel Belgrave Moat Fo PuUefd Wreaban
Denbigb
WUumaT Orynbeulcf Uanlw t Vardre Pontyptidd Glaa.]
W UansT Ca veady WcbhSt Donatt' Cvwbr dgeGU | )'
W liam* T 4: Sod Llwynderw WbiiUnd Camanhefl s)
W Uiams T K Scethroe Urecra
W ilium*, Thomas Casielldu PontarduU s Clam i
W Hums T^ The Caer Forden Welshpool Moat (i)
W lums Thee Lower Buildings, Eyton Wnaham IMb '
Williams W Llwynpiod, Cartaarthea
W Uiao * t Jwllv lark 1 Itrjfi Carnarvon
W Uums. W S Pantdra a Poatypndd GUm.
WaLUKS-OWEB MSS M A. ^^tealiyr Anileaey K)
«• — " Comm AlfcT K N Garth House Garib Brecon
'*’■■■ • Cynoog UrecDo
a Urmew Montgomery fill
lasiyo Pnoo Denbgb '
asUy KuaboQ Dcab gbsbire
Shire
Hackney
W elsh Cob
Shire
Welsh Pony
Shire
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Cob
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
Welsh Pony
WelibCob
Shir*
Welsh Pony
Shira
Welsh P ny
Shr*
JUGQ-SLAVIA:
The Secretary of one of the leading Societies of Stock Breeders, the
Members of which are chiefly interested m the Breeding of Black-coated
Pigs, IS anxious to receive offers of English Breeders of Pedigree Black
Pigs for Delivery, Spring, 1929 —
Required; 12 BOARS^ age 18 months.
16 m«pig SOWS, age 14«20 months .
Pticrs to be quotcJ CIJ' liiusc.
CoTTopoadence to be hddrcaacd **lUack Pigi,” Bal^ndc. c o Intcnutiocul D.rcctory of PcJfrce
^tock Errcdct S3, fitet S^rct.
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CATTLE, SHEEP, PIG, HORSE BREEDERS—ISLE OF MAN
BLA— KNE
ISLE OF MAN
Cattle Breeders
lilacVviril E Dallahcrd K rltlindje
BlacVvvrll John Duncan Ballamoar Jutby
Iio5es,U Uam Henry Auburn Cottage liatnsty
Brcatlei W Ballaskeig Moai MaugbtJd
Bortows \\ i Son \Vh tebouse Mcbatl
Ca n J Z. Can lock Bra<!dan
CaUsterj Ballav Uhtl M-rovn
Callow Lt» s Port o Chee Farm Braddan
Canticll E & r Ballatcare ]utbj
Cbrsian j j Ucaust Andreas
Cbctsl an \v h rbv DoogUt
Chnsl an W C Ballatoie Andrea
Clague U Hatlagaune Uonan
Clack J C BiUaclucai Mount Rule Marown
Co k J Ballamcnaugts l-onan
i-orkh U T F 0alUg8fr>5i.h>7i S johos
Code t A n c tronkouU BaUausb Douglas
Codeti b T Gt V lie Ouchan
Coc «tt 1 T Cronk Andreas
Codett R L ] Corvalty Qallau.h Dou.las
ComoJe r Bala Itanc Andreas
Core R Tom <-tlioloby Corley
Cocnti S', lia lapcpTit cy Santon
Cotter A u augb Andwas
Con I 11 f Balia nona Bcaddan Oou.Us
Cunt J J Duldcoma l-nnan
Con 1 J 1 Teto (.roiby
C 0 kal Ha bhctgi, Ulu a peel
Crookali L S HaJlaftarr) Crosb
Cro e C A r leigl detw I uk \ hael
Cnonnhan 5 Aeph Elersleram Maronn
Cuntunebam M Cilenra r Dou.las
B ted
Name and Address
Sborlbons
Sboilbofn
Sh^hotii
Jshorthocit
Sbortboin
Sbortbom
Nborth<>cti
SbOTtbons
Shortboril
Short boni
Shortbont
Shotthons
Sborlbom
Shortbont
Sbortbofis
Sboethont
Sborthoni
Staorlboro
Shortbont
Sbortbon
Sboriboni
Sborthoni
ShortVint
Shortbont
ShorUioni
Fre an
EUn PccGi (tocka ouot 1 cel
fayle Robert Stanard Farm Sulhy Lezaj-re
Gate Cdwatt Ballaconle Bnde
Cate } 11 ISallakiimerton Onebao
Cin R C Ballat'arry Andreas
llatnson Joseph W Ballathoar Ballaugh
Bonian L BallatcisoD Ballaugb
Aell) E A B Batlamodda Baldwin
Isttty £ U Balliiy&a Katnves
} enaaugh J Ballaaoar Patrick SC. Jobas
Kensieea II C The XUJa Lera)*te
Kormoiie G F Pulcose Douglas
Kemode S IV h onsben Foxdals
Kiorade J D Wrrtney Juiby
Koeco C C Bniist Aotlrraf
Knoea R X diSons Castlelewa
hbreo T J( Ballatetson Meat BaUau«h
Kbiveton Nonnaa O baloe Onchan
Rcuvoion Tbotnas IV Kerroodboo Onciiaa
Moore Caesar Nuanery Howe Braddaa
Quark O M BaUavatk tb Qnde
Quisb T S BaUaeotoahan, St johna
Sharpe J J Cress Leiajre
Skeoe Dr L H Menu) Hosp u] Braddaa
Breed
Fnestaa
Sbortbora
Shorthorn
Sborlbom
Sbortbom
Sboithom
ti) Sbortbora
Shorthorn
Shorthota
Sborthoni
Shorthorn
(A) Sborthoea
Sbortbora
Shorthorn
Shortboro
Shorthorn
Sbortbora
pnewaa
Fnesua
Fnesias
Shorthorn
Sbotthorn
Sbortlioffl
Aynh re
Dalgic b F S Jr Dal anatticwot h Fans Peel |
Sbortbora j
1 Teare J J DaUaskdtt Dnde i
1 Shortbon
Sheep Breeders
Xa n< and VddreA
1 Dried
Najieand Cddrtsl
Breed
chns n \t t. Dallacore Andreal (eAl
Colt f A ( lau-h Aodr as
[ Shropshire
Dorset Horn
httstCt P D Ballahow a St Maikt
Quark J C Balla-voddan Aadieas ;
Shropshire
Oafoed Doan
Pig Breeders
Xan»e an 1 Addre^
&e<d
X amu and Addicts |
! Glos Old Spots
Jlootc u Balladoole CastSelowu
GlM Old Spot*
Stnenson H V Balladoole Castletovia j
Horse Breeders
Nau c aj d \drjnss
Breed
Name and Address
Breed
U ale J
Cal t ,
Clunivi
T CljTse ituaiy^ taw
J HalUv t»lel Marown W
Clydesdale
Sbiie
loneter Thomas D. {Mit Sodenek
Homan L BallaUnon Ballaugh
(e)
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Club u
\t C llallac rrj A drrai (r,)
Sbire
M
Shire
K Utt lluiHell UatUtkteUer Braddan
Clydtsdate
Xxwen T & Andreas
aulie
ABE— BAR
CATTLE BREEDERS— SCOTLAND
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SCOTLAND
Cattle Breeders
Nanjc anj \ddrr»s
^ns 4^ ijcoty Ihe ^'tincj
BALMORAL CASTLE, BALLATER. ABERl)£E^Sa.|
Abel Georje EiJtLe>lod»e Kintor* WrJwnsh i*
Abertrstob' SifG Ut Forsknllo •* TunK Mx-rtPcnth
Aberde«nATwi*irTh»\Ur)u> I lUddy Uouv «)cr leeo
Adatr }<u(b \\bmnr\hall l.4»ck.lF Fie
AdaiB DaMd TbroskMaii' biirlint. i*)
Adao J .1 Oarrock street Lainiieckrk KineardueUt ,
Adus jamet lark ham I/'k)*
Adam John Ea«t llalkiBsha ] ai lee Itmlrc eshire
Adam ’tlaltbi.-ee AabfuldFan Kutbe>ae Bute
Adam Milliasi Uu(b Ban tan Kutcard n<«h re (k|
Adami C S Latter IklUe (. laMel Alrri rn lire
Adam* John NetherAnsttlon 1 rterculi r 4U-rd<ansh
Adamacn \\ S Cat1cilenCo»lle Ureehm 1 rlarehire
AdasiscB Waller Harlesbolii TI anketiun Laiark (bif
Adwiica J 1 boot Homelanu OUuoiik) KirkssaM
Mwi"
lf}{
Aacus
\tienl<eD Aixus
Abenl -X o \iiaua
AberOeen \iic<ta|
bherthora
aurJnn \ncu»
A>fvl te '
bii irtbutn
Name aud A 1 lies*
AodenoB John TitabouUe Tailand Xberdeensbire
Aodersoa lobnj Wnter IStarotur Cupar Fife
Abenleea
Anderson R L 16a Commercial St Lmeick ShelUod(*)
Anderson K K M Auchiiihoxe Luii phanao Aberdeensh |
Andenon Kobe FuigaekUoiur UIdMeUruui Abeid(«nia)|
Andeison S C fJuilhelheaJ Ciathea Aberdf— '
Andetsoo T J Caimficld Urwick SUe'tlanl
Aodenoo Tbofuas, Chilcatvoch lArtirilliam Wigloanshire
Anderson, Thomaa ilaonavoe Lshaness Sbelland
Anderson Thomas Srarff EshanesS Shetland
Anderson AA Sapbock Old AleLlnim Aberdeen
Andenon AAilkam Oreenskaies Oamnr Banfisbm
Anderson AAiu AAardend Duttjs Abenlren
Andtnir Mrs A GaUenoih Lesualt Stranra'rAAiglonnH),
’'•* • • Hajdinjton ■*
Artdmr II, Lenaoxloi
Lolhun
Aidren Thomas. ^avrnslea DunI p \>rslure
An$uv A Vpr« Bombanab S«tberte>, Stoncbai-cn
Aneiis Alts C R Humturk Kmssketlle File
AACOS. R. L., Ladrkuk, Moakten. Aynhir*
Aiwus AA AIrnieliouse Bilbehie Aberdeen ,
AtxbibaU Kobert Li'Stiuuou Jvilwinnine A)'rsbire (1}
Ariiar^ieraruis,fbe Fofsandenn>, JVrtbkb re
Atnisuonjt C AA Lanrbams Kirkcmbn.bt
.. GknU rrs laie Art aracle, Arnll '
Arnol l)a\ij U Mams of 1 dsell lorfarsbire
... Cjfj, Av^^nue Ajt I
Arthur Aleianjer
Aflhut James Asia Tmffsrall Shetland
AS)luinAMj itieeof Uarnnj 1 arocbial Board Wottller
Lrni<e Lanark
AtboU Duke of UlarCa tie Blair AthoU rettb
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Aberdeen Aa^ut
Sborlhom
Sbor thorn
Shetland
A^rdeen Angus
ShortboTO
Shorthorn
Shetland
Calloo^^ajr
Shetland
Shot thorn
Abeivleen Angus
1 nesian
Afrsbmdt
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Sbor thorn
A\r>1 ire
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CATTLE BREEDERS-^SCOTLAND
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Cainpbfil S Kinellir K natd » Ab«rdcfn
Catnpbfll W G HghBorguc T«)Tholm K rkeudbr cht ,
Caruno S J 4T rordafounf trascrburgb Aberdeen (i)
Caidno \\ A Nelhmon Mlbrex l>->ie Abcrdecnslu '
Cail)lr Thos \I Inholn Langholm Du nines
Cam ha I Uaron Sk rl ng li ggar Lanark
Cam chael H Rowantree Cottage K Icheraa Lismor
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Cameg e Lord Els ck Se ton H 11
CameK f James, Stronsar Strath t
Cairuth A L KirktonFarm liou
Carmthers Col F J Dom ont Lot
Catbeatt Lad) Clunjr'
CAYZER SIR A B T,. Bt,, (J Demjister Estats OUiet
Oartsisrt Ferttistute
Chaim r$ O Castle Fm Rowheartv Fraserburgh
rs ”4. A Muirla eht Salteoa
•s J L. Boghead Asleed Se el
Chain
Chain
Chalmers 'John Aiilton 1 ochael Tars s Aberd*
Chalmers P Ardonachte Stan t\ Petlhsh re
Chalmers P of Aldbar Aldbar Cas le llrech n Forfar
Chalmers Thomas Holms of Ca
Chalmers W T Sew Aberdoui
A. Spuinlngdak
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raserburgh
... ir Gndge Sutherland
Slackada e Tumff Aberdeen ,
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Cbarleson Thomas Katneavoe Esbant
Cheape Gen R T roran Mull ArgjU
Cheime Aodrra Stenness Esbancts Shetland
Chej-ue Arthur Tanim ck E a ess Shetland
Cbe ne ^lrs Cle nent ns Me b) Sandness SbelUad
Cbe>ne James Inchgreea Sew lieer Aberdcenih
Cbetne M- ’ —
drs Jem ma Co taster Sandness Shetland
''•■derhouse Eshaness Shetland
Jr Tangw k U Usu ck SbelUnd
Short! mis
Sbotthoni
A benleen Angus j
Aberdeen Aogu
Shorthorn
id Address
Win’ Cragencrosh Stone>kirk. Stranraer
Shorlbom
A>ish re ,
Aberdeen Angus
Shetland
H ghland
Shelia d
Sbeltand
SbelUnd
Aberdeen Angusl
Sbetbod
Sbel and
Shetland
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Chubolm \Ail amA Croam of Annal Deaul) In ‘creesi'l AberdeenAngusI
Chnsie C Sou h TilI>tannont Rothiemay Slat m [ AberdeenAogus
Aberdeen
Christ e Francis \V alter Castl f Id Cupar Ftfoshue
Chiisle H AA Cameron House Arden, l^mbartonsturefS)
Christie John I Auebendennan Arden Oumbartooslun (A
Chns e Robert Sansd o] San Inrss Shetland
CERISTISOY C,&V„BarcUaa,Eirfau«cWigtonatk(^A)t
Cbruljsoa John Cns veggale kl Inga -te Lanark (
Clark Andrew Stone)bufn Cranford Lanarkshire
Clark Bros I ngart Dunlop AjTshiri
Clark Da d Hama gl Loefm och Renfrewshire
Clark Da d Is es lialbeatl e K rkeudbrivbt
Clark 1 AA Llta Aros Mull ArgiU
Clark Gilbert Newrna ns Pmton M 11 Dumfries
Clark J Auchenha) Cotsock Da beat! r Kirkcudbright
Clark J Dr)burgb Castle Dou las, h rkeudbr ght (Alt
CUrk J Jr SaltcoaU CulUne Kaddinxton E l^ttuan
Clark J J Clauchan GateboLse-of Fleet K rkcudbnght A)1
Clark I bn Dumod Farm la etk n Renfren-shire
Clatk \l Lochend Northman oe SheUand
'■■ ■ Neihersb eld Som A)-rsb re
se Orptur Orkoep
Clsik 1
luanbistrt liou
Clark AA M d 11 bank Errol Ptrlbshirc
Clark AAm T II) far Tumff Abrnleen 1
Clarke tan es Crolu M. Grange »anlf>h re
Clarke K F lujd non Farm I ddenun KcM shire 1
C gbum Ma| A Dm rossie Insih Abcnlemshire
Clen n I A drew tlj A bion Mrtrl Glasgow Lsnark.
Cleiunt T A A Nelherton NewloaUrarus Lanark.
Clement S r Thoa. K It L Itlackburo Craotshoui
CLEUEVT TQOS GRAEME. nawelL glrkend tof )
Clews, J hn Aarlside I arm lb enl dalL Lanarkshire
Clou l m, I taet irsha L SC Man s H I n. Alrkoev IS
CJoutlon T VA Lit le \ ■urs.ht Marrsll Am. Orkney (»
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Sbortbom
Sborlhoni
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SbOTlbons
Shetlaod
FriiSiUdt
ShorMtom
Artshire
Fnesiaa
OundUldCalL
A)tsh re
Ayrsh re
Aynh re
If gbUnd
A)rstule
Gallouajr
AjTShite
Ayrsbue
Shetlaml
A rshire ■
A berdeeo Angus
Sbotibona
bhortboni
A berdeeo Angus I
AberJens Angusl
Sbortbiwo
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AA gtown
Cochrane Alaithei
Coebra e A\^ AV Tot
to^J^ AAm Auchentibbert ^lranTatT''«‘Cto«t'
V* Rl»tue Aberdeenshire
Cogbll JoboG BarrockMams L>lh \Vi k Ca Ihness
Wo ne Farm K imamock A>TShiri
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bhorlKra
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Aberdeen Angus |
Collie George H Ilbi
CoUe Mrs AV i{ Ma
Mora) shire
Coll ns Cbas Af Daroch n Houston Renfi
Canmim Walter Mr kle A\h tnggs Lockerb e"bum£nes'
r^eM Invcrune Aberdeen
CoMeU Oecege LaighTaibrg Ocb Itree Ajishire
Connon J Dogs of Coull e Kexnnai Aberdeen
Connoo K Nether CouUie Kemna) Aberdeen [Ai
Sushi'' ?,’*‘rf“*ri),>'nalde Aberdeen (j
Cot* James M Asloun Alford Aberdeen (1
Cook Thomas N Dorsell Alford Aberdeen i
r Stray Inverness shir^
Cotbelt Hon. C Kooallan Kilmarnock, AvTshire
^rinack I N pster Bower Halk rk Caithness
C^ A Audieng^ Diindrennan Kirkcudbright (PA) '
Corre J I ark of Tonglind K rkcudbnght ^ 1
Come J Summerbill Balmaclellan Kirkcudbrightshire
Arbroath Forfaishire fp
Coul AA If am Chape ton K lb rn r At ish re Iri
County of Lanark sf ddle AA aid D str ct Committee Ha r
o )TesColaay Farm Last Kilbnde Lanark (Al
Coutls Jeremah Huster Sandness SheUand
^lls Ko^rt T C Fund Sandness Shetland
^an D M 4 Sons BrdgecIFtrw Kppen Stirling
“i'****' Firm, Sira hao Banchory Kincardine(r)
Cotc \
Du nbarioo
Coi M O Metbven Castle Alcthven Perth
Crag Afessts A 4R Rvctholm Dairy Avrshire
Cra g Alesaoder beUilitld If ,h Blant)-!? ^L^k
era David Newhouse Crotsheuse Airsbtre
Aberdeen Angus
,h mant>-it''LaMck {All FpS*!?
A>Tshire
Ayrsh re
Dun4Bltd Gall
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Ajishire
Aberdeen Angus
Fnesi
A>T5hire
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Sbotcbotii
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeci
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Cra David Newhous* Crossheuse Airsbtrg t Airsh
Crag Edw^ J The Burn Tbornbu 11 Duofnei (A) Ai-nh
Crag Hugh MonVton Farm K Ibarthan Renfrewshire Fresa
Crag James Sethemeod Muiiim Ajrsbre (rA) Amhi
Crag ^uklharne Dunlop A>fsbra fl
^uklhame Dunlop Aifsb
... John lloltnes Straibaveo Lanarkshire
Cfnc John Over DaUerf Atbcdl Lanarksb te fill!
Crag John Manif rid Ma ns NewCunnock Airshire'^''
Cra John Mil o Cart Farn Linwood Pabiry’ Renfrew
S* Bishopion Klrkeudbnrht {Altl
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Clraldadie, AberdeensK
5**"!*^3 Dal ey Callender Perthshire
’ '* ^ fomelh Castle DougUi Klrkcud
Craulord llugb Fountainbleau Dumfr
Craw^f^^^Jajoes U Cajgtco Castle Douglas, Kirkciii'
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Crawford Robert Snroulslown HowworvL Glasgow
** ^ ifelhven I erthsnirr »l
bruit'* C Cbapmanloo Castle DougUt, Kirkcial
CratUm James B Lulhr e Bank, Cupar Fda
CmhtuoRojaJFanalnsUtuU The FaTm, DuaJnei.
^ FetUes Facia, CoLesks ArlgD4lh.j
Cruname The Couatrss of Tarbat House
Cn-j- 1*"^ n "^e^Cai leDoualas KirkcudbrUhl
Cnisbw J II U Ualma lellan, KirLcudbngbt
^ovi Da st In uloo I h-rwt o Krofrrw s
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0-, EllrTM,.e AAeSt/wU Kd.,
AlwrJeva ^
CruiUhauk. John AV, Le»i
AVrA-m
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Cniak>Lanks.AAia IrUaaLTi
loo, Kot—c S 1 XU .1
Airshire
A>nh re
Ayrshire
A)-nhire
A>rshira
Fneslaniff
Aberdeea Angii
Aber Aagns^t
hbwriboraifc
Ayrshire
S^rlboro
Ayrshire
Sbjrth ra
Red IW
Apstore
Aberdeen Angus
B«de4 QaHovay
IhaakGalkiw Sf
•' - wo Angus
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u n i n i i _J { Kin-Tswawy A ei a.r I ia. H.). - ^ I
ii n i Ti , Las>AL h a Drurr Lane Asem, yy ^
r. clan.1 I o- Writ ir Uun trirt '
Aie jas North ^jlasMiioiint KirkuilJt life t I
ties \ndr(i« No 4 UUi-kpark Smali MolJing Cattle >
Do Idas kirk<.uiliri..l t
Dawes (.««» I nee lamnbie Dun tries i
Dawson Cieorge fhiika'W I raserbiireh Al-enleen (*) :
Dtnson William r C North Uaiik II luS' Inseh Mser {»)
Dean Dawd NehAoehVe AtlMt M.«a hire
Dciipstir John West Cuhennan kirktowan Wigtowntb
Dewar J Mill ot Uruini loni Muthill IVrthsh re
Deward I i J \\ KintS Park Tarn Slrlina
Detrll CieorceD beniblcsUr banaslii g ShclUriO
Dick Stewart Uroon Koowe llrtA bin I orlar (ki
Dickie Andrew C Shaw llili [ arm \Ionkton Ajnbirc r
Dickie Dawit A Tower Saniuhir Dunilrici (iA)l
Dickie J Keltic 1 artu hiiigtkcltle Fife <i)
Dickie laaca Kelton Vlonse Dun tnes ih) '
Dickie Tobn Cranslacw irits Kolhesav Uute (Al
Dickie Krbcrt Knockinjic kirkconDtl Dun (net i
Dobie W ID Uuthanax solwat Cottase Am an Dumfriet
Donald G Kaduitha i8h Ganirie Diblird Dai ttslur'
Donald TacnetD Annandalt Kilmarnwk AsTAhite 1
Donald John Uankicr Dankiio<k Stirlingthire
Donald John Glenduckie Newburgh Tile lA)
Donald 1 at R Dumtidt Ttwe byOUMeUrum Abcrdiso
Donald Thomas rardaUHill Kiinuntock A>rthire |A1
Donaldson Norman I Balluidallocb Daltron MrlngiiA)
Donaltion Thumta M Tuwone Preston Mill Dji irir^ i
DONALDSON. WaiiAlU B. Ancbioedeo. Bluclield.
Sltfliosiluct (ki
DougaU J Lcang Abbottrange Rd Granucinouth Stirl
Douglas A M Bowden St Boswells Kotburgh
Douglas Bng-Cen C U Mams Milngawe Dumbarton
Douglas G Cadbollinount baitn learn UosS tbire
Douglas George AiboD 1 earn Ross shire (At
Douglas George I aster Calcote Elgin Mo:a>tbite
Douglas George Nigg Mams Nigg Ross sliire (>A)
Douglas John Langdyke Fenwick Atrsbire t
Douglas T Lochdougan Castle Douglas Kirkeudbnght
DoucUs William Dmmburle Dailli Atrshire (A)
Doull, John G C Reisgill Libsler, Caithness
Dove, Bros, Tower Kais Barrhead Rentiewsbire {/dl
Dow R G Dalnouehk, Duthil Grantown-on Spey Itloray
Downs Jas Eicors. of Slaiueston Thornhill Dumfries
Drennan John Hillhouse Calslon Ayrshire (A)
Dfcnnan R D , Crofthead, Tarbolton Ayrshire (A
Dion, W D Cneffvechtcr Crieff Perthshire
Drummond, Col A Hay Cromlix Dunblane Perlhshicefplf
Drummond A. S W Hillhouse Monktoo Ayrshire
Drummond JohaN ISargower Hurltord Ayrshire t
Drummond Thomas Ccaighead Hucllotd Aysshsie
Drybrough, William Scott Siairbank House, Lulliric, by
Cupar Fife
DnMen Mrs M I L ndean Farm Selkirk (A)
DRiNAN, JOHN. Knockiebte. New Lace, Wigtownshire (Alt
DiysdUe.R U.Ka-ophsolCossans lorlar A)
Dudgeon, Col C R Cargen Holm Dumfries ipAjf
AtMdreo AngtU
Aladeeo VnguS
AyTSlure
Callowaytti
Inesian
Sbofibotn
Ayrshire
Sborlbom
AbenUen Angus
AberdeenAngus
Aberdeen Augus
Sliortboro
rncsian
Ayrshire
Dltil Calloway I
OaUowayr |
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Aberdeen Angus
; Aberdeen Angus
I Aberdeen Ang-
Ayrshite
AyTshite
Ayrshire
Shorthorn
Aberdcro Angus
DUCUIO JOIlN,Dafclari.DarTig.Dnimoalt. AberdeenslL (A) .
Duulor, AUJ Sir L U II . lit . bL Mary s Isle, Mtkcu I I
bright (A) ‘
buncaii. A , Snith MuKtoa ratiii. I rtth
Duncan, Mrs A , Sau.htin, DjnJrr lorfar
IKucan. atrs L I ilpaiulie Auditriliouse, I orfartlilic I
lAuican.Ca U , kbil iijiiiwivir. Mull I
Dune in. I Callafirtli, Ollaberry. Northnuiioe, h letUr 1 ‘
Ihuicao, )<Ln, luef berry LriitraO, Inicrnos It) *
t>utican Cotnin |t lin A Maguorle Ail rualli I orf irsl irefii /
Diinran I holiry e N.wlar Is l.irkuali le Duu In -0(1^4
Duucjn.M ii I^tlicriy, lullyyirssle, All rd, Abet !e<n ‘
Ihituan. V, Wtsttjvsi ul I itUirow, loi^oiiiktik t
kliiear lii e
Uuiuaii, !• i W , Muntraip Iv ri-ne KiikniJLriiJilsI'irr t ^
Ihincan, l‘alnek, lUIiLifi Kina L laard, AU rdr< n (A) '
lAincao.K L.I . l‘ii{t inue, AuJiteilanisr,! urfarslure /
Diuit p C,& KA<er(. CraigraiUoch, IXmroJ, Castle l
Itsu>las. Ki{kniJie]i.Iii |A;f
Dunlop. GaUiel Strieie (ann Crrriirwk. Itrn'rewM ire f I
Dull p.l.aWiet }un , lllghliamrs' ill btr«atti4i,A}ts alt ]
tXiul p. lolui.f.lautrr. I inwiik Vyrsliirr 4
DunI p. John Srwbai of B ilgrrslio. I othtribrliaits, Joctar A
lAiol p.Ouincio < ftitian, Ayr l>A/t 4
Dm.! p ttsUiamT.Gtie.lriiwbk.AyTslife t 4
Duiui.Altz .MiJCI iia Kilirununs Lunis.lrn,Abeideriiib A
Duidi, Alexan ter. tteiirr Ltead rl Laani h man, Abtidcin 4
Duiio.Jitai IhitUIann iVitt (.laigow. hrnftrw I
l>utiin.<. 1'. JatkstoBTi Rollje Nucsiian Alerdtrn |A1 b
iKinio, lames. North (Uliwaxi, lorgur. Ilunlly, Aberdriu b
thimo fames Criciie liiseruiir, tUrilrriislaie b
tkamo, lames UI4 UiUnim. Aberdrenihire . 4
DunMs.lanirs.KsltlebrisSior.ly-sir.AUilcco HI N
lAimo, Leslie, I ttwrlliU Tarxii.AUtslrtu 1*1 b
DurwapI Otvrg IteJieavir Druinoak, AUr Icea is
Ihithie, Lk rs s < H ,041>i 1' Tarsts, MwiM'en b
Dykes, Andrew. Luhai laa i, Durserrr lhauifrks |A) t
Dykes. Tlwnias, Jtirs(g)ll, btrallias in, Lacafk (A) h
A'tsl ire
lU rrnAo.us
Abif Iren Anrui
hi orthom
Ale-'leinAngus
SADIE. MRS,. Til* Qmlbuk. Daslap. Aynhlrt t :
l,adae AAilliaiu Nrwluuse Gtali..cii»iulh,bU'linc*l>lrg t '
Lesson, Adam OiainbetlaiA House, Culrosi fife
letgar, ; AlD.kiltoe Mains, Castle Ik-uklas, KirUuJ
Uichl t
Ldmw.tlone, Oiai , Duntreath Castle, BlaBiCclJ. Stirlisg I
sh.ie
EJwarli I , Itearfauld, Coilachy, lUrritinujr, Icrfartbire
n ler, Alexan ler.limewniksi.r jige. I\eitb Uanllslat* '
1 1 ler, Alexander. Newhill, Olinlaib icrtlslure I
1 1 ler, lluab, Uugbiknowe, lluinUe Last Loitaaa (*J !
LUer.T bicieiiMn, IUd,lini.ton, Last l«Uaaa !
Elgin di kincardlne, The Latlil, Drootnhall, Dutifcnnlih*. J
I lie (J*5 /
Elllce.MaJ rdward Charles, loierparr). Insernesi shire J
Llliot. tUs id Ittuilswuodltis Canu.Ur, IKindiieuhite lA) (
Llliot, Davi 1 1’ ,Nisbelhill,l>unt Berwickshire |A| ^
Lllnt, Capi Tbos , Srtbeticross, Rogart, Sutherland (lAl A
Elliot. « 4 K Kaeside, Melrose. Jhiaburgli l»> C
Ulis, Mrs AV il M . Marchbank Balcruo, Midlothian S
Esier. John M u. Muulioarn, Itallinluig 1 erlhshire J
Eunson. Andrew, iiusla. Fair Isle Shelland **
Eiaosoo Jeremiah. Hool Fair Isle, Shelland ^
Eunson.Mrs Margaret bctiooltown, Fair Isle.Sbetlaad S
buoson Stewart Leogb Fairlslr.bhelland ,, S
Clans, Thomas Koss, Alton Fin Drummore, M igtonn (Aj? A
Ewing. W. West CrieUiechtcr.Critlf.l erlhshire S
AlerdeenAfigul
chorilioni
I nulaa
Short leca
Shoriheta
Abvieea Ancui
Jersey
Gallowxy
Aterdern Angus
Alerdeen Angus
Calloway
Shucthom
Aberdeen An|u»
e;hetlaDd
Far^ubarson. Norman D . W hiiehouse Aberdetoshire
Farnuharson, K C Uillhead, Keniiethmnnt, Aberdecosh
Faeries James W . Boiiland, Balmaghie, Castle Douglas
hirkcwlbright
Ferguson, llilleod Auldgirth, Dumlnes
I Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
AbenkenAngu.
I Ayrsbuo
Ferguson. James a .AuchiQOay, Maucniice Ayrsnire ^
Ferguson, John Moaaugliy, Alves lorres Morayshire (Jl •
Ferguson, W .MainsolIiUour.XlmlUwSlat . Abeedeensh .
Fergusoa, W G , Bocteigh Milaatboct, Kiacosa shire (*) ‘
Ftiguson.W L.,Cairnwell,Su,oc>kirlt.Wistowt'=>l;tc* ,
Ferguson. W S. Dennattue.Coupar Angus, Perthshire H) .
Fergnson, AV Srolt, Balgercho, Coupar Angus, Perthshire .
FcrgissiM.AleK.DalcapuQiarm.BalhQluig.Pcrlhshire (A) 1
Feigussoo Undianan, Col G J , Aucbenvoili*. Eowlmg. •
Glasgow (*l
Fcnue.Uavid Locbside, Coupar Angus, Perthshire (A) >
Fettes, James Mytice Gartl^, Aberdeenshire
Fettes, John, Corsfcie Farm Gsrmouth Morayshire (A) <
Fettes,Ji*n Westettow 11, locbabers Morayshire
Fife. I .Spnngside Spntigsideby Kilmarnock, Ayrshire (A) .
Findlay, D AW.Duocanriemere, Cumoock AyTShire .
CATTLE BREEDERS — SCOTLAND
Name and Addrrsa
Fmdla> George llatnewitb Stonehaven KmcardioL ,
F ndla) Mrs J Muirbouse Auchenheath Lanarkshire (A)
Findlay lames Ualquharn tVirUethro Kincardine
FiodU) John The Koss Kirkcudl right (t
Lindlay SrJohnR ofAUerlour Hanflshire (I
Findlay M H GlassUw Stonchaten Kincardine
F ndla> R Jr Corlhicmuir Ldny Station Aberdeen (k)
Findla} T A II >.h Dnjmclog Strathaven Lanark '
Findla> T D Cross Basket High lllant}Te Lanark
FndU> \\m Logie Stoneha cn Kinca^ne
Fisher ll> D Barhaskine Clenluce Wigtovin
Fisher J D Craitloch Stranraer Wigtownshire
Fleming A Wolfeltde S>'Tmngton Lanarkshire
Fleming C. J L Alb on Castle Douglas Kirkeudbright
Fleming T Auchenbeatli Fm Auchenheath Lanark (Atti
Flem ng Wiliam Auldton Ast gil ILalscrf Lanark (•)|
riet her Capu AWT Saltown Hall 1 encaitland
L Lothian
Fletcher D , Itownull, Kuiniard BrecLun Forfarshir
Fletcher J A laudale Ardgour Arg 11
Forbes A & j Muirton ol Barra Old Mcldrum Aberdeen'
Forbes Alex Kettie Boynd " " '*'■
tbur John Torsets T pprrt) Lllon AberdeensI j
W Calicndar House Falk rk St rlingsb re (A)
Forbes Lord Castle Forbes kfh ehouse AberdeenshireJM
Forbes Tatr ek Aqukerto K nlore Abcrdeenshi
Forbes Peter Whitilumbs Gartl> Aberde nsh re
Forbes R Lynemore W oodhead K nloss Forres'
*■ ‘ i Capt Hon W R U Lower Ca mglass GollaiU eld
(M
Forbes Le Ih Hon Lads Fvve Castle Fv e Aber leen
Fordsce A Dngwall Drueklay Castle Brueklas
Aberdeen
Ferrest Roberts Tlortilome Carluke Lanarkshire ' "
Forster John WansolLarg New Luce W glown
FoTS)th 'irs Euchemia Balm ncock K rkcowan W gtownj
Creeshor 1 arret Morajshite
Forayth Tlomas StaneFans hlotts Lanark .
Fora>lb W Aucheraack Ctanto«n«n Spe> Inverness (/)|
1 rctescuc The M
Abe^e u
Foriesiot, Lord Durrlu> Castle Fcrtb
4: 1 T L Rarkh 11 D]'
(Pkji
Foster H A Col Fiskallt Pitlochry Perlhsl re
FoswtllFaru niCo Aucl rarler lertbshre
Potbetingbam W bteuart Fotberingham House Forlarl
Fowl e tames Feriniosh K ng Edward Aberdeenshire '
lowle Jot Adi el Stri 1 n Aberdeio
Fraous Ceoree A West Seaton Arbroath lorlar
fUASSR A Fiiueuin CneO Ferihsbirt
I raser C Mains ol Oollanl Id Golanidd Inverness
Ftaief Donald Cluse LelhetuNuni
Fraser I Uatmack Corsock llalbeatt t Kirkcudbr gbt (kl
Fraser I 11 Dalne gb Farm Insemess '
Fraser William Ualasil Canon Bridge Ross shite ,
i taser-Ma kcof e Capt K S Bun lirew Insenest (p>
IrasecTjUer Ma) Neil AI lourie Castle laveraets
1 ro^ Hugh S Tbieave Kitkn ichacl Ayrshire
r Mrs L Darg 111 •
I aek K rkhsll laterecs»-shit'
dnesf Kois-sl ire
m I lace Lrrwi k SI etlaod
h U Buckie BanllsI re
Tardne
» am k IVle
iBouse KiikrudU gbt
lljllo-liere Ualen o Mdlotllan
springs U I arm. Lanlitbgow W Lothlanfl
Cam —
Carlliei Mental H,
Caxsen Ja net Tai
C arsir K. H lk>k
■> KJ Lecw
ti Xamail
tall leiih AtTslaie
oiks ol Uaufdie Btairn wr e IVttb
ol C-ra CDosh laKhg ligiejJ Argyll
llCailWIL.K kkinJa.Kuk ixu 1 IXi Ir <->aU<
Jol □ WTa erasi es T or I Aleidf-cnJar-
Breed
Ayrshire
Fiirsiao
Ayrshire
Aberdeen Angus
Ayrshire
Stoitlom
Ayrshire
In's^
Gallowa,
Sbuthon
Shorthorn
11 ghiand
II ghiand
Shoitlom
Slioitbom
Aberdeen Angus
Aberde n Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Sloi
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angi s
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen AngusI
Sbortbom '
Ayrshire
Gallowa^
Ayrshire
AsTsb r<
jiberdren AngusI
Shorthorn
Aberdeen AngusI
Dalrs SI octh^ f
Shorthorn
Aberdeen AngusI
Ahetdeeo AngusI
Aberdeen AngusI
Aberedm Angus
Shorthorn ,
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Sboriliom
Aberdeen .
Shofthm
Shorihom
Aberdeen/
Shorlbrim
' Itd-Calic
Shetland
Shetland
ShetkahiJ
Ayr sidle
AytsLaie
.ubew lUnlayM II
e Use
I ead, Ku.
,Hia<> LpiwI • Itf'-ea. s.
a. I ill It est^oJs Ihm-t •ew
tmeu I -.n W Aixl tcra.Uk± t
•uUtt, 1 , WX-tesalc lu- l.essie Vd «
C Itert^ John Grokin Hilltwock SheUand
Cdctost Mss T^nuelliU Ualmaclellan K rkcudbnght
r East Can dren Pa sley Renlrew
" J G Ktrse Lesmahagow Lanark
l“*ns'on BamaclelUn Kirkcudbright
Clihnst John West \ondcrton Farm Kenirewshire *
f:.u A *’> OldWeldrum Aberdeen
rS « T. iD'crgordon Ross shire
r.n « Wahomask Ross shire
tjiu Wm Hope Tomich Intergordon Ross slure (k
^ 2. Grunart UU\ krgillsh
Gi I land Thomas Haughyetl Mauchline Xytsl
Glinouf Hugh Meilewood MoHat Dunineish..
Cilmoar Jai es A Southcaim Kirkcolm W gtown (klti
ChapeltonofBo^e 4i;l
' Balmi
(*)t|
Glad bie Albm c''rf”F“^e‘i^*^’™'‘LiureDCel
hincard ncsfaire
Glencouner Lord The Glen iu„, j-cemessn re
GIXOTMU URD GleaTingr Aboyne Aberdeea(sok/lt|
Wvunmll DundonaJd Ayrshire t
Goff Wns H Lamshaw Stewarton Ayishte
ghtly Ltil am WTutelaw Haddmgoo ^slLolliian(i)|
Ilertiord
Aberdeen An
Shorthorn
Ayrshire
AtTshire
Aberdeen Angus
Angus*
60BM*f A F^BiedlLPortmabomick Ross-shire
Gof^ Angus F nlang’CrantowD onWy Moray^ire
Gordon Duncan I Culliard Scan port Insemess
'^"'•1“ J A:^_Ardachie_K tkeowan Wigti
Corde , _ _
Cordon J S Glaslrrim PottCordon Ba’nU
Goidcm J \\ Hallfaead Dsslemoni Ellon Aberdeenshire
Gordon James Strathom Pitcaple Aberdeen (,
Cotdoo I BalcraigMoor PorlWiUuo Wigtounshire l.
.2 K Dunlop Castle DougUs Kirkcudbr ght ti
W m i Brccmh Us Fraserburgh Aberdeensb Ikl
Corika AtUhansJohn Windhouse Md*\ell Shetland '
GordMCudMng Sr WjUiaia Gordon Bl ol AJtyre
Allyte Fories Moraysbare '
^don^wald J W Algas Beauty iBsereeis
Lone joboA Ardocb ol Gallery Montrose lorfar In
^uilay Messer Ayton Farm Abemelby Pertbshre**'
**>“'1*/ ^ M KtkUnd Tynroa Tbembill Dom'l
Cosen DsuKt Board .. ,,,»
llosptel Cerdi^eld riaigow Lanark
Cowans A O MeKleTullo Ldiell Forfanbire
(Control Hawkbead Mental]
(Pit,
Cn^m Dougtn West Backs CamnUltown Argylllkl
Crabam lames Bogend Blaekridge WestLotluan’ fk
Graham JobnK Mark Farm Crtetown Kitkcudbnel Ub
Graham R K Awbenrassel Twynholm Kirkcudbr sbl kl
Cn^m Ho^t Chapel olL^in Canonbe Duiulres I*i
Graham Robert Kauu/lal Kelso Roiburah (4*1
Cralam Wo Ilarelawhj I Canoobe Diuul rt '
S??! Dwnu" nor Rhyn e Aberdeensb
Cranl Mrs Mon
Fnesian
Ayrsh re
Red Poll
Callow ay
AberdeenAngus
Aberde n Angus
Sbortbom
Galloway
A^dtn Angus
AUr fun Angu*
Slioitb iru
Aagua
lit}/' wUwaay*
LR— MCC
CATTLE BREEDERS— SCOTLAND
259
^ and Addiras
Breed
le and Address
ardine.SirJ W Bt Castle Milk Lockerbie DumCnes (k)
ardine.Thos Jr treucbieMiU breucbie File **
ohnson Adani Goslinaton Stralbaven Lanark
ohnson Andrevt Collafirtb OUaberry Shetland
ohnsoO Arthur N Kaga Mid \ ell Shetland
obnsoii KenT] He>lor Northmaiinr Shetland
obnsoii j <^lai itb OlUbert> NorthiaavuieSbeUacd|
ohnson Miss Jemima. Locbend Lsbanness Shetland
ohnson UurenceG Setter tLdkell Shetland (<)
ohnson Malcolm Kirk Kamoavoc Esbaness Shetland .
ohnson Mrs 1 eter London Tanj^aick Eshaness Shetlandj
ohnson Peter CerraUmg llrae Shetland I
ohnson Sincta r Hamms Muckle Roe Delt ne Sbetlandl
ohnston GMrge Gardens Biater Shetland '
ohnston. George Wlutehill Peterhead Aberdeenshire
ohnston H G Culduthie In\-emess t
ohnston J U Shandcross Tninf/ Aherdeensh re
ohnston James, OrphiT House Orptur Knkuall, Orkne>(k)
ohnston John Braebead Lugar Alishire
ohnston John Gardens Bixler Shetland
ohnston Thomas Standalane Falk rk Stirling
ohnston WUham. Dre>ton-ot Lej-s Insemess
obnstone J L \ ouncer Amisf eld Dumtries
OH11STOKE,JOHK tLUantae Lockerbii, AmU
ohnstone Thos standalane Falkirk Stirl ng
ones TB iPF Dunmore Park Larbert Stirlingshire(»|
[unor Donald Culduthe. Home Fam Inverness (il'
K
nil
Kemoe Ma) H W Knock UleOrnsa> Kjle Ross shire
Kemp Charles Auehencneve Roth emav Aberdeen t*l
Kennedy Aleiander Blackall Farm Dunfermline Ftle,
ICEKHCOT CHAS r.,noBarti BaUuCza*, Ajnhirt (>j>it}
Kennedy Donald Orumasb e loverrtfss '
kennaly Col J M Mtlloaiatk Dairy A)rshire
Kenned! James Clenshamruck Auehtaieelt AtrShire
SEjrNCOY LT eCOl HOBHAK D 8 0 Doonhalfn, Ayr
Kent^y VVilUam boiUerie Kingusse tnvecneis
Kerr Mrs Nrstbouie Kubraie A>T>btr<
Kerr A 1 J Knocksbionoch NewCumnocIt Avtshm (t||
Kerr Aleiander Ball eld Farm Dundee horlannire I
Kerr J L HatMestounCastle DoUarLUckniannansh
Galloway
A> ishire
Shetland
Shetland
Shetland
Shetland
Shetland
Shetland
Shetland
Shetland
Shetland
Shetland
Shetland
Aberdeen Aogusl
Shoithttik
Shorlhom
A}{shite
Shotthorn
Ayrshue^
Kerr lliara Mill sU Garl
Kerr MiUiain lUnkbead Abrrdour . ,
Keswuk Mai Heart Con h II Ton er Dunifnessbire <t)t|
Kdlob Millan Mur><old Tumlf Aberdeenshire
Kilpatisvk AleaaodctS Snuchstoo lataa Aynbire
tulpainck Jau es, Cfai«ie Mains, Kilmaraock, Atrsbue (i| !
Kinlocb Lad> ( ikrerton House Drern East Lothian
Kinlocb lobti Crawfordston Annbaiik Ayrshire
Kinross U A Hiilend CalcLi aaaan (hlj
Kirk H Easter Bonhard Canuck PualcrtuLuie '
Kirk John Lc-ttianiS by Saline hileshire
Kirkla ut llvasn Gtcenciia I alkiik Stukngshvrc
Kirklanl Milliara LiKkend Coyltod As-t
Kukpatri fc ■ ■ ■ ‘ • - e. .
Kirkpatrick I- S Lo<h House Urattock, UuminesshUT
Kirkwccsl John Scorn holm. Lesmabagow Lanark
Knox David Lane Dtonsau. Aynhice
Ayrshire
eHghland
Shi^thont
Gallawar
Aberdeen Ahgiis
OaUoway '
Ayrshire
Abet Asigat* ,
Abcideen Angusl
Ayrshire '
Ayrshire
AtKideenAiigusI
ShoriboTB
AyTShire
A^rdeea A
Shorthcca
fnesmi^
Ayt^ire
Fnrsian
I «lIW Douglas Grant. Balnmry Rnihesay Bute
Lasilow lamraS Ulengar Thombdl Dunlni-s |
La or ts Ian Uumu k I>un| bad I urree, M irai>hire
Laird D U West Kilbcvle I an KiUnacoUa. tCesiUra lk||
Lainl, Daiid, Ian Jurbouvkie Wigion-n '
La rd 1 >1 n. hunnyuJe Last Lmtotu I ast Lothian
Laird, Hubert Lavth
LambcTtm. J KirkcisJt^bt 1
Lanibie tlei:-,lJUiAls<ioy Tsui
LamUe Aleiandre Kutuudl
Lamtue.ti W , I d uair harm. *
it Kd., Ou&rrmJme ]
ams. Kenlrew^t !
Lambie' jAti Uici»»J' NreU« Ueami, Kirheestire '
LanmejK.. as. ( I ami lann U 4tat, Dumfrim (1
LAKOkT UDCU. Hilton. Port Bannam*.BBU |i
Lanaik 1> sU Hoard cd kuntiul. koonly <Jdi m. iiaamhi
Lanark
Landale Haisi. i'talseinUm.Duu.trvessUiT |>i
> anf aim. Ja oea. iUn shake I arm. Kuiuaksdo. Ke^tee f I
Lang, J >011. lUl hrnoe loietataT Arr' J
Laumvei. Adam. M al, A uiim,gslai i k. vdet.an4
Welsh Bl»
Ayrshire
La* Alesaisd*e T o ssl, Larlrtt. siirLrigsmrt
La* Aumt. U la.-se« d Ats-ea, 1 lain, kl nis_ir>
La* Aia.re« r.ai.krv.sg ts. I a«l Lv'.lian ..
Law Arthur VV WTuterow Forres Morayshire
Law Chas F The Grange Drackla Naim
Law Jofan Lodtend of Barra Inverurie Aberdeen
Lawrence George W lUiam IliUhcad Lonmay Aberdeen^!
Lawne Arthur Kensington Bearsden Lanark '
Lawne George Guildhall Kixkconneil Dumfries
Lawrse James New Row Methsen Perth
^wne T A H<*ister Ofphir Orkney '
Leask A D CirUta Lewick Shetland
Lee JcdinAV Whitestnpe Stnehen Aberdeenshire
Lees Aadrew Littleton Cirvan Avish re
Lees Tbomas Moss side Maytole AyTshire
Leggat Alexander U Gaimiestoo Turrit Aberdeen
Leggat WcilK. \oodertna Tumf Abc^een
Leiich I MaclceisackCarden Alves Forrei MorayshirefM/il
Leith Miss M L Westhall Oyse Aberieenshire I
Lennox James RedhiUs. Methvrn Perthshire t)
l . e«i> o x UilUam Caim New Cummock Ayrshire
Leslie A A( Pillrchie Whiterashes Aberdeen
Leslie Andrew E !| Creystene Alford Aberdeen i
Leslie George Jr of Laafiith Tingwall Shetland f
Lrsbe William BatkJand Fair Isle Shetland
Lctham JAW Fembank Largo Fiiesbire „
Letham James Hopchrld Boonyrigg Midlothitn
Leihatdy John Y tfillbaok Lockerbir Dumfries
Leven A Melville The Rt Hon the Earl of, Clenfetne
\aini (
Lents Richard AV Inchgarth Cults Aberdeenshire (
Ligenwood j P Muirton House, Whil^ms Abetdeefl
Ligectnood K P Ihilodiie Ellon Abetdeenshite
talfaun CoL AA CoulLAboype Aberdeenshire
Undsay J BUckbyre Fenmck Kilmarnock Aynbire {i)t
Lindsay Robert Drummaatoo AAhiUs^m AAjgtowts '
Lindsay Thomas Stnyrton BaUantrae Ayrs^e
Lindsay Tbomas C Aitkestnar-blcakiaO Ambire (jilfl
Lindsay AAillaa Carsegosan AAigtosn j
i—.,.. — The Marcus ol Hopeiown House, S ftneena-
tattle Waller Stanhope Ruthwell, Dumlries
taiUejohn Robert Croocb by Ayr
tavingsiooe Adam Kilberry.Arryli
Thomas Kildavnan IvoiA Bannaiyne, Bute tslil
man IViA Bannatyne, Bute ttb)
Lockhart Oavtd Sorsrood,
Lockhart John AAestertce .
Lockhart Thomas Craig House Lockerbie Lanatkshue
tockbart AV Kerse Johasuae Bridge Lockerbie. Lanark
logan Mrs huJlie Alualochy Ross share '
Logan Andre* Overton Dtoeigaa Ayr
Wgan lames l^wia Mama Surlmg
i^gan laaes Amaoe May bole Ayrshue
L»^ lohnM. Oargrnocb Fans broorag, AynhJrc (i/t
Locan Robert. Boat Kilbirn e Ayrshue " *
la>,aD Thotnaa Lo*FLtlcx> vUybole Ayrshire
Imgan AAilUam SouthCtaig Hollytaish Airshire
Logan AA UiamF U^wuirsion, Patna Ayrshire
Logan Widiam K Laigb Dv krbead Dalff.AnihJre
LooxwiU William iUmh.ll Dal^ Ayr
taiudno Robert llarrUv Fmmtk AyrslJre
— Taltoed UraulortCutlr lleaulr tns.riai
.e.Klikiwl- ^
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Ayrshlrt
Aberdeen Angus
Ayrshire
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthorn
Shetland
Aberdeen Angus
Avishire
Aberdeen Angus
AbeideM Angus
Aberdeen Angus
RedIkiU
Fnesian
Ayrshire
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Shetland
Shetland
Fnesiaa
Aberdem Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Highland
Calkywar
Calloiray
Aynhlra
Hi^^
^iorUgits
A^atkes Abgits
AyrsLice
Luke RotiertM KiFpihamty Dalbei
r. ‘v. .
CATTLE BREEDERS-SCOTLAND.
^^acr>h«r10D, \\ illiam Gordoo, Miini, Mulbrn, Uiaff>t>ire (t|
M Q^irr, A & D , Garririlon, Dunicorc D^friei
Oucco, Hugh Qutlkittton. MaudUice, Aj-tahiie
M voeeo. I & I , Finoach UUir, Luiuli (til
NrOuctOi lunet Crolm Dalbcatur, Kirkcudbright (V
\rOuc<is. John llroomJitld Sanquhar, Dumfries
MacRar, Mrs-, Slrnbouse, Thornhill, Chimliiri.
Macrae, Mra. j , tpper CuUemie, Invemesi
M'Rae, Alexander, uiapel o< Garioch, ^^'hlteiar(l,
Aberdeen AnpM
Ayrahtie
liTRae, Alexander, C^pel o< Garioch, ^^'hlteiar(l, Titcaple
Aberdeenshire (i)
MA OtAE . auss REBECCA, BiUienoK, EeRtza. Bi Qhin,
AtirU.
MacKae, tnarnlf A ,hujde, Kiosuirie,Jo<eraest.aUrefja;
MaeRae CiUtrap Col , Balliemore, Otter rertr, Ara)ll
M Rob^,Sir A \V ,Dauneside,TarIand Aba)'ne.AMrdn t
M Robert. Alex., Greenlaw, Allah, bt llanO (A]
XTSherni^^itt • Woodside, Southuicx, Dumlilea. t
MatTaggart, Jamet, Qban, Ax^U
MTasi&h, D C , Roseoewton, Elsin, Moraj-shire
Mactier.A A .Corwall, Pott William, Wislownshua
M’Turk,WiUura, Darlae, Dairy, A)T»hire (a]
MeVean, Dugald, Norlhbuk, St Andrews, Tile
\| UTurtcr, D A S. C, Crennan, Glenluu, W leiown
Abertleen Angus
lUshland
t-riesiaa^r
Aberdeen Angua
Mc\Vh.r<er,R. A J , Unlairn.SlrailoD Aynlure (s|
MSStlhatsv, A A \V , KiUrochat, Logans, SUanXaer
Wlgtoan n. la ri i. v,
McWilliam, H A., Kelher Donlde, Elnn, Morajnhire
McWiUiam, R S , Gargustoa , Miur oi Ord.Rass shire
MaeWilUam, W. S, UVO, Gaibity, Orton SUlim
Moraj-shite
Maer, Hugh, Dnunfork, Auchlnleck, AjTshire
hlaiVtr, John, CaaUt Farm, Daune, Peetlu ,
htais, R. D S , Uol]-B Back. Ci/ford, East Lothian
Mair, The Mtsaei, Craigbcae. Diemgan, A>T
Malr, David, Kcockjaider, Dalomple, A}t
VUirlw A D .Arran View, Orwnn, ATTxbire
Maitland. Gen James D H ■ Em), Perthshire
Maleolm. George, Pr^an, Pinnhenr, Ambre (t
■ Malnls. W Uauriee, Soitlaw, Kelso. Roxburgh (lA)
hUleola. W T. Whitlacghame Mams, Kaddmcioa.
Cit t iKthisfi (sA)
ktaloedmsen. Geo, Vestenore, Cuaiuoesburgh, SbetUad
Mabb, Mdsew, jetm, WbaUitth, Midd Yell.Sbetlwd
Mabb.ilrt Thomsoe, Paakeith, Kilmamoek
Mans».A..Kitbleaa,01dMeldnim.Aberdeea. .
MansoB.Aadrew.MurTOQ.Ethaceu, Shetland , (A)
Maason, Mrs G.Collatter.Sandnest. Shetland
Masson, Jamst W , HagnrsU, Whiteness, Shetland
Maaton Peter Luana.VidUa. Shetland (A)
KA&B.AHDReff,SUchbrreAll4TheIs.Amhin t
Marr, Hugh, Knowehead, jiUiKhLae, Ayrshire
Man! J A / . Adam Kill, Cralgte, Klbnamock
Marr, John, brigland, Mauchboe, Ayrshire
Shetland
Shetland
Amhinitt
Ayrshire
s£>rUom
Fncsiaa
Shotibom
Aberdeen Angus
Marshall, Rebeit, Hesulhead, Beitb, Ayrshue
Marshall, T W, South CassiograT, Lwr’wacd, Fife
Marshall, W H ,of Callander, Callander, Perthshire
MarshaU, William, Craigwdlie, Huntly, Aberdeen
hlarshall, Wilson, Standbum, Avonbcidge, Starling
Martin, Bract), Auldgirth, Dumfries
Matheson, Angus. CasUehtll.lnvenicsl. .. t
Mathieson. Andrew, Mosshcad, KemsST, Abcidcensb. (A)
Maitbew, John M , Girthill, Saltcoats, Ayrshire |*)f
Matthews, A B AJ G .Orchardton, Garlicston, Wigtown
Mauchlen James 11 , Itlakelaw, Kelso, Roxburgh
Maxwell, Alexander, Warrix, Irvine, Ayrshire (Alt
Maxwell, DavidW S .PanlalhyUiWXaiwnaMt.Foiiat iM
Maxwell, John, BirkbaJI,Holywood,bumfnes (A)
Maxwell, John A , The Lodge, Coll by Oban, ArgylL
Maxwell, Maxwell H. The Grove Dumfries. (f)
Maxwell, Robert R . Spamelbank Galslon, AjTshire t
Maxwell, w ] H , Munchei. Dalbeattie, Kukcudbright
Maxwell.Exots o( W . Upper Dinvui,Portpatrick,Wigtown.
Mate, Madam, oi AehnacloKh CanneUArgyU. .. _
Meaisa James Loan, Durno, Fllcaple, Aberdeen „
Meikle, I P , Harden Green. Dalkeith, Midlothian.
Meikle, John, Camregan Cirvan, Ayrshire . (si]
MeiUe, Martin J W .Clockston.Tatbollco, Ayrshire — .
Meikle, R W.. Bearcrofls, Grangemouth, Stirlingshire ..
Meikle, Robert, UlUe Kype Strathaven, Lanark.
Meikleo, Robert, Lochran Farm Blairadam Kiniosa. |A|
MeiUeni.Wm..Bennochyl’ark,Kitkcald7,Fiie _ (A)
Melles, jceeph W .Cruline, Arcs Mull - „
Melville, James, Jr., Carskerdo, Cupar, FUeshire ...
Melville, John Standard Farm. BairhiU Ayrslilre
Melville. Lawrence, Korthbank Errol Perthshire (A]l
Mennie, A. M., Bramlandknowes, Cartly. AbetdWn (k)
Mcsiie*.W C. Steuart, Amdilly, Craig LUaohie, CanlJ (pA
Mriulri.W M , ArdwellEatale Olfice, Stranraer, Wigtoa(A) Ayrshire
MeoUea, William. Gogceide, Largs, Ayrshire Ayrsh re
Merano. Joto, Millhlll, Gartly, Alwrtirin (A} Shoitbom
Miclie, John, kincaim tllairs. Aberdeen Aberdeen Angus
UKUIemasi, Kobcil C , Auchenamei, Mulliken Park Friesian
Kilbarchan, Renfrewshire
MiJdleloa, F A , Rose I arm, Cromarty Rost shire (pA| Shorthorn
Mildletm.T Corotown. Conon llridge Koss A Cromarty Sborthom
Uillar, John, Kocluolloch, Airdrie, Lanark Ayrsture
lillar, John, IkiUar Mams, Hutiford, AyTthlre Ayrshire
(illar, John A Sons, W trillaw, Kilwinning, Ayrtbiie (Alt Ayrshire
IilUr, Robert, Shawsliolm, Tbomhill Du^ricssbire (Alt Ayrshire
Millar, Thomas Humbank, Symington, Lanark. Ayrshire
MiUct,I.R.,UulKelU>a,CuueDQU^as Farkcudbtleht(A/Jt Elbd Galloway
Ayrshire
tiller, James, Oiaoacldte, Sfeuarfon, Ayrshire Aytshfre
■lifer. James, StocklawbilJ.Siewarton. Ayrshire Ayrshire
IiUer.lametW , Lochhead, East Wemyts, Fifethire t Fniaian
Idler, KobM, Fergutbill Hall. Kilwinning, Ayrshire (Al Ayrshire
filler, Robert, Seaheggs Faim, Bonnybridge, Stirling (a) Friesian
Idler. VAm, Craw hdl, Aastiuthcf, Fife Fclesian
liUer, Wdliw, Hdlhrad, Ochdirce, Ayrshire Ayrshire
liUigaa,Atthibald, Oaknggsid^ Uoflal Dumfries (d) Ayrshire
liUigan,0 P , Duminouth, TbotnbiU, Dumfnes (tj Ayrshire
Milne, A , East Longbill. Uatlaw, Peierhetd, Aberdeen Shortbom
Miloc^A .KewtonhUl F am. Stonehaven, Kincardme Sbonhorn
Mdoe, CcL George, Lope Pitcaple, Aberdeeoslure AberdeenAngus
WdM, Kacry, Fetteilelter Fysie, Aberdeen, (Al ShocUioin
Milne, I ,PiltcDdnim,Saodhaveo,Fraserburgb,Aberdeen(A) Sborthom
Milne, Lt C(d John, Invcnsulck. Ballater, Aberdeen, AberdeenAngus
Udne, John, Kingsiotd, Alford, Aberdeen (A) Sborthom
htdoe. Mrs M , Hobsham, Bonobester Bridge, Hawick, Fneaun
Roxburgh
Mdoe, Rohei^jMh of ArohaU. Cdrell, Kincardine Shorthorn
Udmy, t .ItighUaik, Kew Luce, VA igtowmshsre Galloway
Mdroyr, W J , CaiUcest. Drummore W ipowo (k) Ayrshire
kfaiobdljA Lugb Ltncraig Craigie.Kilmamock Ayrshire (s) Ayrshire
Mitchell.ArchiKald,AA'haU1ggs,Nrwmdai,A}Tshu« Ayrshire
Uiuhell, lames, Jun., DonniMton. Sotth Bctwriels (A) Fnesaan
Mitohell. Jame*. Daabetbead, Cargunoock, Slithsg Sboitbora
MiicbeU JameeP.EasterLsibnsk.Ladybank, Fifethire Sbortbore
Mitchell, John, Bteatoa, Dlairgowne. Perthshire Aberdeen Angus
Mitcbell.John Inch^ndle, Tertside, Brechin Fccfarshire AberdecnAngut
Mitchell Eton of Thnsai, Meikle Creocb, Mew Cumno^ Ayrshin
Aynbite t
Mitchell, WilhaiB, Bennas Strsitcc, Ayishirt ((A)f Aynhire
MiiclieU.AAdliaDi. LcchiyFariD PiiteswecB Fdesbire (li Shorthorn
Moar.Jaaee, Harktand, West Sandwich, Yell Shetland Shetland
Moffat W Kennedy Auebeneheyne Afomaive, Duafnet (sA) Galloway
Moggach J. Mama of Towiebrg, Bothnpbine, Keith AberdeenAngus
Basffshin (A)
Most, John, AAtae.TumK Abetdeenahite Abtcdeen Anpw
Moocneff. Lawrence, Garth. Sandness Shetland Shetland
MODcue. James. Kinatly, Kimemuir Forfaisbue (A) AberdeenAngus
MoBtgeotene, A W , Lessnessock, Ocbillree Ayrshire (A)f Ayrshire
Moatgomrne, Jam^ Kukbnde, hlaybole, Ayrshire Ayrshire
Montgomery, A. C B , Locbfergui, Kirkcudbnght (A)t Ayrshire
MmlgomrTy.Pelerli .Drumglasi Farm,Croy,byCUsgow, Fnesian
McnCgacDery, William, Jr, Banka, Kukcudbngbtshije(A]t Ayrshire
Mootgoinery William, Strechur Argyllshire Fnesian
ontrote. The Duchessof, Brodick Castle Isleof AiTan[A)t Red Poll
ootroee. The Duke of, BiKhanan Cattle, Drymen, Ayrshire
GU^w {tpk) AberdeenAngus
oray. The Earl of Damawiy Mtle Forres Moriyslue AberdeenAngus
ot e.^E^ i Farm, Dalmacoulter, Airdne,! Aynhire
Honsoii,D C, Walker, of Falfield, Cupar, Fife
Monsen Ian K , Mclgmch, Dalbeggie Perthshire
Moms W .Olng Mams, Cutletown, Thurso
Hocnsoii,A Toinaknock, Cnelf Perth
Momson. Anthony, Logieiive Ellen, Aberdeen
(kl AberdeenAngus
Highland
Shorthorn
. Aterdeen Angus
Short
(k) AberdeenAngus
XOBBISORAeJUar, (Mr Jas Idackinop]. liUy EitaU Rif bland
Oibce, Bridgend. Islay, Argyll
Momson. J Dumo House Pitcaple, Aberdeen . Sborthom
Momson, jdij Several, Drusunorr Wigtowsshue (k) Ayrshire
Momson, John R. Setter, Weisdale Shetland . (ski Shetland
MoeTiscei,w M .KewtonofCaimie Huntley, Aberdeenshire Sborthom
Mottoo.Ceorge, Auldbieck, Whithorn. Wigtown t Ayrshire
HoctoB. James. East Oykea, Stralhaven, Lanark _ Ayrshire
Moeton, W lUu^ Ueiklewood Fenwick Ayrshire f Ayrshire
MMat. Miss Grace Muiron, Eshanesi, Sbellaod Shetland
Moubny John J , Kaemoor, Rambling Bridge Kinroea fk1 Sborthom
kloyes WonC .Knamure Inverkeillur Aibinalb,FcicUr (ik) Aberdeen Aug
MwiL A_ >.fWthf.,k1, ^ ShOTlhcen
uir J W.. ft Sens. Uilun Park, CasUe Dougl^ Ayrs^e
Kirkcudbright
air.Jaffiee.BaUaggao TbcnhSLDuininc* » Ayrshire
lur, John, Lochnaw, Stranraer, W igtown « _ (k1 Ayrshire
oir John RockbaO Mams. Durnfnei , . . (k)t Ayrshire
Uairhead,Lt.-Cc4.C,GlestukLa>. Clmalmcnd reTthsh,(s)t Bed Pol]
262
CATTLE BREEDERS— SCOTLAND.
MUI-R1.N
Name and Addrrst
Muirlicad, D J ,Anisi^bon,\\cs* KippmSlalion Stirling
Muirbead T Neir Market Banmnkbum blirlmi,shire
Munin, Mrs , Lldad lnvcrnc 4 » t.
Munro Alexandir Lcanach CuUodcn Moor Jtncrnfsi(«i)tl
Munro Mistftir, I)U 1 ol lnthc» Invernets '
Munro, Charles Upper MiiiKonr Insenicss
Munro, rmli\ Korkfitld, I earn Ko 5 » shire (*
Munro. Robirt RoIikioii Laalcehain I.anark
Munro, \\ inC J D.Moness, AbcrlelR Perlh
Munro, \V D O'ersKibo Clashmore Dirnoch SithtrUn
Murchte, AlesanJcr Bo'sidr CclMon Ajr (*
Murdoch, Mr* UellUand Kdiiaun Ayrshire
Murdoch Capt Alan, Coulter House Coullir Uaiiark
Murdoch, kridnw leatht LrsiiiahaEow Lanark
Murdoch, David Crollhead Ochillri'e Ajrshire
Murdoch, J Jt J Jr KnockJon Strait n \yrs> ire
Murdoch, Jaims Dskes Am bank Station Ayrshire
Murdoch V\in , Buntoiihill Kilma irs Ajrshire
Murdoch. Win U. Ovir jlnirhill Stanhy l>flhsbire (sJi)i
Mure LadyiCaldiirll byCilasb'ii I arark
MuriarAlea Orejstorie Alfurd Abcrleen
Murray. A. Old Manse Uoyndie Banffshire
Murray, Aleiaiider Carscrcugb tiUnluee Wi^ioun
Murray, Acrhibald LOkie H use Melh'en Perlbshire
Murray, C J Lochcarron RoSs shire
Murray Edward (onhiath DurnfriesisUirp
Murray G Hillhra* Auekmenul Huntlv Abentcen
Murray G O K. Uorute Mauis Casikluun Cailhiiesi
Murray,! F W ardrn 1 Banff
Murray J P Bopenspro HuolK Banff
Murray Jacob S Daleu, NewCuiiniek kyrshire (Htl
KCRBAY, JAMES, Bahne n no. Wonait, Fttetture (A>l
M^iy
Slutray
Murray
Murray,
biunay
liutray ..
Murray, \\
The Bow , .
StramoUoch Chap«
,'aio« Whitfstnpei, Wotn
loUn Oatniiidery ' -
- - ,Je Vtxr l'•»n\hlr*
Sr DuiuJoe loriae
lohn Kilfillan Clenlurr Wmiown
lohn Muir tuiiintak \vr>hire '
ToTRorrn Con n lirid.i Hos* vhire
, k, h ni C rii h U fjivirne^ Vciniiu Uuioloe*
[osepb Dri lurch Dundee lorfar
"boinat A bon* Laich Craiige MisIkU AynKire
Rirklaiid Closebucn by rbombill Ouinfnest
N
Naim Lady r I Rankulnur Maio< Spnnqfirld ,
bifeahice (pM
NaimHW HichLanitsideCraisie Kdaiam<xkA'-nIu/«(t>|
Nairn Jatnu Clonbrith KiUiiininii Ayrshire
Naim.Wm Dlackwood NiwCiinmoik Ayrshire
Nairn Wm Cnchtbaok UUitiia<>ne, ( ecihsture
Napier Charie* Ncthrr Dallachy Uoyndie Banff . .
NatinyUi, Norman J Glen I are Abemetby I'erthshire (A)
Ned Alexandir RiJbreeii Stranraer Wieioun (AH
Nfilson W M (JueenshiU Uoteie kukcudbnehtshua (A|
Nicbolsoo, George H Burnside, Kirkcudbngbtsluce (ikt
Nicholson Peter Setter Walls bbetUnd (lA/l
NicboUon Slenart Oombie Kiikcudbn<ht
Nicol Maiof R J ODE BoUojue Aboyne Abei
Nicolson Win Muckleparth Gulbrnvick Shetland
Nicolson Wm NoilhShirton Gulbentick Shetland
Nisbel JamesL LasterNewton Kirknewton Midlotbiantl
Niven, Miss JM Portallan Errol Perthshire ‘
Niven John leirybams North Queensferry Fife
Niven lohn l.loagbum Tibberdniore Perth
Niven, Wm Estate office Catnne Ayrshire
Niven Win S Pitlivle Carnoustie Forfarshire
N ohle, D , Reaves Farm Black Isle Ross shire
Noble, R , Balgair Budge of Allan Stirling
Nome VV Caimhill Monquhilter Turriff Aberdeen
Novar.Aiscount of Kaith kirkcaldy. Fife
Sbotibc t«
btie'ian
Ayrrstiice
Ayrslure
AyiMiue
AbirternAnciii
A y rshire
Nhoiihom
bhorthwn
Aytshue
SI etiand
IlkbUiid
Ayrshiie
S^rtbon
Nhoflbum
bborilicini
Ayrshitei^
SUKhotn#
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
AbroiiTii Angutl
Ayrshire '
Ayrshire
AberdesnAncval
AberJieo Angus
Aytshi • ‘
Stkorthom
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Aber^nAngutl
Sbotihocn ’
bbelland
Ayrshire
Ayrslure
Shetland
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
ShetlaDd
SbeliaDd
knesian
Shortbons
At^rdceo Angi
Shortbora
Aberdeen Angusl
Ogg Charles
OgiVneA Mi ...
■ Olgivy, Sir II Kinniard
Glenbuchat Aberdeenthiie
Ardestie Mondieth Arbroath Fortar (H))
a ... o-'^osan House Forfar '
Orde.SirArthur J C Bart , Kilmory Lochgilphead Arg! Ill
Ort, Jamts KepcnUoch BaUron Station Stithng 's'*
Orr Wm Monkwood 'lams Maybole Ayrshire
Osborne John M Overton East Grange Dunlerml
Osborne K d: M M Morton Mams ThomhiU Durr
Osborne, Robert, Drum Thornhill Dumfriesshife
Osborne William. Hatelaw NcUston Lanark
Oswald, ^ohn Northbeld Denny, Slirbng
: , Culnoag Sorbie Wigtown
It Robert Bcunstane House Portobello Midlothu
k Robert Hatton Bishopton Renfrew
kcr David, High Boydstone, Ardrossan Ayrshire
ker Hugh Auchenhay Twynholm kiikcudbnght (Mj
Aberdeen Angus
Friesian
FlKSUD
AbcrdecaADgusI
Highland
Aytshne
Fnesian
AyisblR
A yfAro
le and Ad Iress
Pate.^homai, Juiir , Vmtb Dratlan kukiiiuirhiU L^naik .
ratenooA CaUibura i arm NewMamsRhU Laoark.(kyt,
lalmuo (revrge, Lr Igrain taiilriet Dumhartcmshire '
Faterani Crtirge, WalsUiti Dnuiie.irrib
t'atcntm.l b iQiihy leevllin, loekrrbie.Dundrirs.
I atersun Jatnes, Annan bank, Jolmtn nr Kri Igr. Lockrrbli
lAimlnes
.. . 1 , Kobert Janliiie, lULTay. Locki
l‘a(ers<n,N bt .SUmpriLaid.Lalhrarl (.1 Kymw Lanark
latrrsuti U 1 (raulamrh Saiip'ar DiiiJnrs
latoa, Andrew, ChaprlcfolC, Ddtraltir klrkcvlUlghl
1 atoa, Ikmal J Glmsi t« t am i Iran, Stirlini
I’aCon, John 1>, Gran lbs me, Umlsuie, Alt Hired (J’)|
Paton, Not-erl. Mains uf \iries. Slraiiiarr, W l„iu«Ti
I aum. K rtwri, I iiiah. Tarts Hon. Ayrthiir
I atoo W AJ .itaJeuliain t y 'tlexan Iria, IXimUittuo
I atrkk. Miss I, C . WuvIm le lU me I aim, ll< llh, AyTS hln
lallulio I |{ruJiT«i,lhItkrlI|,Caninuitie,|- 0 (Urihir(
Paul. A|ra«i>der. bS, kbnala blrri t, llamilkei, tanark.
I earsigi, Mec , Whitihill i arm, Clilatid LanaiksIJre
reatsuo.lihn Suinnlnc.kidlin.hlrtlanJ _ (k)
IVatvm 'nwaia*, Sunnyikle.Curonock, Ayi~‘ ‘
Polcn, Mrs , Lanclall, Lockrrbir, lAin Inn
IVden. John, Walerside, Crosunicluil, '
kirkni Ibrlclit
reUicre«'|l( S , ivnny gbaci. Mull
Pemna.CW Ardrusl Aloes* Rpsastuir (t)|
PeleiLin, WilliiiU. Uunglaai, Gmcn ilridge, Kens-shire '
PeteTsoA.Gruecr.trinlrti* Son inrs* hhellind .
lettie, John Uta .UaiiaofAsteid.Vew Derr AbenJecS (k)l
ililipsiei llm Mil , Stot>sCatlle,hlulm, t ceNrshirr |
iNikm I sors <4Ale«ander,Auliuo kitmaun.Ayfslu/elk),
luken. Das id I., Immion, klikcudtricl U
PiOaiiaJ .Middleton I aim Milncas te, Glasgow, Lanatk-
iheken James.Cncir, Kifketi lleihhi (Fit
i inker! in James. itaiikhraJ Farm, Glassfsrd, Lanark |F)
•■•pee. j . - - - .
W . MIevy 'lams, KUli aniap. Raw tture
tiiir. vMu.lkinvittunt rU'ah UanUsKite ,
I ilcailbly.O'fi.West Drin llndcrt'lLan.l rrthahire (aA)
Ible, James, 'lilby kuidmsi. Shetlind f
lUI^ Mrs AllaoU Rer>ach.is.Clachan. Kiol)TeaMit)U (/')|
IWnmus lUvulS . LauiistcA (Uvile, illume, rorfat '
iVirler. H J , MiUikrn Paik, Johnatime, Rrafrew^hiti
rreniiee.Joha.Craioielana Clackna^an . (A)t|
I'rrtiiice, John, KalthhiU 1 ann.Oaly ton, Ayr.
rtenuce.Joho.Jr Ctoquhairnau Dronean. Ayrshue
PuUioger Thomas Charles, The Brae, Nr. INimfriri.
Punlle, K.CalheriOrfirld, Locharbriags, Dumfncsshi
R
Rae. George. KiUelUo Park, CampclIoiMi, Argyll
Rae John Nicn], Mountholy Rosehearty, Aberdeen ,
Raflan.John.MaiDsof Balaamoon Grange Keith Banlf (rA)
Ralston. Chas Wf . Dabton Thornhill Dumfnesshu
Ralston. Claude, GUnus House Clanus Forlarshri
RaislonI M C '& W , Cast Dniidleuble, Campbeltown
ArgylL
Ramsay. Andrew, Collaiirth Northraavier, Shetland.
Ramsey, George. West Weltoa 'lauchline Ayrshire
RanluD, James, South Balfem, kirkinner Wigtownshire (AJ
Rattray, John Cameron, Bellevue, Mur r of Old Ross-*lure
Rattray, Richard, Parkconon, Arbroath. Forfarshire U>A)t|
Rei<l,Mn CastIeStuart,Daicross,iavernes»-shire |A)f
R eid A , Balbridie, Durris Cralhes, Aberdeen
ROD, A. T., Anchteruder Boua, Aachlenidei. Pertbsbirs
Keid.AleX. Crag ’anmote House, UiBindalloch Banlfsbiri
Reid, Alexander Old Bishopton, Jiishopton.RenlrewsturefA) I
Reid Allred Herbert Hillhead, Ellon. Aberdeen. (A)'
Reid David Bcnthead, Kilwinning AsTshir* t
BBD. KBS. DATTD, Cicdts cl ClenmoKlc, BaEhtet.
Aherdeeaxhira (*)
Retd, Edward, 'Vartle Lumphanan, Aberdeenshire
Reid,|ohD,NelherKjldrummy 'lossat Aberdeenshire
Re*<l,R , Yoadertem, Hatton, Abct^en 1*1
Reid R 'I.TiUyTfe.Milnatliort, Kinross-shire W
Reid. Robert 'I , The Glen Farra, Falkuk, Stirling (A)t
Rent. Thomas C . Oldmains, Montgreenan, Aytshire _ (f)
Reid, Wm f , Fordhouse of Dim Mootrose, Forfar (seA)
Reit^ Thomas K , Old Echt. Echt Aberdeenshire
Reith, Wm , kennerty Dairy, S 6 Rose St , Aberdeen (A)|
Remue.A AW R , Kingslaggaa, Gatehouse, Kirkcudbright
Renaie J , Upper Angusion, PeteixuHer Aberdeen '
ReynanL Jamet N , Manuel House, Manuel, Stirling
RjdiaidsoD, Mrs , Dalgavies, Forfar
Ricbacdsaa.C BalgiayilomeFarm Lockerbie Dum
Ridinxmd A Gordon, The Duke of , Gordon Castle, Foeba
Uocaystnrr
Rinloal, Wnu, Kilmux Farm, Levrn, Fife
Aynhire
Aytsl ire
Ayrslure
Ayrshire
Aterders Argus
ShurlliorD
Ayrsl ire
Ayrshue
Ayrshire
(.ulloway
ALerileeii Angus
Aynl ire
Aynluxe
I rirslaa
Fnr^
Ayritiire
Ayrslure
A^^rrn Arrus
i ntslan
ShrlUnJ
Ayrshire
Ayrslure
Highland
Abeblren Angu*
Sljoribore
Micilaad
Atenlnn Angus
Jrmy
Ayrshire
A)Tsl ire
Ajrsturc
Ayrshire
Slerihora
{'nesisa
AjTshjre
Awrdeea Angus
Aterdeta Angus
hliertbora
phciland
AjTslii/e
^Ayr^are
Ayrshire
Aberdeta Angus
Galloway
Aberdeen Angus
Ayrshire
Shetland
Ayrshire
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthorn
Aber Angus^t
Aberdeen Aogu*
Aberdeen Angus
Abetvleen Angus
puD&Bltd Gall,
Shorthorn
STiorttiotu
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
CATTLE BREEDERS-SCOTLAND
R tchif A S. ^fnc^r F*rm Grm»ck Reiilr»w
R ttli f U O \tth<TW Uoui SUwh» Tn tioh
R Ichjf I IVtit of Oirich r OU Dorr Abonlrrash re (t)
K tch r T na^trr CrauJiKk e harm Dunfrnulor h fe
Robb I i D Pal-wrtlcD Oib Itrer A'Tslure
Robb IVttr \ocidertioo»rt. Dalrj- A>T*ture 1
KDbb,i\m llaiewani Oi d Cumnoclc ^ Tab re (Jt)
Robertort R. A. \ etholnl Ma n» Krlto Koxburcti
RoborU.) W'h Iriutli arm Nrntbott) Krl«o Roxburgh (k)
RoberUi^tra Iran Culmul)- Golspie Sutbrrland Ipi
Roberts Mai \\ Culmailj’ Coisp r Sutherland
Robertson Sin Aqu thie Kemna Aberdeenshire (p)*
Robertson A. U LeiUhestosm Duck r Danlfshire
Robertson A S. Grun 1 rtb Nest ne Shetland (k)
Robertson C L. TuUochgr bban Graatou-n-on Spej
Morapshire
Friesian
Shocthii«ts
Abetdem Abcus
Aberdeen Ancus
Sbetlanil
Aberdeen Angus
Robertson Ednard Lope Farm Dun Ire Forfarshire
Robertson Ian S. Laaksrood, Llpn t| ras^ re {ph/
Robertson j AD Qochfoldich Strathlar Perthshire
Robeson I \eirton Lopera ( flail niu g I erth
Robertson J M H L>king Sromness Orkney (j
Robertson James. Hamnas-ol Lunnasl ng Shetland
Robertson jamra. Slams of Qunie DlairgosiTie Perth
Robertson. John Gardens Gluss Ollaberr> Shetland
Robertson John Keithinore IXifflown Danllsh re
Robertson John Over Ames, Whaupbill W ponnshire
Robertson John Ozensetter Ollabemr Shetland {
RobePscn Peter Crrmista Lens ck Shetland
Robertson Peter D CasUecra g N gg Ross-shire (
Ayrsh te
Shorthorn
ShorUnm
Shorthorn
Shetland
Shorthorn
Shetland
Aberdeen Angus
Scott Phot CapI C F DrumwhtU AewCalloway SUUon, DunlBItd CsQ.
kKkcudbnght
Sen pie Matthew SandbiU Orongan Ayrshire. t Ayrshire
Sen pie Robert Vetherton Dalrymple AiTshire t Ajnhire
Set pir U n llallagan I ann Stratbblane Glasgow Lanark Ayishre
Sett see \\m SI mjork, K rkaman Migtown. DunADItd. GilL
Shanks lanes MyJub Denny Stirling Ayrshire
Shanks Jai Parklry 1 lace Lml thgow West Lothian t RedloU
Shanks. Janies Rattra Uurgue Kukcudbngbt (kit Friesian
Shanks Wm Clenle tch Fens k Ayrshire («) Ay^re
Sharp Mrs. J QppensFarm Johnstone Renfrew f Ayrshire
Shaw Miss Lochsi ie BalmacJellan Kirkcudbright Galkmay
Shaw Da d Monlgarswooi] Mau bline Ayrshire Anshite
Shaw Gfotfr Nether Ton down Knockando Moray-shue A^rdeenAngus
ShawStewart Sirli 0t Ardgosan Inseikip Keniirw t Ayrshire
Shepley Sbepley K of Truquhaui DalmaclcUan Kirk Calloway
eudbngttt (k)
Shewan A South Perohomer Fraserburgh Aberdeen, (p) AberdeenAngus
Sbewan J S PrathilL Reithall Insenme Aberdeen. Shorthorn
Shields, G li Oolphinstone Tranent Last Lotbun (<k1 Shorthorn
Shelds Jas The Farm Longniddry Last Lottuan (k) Shorthorn
ShicU Mn Janet Kennieslon. Jedburgh Roxburghshire SboRbom
Sbirll fUben Sourhope. Kelso Koiburgh (S) Shorthorn
Shetland
Shetland
Aberdeen Angus
Rnbcrtnn Robert, Goctans Rothesay Sotth Bute (k)
Robertaco S. Stooeyf eld Kemnay Aberdeen
Robertson T P C ^ ItCB knockando Flora shire
Robertson Mayor W B MC Colton Chiniermline File
Robertson Win. Berrybillock Glamii Forfarsh re
Robertson Wm )r Claggu Cragellachie lUnifshire
Rnbertaon Wq Tocalonquhan Sum
Shortbom
AberdeenAngus
Red PMl
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen An^
AberdeenAngus
S bbaU Stes en. Cushenquarter Farm Fleao Slirlingsbiie’ Fnsian
SiUan Hugh Wlutrside hlonktoo Ayrshire Ayrshire
Sun JohnR Mundktnalla Sewtyle t'oriar (k) AberdeenAngus
Simpson Charles Ramsay Cessans by Forfar AberdeenAngus
Sin^ r Alfred Sorby Sandness Shetland Shetland
Sinclair Das d Louston Nigg by Aberdeen Fnesun
Sinclair Franc s Duita Sandness SbeUand Shetland
Sinclair SirJ R G Bt. Darrock House Wick Caithness Sbvtborn
Sinclair Dr Wm LousCon Sigg by Aberdeen. t Fciesian
Slack John TanlomhiU Boreland Lockerb e Dumlcies. Callouay
Slater John Grange Kukcudbnghtslure (rkjt Ayrsh re
Slater John Grange Kukcudbnghtslure
Slater Kol>crt,)lardgate Dalbeattie I^kcudbngbt.
Slater Tbomas llartburn Kirkcudbright
Reger Cnkise M Kiddech Huotly Aberdeen (k|
Re«r Peter Kinbreon Roth e*\erman Aberdeen (k)
R^ Hon Bernard Kelt e Castle Ouncung Penh
I Rmiald \V A B. Ceridley Ke g t'i'b tehouse Aberdeen (>)
Rone I! 7 Holme Rose GoUanf eld Inverness'thire
I Rose Wm. Haughof Zkillech n Ball aluig Perthshire (k)
Rosebery Eitaie Co Dalmeny House Edinburg (]>k)|
Ross ACM Uerag Alness Ross shire
Km Alexander AngnS'e Torptuns Aberdeenshire
Roes Andrew Wlieacr g Kilmsurs Ayrshire
Roes Charles O M IberLCnelf Penhsbue Is)
BOSS, CSSQiQtOX TfU CuUe EesUiei tanmeu. (U)t
Ross George A Rynie House I earn Hoss-shite
Ross Hugh Penoymore Och Itree Ayrshire (k)
Ross John Muirttm Mams Fa tbum Mu roi Otd Rc s
Ross Mss Mary C Dnimrake Crceloef h rkcudtr rt (kj
Ross Peter Danis-of Dums Crathes K ncaidiaeshire
Ross Thomas South M Itcs Clenluce W etounshire
Rotleoburg F A Locb l ane Cr ell Vc^ iskjlli
Rowett Research InstiCUboo Buckburn Aberdeen. (y)t
Roxburgh John Durntem Ayr
Roxburgh Wm Leperston Farm K Imaoelm Renfrew
Roxburghe Duke of Floors Castle Kelso Roxburgh t
Ayrshire
Sbonboni
Shonhoen
Aberdeen Anns
Aber Angusifc
Shor bom
Shorthorn
Aberdeen
Sbortbom
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthorn
Aberde en Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
A^rdeen Angus
Awrdeen Angus
Ayrshire
Sloan Bryce Townhead Aucbinleck AFCshtre- t Aynture
Sloan George Bosh oi Craigs. Dumfne* (kH Aynhirs
Sloan Hogb Caibello Cumnock Ayrshire (k) Ayrshire
Sloan Hugh Rigg Kirkconnel Dumlnee. (sk) Ayrshire
Sloan J 4 H Creocb Sew Cumnock Ayrshire Ayrshire
Sloan Mungo Hunter House Lochmab^ Dum£nes |I)t Ayrshire
Sloan Tbomas Fountambleu Dumfnrs (k) Ayrshire
Sloan W & W H CasUe Mams New Cnmeock Ayrshire Ayrshire
Sloan Wm. Sbawtmuig Ctcceburn TbomhiU Dumlnee. t Ayrshire
Soiib Ales South Burreldales Altah, Oanilsb re (s) Aberdeen Aagu*
South Andrew Slatce Farm KIlmaooisD Rentrewshire Fnesiaa
South Mrs. Buchanan Drumdunio Ptcaple Aberdeen.i«V) Sbnrthom
Smith Henry HUUotd Kemnay Aberdeen. Sbortbon
Smith J Grant In enUan Ctaniewn-oa Spey Mociysh. Aberdeen Angus
Smith 4D KilmaunMains Ktlmanock Ayrshire Ayrshire
Souib P Thirdpart Aucb nlech Aynhira t Amhira
Smith R C Moabaugb Kels^ Roxburghshire (t) Shortbom
South Stewart Easter H gbgate Beth Ayrslurs Fnesiaa
Smith amet Muk Twynbolm Kirkcudbright (k) Aynbire
South oho Ballingal Farm Leslie Fifcshire (k) Fnmian
Snulb c4in Setter Sandwick. Shetland. (k) Shetland
Smith efau Sloiueh U Lera ck Shetland Shetland
Smith oha WhitehiU Ochiltree Ayrshire t Ayrshire
Smith John B Ailh Cunnuucsburgb SbeUand Shetland
Snuth lobnC Kiliord Diybndge Ayrshire Ayrshire
Snulfa Mis K M Pittodne Pitcaple Aberdeenshire Sbortbom
Russell David G Bruce! eld WrstCalder hlidlothtao
Russell G H The Bunt Edrell Forfarshire
K ssell James P Netherton Uallron S rl agshire |k)r
Russell John, East Fulton Farm Johnstone Rrnliew Ik)
Russell John Mansfield WesiCaUer Mid lo tbiaa
Russell John, Walston Mansion Dynsyre I.anark t
Rust J AT., Kirkland CoKend DalbealtM Kukcudbnghl
AberdeenAngus
Ayrshire
Smith ExCTS ol Matthew Lealh^ Castle D^Ux. AyTshu*
K tkcudbngbL (*)
Smith Matthew Nether Holm Kirkmaboe Dumfnea. |k) Ayrshire
Souib Peter Mams of Axloun Aliord Aberdeenshire Ab^eenAngus
Smith R LowArkland CasUe Douglas Kirkcudbright Ayrshire
South K Laidlow Pittodne Ibtca^e, Aberdeen. Shortbom
Souib Rc^it Burnside Stanley Perthshire Fnesiaa
Smith Robert Capnngstone Dreghom Ayrshire (i)t Fnesian
SmiUi Robert, Elymains, Drongan Ayr Ayrshire
Smith. Robert, Paxkfergris, Campbeltowi) ArgylL Ayrshire
South RobL A WesterLinat Beauty In emess shire (k) Shorthorn
SnuUi Sbgo Capt A D Inxievar Oakley Fife. Ip] Shorthorn
^ythe Geo if BaJearres Hotel Echt, Aberdeenshire AberdeenAngus
Soaiideii,W M Colilo c li. Blair Dr umnifei d I erth. Sbortbom
Snodgrass. J Millies Farm Helensburgh Dumbaitoa (k)t Red Poll
So^ratf M W OakI Id Jonayngg. Midlothian Sborthurn
i Shonhoen |
A berdeot Angus I
Ayrshire i
I So^rsiilr T P Sandiljnds, Lana^ (k) Ayrshire
I Soutbajc,Tbe Countess of, Kinnaird Castle. Brechin Fort^ Frtesiao
Soulbesk Earl ot K nnaird Castle, Brechin Forfar Highland^
Scott, Hugh Mdtovio Douclas, Lxnatksh re t
Scott j Healberbouse Tanhemese, Kirkwall Orkney
S®tt J AJ Nethertown. Dumtnes-shire
Scott. JSnies. Frarn Roes shire
Scott, James Moflat Inrhock Arbroath Foriarshire (/)
Scott. Col John Auchinlea Farm QelUnd. Lanarkshire
Scott. John. Drumhumpbry Corsock, UalbeatCie, Kirk
cud bright
Soalt. John, Polah Uy Newton Stewart W igtownshire
Scott JmepbC Cougaltoct Drem Edinburgh |k)
Scott Robert Tboinbolnie Carluke, La n a r kshire (ski
Scott, Tbcnias, NelhcrbalL Sandilaods, Lanarkshire (k)t
Scott Wm Heme Farm Aldbar Brechin, Fortar
Sparir, Jar. CaeUfibillt Muchalls, Stonehaven. Sbewtbora
Fancard nc.
Spark, Rev Wm Arthur Clenbucbat Aberdeenshire AberdeenAngus
Speu], lamm.Fometh, Dunkeld Perthshire tbeMeen Angus
ShurtbeWD
Abe r deenAngus
Npeir f NeutooFm HaUside Glasgow Lazurk. (It tyrshm
'■peir K OicbardFm KUmun. by Greenock, Renfrew (>|t Fnecun
Spur WsQiam, Bum, Datrr Ayrshire. t Ayrshire
Spur WsOia)^ Bum, Datrr Ayrshire. t Ayrshire
Spence, A £., OunmnalJ Mams. Montrose, Foriarshire (k) F eaiaa
'tpence AOS, Famras. Ccom Brsjge Rom shire
''pence tndeew Ccenni estoit Mootrtwe Fcrfacshire 1 I'rKsian
Spence Gerege Bell Cowdena, Lockerbie Dumfrlre. t tyrsLire
Spence ILG, Mountboy Montrose Fcetarshir* F wsian
Spence Henry E Clenskmao, Montrose kcwlarshir* i nrsua
''peace, John. Ciulakw Farm. llumtsUral. Fifmbire f Irwsun
Npencer Juhrt HioghiU Hurtle Abesyleen. Nrayrthom
'■pnat Oune G U, Ikness, lloezue KitkeiaJliryckish- IGtv i s kiw
NpniatJd'..BcxTUialcdABWoth.Gatebaisr Kukciadtrtgbk HeltG
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WAL— ^OU
CATTLE BREEDERS-SCOTLAND.
26S
Nain<
le Uk] Addm*
\\a1kt,\Vra , Drutnn^ I'arton Kirlcudbnsht
Wallet, \\m Castle Doualat Kukcudbnitht
Wallmoa, Mist A{Ti<^ iloull.baoda»t, Shetland
Wallrrsoa \rlhur \o^7 hanilnni, Shetland
Wanlmp Dtiid Knocktma Cumnock, A^-nbire
Warilrr^, R R . Dankrnd Cumnock Ajrdure
Wardrr^, Robert. Kouiklshaw Auchinlock \)nbire
Wardrop.W D Ruyt ^uihinleck. A>-rshire
Wanne Ma)orW Lcnncl CoHstmam Rcr»irkshire
Watson Mexaadcr, liarboiah Mauchhne AtTshiR
Watson. AleiandcT, Mams of WbjthUl Cainne Uanfl
Watson Dr ChaUnrra. Fenton Bams Dmn CastLothunlWtl
Watson George, Old Craif Meekl* Wartle Aberdeenshire
Watscia.H Mains of Duchrae CastkDouglas Kirkcudbnghtt
Watsen J U.At'Hainont MsUlwuse Atgsll
Watson, James & Son, Meiklc Emambrie, Cattle Dougl;
KirkoidUight
Watson James A., Ilieh Tarbeg Ochiltree Ayrshire
Watson John V , Cast Tarelgin Col>ton Ajt
W atson Robert, Dswmcken by Dundee Forfarshire
Watson, W illiam.Muirstcn Mauchlice \)Tshire
Watson, W-n , Skepperton Uro-ni bridge, Stirlingshire
- I-.— <,..1 » -...e-.o- •-kcudbright(*M|
Watson,
wGtllowi
m, W esl Sils erford Ga
m. M Tbomhill d
r, Banlfthm
Farm Helensburgh
rell Insdi Abemeen
Watt, Robert, Dnunlad Helensburgh IXunbarton
W att. Thomas, nuihei Farm Paislev Renfrewshir
Watt WiUiaio Bachanstoae Insch *' — '* —
Watt Wm ik Son, Camis Eskao
DuinbarUB
Webster Dulhie, Colljmie Tarsei Aberdeen
Webster, Gordon, Dalaeordie Brechin Forfar
Webster, James. Bridgelooi Sewoiachar Aberdeen (t)
Webster.WilIiam.Athelstaneford Orem EaitEoUiian
W edderbam, P L S Oalhousie Largo Fife
W eir, Alexander, Kells of Southnock Dumfnessbire
Weiriiames Drumcruittao ThnnihiU, Diunines
Weir, James, Sandilacds, by Lanark (k)
^^elr,John, invenabyle Appia Arg)li
V^eir,]abn Midtovn Sew Abbey Read, Dumfries (U)t
Weir, Robert, Toatafoot TborehiU Dumfnes j
Wemyss & March, The Carl of, Gostortb, Loogniddry
E Lnthiaa „ (*)
Wenyti CepL VLcbael, Red House Weoyss Castle, Filet
WestnfSmilandAgricultijralCollegeFano Holmes Farm
Kilmarnock, Ayrshire „ . , tsfir
White, C D,G>ui>weU Inehture Perthshire (p)
White, James W , Edgefield Fami Loaohead, Midlothian
White, John, lUlslack Lockerbie Dumlnes t,
White, Matt CeuntyAetmaaiyliiip Lerwck4hetUnd(sk)
White, T , Higbue Castle Douglas KirkeudbngbL 'C"'
Whiteford George Langcraigs Paisley Renfrew
WhitefordiJames Caldicoau Sewtoo Means Renlrewsturet I
Whillon.J W (Easter Jordaostoee byMeigle Perththtre(i|{
Whyte, Alexaniier, Easter DenooOiGlamii Forfarshire
tVhyte, Archibald, Spoct Klmemuir Forfarshire
Whyte,! D, plains of Orton, Orton Station Morayshire (a|
Whyte, James & I L. Haysloo Clamis, Forfarshire (ikV
Williams, Alexander, Sethermauis Monymusk Aberdeen (t)
Wilhamsoa, Messre .Hall Kickcoonell Dumlnes
WiUiamsoo, A .Souther House Gluss Ollabetiy, Shetland
Williamses, Q .Lathercn Mams W ids, Caithness (k)
WiUmniSon D D, Auld Town of Carnouae, Tumff
Aberdeen
W iIliamsoD, Dand H , Sypland, Kirkcudbngtit
W lUiamsoD, Joho, Gluss, Ollaberry. Shetland ik)
vtilliamsoo, Peter, Saltness, Walls, Shetland '
VliUiamsca Walter Melbr Sandness.SfacIla^-
WilIs.SirEmettS Dart .Meggeniie Castle, Clenlyno, Penh
WilIs.F NoelHsmiltoa Invergarryllause.loveniess-shicc
Wills W M .of Killilaa&Patt Stromefrery Ross>shire
W ilscs, Alex .Capellie Farm \eilstoo Renfrewshire
Wilscs, Alexander, Tbomley Park, Paisley, Renfrew (k)
Wdsoo.Alex M , Broocnbillbank Lockerbie. Dumfries (k)f
Itilson, Andrew, Finlsystoo, Ochiltree, Ayrshire (sA)i
Wilson.C i L Aucheoflower Dillantiae. Ayrshire |k)
Wtlsoa. Sit David, Bart^ CatbetU Itnme Farm, Ballson
Sutioo Slirliog
" M , \fains
SbetUmT
hhetUltd
AiTsbire
A^-fshlre
Ayrsbir*
Short bora
Ayrshire
Shortbora
Airsbire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Al^rdcefi Angitsl
Ayrshire
Aberdeen Angus
Avishire '
Shortbom
Amhsce
SboribofU
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Abei^eo Angus]
Ayrshire '
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Highland
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
FnesUo
Shnnbom
Ayrshire
She eland
AVTShjce
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Ayrsbice
Sbelland
Aberdeen Angusi
Shortbeen
Ayrshue
Sbelland
Shetland
Shetland
D Shortborn
Ayrshire
Highland
RedIMU
Ayrshire
A}Tshire
Ayrshwe
Shortbora
Wilfcn, Hugh, Soulbmains. Sanquhar, Dumfries
Wilsnn.lIuA Toreros# Tarboltcin Ayrshire
Wilson ! Ik»lritone, Barrhead Krnfreushire
Wiitaa,l & Sin Tbundergarth Mains Lockrrbie, Dumfr
Wilson, lames. Ban khea I Farm.Lphall, Linlilheonslurrl
Wilson, fames. Mill OS) leld, Barbieslon by Ayr
Wilson, James, tioghall Farm, Broomhouse Lanark.
Wilson I
s Meadoubank Msuchline, A) r
• " •’ — I, CaraUislane, Lanark I
' • - Macduff, lUnlfshlre
A)7ihire
Red ibll
Fricsi
Wilson, smrs, WrslUim, CamUisIatie, 1
Wilson, ames Wesirr Jackslon Macdull
Wilson, olio Uarneil.Girsan AjTihire
Wilson, ohn M G .Klikmabteck Crrticron
CtrticrwTi, Kiikcadbrightl
, . .. . Isle. Shetland
Wilson, P Lawhill Auchirraedrr. Prrthshire
Wilson, Robert Ctsig O Seilston, Neilslon Lanark (1
Wilson, Robert, tlansuTae, Bridge of Weir, Renfrew
W ilum, Robert P Langfualds, Bearsdrn lonark I
Wilsoo.Slenart, Kenaby Fairlsle Sbrtland
Wilson Stewart, Spnng/ield Fair Isle, Shetland
Wilson Tlumias, ISiydslon, by Ardrossan, AyTshire
W ilson, Thomas Lccgb, Fair Isle, Shetland
Wilson, Walter InchRourr, Buckie, Danifthire
Wilson, Vtaller Francis, Broomlands Hawick, Roxburgh
Wilson, William, Barmoorbill.Tarbollon Ayrshire
Wdsen. William Damglici Cwonbie, Dumirirs
Wilson, Wm .Drtimfergue.Cartly, Aberdeen (j
W dsoo, W ilbam, Duobae. Stranraer, Wigtownshire
Wilson, Wm , Largo! Dunscore, Auldgirth. Dumlnes
VXingate David.Ostlehill, Wisbaw, Lanark
Vtinter EAR CuUew. Kimemuir, For'arebiie
Wishatl.FW F.Fiddei Foveran UdnySution Aberdec
Wish^ F W P.WcslrrfoIds Dulfus, Elgin, Morayshii
Wishart, John. Bendigo St OIs KUikwall, Orkney
Wishart Robert. rorraiwatt, Walls Shetland
W iiher, James Awbuk Stranraer, Wigtewtishire
Wolfe.C R.OatUyMiIl.Saltoun PeDcaitlaod, E Lolhlan
Wood.A I! E.ClMsrll Aberdetntlure ,
Wood. \ W NetstoB Farm, East Kilbride, Lanarkshire I
Woodbura, Alexander, Barwbeys Msuchline, Ayrshire fl
Woodburn.Aadrew lloIehouse.CalstoD, Ayrshire t|
Woodbuto. Hugh, KiUoch, Calsinn, Ayrshire *'
Woodbura, f . Castlrmilkiowh, Lodierbie, Dumfries
VXoodbiira, Ko^rt.W'hiichi)) Hurlford, Ayrshire
Wngbl AJex T, East Restoo, Rcsten, Bcrwicksbitc (s>k}
Wylie, Joseph A., Darnbeih. Bndge<f Weir, RchJrewshue
XV)llie,A.&W Mosiprl.Msuchline.Ayniure t
Wyllie.Dav &Ceo D .Hardgrove.Ruthwell, Dumfries fs/}
WyUie, RobL.Locbilt Heugb,. North Berwick, East Lothian
>X)Uie,Sooi(, Milton of Luncarty, Perth
Ayrshire
Sbonhorn
Ayrshire
Galloway
Shetland
Shorthorn
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Shetland
Shetland
Fnesian
Shetland
Aberdeen Angus
Shetland
Aberdeen Angus
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
AberdrenAngus
Aberdeen Angus
Shofthoco
Aberdeen Angus
Shetland
Ayrshire
ShorthotB
Sbofthero
Ayisbre
Ambire
Abeideea Angus
Friesian
Ayisbire
hates Allred, E Lccharwood, Rulhwcll Dumlrirs
hooLThos , Jednruk, Jedburgh, Roxburgh
houng.Mrs.Fatkbead.Fenwick, Ayrshire
Young A .GarroehHouse. Daily Calloway, Kirkcudbright!
hoimg, Alexander, Muirbouse Crossbouse, Ayrshire
houng.G J .Tanel. Fcaro, Ross shire
h oung. Gowge, High Street, Stcichen, Aberdeen
Young, H A .dc R , Redhalls TorthoiVaJd, Dumfries
:,J ,MomwsldCtange,Rulhwrll,R.SO .Dumfries f|
hOUDg. h
e, Troon, Ayrshire
(Wl
house, Matthew, Goo^pe, Johnstone Bridge, Lockerbie
Duralries (k)
houng. Robert, Adamtou kfains, Mooktoo, Ayrshire ,
houng, Robert, Drum, Kilkeiuie, Campbeltown, ArgyJ. I
houDg.RobettASon,GuineaWetl,DarTbilLAyTshire '
houng, WDLgCrugcncalt Kinghorn, File . . t,
houng. Wm., Clcncrsig Farm, Campbeltown, Argyll (kltl
hmmg.hVilliu *nitrepwood,Galtioa, Ayrshire .. ik)'
houager.Mrt.Moimt Melville, St Aodrewt.File t,
homiger, Dauel, WesterCiaigduckie.Dunfermline File I
houo^, Mrs. kL, Ravenawood, Melrose, Roxburghshire . I
Shorthorn
Abu^en Angus
Shortborn
Aberfeen Angus
Storthorn
INSURANCE, SEE PAGE XXIII.
i'or rrpfano/idn o/ gyin&o/e «e« pagt XXI.
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SHEEP BREEDEBS-SanXAND
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Sheep Breeders.
Name and Addrc&a
Nan e and Ad lm<
Adam Janie* Cra etoa Largs Ayrsb re
Adam \\ Tcmplelon Slrachan Banchory Iuncardine<i
ihire (t)
Adams J HouseOHiU Neviton Stcuart \\ glownshm
Aitcbjson JohnW Bnerybd) Han ck Boxburab
Aitken David Stockbndge L nl t) aenv WeslLolbUa
Ailktn, Raines Ncdsdalt Laigs Aynbie
Aitkenbead Chas & A HammgN alley BinLlheOw
WeslLdlhun
Aitkeohead %V A Hamiog Valley Linl tbgovr Wrtl
Lotbian (Ji)
Alexander A Lawmu r Dollar Cla k nannanshire
Alexander G H East F ngask Old Nit tdrum Aberdeens) Ire
Alexander J C S Elr ck Muchalis btonehaven KiQcar
dine (ekjl
Alexander J Vi GoUbdl MoKat DuirJnea ttliO'
Alexander IV South Dunn VV alien Caithnm (k)
Allan John Minuotwn Pin«hettJ Ayrsliite
Allan \V Graogetun Or\an Asrsbre
Allen R II Smailhotm Mams Kelso Koxburgbsbire (fi
Alston David Ilenol Mill Her at Ldinburgb
Anderson Angus S Spango Sanquhar Din Ir es
Shetland
Andersen MssEbtabeVh Mangister SuUuC Sbelland (ck)!
Anderson C F Vterr ness Butb I
Anderson G H LastFngark Old MOdrum AbrtdecQl k)|
Anderson George Blacks de.Som Airshre '
Anderson George Ke tb Globe Lcru ck bhelland
Anderson Hugh OverWhtrhau h Murkrk A)rshr
Anderson James Greenock Dike Mu tkirk A)nhite
Anderson j araes S evbrt W cll^ood Mu rk rk A> rsb i
Anderson VV VV Cole urn Kukaevston Mdlotbian
Andeooa Will am Crageods Fentteck Ayrshre
Anderson Wtlliam VV ishaw Mauchlme Ainhife
Andrew la ncs D ke Kirk mebael Ayislure
Andrew Robert lennyvciuie Oalm Uington Ajrshr. .
Argo Alexander Meadaole Kothe Norman Aberdeenshire
Armour Matthew MuirlauU losrhw anoch Henirci. shire
Armour Robert Rowhead Last K Ibt de Lanark
Armstrong Tbomw EasVCoVe Haw ck Hosburghvbite
Amott G L V
Amoti 11
Aberdeensh re
Amott John CoulMaos roilat
Auld Da d P nmore Ma ns Piawberrr Ayrshire
Auld R Knocklaugb G nan Ayrshire
Austin K Mein BlackclaughTie BanbiU Ajsshire
B
Baird Hugh Ccassb 11 Clenbuck Lanark i
Sallour The Carl of VV hittineebame Prestonkiik EastI
Lothian I
Ballantyne, R P L nhope Kan ck Roxburgh
Barbour Davd Airtnock Fen» ck Ayrshire
B^m .
Barr Allan Hobs and Monktoi
Barr, J i J Dunsyre Ma ns Duniire Carsta r* Junct oil
Lanarkshire
Barr J AT Blackbarn Kilbirn e Ayrshire
Barr Johns Struthers Farm Hurlford Astshire
Barr Samuel Nottylees Kelso Roxbg gh
Barr VV U am Boreland Ducsjte Lanark (k
Barr Will am Mavishall Hutnbe LastLolhun Ik
Bare W'dliam SheUbdJ Eagesbam Lanark
Bame R chard VVr Howbum b ggac Lanark
Bame Walter Sundhope Yarrow Selk rk
Baxter R ExstMurdykes Howtiood Glascow (A
Bean Alexander J \V Ballochy Montrose Forfar (r
Beatt e G V Pamphiay Invetke lor Montrose Forfar
geatte James Paskhouse Canonbe Dumfi es
Beattie Walter Dam head. Inneile then Peeblesshire
Be th ibss hbddleton Largs Ayrshire
Bell Dayid Jr ^ Hass Lockerb e Dumfres (tki)
Bell David Jr, Hass Lockerb e Dumfres
Bell J Jr Balbuth e K Iconquhar F fe
Bell P A Leuthars, F fe ^
Dirme John Wester Rora Longs de Aberdeenshire
BUck Mrs O BankFarm Dolphintoo Veebleshire
B^CE, JOHN BLAIR, CroaihilL Maybol Arrahite
Blackley John. Lothfiekl Dumfries
Blaine James r awberry C rv.n Ayrshire
Blair Alexander Ledardfarco /berioylc Stirling
BUnc* Magnus Sealicld Lerw ck Shetland
BUekfaca
Cheslot^t
ItulO laitcster
Blathtaco
U<VtL Li tester
Botd Leicester
UoTil Lricestrr
Uotil Lecester
BU ktacc
Itord Lee
Ilia htac«
IllMkiace
Uoed Le cesfer
Otlunl Uo»a
Chevot
Blackface
Shetland
Bia kfacc
tiotil Leicester
nUckface
hhellatul
DUcUace
Ulackface
DVacklaca
UU kface
Bta Ua<«
Ularklace
lllacklaca
Ulacklaca
Uord Le «*ter
UUcklace
Blackface
(Void Leicesvtt
Cbev oi
Hord Le i
Botd L« I
Bord LcKcster
BUekface
UUtkfxce
Ulaeklace
Bond Le cesler
Bord Lei
Bord Le cesler
Bord Le ce
Blackface
Bord Lece
Suffolk
Bord Lece
Oxford Dos
Blackface
Bold Lcscester
Chevot
Blackface
Bord Le c
Bord Lee
Cheviot
Che -lol
Blackface
Bord. Le cesfer
Oxford Down
Oxford Down
Bord Leceste
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
Bord Lecester
Elacktscs^i
Cheviot
BlackfM
Blackface
Blackface
Bofie Mrs Duklouie o rvan Ayrshire j
Ihne J kSuas kleatlowhrad (Ursptu nt Kitkcudbnghl
Uo e Jamer A Sosa filar C rvan A )7»? ire '
Hone JarntsASons R bstme I r\aii,A)rxhire
Ikxie JaiDc* Jr Clmk In Lau laih Arran
UoiKUa AndrrwC VVot/rlkinhard Scone i erth (rk]
itotlaiid John Auchencani TbonihU Kukcudbtighl
llofliod sUllbew CairtihiU Galibo A)Tsture (k]
IVutthwKk J ba A Uinam Row Jedburgh Koxlnirsh
lioull U isLH seT D Uamvannoeb New Luce.\V gtown
(towe J G Hopng Cixkbuntspath Uemrkshire '
Dowse Dr J C iarkhall Bilrr hleltanJ
llo)il KUirtl Lra.duw Matbule Ayrshire
Doyd Th <s M Lraig VVTulhum VV gtownOure
Bmb n VV plnuherry Fann 1 inwherry Ayrshire
Hrrckei ivUe Alex Craignathro 1 orfaf
Uruns Kobrrt Pitralirao Mx ns Nug Ross shire
Btubanr JiAm i xlcarduch Hxllantrar AyisSute
Uroadloi ( K U VVhukirk Mams fitstciokuk
Lothixn (ck)fl
ftroatiJi H LI ilofseelnsr Kulhwcll. IXinifnashire
lirud e t The Lowe DunkrU 1 rrthihire
HCDok Lt.-Ct4.Chas Knmount Aiuian Dumfries, (r/kj | ,
llnni A S nai holn kel^ Ruxburshshirc
BnraA A A D UruaJ Keen KirkMwald Altsh re
Brown Aodrrw Ctin nx Waletbick Dumfnnshire
Utusm ViXhkI Cofpb n Uarr Vyrshiie
Brown f^eorse h vna ilv I a, Kelso H itnirgh
Brown lames UouthsUc New C ntyitk Ayrshire
Brown Joba. VVnierion lann K llcarn Mirlmgsbue
Brown Hoben \V Kirkh 1] Cn ne Kilnumock ,
Brown T hborliers Craig e Kd. tsilnianiuck Ayrshire |r)|
Browii.W AW Dalractei NewCuiuwcfc kyniiire
Brown VV Uiata viraluwlieio Biggar Lanarkalure
Brown W Uiata Iractue NewCunnock Ayfibre
Brawn U a Cumuston Tuwrts Farm If .uar Lanark ,
Browae MaJ A Callaly Castle VVhittmchaiie C Lothsas
Brownlee 11 C Linton Kelso Roiburrb
Broce Charles M The Lanicvt Form M raithlre
Bnice < A ImchlielJ InicC Ab^'
Brace Jack SunnisJe Jedburtb Roxburgh
Bruce James VV IYih hsugh liawi k Roiburgh
Urate W D IRwsofUln-v e I erevMorayshirt lt*l
Bruges Cev L Miitili-il) Moffat Du fries (ti
Budge losepb Caster kanchie NirgStaiioa Ross (0
a e- Marquis of Mouaaluart, Rothesay
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Bute K T
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Bute KT The viarquis of Duhilncs House OldCumt
BOTX^^T A.. CarsVaa. Cospu Aacos, IbtUntuse /«!
Butter Messrs AuIdMIsn Lmirathen K meinmr Fcefar
Bulktv James, Vlasterloo Dunirrmline FJeshire (ck)
Calder Jan es & W ifbain Cain dinnra lladdingtoii, £ssl
Loihun '
CaMwrII Allan Auebentaggart Sanquhar Dumfne*
Callao U S VV DaUalloch Oallaotrae. Ayrshire
Cameron Arch A Sons Westside Brechin Foriai . .
Cameron D C Last TuUybanoocher Cooine Petthsh re(e) I
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Dnimmood John Auchlewan Ihonberry Ayrshire '
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Fallas James Cegwar Mams Barrhill Ayrshire
Fallas Williarn Lnchmaharb C^phaim Kirkcudbright
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K ne Ccoree Home Farm, Bemedale Caithness (A)
K ne J MonquKk Netherley, Stonehaven Kincaixlinesh
King Will am Vogr e Ma ns Gorebr dge M dlothiao
Kimaid J Newmains Stenton Prestonkirk E Lothian
Kinnaud Jidin Papple Haddington East Lothian
Kirkland John Newlands Maybole Ayrshire ,
KiikparckA&A Barr Sanquhar Dumfnes (i;)T
Kmn BeyocH Plan It gh Kdbinue Ayrsbi-- '
Knox John Woods de Monkton Ayrshire
Kyle AVin Sorb trees ‘ " '
Rorl LtiuxUi
BorJ Le enter
Romney Haridi
f la kfaee
huff Ik
Chess I
Jkxd Leicester
Che k>t
Illacktace
fiU kfa e
I la Llace
sulfols
HU kfaee
BU kla e
HU Uace
llUckla e
HU AUca
wullo k
Hold Leicester
Bor L ktstentt
1 Iackface
IL-rd Le rsief
IIU kfaee
Black lace
Chesb^t
Blackface
Blackface
BU kfaee
wulfvlk
H a kfaee
lila kfaee
BU kfaee
iwcaslietoD Ruaburghshi-e
BUekface
Blccktaee
Uord Le eteier
Oxford Sam(e
Bord. Leiceittf
BUcklace
I laaface
Blackface
BUcklace
Cbesiot
BUcklace
Bord Leicester
BUcklace
BUcklace
fiord I.e cester
Bord Leicester
Uord Leicester
Oxford Down
Che lot
BUekface
Bord Leicester
Cheviot
Bold Leicester
BUcklace
BUekface
BUcklace
BUekface
BUekface
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
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Bord Leicester
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sandemiy I crtbsti re (([
Logan \Mgtown((:*)t Suffolk
Kotbesay Uule (*) Bord Le cester
TunahbUir Comne Prrlhshire (c| lllackface
Kobrri Dalhoua e Uonnjrgg Midlothian liord Le tester
Largs Atrshre _ lllackface
kland Uarr Aj-rshire
Calloquhtne Farm Auchenblae i
Balloan Mu r of Ord Ross sh re (ik) Dorset Horn
John Andemy Uuddings Inverness Herd Le cester
uebencealh Spey Bay Bantfsh Boed Leicestar
inlandtofSoutbwick Dumfnrs {c) Suffolk
of Isle Auldg rth Du fries Cheviot
CIrnbuck Clenbuck Lanuk Bla kface
Buftonb II \ew Cumnock Aynhire lllackface
Lettcip □ Crsao At-tshire Hla kface
Coi J DSU Einesp e Castle Douglas KIrkcud lllackface
brgbt (k)
McKnlay Jas Gaueyb Uock Newmachar Aberdeensh (/) Bord Lecesler
MacLami ] J Rathe Park Rathe M dioth an V< enslej dale
M Larra lames Comlon Ur gde of Allan S( rlujg lllackface
M Laren tVni Inch K ncardine-on horth life (rk| Blackface
tf Lennan Duncan A Balmachree Petty Invemese (cii)t Suffolk
HMiLLAWiJ OleDcrosh. Maniain Domteieututh Blacklaca^
Macm Uan J tv CauldgreenACe rston K lb rn e AjtsIi lllackface
MM Ian John Waterhead Darsel Atrshire Blackface
MacMillan N The Knowe Kjrkconnel Dumfries fed*) Che ot
NfacM Ian M Oulctviaidt Largs Aiyshire Blackface
MaeM Uan K Holm of Dalquhaun Carspba rn Kirkcud Ulackface
bright
M M Un \k Donat Banb U Aynb re Blackface
M M Uan M M C Danacau Caispbaim K rkcudhnghf Blackface
M Mocland James Maswrlslne Da lly Ayrsb re lllackface
M Mortan K Gordonsione Dairy K rkcudbrutht Ulackface
MMomn Kohert Marsalloch Carspbaira K ikcudbright Blackface
M Muldrocb Miss Holm Newicici Smart \t glows Ulackface
M Murray Andrew Clrnbcad Nrwioa Stewart W gtewn lllackface
MacNaugbton J Invrrlocbar g Lochesrnbead rcrtbtb le) Blackface
hfaeSau bton peter Remony Aberfeldy Pcrtbsbire Ik} Blackface
M Nc I UdI acD B gpark Dallantrae AjTshire Blackface
Macpbcison Charles S C Sbortlandt \t ck Ca tbneu (r) Berd Leicester
M uuistoo James Macawtton C rvan Aynb re Blackface
MacRac UnwoH A Nu de Kinguss e Invcmett sbireCrA) B ackface
McRohbc J VVoodbead New Aberdour rtasetburgb Bord Lcieeater
Aberdeen
M Taggart ttm Fauldrebbon Cirvan Ayrsb re Blackface
M Turk Tbomat Cra g ng Uon Carsphaitn K rkcudbngbt Bli kface
MTuik W liam Barlat Dairy Ayishiie ic> Bla kface
MtSbrVei AndiTw. MeiUand Ban Aynbus BUtkIace
M WTurter Cnmmel DalmeJl ngton Ayrshire B ackface
M tVh rter James HoncbaltMieel F nwherry AfTsbm Blackface
Mettbrter K & J Linfaun Straton Ayrsb re |r} Blackface
MWbter Wm Aucheamodd e Oirvan AlTsbire Blackface
M U lliam A & tv Kildrocfaat Lochani Stranraer Blackface
\> gtowjl (c*}f
Mair tv BsllerSan Kirkoswald Ayrshire Blackface
Malcolm tt blaunce SofUaw Kelw Kosburgb frk} Oxford Down
Suffolk
Malcolm tv T tVb llingfaame kfajiia Haddington East Oxford Down
Lo bian (c*)
Mark The Estate of J SunnysJe Prestonlurk E Lotbun Bord Leicester
Macsball R J VV LuileTurnberry klaidens Avrshutlceit Ulackface
Marshall T W South Cassmgrav Largowsrd Life (f) Blackface
Matt o J Corwar Farm Bairhiil Ayrshire Blackface
Mattio John Carlenng Haw ck Roxburghshire Cbcvtot
Mattucson Vt Uiam&hons Sboesiaaci lienot Midlothian Ch^iot
Maxwell Mrs Knockinan Dairy Ayrsb re Wa kface
MeUe A M ddlegatrside CuUaUaond Insch Aberdeen Bord Lecesler
Mekle Mrs.1 M Todcaslle Fanu Stratbasen Lanaiksb Bord Leicester
MeiUe Jobs Caoregan, Cirvan A)Tshire (ck) Bla kface
tfeircwe AdamJ Hraryside Uiggxr Lanark, Bord Le cester
MelviOe J UorUnd Uarrbdl A>rshre Blukface
Mamie Junes Flindcr Inscb Aterdeenshiie Bord Leicester
MenxieS, John lloebouie Largs Ayrsb re Blackface
Meicbant, VV lUiam. IT Green Street Rothes Moixvshurig} Bord Le cester
Millar Alexander H gbbowb II Sewmilns Ayrshire Bla kface
M liar Daniel East Ala ns Dunmefaen, Fo^rsbire (A) Suffolk
Miller The Misses E & VI Batloch Farm Cneff rerthshirt Don! Leicester
Mdler tIunterS Bla rnark. Dairy Ayrshire I Blackface
Milluus>.G F Uonunmth.TharnluU. Dundnes. - (r) Blackface
MUigaC W Bank Eochan Sanquhar Dumfries, BUckfau
Milne Alee K heiterl Iter Frsre Aberdeenitife 11^ Leicester
MUne Vt iilum M BalN nn y Fcrlar _ (4) Bewd Leister
Milmy Miss, Brigtca, \ewtcei Stevart, tv igtown. „ Blackiaee
Uilny A Little Plnfflcer Pinwherry Ayrshire _ Blackface
bUioy GdbeeV. Rnncbma'iVieh. BairbiB Ayr „ UluAUce
270
SHEEP BREEDERS— SCOTLAND
MIL— SLA
SLO— W’^T.
SHEEP BREEDERS-SCOTLAND
271
S4tue anJ AdUmi
Sane and A Idrtsi
Sloan Messrt Cononcome NrwComnock A>-r»lure
Sloan Alex Glcnochar Mvantoot Lanarkshire
^oan, Georce Douxian Uallanirae A^Txb re
Sloan Hufh Rign Kirkcotinel Dun Incs
Sloan KushK ball emome J’ini>herT> Aj-ixhire
Sloan Jani« l>run shang Dunorr A>r
Snulh Adam Clowfn Ualmtll neton Ayrshire
StoAh Aleiandci Scpulh UumVialrt Al-. ah banlGbi
Snulh AnJr«Tr Craifc-man New Cun nock Avtshite
Smith Mrt U Druudumo IWaple Aberdeenshire (t*/)
Sm Ih C llay Delscamphie Slams LUon Aberdeen (h)'
Smith, Gcorpe Fatter Monlblelton MacduH Danlfshire
Smith, Georse M Sin thtowTi K rkmahoe Dumlnetshire
Smith Geori,eT Culthars Newton Stewart Wigtown
Smith J K C tlowhaueh. heJso Koiburghshire (t)
Smith James Beech Daimilbngti
(Ot
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Renlrew Wt]
- Kiddcli LiiU^lear Koxburghshire (J)}
rl of DSO Loci ch Castle Kennedy
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Steel J Auchenhartne Montgreenao Kilmarni '
STEEUJAUCSFwStooecaliey Kilmarnock Arrihua
SMf K Orchard Fu) Kil un byGi ..
Cpcnce K O LonE>-5t« G ifofd Cd nb«sh
Spfot Maj **--*- '*-•*
Suir Th<
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iSI S*Straog Phiiiiphaush Sikirk
Stephen John Overton Benwells Maud Aberdeen
SUvcitioo Allan 10 UnsdowTV Road A>f
Stevenson lohnS Ualg Dallanirae A>Tslurs
Stevenson Wm CTOwbtim Ttoon, Aitshue
Steirart David Y Drumlocby BUckierd Perthshire (<A)
smart TameiG S Easlertown Bgear Lanark
Stewart John Saughland Tvnehead Wdlsihaa (»J
Stewart John W oodbume House .Cem fde (<A)
Smart lohnF Notanhuk Folanhue ik>
smart R C Newton Fm MiUechill Datkeuh Midlothian
Stewart Thoniai GIcnralh l«l>lM „ ^
Smart Clark Lady Duodas Castle South Queeosferry
West Lothian Ip)
Stodart Charles UaitonHumbe Edobwgh (M
Suicban Patrick Fast Town Tarland Aberdeenshire (e)
Stranc Jamea F Kinto^er Cneff I erih
StntunmA Kmgbora The Carl of ClaausCaitJe GUmu
Forfar
Steutbera Alexander Penal Cumnock Aynhire ,
STBOTHERS.CATIK Sonth Halls, Stntbam Lanack (A)
Stnilhers Robert WhileleebiU Feowick A)TVhire. '
Stiulhen T HytidsbawUnd LHrickle B /gar Unitk
Sutheilaod JaaieeA OU garth Lerwick, Shetland i—,,
Swan J A»n» 6 CUton Terrace llaymarkel Edinburgh]
SwansonWni U Phill p» Mams Mey Thurso Ca thne»(c*/)
Syme T Shirgartoa and W ddlekerse Fms K ppenStatioo /
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T
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Tavlor A \V„ Milton of PJorth Fraserburgh Aberdeensh
Tavlor Alex Crosbie Farm WestKilbnde Ayrshire (<*)t
Tavlor lames HiUFarm Mauebkoe Ayrshire ' "
Tavlor James Knockdaw C rvan Ayrshire
Teifer John Duchra Ballasirae AjTshire
Taller Thomas K High Drumdow Cirvao AvTShirc
Templeton G Carnell Home F arm Hurlford AyrshirefcAlt
XEMPLETOS T Staw8an4jtot)w«,Ktl*o,Soxboi»S ikl
Angus Perthsbi--
Th^s^ lames Easter Manuel Lirdiihgow MestLotbi .
Tb^soD Moffat S Uinbden GreenUw Berwickahit* (*)|
Thomson Robert
, rkinch File
I A, Dalpeddar Sanquhar Dumfnea (r/)l|
Blackface
Cheviot
Blackface
BUckfare
t tacklacc
Ub ktace
DUckface
Word LaKtsUt
Bbiktacc
Boni Leicester
Bord Leicester
Botd Leicester
Bord Leictsltr
Bbcktace
Cheviot
Bbckbce
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
Bord Leicester
Bbekface
Bor Leieexter#
Bbekface
Bbckbce
Bord Lee
Romney Marsh
Cheviot
UbcUace
Blackface
Oxford Down
Bbckbce
Bbekface
Bbcktace
Oord Leicester
Botd Le tester
Oord Leicester
Botd Leicester
Botd Lneesut
Bord Leicester
Blackface
Cheviot
Suffolk
Bord Leiceater
Bord Leicester
Shropshire
Bbckbce
Bord Leicester
Shelbnd
Bord Leicester
Bord. Leicester
Bord LcKcsIcr
nUckfacc
Botd Leicester
Bbekface
iibcklaee
ObcUace
Bord LeicesteT
Efii&Lclmtet
Oxford Down*
Bord Leicester
Cheviot
Blackface
Bord LeKster
BonLLeiceste
Oxford Down
Bbckbce
Cbrrsot
Suffolk
Tborburn James Hanbcre*. Kelso Roxburgh
■n>orbum.M G Glrnormutoo Innerlietben Peeblesahur I
Todd Wm Knocksure Moeuaive Dumfries.
Torrance John Glendnshaig Ualbntrae Ayrshire
Torrance John \Vhitehill btonrbouse Lanarkshire
Tranent Co-oTwnti<e SoTKly Ltd. Traneot, l.asl Lothian]
TuUy John IvowanbilL Tevwlhead, Hawick. KoaburKh '
Turnbull J P LastCambrg 1 otdoun, KmrardineshirefrJ
Turnbull J S Smithson. Cartly Abrrdienshire
TuTnUiil. the blew oih IbntheiJ. "v rw Cumaoch. Aj-rvhire|
Bccd. Lrkccstet
Cbnxos
BlacLfaoc
Bbekface
Iked. Lewester
SoUvOi
Cheviot
Iked Levesfo-
BUcklace
Bbcifacc
Turner MissL.C KUchamaig Wh tebouse Arg)Il (cA/ll
Tweedair TheMarquisuf YestrrCifford LastLothun '
Tyson Thos Lagganbrg Kilrtmucr Argill
Lshcr ThomasL Uyndbope Ettnck Selkirk
Nalbnce Hugh Calton Cumnock Ayrshire
Vance J LowSkeog Whilbom Wigtownshire
krivix Uoi BbrnocklciH’n Annan Ducufnes
Bbekface
Oxford Down
BUcklace
Blackface
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
W
Walker Miss Bumfbot Patna A)-ttb re
Walker Mr A Mi,s LtrJf PalncUington A)Tsbire
Watkee Hugh Baluteggan kuknichacl Ayxstiiic
Walker James LonishiU Alloa Clackmannan let
Walker John Corwar Dalnellngton Avrshire
Walker Jobu lolquhaim Ocb Iiree Avishire
Walker Jobu Waterbead Carspbaira k rkeudbngbt
Walker Win Movsdale Dalmeilmgton Ayrshire
WalkeisTrust J P Benqubat Dalmell ngtoif A>ishire
Wallace Mrs GarrybomKg Carvphaim Kirkcudbright
WaDace D Aucfacnbrain Mauchime A>(shire (tA)f|
WALLACE,? L,CaodacnugEoiue Stralbdon.Aberdeen.(r)|
Wallace Cwce Whtebog Fraserburg Aberdeenshire '
Wallace J CbapclJuU Duntod Castle Douglas Kirkcud
bright {clfl
Waibce lames Litilrbills Kirknncr Wigtownshire '
Wallace Mungo Keockguldron Kanluostoo A)tslure
Wallace Win Fingbnd Dairy Ayrshire
Waibce Win Lyonitone Alavhole Ambire fet)
Ward Jai es Wood^ad Moffat Dumfnrs '
Uatdtop Robert WestPakelly Slewarton Ayntuxe
Watson Alexander West Bnicehil] NevrDeer Aberdeen
Watson John CultrraBers Biggar Lanarkstun
Watson lobn LowGlengarib Kilbmie Ayrshre
Watson TAH Easter Ftisk Newburgh FiicstuM
Watsen Wm Carl ebog SUathaven Lanark
Watt Andrew Mnnevey DaimtHington A>ishire
Watt Jas ASoa M Ubank UdnyStation Aberdeenshire (k) I
Watt K L. Mosston Cottage Log neve UdnyAbe^eenikl
Wall Wm Shielbog Kciihbali Inverurie Aberdeen
Webb Ed ASons Ltd Harcarse Duns Uerwicksbm
Weir Aleiaoder CorahiU Macdull Banffshire (i
Weir James Auchnasaul Speas Bndre Inverness shire
Blackface
Blackface
Bbekface
Bord Leicester
Blackface
Bbekface
Bbekface
BbcUace
Bbekface
Bord Leicester
BfacklaeeiA
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Blackface
Bbekface
Cheviot
Bord Lecesler
Cheviot
”■■■■ Leiecalet
vy.u Leieesicr
Bbekface
Bbckbce
Bwd Leicester
Bbekface
Bbckbce
" ' I Lev>«
»~d Lrtcevikir
Bord Leite t tr
SuffJh
Deifd Lerfastlre
LbeUaw
272
SHEEP BREEDERS-SCOTLAND
YOU~CUM
^oung Mr , Corseclays Ballantrar \jTsbirc klice
Voung Vc«srs. Haincmiart liallantrai- Ayrfhire HU Uare
Young A BardPnnocb Cai^pba m Kukru )brit,bi ktvr
Young David DfucbUg l>on William W glowavarr (*l IVrl i, cei
Young H A i K Rpdhills T<rthor«a!d Dumiri v <<) IWI itim
Young John Cf ilbirti Icnuwk A>rihr« KhuKacc
\«iiag lote Skerrlnktoo Malnt HurlJorl Avrt'Jfe («*)» fionl. Li'icwifr
Yooig Lawfritce K Cfifwti &t AmltfuSlmt Ayr (ti} siinunyue
Voultf VaKLcvr Dalcr«h. C> IiuoncU A>filute liLackia n
Youaic tcUY AiiSvtli. Laglnbaiiv Lanark • lllackll> r
\ nms K Anv*]>Mn liurhiU Aynhirt lILatkia r
Yvuas K !}> gw CoUagi, IluaUy AWrdrra , SuIIulk
Voun^in Atfiaodrr L. UoKbutU, suaihan, Daocborf l>orcl Lriccsur
Pig Bicedeis.
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kbrrdcCTish re j
Adam Jainc'' ) ark Sim Ajtj I ar).t RUck
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YtJlnrsnn M « ) M rret Tarr AUtn 1 «r«v > re M ddlr Wbit*
AndrTsor J Campbillon iwvnh) K rkruill tight <A)» l.arg<Ubvre
Amot David VScd1 rvhir <. » 's r ) ilnhut- Later VVhire
Aslor Liilv \ Kiel Marv LaM Uiaite >*ru l«rtt W L i It VATutt
Daird J S; Co Bantavkin Talkrk String (c*j
Bs td AJaj YV A Lrnnotluj c Hidlnel n t-adLothiantri
Qarbour Jii S uth L rtrlaw 1 ^k rh Dun (cm 1A|
Baton Jam iK iird «fp Ut hici bortar (cit
Baxtit Sir Omraf \\ f)i in frghli I ortar
Btstuc J D Wuodf )l )-a« It gyv Duiitnivhirr
Biewia Oaipald LiiUr Swinion Cwldsirean BerHKkvhtre
Brook Lt Col C Kinm lunt Arnian Duialrin thtre (nliit
Brown A Cl n law Liotrath n Kimrn uir Forfarshirr
Brawo ArtibaldK WvucWfr tominnKoad Stiflirig
Brown J Oougitf Knockbrex Botjur SifktudbnsSt (c/llf
Bcu«* Igceg* A {5«M«ld iMch Abetdeetiiint lokl
Bruntun AlreaRdtcOuy Duncak Laawade MuSlolhtaa
Butr KT The \tatquu o( Moustatuart Rotheaay
Bote (c,A)1
CaldCT Mrt D B Bog Tnd Dufi* Brrwvckihire
tampbeu Bros Lochero Fano Ralho Station Midlotbias
CatupbrU Jas StBon lllipston MidCalilrx Linbthgowvbvir
CaiUnEslalea UuthcrfofdHouse WestLintati Frcbirsshirefdf
Canjegy Maj U E C Lour Fotlar
atbsan Col J T Plcairijr bewhurgli r.tr (V)
Cavanagb J SiW East Burnside Bioxbiun Linhlhgow^
Claylulls Henderson T Invergowrie, ^ r D«ade« Forfar 1
Cltsbonr Mai Ale* Drutarossie Insch Aberdrtnshuo 1
Cochrane irf Cults, it Col Lord Craw tofd Pciory Spiuig 3
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Cowan G Bridge lliu GlenJnc* Wigtownshire 3
Cowi^n Fred D , Jlains ol Kilmarnock by A3eaandna 3
Domnarton j
Cowpw J E B, Gogar Mams Partn Corstorphiae 3
Midlotbian
A E , DungatthilL Donkeld Petthshrre 1
Cox, M G, Mtlbvea Castle, Methven Perth («) i
Wchtan Farm Institute T3ie Fam Duinfne* (d I
SEilL i,* t-td Shawfair Portobello Midlothian 1
90SS StB.WM.C..Bt,Seatwea.MairriOtdJto«fiil>n '
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Cuuiberlkixd
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large YYIata
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l>uk rtiartrs }r {lick bhrrt Yliwiiieth, Foriu
DODCtA8.Ma3 A-I.^ Aadilochaa. I<wi*hagow.Lai>*rlt
Dovkuis Mrs T L Aorrum Stain* Anrrwo, Koiburgbib i
tXuniD e>d A liar Cmoiiia Dunblane i (rthshiretrll
Dmuiamn} PeierM TbeSorsme* CberTjUirk I rrtli.
Dudgeon Atraan ler S Xuinbie KirUutan.YYealLothua
Duderoa Cid C R Cargrn ilolui Duinfnra. lrA)t i
Dodgeon JuJioC hoslrm Dalwrny DabiienwlY LoUuaii
Dull A Lalaie DHka ItelXidruni Ueauly, invemf** !
Duoron, John {iryce. SeiiUnda, ]«ark»uib>je,Duainet.(ei{! |
Ounda* iranciiD Mcaspark, Diuufrtei
Dunk-v J i Mail rid, KnioD, DmrKkihire 1
D>k(* J F BuTulon Laurrorekirk, Kincanlmeshve \
Casual Mexando Darrr Mill* Caraouaiie FerlaJ IatS* J'J**?
CdinbuTtih Corporatise 1 ano Colon) Public Itnilti Dept torgnWTut*
rdihbursb . . , .. I ..
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gciwshlrr r ,
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leigusOD Henry Greracroft CUttoauus
Ferpison Jatk., TodhiUs, Band
FerniF O^ge Riggonhrad, Tranent, iSaddirigtorahire
Last Lothian (/)
Findlav. Robert Latter Cadder, hicLutCUloch Glasgow
Lanaik <*)
Finlayxon. J 4T,33 ClphmstQne Street. Kmca r Jine-on
Forth File (*)
Fithre. J JU IJelmakerraa, T)ruan ThotuhiB. Duwlrirs-
neteber Capt A. YJ T. Salto* n Hall, PencaiUand
E Loibiao _ , W
Tochcs.Rev J MaFeenare Manaetd Rixkoiabm.OvstnvrwA.
Forhea, Lord Caatle Forbe* Whitehouse AberdeenSb (f)
Fofdrce A O DruckUyCasUe,enstUay, Aberdeen. fc*M
ronyth M *Tho».,Sew«naithol» Kelso, RoxbutBbsh li) '
Forteviot, Lord Dopplm Castle Perth. (c*}l
Frame, JSC, Senr , Overineievar Farm, Oakley, Fiiesh
Ftame. R, Pansy Cottage, hewbndge, lUtho Stab,i
UUiothlan '
Fnset4 Palgate, PinkrTton, {hiiibar East Imthian is)
Fiaser MackesiiK Capt RbL S, Buocbiew, Jnvemcas (rf:
Fraser T)tler Ma] 'veil, Aldoiuie Castle, Invemess-
Gamtnil J M Loner Powhum Fordowne Nr Ktocardmt
G4ttli(>chMenWiU<KpitalFattn,Gartiiovh,LaaMk<tui*^"l>
CeOatlY Robert DrumlauebJy Methven Perthshire
CeauDetl Robert P 3 Holding CoUmnea Troon Avrsbirt
Getty Samuel Crow House Camps e Cleo Surlicesbiie
GitaM S A SourtueDairyFm Dupplin Perthshire
CLERTABAH. LORD, Clea Tankt, Aboyoa, Abaxdwa*
nbsra («Af)!
Govaa District Board oi Conltoi, Hawkiead
HosmlaL Cirtonnld Glasgow Lanark _ WT
Gtahra Kts RysUtidi Farm, Newton Meartu Glasgow i
Lanark _
CnhanmJ V S S Holm. Peltmain ThanVertoa Lanark. 1
CnatiAdm] SirHeathcoteL Boatb Auldearn Nnir^b. I
Guise Jameu Alexander Woodside Cromarty Rosx-shire I
Gunn J J .Little WeltoiuBlairgowne Perthshire I
Cumberland
L,4M White
Bmkshire
Large Black
Large While
PrC BREEOERS—SCOTLANO.
HimfltonolDalffH LcM D»U«ll Molbctutll Lanark (f)t
ifamilton, Gea. J H <i ,Sk<-nf /tow Daneebt AbftJftn
Hamiltoa Jamr* Gairwn Hurst \\isha« LanaiUhirr
Hamilloa Kobcrt, lUmillon barm Stonrliousr Lanark
Hamilton B BatkswnUiore tm Dolhwell, Lanark (M
llardir, \dain MuirrnJ Broioum ttnt Lothian (*)
HarUhorn^ J II . Craicmd by 1 inlrv Stirlmcshire
Hanry. John Hamilton Umnoodw Holljbuih Ayrshire
Hcftdmiii R H jr Camsilloch AshoU LanarVshir*
Hogarth, R K Wblthdl'oot Kriso. Koiburgh
Hogg Ofo R rinbumrmill Coldstream IlrraicVsbirei,
Holm* MissConsUncf Sandjiord Paisley Rrnlrrsssbirr
Hood. Wllum IrprrJJarr Harr Ayrshire (c*
HuoUr.Wkdiaai Rrdctoak Stonehasen Kincarduifsbire
Hunter Xrundell 11 F Daryarg Tower Auldgirth
Duai/nr«shjfe (t*
Large Wliite
Larsa WhiUde
XiidliWbst*
Large Black
Large B lute
Large \V1ule
Large W bite
l^arge Wlute
Large Ulule
Middle W bite
Large White
Large W hite
L\\ Lister
Large Black
Large Black
Large While
Large \\ bite
Large While
Large While
lanes, D U .Miinsoirordoun.Fordoun, XiCcardiD*
lack. Alex. Brunslane Mills Musselburgh, Edinburgh (<)t :
lack.Ioha.Kirksttle New Motteland Lanark
lack. W Ca«sels.RohiesUnd Lanark (cs*/)
JiTdme.J .Booghlin,CanonIi«.L>umtae* i
’ , Funvtt. Ballantrax Ambm ^
Kerr. Robert. Ertkioe Home farm. Bisbop wo Renfrewihire
Kirklands Asylum jo<ot Committee. Botbwell Lanukshire
Kitkoatnek. 'V. IJ. Queensberry Terr, Cummeruees, <
Laidlow, Douglas Grant, Dalmary, Ro^esay. Bote (»)
Lanzlandi. 1 IL.Bolrae Roseiaaunt, Perth I
Lee* J , Innerfield Lochmaben Dut^net . I
li.. A e IaaK.iaIIv. Alves. Fofrea. liloratwhire tat
i Lnicb.Mf* A.B.loelnwlly,Alves.Forte«.Moraj^ireW
Loieb. J- Mickesaack CardenAlves Forres Monyshlr<(<v)
Lmdssy The Earl o(. Kilconquhar House File I
L»tUew»d, Thomas AuchtnanUe.Sew Luc* Miglowo <fc) <
Love. Edward No. 1, Redkirk. Gretna, Dumlcies i
Lyell, lord, Kmnord), Kimetauir, Foriarsbite
M
McCaig Allan W Belmont, Stranraer, Wigtown (i)
McCajg&C^childFoiesideoiCaim by Kunetnuirjorlar
Mcayinont, Oiuotin, Auebendooo, Hollybusb, Ayrshire
M’Ceoeeby, Henry S.,Lasgiv«chta“- Rothesay. Bute (rhj
McGilUvray, J S. Dales House. Peterhead. Aberdeenshire
McHugh. M , 7 Redkiik, Cretua, Dumlne*
MacKeniie WsUiam I , Nether Binue, Elgm Morayshire
Mackir Tboma s, Broombaras Forgandeony. rerthshire (SI
McLaren kUnball CapLJ , MC., The Grange, Cramcod
Bridge, Slidkilhiaa
MacMillan, N .The Knowe Kirkconotl. Dumlne* (oS)
We.NaughWO,F.iJ.,Bogetfield,Eaiterboi»e,Nr Glaipiw,
Mars^^R I W . Little Tumbeiry. Maidens, Aynhire(cs)t
Mason Macfaclane CoL D .Turin, Fortarshire .
Matheson A]« W,CartxDclny,Ro»*-sbir*
Maxwell Maxwell H .The Grove, Diunliie* (f)
kleekle G B Babertoo Mams, lupiter Green Midlothian
Meiklejohn, D D , Keiri Farm Upper Largo FiJcsbire
Sleoaie*. )ameACulcxtnch,Iuotty SUthng^re
Menaies W d S., AmdiUy, Craig Ellachie.Eanllshire (rS)
Merry, Hon Mrs., BelUdrum, Beauly, Ins ernes*
Middleton. F A , Rose Farm Cromarty, Ross shire (cS)
Miller, Andrew, Laws Farm, Kingennie, by Dundee, Fotlar
Miller, Miss K.. Cairtiie Farm b^eviot, WrUislure
Mitchell Andrew llaugbs ol Ballinshoe. Fodaisbue IS)
JiMteiih. Mat Basil Cranler, CarsUir* Lanarkshire
Montrose, The Duke of, Buchanan CasUe, Drymen
Large Black
Large Black
Large tVhste
wr Saddleback
Large W hite
Cumberland
Large W^ite
Large White
L. & M While
Moodie, lire*.. 175, Argyle Street, Duoooo.Argsll
Moodie, Murray Crolihead Farm. Braoo Pcrthsbire
Moray &.S Scotland Bacon Factory, Ltd.. Elnn.Moraysh.
Moray, C*rLW.S.H 1) . Ahercaimy. Oiell. Perth
Moyes, J C, Reomure loverkrtlor. Arteonb. Forfarshire
Muir,] Hai^J. Windyknoee. killearn Glasgow Lanark
Mustard^ JohnC Penilet Late Stock Co .Ltd., Caidmald
Nr Glasgow, Lanark
Va>m,IjdvE F.RankeilourMaJ/n SprindieW Fj/esb fr*) Large Wfjite
Naim, William lloImeeFarm Lphall West Lothian Large While
Nnll James Barlciih Hurllord Ayrshire (sS) Large Black
Newlngginc Wm Btooratale Corslorphine Edinburgh Large White
Nrehol Janies W Springdale House Westmuir Kirrlrmuiri LargeUliife
Forfar I
Niddn* Coal Co, Ltd , Wonlmet Farm 5li(llolhian I L & M Wbite
Niven William, llandiory kitkcaldy File j LargeWhite
Osenstene, Win , Craighill, Nr Dundee, Forfarshire
Park, David C , Setonhill Longniddiy, East Lothian
I’aterson. Daniel R , Langloo Tbultry Fartn, Lauricslon
Fal^k, Stirling
raCerson, James ] ,Tcrmaa, Lnngholm Dumfriesshire (rig) <
Pjloo, D W .fiejstanr, Kirknewion MidJolhiao
PaWB John U .(.randhome Woodside, Aberdeen (e) ]
Peel Col Willoughby E ,D SO .Eaglescarme Haddington ]
East Lothian (iti
Pendreifli J A Sons lid , Corrbridge, Midlothsao {t} 1
Philip. Mrs , Daadaleith CraigrIIachie, Morayshire f
Phillips, Duncan McDonald Gladstone Terrace, Fens, 1
Siaol^, Perthshire
Pine, C (iNreney-nalt, Bervie, Xmcanl neshire (ej <
I PoUok.Me* A B..Ronachan2Clachan Kintyre Argyll (e) I
I Pringle, Robert, Crugbead, Fauldhouse, LanarksWe *
I Roberts, lames, Hillcaimie, Cupar, Fifeshire
Roberts.Altt Jean.Culmaily.CoUpie SuUirrUnd
Roberts.Mtt JeaD.Culmaily.CbUpie SuUirrUnd It)
Robertson, Urs AduiUue.KrmAay, Aberdeenshire (elf
Robertsoa, Ian Lnkwtiod. Elgin, Morayshire (eit/d
Robertson ) M H.Lykug Stremsess Orkney (e)
Robson. John. Jusr ,ymegar,Waiien. Caithness (riM
Rosebery Esute Co, Daineriy House, Edinburgh (mJi)
I Roes, Rav A W , hlanse of Aberaethy, Nelby Bridge I
lovernetthire j
Berkshire
L.AM Whitp
W Sa^ebaek
Rowan thothsen, lady J P The Gatt, Callander, Perth
Rowett Research Ibsiitution, Buchbun Aberdeen (elt
Rusack, D W , Bogwwd St Ahdtewa, Fiieshire
Russell Ferguson, Mrs. li , Ardiur, Appm, AtgyUsbire /t)
Scarlett, T T , Roeelea, Abetlady, East Lothian ,
Scott, w H, Lower Lisburn, Dunslde, Dumlrlea
Soott■sbCo-<^tatJve^VbolesMe Society, Bisbopton Piggery, ;
NVhitbom. W lelovrn, •
Sbrpberd, Robert, Glrncray. File 1
Sbewan.Alcx South Percy tniner Fraserburgh Aberdeen It) i
Simpsoa. T, Duddiogslon Farm, I^tobello, Edinburgh
Sioclalr.N, North Ardbeniue,Madderty, by Crjeff, Perth.
I Smith, Richard, East Clevage, Dunning. Perthshire
Soutb^i^ Capt, A. D Intlerar Oakley, File „
Sprot.Maj Mark Riddell, Lilliesleai, Roxburghshire (s)
Stair, The Earl of, DSO, Loc^ch, Castle Kennedy
Wigiowcshiie (eskiii
SlcelS.Strang,Philiphaugb Selkirk /rt
Steele T J , & R . Dtbog. Douglas, Lanark (i*/
STEWABT, OBRCAS hL. Miiihtti» , CrieO. Perthihiro (r)
St*watt.CUik, Lady, Dundai Castle, South Queenslrrry,
Westlolhsan M
Stewartoa Dairy Aiioctalicm, Siewarton, Ayrshire
Stirling, Gen. Archibald, Heir. Dunblane. Perth (e)t
Strang Gavin, Boggs, PracaiUand, Eut lothiaa (k|
I SwulcQ, J W , Roseview, Lcadbuni, Midlothian
Tem^enan £..North End. Callatown, Kirkcaldy, File Large Black *
I Tbcmgnce. Mesars. Greenlees ktlso RoxLurghsbire ... Large White
Thexasen, Alistair. LyperCoul Auchtetaider. Perthshire Large Black
Tfaoensce, David, Broccificld. Cocstorphioe, EdioUirgb . Large White
Ttcensc ei. W . A-, Dalpeddar, Sanquhar, Dumfries («it Large Black
274
PIG BREEDERS-«X)TLAND— HORSE BREEDERS
WAL-BAI
Name and Address |
Unrd
Name ami Addmi
Breed
W
AValker Robert VV Portlethcn Aberdeen (<)
Wallace Opt VA Halbeatb House Halbeath Fifeshare
Wallace Capt A M Cloaca rd Castle Maybole AyTShire
Watson Dr Chalmers Fenton Darns Drcm E Lolblanirlt
We r James VVoodilce Fam Lrotle Dumbarton |
West of Scotland Agr cultural College Farm Holmes Farm |
KiUoamock Ayrshire (ti}t
Large Black
Large AA bile
Large BU k
LAM AAbila
Large Itli (e
Large DU k
L. A M AAhlte
White C. D Cuardiwrll Incl lure lull shire (c)
W Ills Mrs Klllane 1 ig Farm Dunblane 1 erthsblre
AVilion Robert The Kennel LRlInton Kilwinning Ayrshire
Wfig) C Alex. T Last Restun Rcston Urtwickslaire (uA)
Y
Aening T AV Powburn Laurencekirk, Klncard neshire
Large lllack
Large AATilte
Large Black
Large Black
Large AATul*
Horse Breeders.
Name and Addnss |
Urrtd j
1 Na le and Addms |
j Brriid
AbciJecn St Tema r The Maxqu a of House ol Crouiar
Tailaud AbcrUc n
Abemclb; George \V Durrai rtb Haruldsu ck SlietJaiul
Aberoe by M tchell South (oofs 01u>s Shetland
AberoeCby W J Cardie Dalbas a Uattasound Shetland
Aberntlby Ualter Gostri's Culsw ck Kear« ck ShetUod
Adam Dav d Thro:>k Ma ns Stirling {()
Adam James Park Naim
Adam John 10 Culbard Street Elgn Morayshire '
Adam John Last Wa k nshaw Keofrew
Adam Jobs Ear bgro e Sbcttleston Nr Glasgow Lanark
Adam Tbos Uumsde WaUaccsione I olmont Surl ogsh
Adam \\m Uusb Uanchory K cardneshre (c)
Adam Wu Ternylca Rubislaw Aberdeensb r«
Adam \\q Templeton Strachan Banchory K atardin«(i)|
Adams Da d Auchcncrag Dunbarton '
0>il-sdale
Adamaon J M At balmangao. Duodc ncao Casttel
Douglas Isirkeudbnghishirt '
Adai sen Jai Wer bast rOnseb Bathgate UestLotbun
Adamson AS alter Harleybolm Tbankecton Lanark (rlt,
Addison J & Sons Hon e Farm Glassonby K ckoswaid
Airshire '
Aiflsck Sreb bald Barnhills DouglasMatcr Lanarkshire ,
Aiileek Gearae GrecnhiU Dalbeate K tkcudbcigbi ((p)|
Agnew John Ualwberrc Stranraer SV gtown '
Agnew \Vm CorrselRoad Newton Stewart SS gtowa
A kenhead Ura Auchrennie Camoust e rorfarstun
Aifd John Ualbeard e K nghom Krkady f-iie (
Aird SSiUan Stenhouse Farm Burntisland Fifesb re t'n
A Ub >on M ss A M P Connecleugh Huniey Aberdeen
A ken Dav d rase Kintrocbat 0 ech n Forfar '
Altken George Jr Traprain Pmstonkrk Last Lothian
A tken John SweetbUs Coatbridge Lanark
A tken Matthew Kedmoss Lennoxtown Lanark
Altken Robert East Blairlion Cumbernauld Lanark
A tkenhead R S Laikf eld Gourock Keufrew
Atkeubead W A Ha ning Valley L ni tb^ow Wetl
Lothian (s)
A ton Hugh Walkinsbaw Renfrew
A ton Rohcil Sco t Legerwood Earlston Uerw cksb re
Alexander Andrew Mi land VV ek Caithness
Alexander C go S Ardfork Old Meldrum Aberdrensh re
Alexander J ClunyCnchton Banchory K ncardine (r)
Alexander J G S Elr ck hluchalls Stonehaven Kincar
Shetlaiul Pony
sb llaikl I'uny
Sbcllaiul I uny
Sbetlanil 1 uny
LlydescUle
Ltydcsdale
Cl) tlestUle
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
U> i>dale
Clyd sdale
Clydndale
Oydcsdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland I ooy
Clydesdale
O) desdale
Clydesdale
Clydndale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydcsdal*
Clydesdale
Clyd sdale
Clydesdale
Shetland I ooy
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
C ydesdale
A exander J W GoUh 11 Mollat Dumfncs iuJ\]
Alexander Thomas Nether Lavoch Longs de Aberdeen
Alexander UiUian South Ehinn Walten Caithness Is
Allan Alex Castlandh U Dunfermline F le
Allan Alexander Y A Ikcobar Dumbarton (el
< M gtown
' 0 Ba Iron SUrlmgshire
V Glcntu
Alan George Crawford Southb dge H U Be..
Allan J Dav d Greenh 11 T bbennooc PetthshL.
*" D James Sweethilloek Dia me Lossemouth Moraysb
Perebnon
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
CiydesdaU
Clydesdale
Allan John Holmston AyTSh . .
A1 an R Broughton Skeog Sorb e W ^to«
Allan Robert Bush Keith BarilfshJK
3 Ballinlu g Inn Ball nlu g Pe
a Hilton Far
□ Kennon Park Metl
iraalholmMans Kelso Roxburghshire
Allan W 1
Allan Wll
A1 an W 1
A1 eo R H
AUison D uum
Alison J M Ovv.™
AIsop Spence Glasgocgo House K^cUar Aberdeen
Alston George Loudoun H U Darhel Ayrshire
Alston J T R Hyndford Lanark
Alston James Newlands Darve | Ayrshire
Anderson Alex H The Firs, Dupblane, Perthsh re
An lerson Andrew Cl bbersw ck Jfaroldsw ck Shetland
Anderson Arthur Catirth Skdlsler Nestng Shetland
" ctLShettand
• ^^shire
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesda e
aydesdale
C ydesdale
aydesdale
Clydesdale
aydesd U
aydesdale
Clydesd^
Shetland Ponr
Shet and Pony
J Cardona
aydesdale
AuJ fsoo MissLlubeUs Man.isirr buUom Shetland (rx)
AtiJersuA ( A Ccuusty lluntly \berlcmshire
And tson r H Fast I ngark UldMrlJmin Aberdi
Anlrsu ( cx> Vtrst I ngark UId Mel Irum Vbrn
And fsun George MnsUmn Knitlbnio I Cbrrdt
Andenon Geur(,c Newton Lewesk Kaynebyln>ch \ber
And nui ( eo A K Idulh r IJaurhory I lucanlmi&hire
Anderson ( roxge Keith Globe Lerwick hbrllaiid
Ander
t Ceo S
AndTMU j UaL.uf'ani ilankfuut
Andeesun Janes A Uiuiess II ster Nh llai d
Audeesun James Uroadleys hUrluig
And rsoa JaiDcs Ca pbtitowu Twymbolni, turkcud
" - I /•)!
Ui^bt b
bhetland Pony
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
ClydeSda e
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
CJ dndale
Shetland
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
»helUnd Posy
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Tangwick I she -scSbeiUnJ
Auu -non jainrs it Ural tUi hhrtUsd
Anderson Janes Neit aith HiHsuick Shetland
AndusutcJIa es U tSeStrfhousr Lbbberswick, Hafoldt
« k hbeiUnd
And TV n JUiA Itoiioiucm* Wonst I orfar
And fson lobn Newb eg Dg Ceres I de
And rson I^ml Dru umuud KleeMt biiboni.\t igtou:
Anderson I eter Mainb U. LesI Icxhan, Dumiries.
Clydesdale
hhtUand Pony
hbetUad Poor
Shetland lAiay
hlieiUad Posy
And n
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
ClydesJtle
Clydesdale
Anderson .. _
Anderson Kobt Tinxask House Old Meklrtuo Abcrdecn(()
Amlrtson Koberl K rkpait k Auldgiih Duinlnrs.
Anderson Kobett. Auchanur lorgue Huutly Abrnlernsh
Anderson Robert, Uargrug Da beaitie Kukcudbrisht
Anderson Robert Mumal Inscb AbctOrcit
Anderson T J Cairnl Id Lerw ck Shetland
Anderson Tboioaa lUmnavue Eshanesa bbeitand
Andersoo At hai^oek Old Aleldrmn Aberdeen
hhetiaad lAsoy
Shetiantf Fbnjr
Clydesdalt
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Anderson AVn Utile HatMo Neubuteb Fifethtre
Anderson AViUian Trondavue Brae Shetland
Anderson AAm AA est Uruotnlcy MuDtro>e Forfarshire
Anderson. AAm. AA ester Manbcen Elgin Moray-sblie
Anderson Herbert F olAaila Shetland
Andrew Mrs A Caldcnocb Lcswall Stranraer AVigtownfc.
Ai drew Hugh Lcnnoxlove Acredales Haddington
Cast Lothun
Andrew Capt J 0 St JameeStrect Paisley Renfrew
wr
Shetland Pony
She land Pony
Clydesdale
Clyd sdale
hbelUnd Pony
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
Cly desdMe
Clydesdale
m Ca thQcsS
Andrew ^Itbm Drmvore Lochgilphead Argyll
Andrew K Rowanstone May bole Ayrshire
Andrew AAm BarcuUy Maybole Ayrsh re
Aibuckle Peter Mainsof Foflaxty lorfar
AtthbaU Hugh BrownhiU Be ti -
Arch bald Krdrert L .senmou K 1
Argo George Petty Fyvie Aberdi...
A^o. AArlliam Meadaple Farm. Roth e-Norman Aberdeen.
Amistxong Andrew Bearlochaa Twyohol n K rkcudbngbt
Armstrong G AV Langbams Kirkcudbright ' '*
AmisinMig J CastlebiU Lockerb e Oumlnessbire
Armstrong Robert AVeterFrew KppeoSti'
■ — "•tron» 1 A 11 -— ri. " - - ...
naing AyTShire
Clyde^ale
Clydesdale
Clydes ale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
^ Farm East Riggs Dui
Amott Da id Easter Frew Kippen Staton atirling ,
Actuitt,G 4AV NetherGUs"ow VewPitsUgo Aberdeen(s)|
Arnott James AVatstonfoot Farm New Ma ns Lanark
Arthur Alexander 10 Carr ck Avenue, Ayr (
Arthur George Bardister OUaberry Shetland
Arthur John L Hardwall Brae Shetland
Anchtertme A J & Jas Leckerstone D nfensLne File
AukI David Taglem Cumnock, Ay rshire
Austin John Founnerkland Holywood DumineasI
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydes ae
Clydesdale
aydf'-''’*
Clydesdale
Shetl
, Kobt Bocelai^ of Girthon, Gatehouse Kirk
Roberi In^leston, Twynholm Dumfnes.
B
Shetland Pony
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cl desda e
Clydesdale
aydesi
Hackney
Clydesdale
OAI— BRO
HORSE BREEDERS— SCOTLAND
275
i< «dJ AJJrut
lirRtl
Natn«and \dJrcss
Breed
iMiuie nuurii, uuiu ni^> uo i aiui NewniuiK Lanark
Ban Donald Kaunb U Br il$e of \W r Keniiew^lilre
Bain John Crawtrre Uarininnock Si rlioj;
BaUk,Jnt>nS MiUlinibrr l-ann Mil limber Aberdeen ( )t|
Ba 0. KobL. ISennach f )U1k rk. Cailbnrsa
Bank Samuel Mainsl'arm Carfrunnock blirUnsshire
Baird Alexander Canden de blonebousc, Lanark
Baird Ca in Oventood DaUerf Lanark.
Baird llusb C Kirkcbnxt, KuLcudbnght
Band. J & Co. BanAaiV n V alkuk biubiis
Baird John, Brownlod, Quarter Lanatkabire
Baird Kobert, " alston Ochdlrre A>r
Baird T H 2t Kinfxboro Gdnt Kel inx de Glaxzovr
Lanark.
Baird Thon as, \Aesthdl Cnelf lerih
Baird M U am Bums de Sbieidh U, halk rk Stirling
Baird Uillaiu MdGalloabiU. Burre Ion Coupar ‘
I'cnhshire
Balfour Lduard Balbinue Mark n h Fife
BallaoMTie Andrew Burnside bh eldhdJ Falkirk Stirling
Ballant)ne Andrew SbotUn I arm b ratha en Lanark rr)|
Balantyne Maj U Rosetta House IWb es '
BallaoDTie Da id Bui;btknasrs Haywood Lanaikab .
Ballantj'ne J Woods Farm An henbealh Hamilton
Laneasta re
Banner! an G, Wester Dlar Fintraj Kinald e Aberdeen
Barber James C Carleton Dorgue Krkcudbngbt
Barbour J Auchneight Druinore btranraer gtowa(e)l
Barbour James OartferD Drjnnen Lanark
Barbour jaa South Carr elaw Lockerbie DumCnes
Barbour John Auebarua CanpbelouTi Argjll
Barbour John Waterland Lugloo A>rsbire
Barbour Robert Bengali I arm Lockerb e Oumfr es
Barbour Wn btrathdec Kirkcudbt ght |e)|
Barelay Andre'i’ Do g Cra eend Cardeadeo F fesbue '
BaieUy James West Urocbloih Ma}bole Ajcshire
Bamlay Wtn k Manorlesei h nglass e F le
Barclay Rob Mid Brochloch Ma>bale Ayrshire
Barclay Robert Red* Us I inglaas e F fe
Bar^y W Ilum W'hia Tark K Imamoek A)TSbire
BaransoB Jamas Oaotgemaa Vann lialkuk Caitbnetaio
Barnett Charles Mosshead Au hterarder Rertfi '
Barr And
W
DuntyreMana Duas>Te Lanark
Ban Arebd Law Farm Duacoeher Lanark
Ban llughC Muitfool Caratairs Lanark
Ban Janes Clasnick Kirkcowao Wigtown r
Ban James Harnsmuir MdCalder Mdlotbian
Ban Janes A Balgray Mams, Newton Means Lanark
Ban Tlioaas Hdl Lbrvstoa Cbrysion Lanark (
Ban W dUara, Oorelano, Dans)Te Lanark j
Ban W Hum HareUw Catsuirs Lanark
Ban Wdum Ma isbaU Uuabie LattLolbian. {
Banack Ceo {e Cairnhall K more AberdeeiL
Same Andrew Tamfourb U Falkirk, Stirlug
Bame James Home Farm Balmed e Aberdeen.
Basrte Jatnet VlossvlaW CanUirs Lana r k.
Barron John Cabra M ntlaw Station Aberdeenshire
Barrownua. A & John O West Auebensbeen, Colvenc
Datxatlir Kirkcudbrubl (,
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Baxter K Last Miurd)kes Howwood Glasgow Lanark!.
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Baxter W Uiam Topbead Stanley I crthsbire
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Black James B TUlywbally Milnathort Kinross sbire
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Blackwood James WeslCrceuend MJt kealark Renfrew
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Bone JohnK Manktonh I Monkion Ayrshire
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IV i r la n d Matthew CaimhiU Calston Aynbue (ill
Borland Robert Caldercothill Craig r Ayrshire '
Bortbwsck.J Cateside Kirkbston WmlLothian
Bowie Allan J Thrushera g I a sley Kenfrewshire
Bowse Andrew Crougloot Lubibgow West Lothun
Bow e J BracDb U Keitb Banllshiie
Bowse Uc J C Pukball U star SbeUand
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Dow e Matthew Balmuudy Marybiil Glasgow Lanarkfeifl
Bowse Walter Jr DykebarhiU Paisley Kenfrewsbire {c)|
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Boyd JohnN Cardrona Mams Peebles
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Braid Alex Gairseybask kuiroai.
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BcTckenndge Alex Cnignathro Forfar
Brexter Tl^ Kitkton Culross F (e
Brewster Tbomai Shrubbill Doune Perthshire
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Buchanan, tas R Adambeae, Mi PCalder, Midlothian
Buchanaa John P BsiuaugUton Brarsden Lanark
Buchanan. Koberc lai'insscan Mill iUid CulJef MidlottUan
Batlttnaa, W Connell Acdloch Geith. Ayrshire
Buchanaa, \\nt , Baibush Pann, Johnsiooe, Renfrew
Budge, James Barnyards klick, Caithness
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BuBtio, George Aethcrbank, Boghead Road Dumbartoo
Biargets Herbert StohghUl Lockerbie, Oamtciet
Burnett, David B , WestClevage, Dunning rerthshiie
Burnett John J , Meitdedyce Dvee Aberdeen
Burns, James Urygate Fsum Kilbuclian Renfrew
Burr, Harvey Little Mddrum Tarves Aberdeen
Burr. W M , Uanft & Moray AgncuUure Co , Ltd, 17
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Caldwell, Junes C.,9y, Mcinisoii'Stirtt,01asecrw, Laziatii '
Caldwell Robert, Caimhill Balfron), Stirling
Caldwell, William, Ward. Kilbarchah, Renfrew
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Cbapoua Robrrt, Jolinsloe. Gartcosh, Laltsik
Robert ilajnse/Helloo. Auebtertess AbcBJert
Cbai4na6.Un.John, UlatkhaJl Urethin Porfar
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Cbnsiie George, hcilai £!pn Morayshire . ^ „l
^latw. Henry Um, Cameroo House, Arden, DumbartOTj
Cbr.J«e.VtaF.Aoehrnd«nan^^.tXmhar^^ uynesnw.
1 Ouistiws Jotin. Crotsvepgale Mijngavie Lanark |£Jt
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CUchan John Uaterside, Celslon Ayt^te
oS^lex Nyrhue.Btg(,arRcad,Caawa\b,LaaMk
Clark. Alexander. BUckpark Auldearn Aaifn
dark. iU»x , SUalhoce House Thornton Fife
Clark. Allan. Uoodbank, U mdy gates Fife
Clark. Andrew, Dunedin Kilmaroloi, Rrnlttvt
ClarlnDavidC.Stonfhitl.ThaiiVfTlon Lanark
Ctatk.Danald Woodlands JviJdnimmU.Naira .
Oark. Graham, Ashbank. 4Iab«ly Street Aberdero
dartt, jack,l>rylMrgb Castle DourUs, Kirk^hrigbt Wf
C|*tfc j J .Claueban Gatebwse-ot Fleet Kickeiidbtigbt(e( T
Clark, fames, Carskeoch, Patna Ayrshire „ '*
Clack. James, Claehan Kirkholm. Stranraer, Wigtcvm
CUtk. James, NetherIea.&iih^t.I^vk
Clark Janies Rockside Bruichladicb IsUy.ArgyU
Clark. lobn Fmgatl Farm
Clark K M , Sheilbndge House Archaratle.Argyltsnvre
Osrk.M Mr HoUygarih, Yell Sbellaod
Clark, Peter. Burragarth-Uyeasound Shellana
Oaik, Robert, Qoslatid, Biegar, Lanark
Clark. Tbomas, Pitlandie, Stanley, Pecthsliice ,
Cu£Uiiliam Newgord.'WeMing Uy tasound, Shetland
CUtfc.UilliaRi Nelherlea,Cathcart,LaDaik .
ruri, tVm .Tillvfar. Turriff, Aberdeen . W
aark.W.nr8m,Cluoy Mains KitkcMdy
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
i Clydesdale
I Clydesdale
Shetland P«y
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Suffolk
SbeUand Peoy
Shetland Hioy
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
Clydesdafe
, Clydsedale
Clideidale
■ Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
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HORSE BREEDERS-SCOTLAND.
BOX-FLE
Donald, James, Langholm Lamincton Dicgar Lanark
Donald, James raUce, Jedbucgti Uoabocgli
Donald, Jamis I’arkbead, DiUshJI. Lanark
Donald, John Glanduckif Newburgh, Fife (t)
Donald johnH DaUamlower, Troon, Ajrshire
Donald, h S , Llniduckie I arm, Newbiirgb-on Ta>, 1 ifnh
Donald Thomas I ardale HiU, Kilmarnock AvrsHrc (r)
Donald William Wester Happrtw, Stobo, I'ceblra
Donaldson, \oniian P , nalhndalkxb Ualfn n, htirlinc (ri)
Donaldson, Virri B ,NviOnntd«i BlaMdnlil
Dongan, Andrew Slraid Bcirjhill Dnsf r,iffnMk,Lanark
Donnan, kodrew. Shaddock, Whithorn Wigtown
Doiinan DavidK Basenstone Mams Whithorn Wigtown
Douglas, ArrLibald C , of Mains Milngavie, Lanark
Douglas, Dasui Bilcaimri DaiUl Ayrshire
Douglas, George, Larl> ] ler Td Heston I rrhlesshire
Douglas, Gerrgc NiggMains Nick Boss shire (cs)
Douglas, George ArboU Fcam Bo's shire (c)
Douglas, George James Calrots Llgin Moraj shire ,
Douglas, Hugh Droistoruf rarboUun Ayrshire I
Douglas, John Braes O \ett, hirkintilbrh Lanark
Douglas, John rrankliD, Castir Douglas hirkcudbri.ht '
Douglas John HighUalyeW SlranrjiT Wigliwn
Douglas, U , Troax Dallantrae Ayrshire (s)
Douglas, T H C Lstale Office Minto House Hawiik
Roxburgh
Douglas, William Dnimburle Daill) A^Tshire (el
Dowell Andrewr Skae Northroe ^heiUnd
Doueiie Roberr Anock O Kami I ( argurmork ^ittUag
Drcnnan John Klllhousc Galston Ayrshire (e]
Djennan, R D CtoBhtad TatboUon Asrilnre tc’
DRie.JaracsL ofCmgebcallie DooiihiU Sew ion Stewart
Wigtown (s'
Druamond Chas Lctternin Pinnion Girsan \>nUt« (s
Dnunmnod John Droadfeys Dunning feilbshire
Drydui, Mrt M I L>i (loan Farm Selkirk (c
D<yDaa,John Knockiebae NrwLu'e WigUwnshire (e|
Dryaaa pchr Mex The Crescent Gatliestown Wigtowa
Dryidale R U Wrslerton Leslie fife
Drysdale R D Haughs of Cotsans forfar (e)
Drysdale Wm King o Muirs MJoa CUcKtnaniiaa (>i
DiMgeoa Col C K Catgen Holm Duaifnes (tWI
Duff Frank NrweVoth llhimie Gartly Aberdeenshire
Duff) John Oatnataylir QalUnling Perthshire
Dull jobB Leys of Dun MoniR>s« lorfanhire
Duff. JohB Tipperty Banff
Duff, W I N-ther rhainston, fettercaim Kincardine (rt
Dufton, Alexander Corseof Kinnoir Hunlly Aberdeen
Duguid, Miss H M ^fanar, Invefurie Aberdeen
Clydesdale
aydesdale
(l)Jrsdale
Qsdrsdale
Cl) InUle
Shetland lhasr
llyihsdalw
Ciydrsilalw
llydesitale
Clydtsdala
Cly Irsibls
Ciydesilale
Clylrsdale
Clydesiiale
ClydesiUle
Clj-di'Sdale
Clydesdale
Clyd<-s.la)e
; Clydewlale
ClydrvUle
; Clyilesdale
I Clyilcsilale
. Clydesdale
: Clydesdale
PcTCbetoa
I Clydesdale
, Clydesdale
I Shettand Pony
. ClyJesiUte
I Clydesdale
I Clydesdale
, Shetland Cony
> Ci)drsdal«
Clyilesdale
I Cly lesilale
I Clydesdale
Duguid John Damford Duma Drutnoak Aberdeensb fel
Duubar, Maj Sir C D If Bc . St btary's (tie, Kirkcud
Fright {«)
Dunbar, James, Colthill Bieldslde, Aberdeenshire
Dunbar Jlivers M D , I ucraigie, C)ea oi ffplbej, Wora J3h
Clydesdale
Clydevlale
ClyslesJale
Clydesdale
Clyilesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cly lesdale
Clyilesdale
Oydesdale
Shetland Pnoy
CtydrsdaU
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
by Keltb, Banfisbare I
Duncan Charles CalUquery Ollaberry, Shetland '
Duncan J D , TilBxocthJe House Udny Station, Aberdeen I
Duncan, lames, tredand Farm, borgandenny, Ferthshirel
Duncan, James A , Redhill Mosstowne Elgin, Morayslure
Duncan, John Ardeotlutha Pott Glasgow, Lanark
Duncan, John Burnside House Tumtf, Abetdeca
Duncan, John, Balmallocb Kilsyth Lanark
Duncan John Inchberry Lenlram Ioverne*» (r)
Duncan, John Bryce Ncwtands Kitkmahoe, Dnndnes ftsPI
Duncan, Nmian Little Kilinory Rolhcsay, Bute
Duncan, Patrick, Batchers King Edward Aberdeen W
Duncan, Robert Ji Kilwhinleck Rothesay Bute
Duncan, Tbos .Dullatar Dumbartonshire
Dunlop, David, Annefield, Amlsfield BSO Dumfries I
Dunlop G fkRobert.Craigraplocb.Dunrod, Castle Douglas
Kirkcodbiight (cj*
Dunlop, James, fitackailstoo CrasshiU, Maybole, Ayrshire
Dunlop,guinlln,Greeflan Ayr {«lt
Dunlop, Robert, Caddell Farm Saltcoats Ayrshire
Dunlop, Robert, Daldidt, klaybole Ayrshire • '
Dunlop, William OuneFarm Monkton Ayrshire
Dunn, Andrew Jr , Rosefield Farm, Balbeggie, Perth I
Dunn, James Brandedleys CrockeUord, E^mfries '
Dunn, John Enjntcer, Le^eJ Cushme, Alford, Aberdeen
Dunn, Richard, Odsion HamilfoD, Lanark
Dunnet, Alexander, Sibsler Mams, Wick, Caithness
Dunning, James, Barcosb Farm Belth Ayrsbite
Dunsmore, Buchanan, 8 Cooley Bank, Perch
IhiDsoore Robert, Gaindykehead Airdrie, Lanark.
Dutno.G F,j3ckstown Rothie-Norman Aberdeen (r)
r^mo lames Rothie Ilnsban- Fyvie Aberdeen W
Durno, James, Springbank, Old Meldrura, Aberdeen
Shetland ISany
e Ctydesdalo
aydesJalc
Sbelland Pony
Clydesdale
1 Clydesdale
e Clydesdale
HackniT
ClydesiUe
Clydesdale
I Shetland Pony
) Clydesdale
Clydesdale
I Clyd^ale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
c Clydesdale
r Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydtadade
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
CfydeadaJe
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
Clyd^ale
I Clydesdale
t Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Dnrno, Leslie, Upper Mill Taryft, Aberdeen , (<) Cljdesilale
Domo, Leslie, hlckUIl Oil Mtldmm. AlwpIeeD Clyilesdale
DuthJc.UilliamM.Anlton, Iiisch, Abeedeen Clydeside
Dykes, Andrew, Loebanhead, Dunscore by Auldgirth, Clydesdale
Ptimfries (c)
D)kea, James, Jlillbouse Troon, A>TsLlre ayd*sdale
Dykes, TKonus.IrieslRllI Slratliavca,l.anark, (cl Clyi'rsdate
nykes.Wss llatelbank Straihavcn, I.anark (s) Clydesdale
D>ii)<Kk,A.,L>aUiel,MulrIiouscU>krs,W Caldrr, Midlothian Oydesdale
nadie, Iku fri. riiiljock Clcnfurg, Perthshire
Cttle*. An Irew, High I inmore, Maylole, AyTshire
I dgar, Amlrtw O , Bed Hall, Ayloun, Uerwicksbtce
Ldgar, ^mes, Kellon Mains. Castle Ivniclas Kirkcudbright
rdgar, lliWae P . Sewfielif, Dairy, Kirkcudbright.
Liter, George, Wester \an) Houses, Cam walh L^ark
I Mer, Hugh, Jiuglitki owe. Humble, Last Lothun (e)
Idler. (arnes.AtlickUncf c<l kUins, Dcciq CdmbucUi
Elgin n Kincardine, Tlie P atl of, brooinhall, Dunfermline
File («)
t niol, AndrrwT . Sewball, Galashiels, Srlkltk
Idliol, Dasi<l. Uroeknoodlrrs Cam-nLie, Dumfneulute (el
I lllof.Dasid P.Sislelhill.lAins Berwickshire (e}
IJIlol, Capi Tho* , Siiberserusi Koi.irl Sullicrl.snd {ci)
Idlloc, Waller, |{owniool, Dunbar, East Lothian .
Lmslse, Wm ,k.roe krrwwt, Allotd AberdrsTi
Lrilune Robert, Crooks Loch Winnock. RetifrewsUre
I vans, Thos Rost, Alton Farm llrtiinmorr, W Igiown it}t
Cisart.C l( , \eitierbar Corsock D4Jbealtir,Klrkcu Ibright
L»trl.Win.,MrikIaaii Corsock, Dalbeattie, KirkoiJbrigbC
E"to, Alex . Klnbate.TureKf, AbccdecD,
laiifey.Mrs R , Broom-age Fartn, La'berf Stirling (Tydesdale
Faitie, jolie. LatUrrill Auebenbratb, by Hamiltoo, Lanark. Clydesdale
larish Samuel T.ToOUHin nr, Lockernie, Dumfriesshire ClyOrsdale
Paryuliar, James South Kedbog Sirtcben, Aberdeen Oydesdale
tetpssoo Hugh. ttroeWtaw Soeti Ayrshtcc Cl)deidal«
Fetgusvn James, Upper Callmtujr, Doune Perthshire Clydesdale
Ferguson, lames, Knowles lann Lrschwinoocb, Rrnfre<* Clydesdale
lerguson, James S, Auclunbay Maudilme, Ayrshire (t) Clydesdale
Pergusoo. Jolm, Monaughv. Alves, Forres hlc-rayshire Ic) ClidesiWe
Ferguson WtUtam Last Kixkland, Vligtown. Oydwdale
letguson.Wm. Mains of Creuehiei.Alyib, Perthshire Oydesdale
FercusoO. Wm C Uurlfikb, Milnathort, Uof««-sldre (el Oidesdue
F eimnoo. W iliism L CaireweaLSl^ejkiik . (cW Clfdetdaie
Perguson. Wra Tixll Mark Ca.ite Kennedy, Utglownsb ClydeedMe
Pet utson. Ale* , DMeapon Pm , Ballinluis I ertlial ire (e) Cl)des.jaje
PeegussoA Buchanan, Col C J, Aucbeaiorlie, Bowling ClyaeMalt
Glasgow Lanark (*) ,
reeiue.Dasid.Lochside.CoupatAngui.rerlbilure [0 Oydesdale
I eerier, O W .cotton of Itownie, Foriar ~ Clydesdale
Fernts. Peter. Caimfold, Sauebeo Aberdecnsbire Clyde,da'e
*^elUsJoKo.Lotski»rarw,Ganuoulh, Morvyshite (c5 Cl)ftesdale
Fife I .bpnngdde Soriftt;'! lely Kilmarnock, Ayrshire (fj Clydesdde
Ftlshie.Wm R . Majiis of Caniro.s Cardross, Dumbarloo Clydesdale
TiOdlatee Ceorac.JerviSwoodMaips Lanark (»> Clydisoaie
FindU). DasidG Dalsalloch Authinletk, Ayrshire Clydesdale
FrnJIai, Mrs j , Vuiefwiise.Auriroliealb Lanarkshire (r) Clydesdale
Findlay. J W, HaaUiewhirr. Whithorn, Wigtownshire t Clydesdale
Findlay, James. Duncaoeiemere, Cumnock. Ayrshire Ch-desdale
, FsodUy, Jolui,Sp tuchall B.MU**ston Lanatk. Clydesdale
FiQdUt.SirJohnR.Aberlouf B-ui/lshirc <<l Clydesdele
Findlay, Pelee, Brstkentrae, Bishopbriggs, Lanark Clydesda e
liurtla)' R, Jr.Corthinnulr UdnySuuon, Aberdeen (t) Clydesdale
Findlay. R E , Botiirich, Balloch, Durabanon Clydesdale
Findlay Robert, Caster Cadder, KirkinUlloch, Clas^w Qydesdale
Lanark. (P)
Findby. Robert Ellis Dumbteek Udny. Aberdeen Clydesdale
Findlay. Tbomas, Ueerbrfegs, Slralhaven Lanark Clydes^Ie
Findlay IV Mosssrster Farro, Croy Station, Dumbarton Clydesdale
Findlay Walter R Ochtrlo'ny Mams Gulhne Forfarshire Clvdesdale
FinUy, Alexander MainhiUIaoa Raegeddie, Lanark Clydesd.de
Fi.lay, John, The Ross. lurkcudbright (c)t 9yo«daIe
Finlaystm, Cto W , Mams of Ca.slle Hunlly. Longforgan Clydesdale
Dandee FoTj«r ^
FmlayaoR. I & T., 13, Eipbinstooe Street, Kmcardme-oa aydesdaie
Fortti. File (fi
FtaDysoo, John. Orchard, Cambus, St rliag ,*
FiQlaysoQ, R S . Kmkell, Fordoun Kincardine . *3*,
Fisber.David Ardyne.AnnandaleAv .Lockerbie, Dumfries QydesMe
Fisber, John, Jelly holm, ABoa, Clackmannan • ^rd«dale
FUws.aa8ni,,Ringcsti,Duar<.ssness. Shetland^ , ^ Inti’S'!,
Fleming, A , W^tstmsios New Biggiug Caiuwatb, Lanark Oydesdale
Hemiog. Alex., Hoarhills Farm. Boathills, Fifesbite
Flenung Andrew Bankhead Leven File , v if
Fleming, lames, Barns of Clavribouse. Duodet, FoefarsK Clj^sdaie
neauog fames. Borriacd, Lesmahagow, Lan^ksMre (») Oydet^e
Heuing, John, Coates Fairo, Penicuik Mid
Fleming John CrowcUsknowe, Waterbe
Pumfnes . ,
Fleming, Stephen Raith, Botbwell Lanark
rder Perthshire - Clydesdate
i Midlothian Clydes^e
aterbeck, Lockerbie Oydesdale
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279
Flrrsne U Him Cotbi«ti4ll Lanark. Qrdndal*
KIrm og Urn Ilallnile Bnnchrttrr iianick Roxburgh Qi-dradair
F7«m og Wm Oterhouin Dane) Slrathavrn Lanark, (t) Qj-drtdaJe
Fletcbrr D , tVrwmil) Kinnlard Urreb □ Toriarth (cj) aydtidaic
Flclt John G S. N atabeo Harrav kirkira]| Orkney Cl)ileidal*
FoorJ Jamn ester Buchly>ir Lctsugates b icah re Qydesdate
Forbes Alex Rett e flo)"na e Banlf (rj Clj-deidaJc
Forbes StC S Bt Castle Neve Strathdon Aberdeensb Hackney
j Forbes C. \V CaUendar House Falkirk Sll I ogsbjte (e) CI)-^sdate
! Forbes Charles Dallacby While H lls Banffshire C])des<laie
Forbes LV-Col H t>aVstoo Alford AberdernshiTa \t) Clydesdale
I Forbes James UttleCantl) he th Banffsh re Oj-desdale
I Forbes Patrick Aoukerlon K otore Aberdeenshire (r) Clydesdale
t i^>rbes Robert F Meslseat Gartly Aberdeenshire Clydesdale
' Forbes, Caph lion \V R. D LoaretCaiciigUss OolUnrdd Qj-desdale
la\ene&s < )
Fordjxe A D BmeUay Castle Bruckla] Aberdeen (rr^j Qj-desdaie
Forest Allan Boon Lauder Bern cksh re Cly-d^ale
Forrest Alex Browning Catstairs Lanark Clydesdale
Forrest Robert WestercrofI Lochmaben Dumfnrs Oydesdale
Forrest U lUam Knockifilaw K Imamock Ayrshire t Qydetdale
Forrester Janies Whinnvball Kingtasse F Irsbire Oydesdale
Forster John MainsofLarg New Luce Ik gtown (ejj Clydesdale
Forsyth Marian Baliatraid Delny Koss-sh re Oydesdale
Forsyth James Easter he lb Auchterhouse Forfarshire Clydesdale
Forsyth, John Une Ersne Stranraer kk gtowiL Oydesdale
Forsyth John RffeePatk Ssebe kVlgtnwn Oydes^c
Forsyth John Stapleton Grange Annan Dumfr es Clydesdale
Forsyth John K Kocth Myvot Condorrat Lanark Clydesdale
Fors) th, Robert U Balmlnnoch k rkcowan kkigtownshirc Clydesdale
Forsyth Thomas Stane Farm Shotis Lanark |e)t Oytlesdale
Forsyth kVm , Batton Farm Hartb ll Lanark. Oydesdale
Foftescue The Misses E B 1 & J T L Parkb 1] Dyce Shetland Puny
Aberdeen (0
Forteviol Lord Dupplin Castle Perth (ep)f Oydesdale
Fortune John Broom Ihrrtioy Banffshire Oydesdale
Fothenngban D D Kildulf Fossoway k nross shite Clydesdale
Fothejnegbsm W S. Morkhly Castle blutUily Penbsb c» Clydesdale
FethetiBgbaa kkiUiaa kkest Saline Oakley > feshue Clvdesdaie
Feeler Arthur C Uest Mathers St Cyrus Montrose Oydesdale
Forfar
Foaler r Upper kkesttowB Bairas Stonehaven kifieardine Clydesdale
Fq«I e loha Ad< el S r eben Aberdeen ft]
Fowl e John B Loanbead New Deer Aberdeeosh re
Frame Andrew Annatb II Glenbe g Lanarkshire
Frame Robert Carl ns de Vemphlar Lanark
Frame Mill am Mhisbush C ggat Lana k
FraKr M ss Helen South Culswick Feaa ck Sbetland
Fraser J McLaren of Invertsay boiaandenny Perthshire
Fraser J ^rmsek &rso<k Dsibeatde Kirkcudbnghl (<)
Fraser James Melton Cawdor Vsire
Fraser Laurence] CrossUsier Uyeasound Shetland
Fraser Mm.] Cardens Culswick Keawick Sheiland
Fraser John MaxirelU eld k kbeafl Outnfriti
French Samuel Loch Road Lanark
Fmod M Uiam M Umoor Sandilands Station Lanark.
I Fullarton JacneiS Tranent Mams Tranent I: Lothian
Galbra th Maj C E. The Barony Ihimlnes
Galbraith Robert Ardnacross Aros Mull
Gall kkm Smidd bum Rochie Norman Aberdeen
Galiacber Peter bloss ewood Farm Croy Inverness shite
Gallowsy James Challochmum Glcoluce kk gtowttshire
Galloway \k Uiam Batlae Klikiiuicr Migtown
Ganson K D Brenlbam llace Lerwick Shetland. (r)
Carden George A Qeanh II Buck e Bantfshirc (r)
Card ner Mrs L Oarg U 1 arm Cneff Perthshire fr)
Card ner T J Banchory Ccpupar Angus, 1 erthshne
Cartlmer MiUian HenbiU FortestoS 1 erthshire (s)
Csnioer James Dla ktongue Farra Amine Lanark
Gamck Laurence Keaw k Shetland
Carlloch McoUlHosp tall arm CartMsh Lanarkshire ( p)t
raTsan Jubnltall Crass aids k iramock Ayrshire
GaSS Capt. 'nomas kern ks. kukiuahoe Dumfries ft)
Gauld AJezander Damheads PoRmy Banitsb re
Ceddes Arth rA Newtm bordyre 1 oitsot Banlf hire
GeramellA kenbead I en» tk kiln arnock \yTshirc l«)t
Gemm U Amltew Jr Lugtonndge Beilh Aytshuc
Gcnmelk Robert Old Batu, Lplawroooe Lanark
Geo melt kkiiham Cornabus PortLUen Islay ArgslLhm
Cemmtll kkro keirytonlu Kolhesay Bute
Ceurge kkihiam Lrquhaft Farm CononBndge Ross^hirs
Geme JohnS U tlehwsnford New Deer Aberdeen
C lb, Charles, llrwU lull barm Ayr
C btC James, Lochtyside barm. Tbenloo Fife
G bton Charlrs Alex DamsiJe Montrose. Forfar
Cbson.l!u£h lrP»«F»r™ Sutherland f)
Gbson John. 1 Cl wKk. Ayrslure
r t«on John lligbtown of Craigs, Biimlnrs
Giw<rt.John WotalcrulL AuchtermuchtT F fe. |itt
Glwam T 11 Lli«,tulLCOunlcaswTUs. kmcardiae
C baoo Thocnas, Itatbuir Iroograt Pumlncs
C baoD Tbon as 1 Mams of Umoydov kiikpatnck
Durbsm kukcudbrigbt
C hsin, tkiiliam [teoch, htrsurser M igtown -
GiitoiiLAia.TCW Move Bieasay Shetland - ~
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Sbeliaod Pony
She land Pony
Kaekney
Oydesdale
Oydr^ale
Clydesdale
Cl 1 desdalc
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Sfwiland Pony
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Sbetland Pony
Clydesda e
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Oyxiesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdele
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Clyde^lc
Cl desdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Ciffotd Francis Mm Uyeasound Shetland Shetland Pony
G Ibeit Francis Mbileside Tullyncsslc Alford Abcrdeen(r) Clydesdale
G Ibert Mm Coaihrughglen Da ry Ayrshtre Cly lesdale
G k-brist. LaUimne Hallesa n kilkenrie kinl)Te,Aytshiitt Clydesdale
C khnt DC Mllsall Chapelton Lanarksbre Clydesdale
rilchrsi Datid llgh Balletan Campbeltown ArgyU Clydesdale
Cichrst James Bla ket Mans Crocketford Du nines f Clydesdale
G Ihooly James, Cart n House Motherwell Lanarkshire Hackney
GUI Mra kebholes, Forglen Tumff Banffshire Clydesdale
GU Mm llipe Toniici Invergorden Ross shire fc) Clydesdale
GtHespe ATsn Sranabus Undgrod IsVav Argyll (c)j Cly esdale
rOespell Cra ge s Gru nart Islay Argyll {c)t Clydesdale
GUespe James, Br Igeton St Cyitirs Montrose Forfar Clydesdale
Cillespe John Octolad PortCharlo te IsUy ArgyU Clydesdale
Cnies U Uategirggan Campbeltown ArgyU Clydesdale
G Ilea John AtxuinullCollage llanulton Lanatk Clydesdale
GiUroi George CraghiU kessock by Inverness Clydesdale
G Imour Alexander Uurobrael arm Stratbaven Lanarkfr) Clydesdale
Cilffiour JamesA boutbea rn kukcolm Migtown (rjt Clydesdale
C Imour John \ ewpark Muiiend Lanark Clydesdale
C Imour Capt. John H M C Chapelton ol Borgue Clydesdale
k rkcudbrigbtsh re (rlf
C Imour Mm H Ardmore Farm Cardross Dumbarton Clydesdale
C Imour M P Balnungan Borgue kirkcudbnght frit Clydesdale
Cilruth Alfred A Langhaugh Urech n Forfar Clydesdale
Gtashen Thomas, Hill of M Ulimber M lltimber Aberdeen Clydesdale
Glen Mrs I, l_ RaunPark Bathgate L nlithgowsh le Hackney
Glen Lftoeb Kaim 1 ark Bathgate LinLthgoushire Hackney
Clenaithur Lord Fullarton House Troon Ayrshire Clydesdale
Hackney
Clendioiung George E Kirkhouse Traquair Inner Clydesdale
leUien Feebleshre
OLDRABAB Lord Glen Tanir Aboyst Aberdeen Icspnt Percberon
Godie Uav d Darats r Trooa Ayrthiie Clydesdale
Goldie M Uiam LartBorelanl GlenJuce Migtownshue t Clydesdale
Goodall Andrew Balgngpe Cardeoden F fe Clydesdale
Cordon Jama CrrchFarm Le iboe Cupar Ff* Clydesdale
Ootdon jamrs Suathom Pitcaple Aberdeen Ir) Clydesdale
Cordon John Kirkland M'haupbU Migtown Clyde^alt
Cordon i eter Balcra g Moor I ort M lUiam M igtowas. fr) Clydeadale
Con^ Thomas M Dlairath Calvmd DalbeaCf e AyTshirr Clydesdale
Cordon Mm F Droomh lit Fraterburcb Aberdrensh ie(e) Clyde^ale
Gordon M llum H Lasts de Farm Dumtdeec Duntfrus Clvdesdaie
Courlay P N M Kirkland Tynfon TborobiU Dumfna (tr) Clydesdale
...... .. Shetland Pony
Cow Mn A Drumbrg Dryisrb Surlingshire Clydesdele
Cow Da d Shawwood Tarbollon Ayysblr* Clydr^ale
Graham Aka Jr H gb T rfergut Campbeltown Argyll Clyde^ale
Crabain Aleiander Tonteoeb Campbeltowa Argyll. Clyde^Ie
Graham Alexander Makefield Terrace CUrkaton Lanark Clydesdale
Graham AkaandnS Cattle Park Faitl e AyTshin Uydeulale
Graham Dougald MestBackt Campbeltown Argyll (c)t Clydesdale
Graham George A Roseburn Lane St rl ng Clydesda e
Graham Jama Bogend Blackivlge West Lothian ftl Clydtsdae
Graham James Mat Mams Dutefna Clydesdale
Graham John Blytb Oolphinton Peebim Clydesdale
Graham K k Aocbeagastel. Twynbolm Kirkcudbright (cl Clydesdale
Graham Robert Chapel of Logan Canonb e Dumfries It) Clydesdale
Graham Robert kamflat Kelso Roxburgh (ct Clydesdale
Graham Thomas MysebyhO Eccleiechan, Ouaafnn Clydesdale
Ctanunood J Cbatsworth kilmainock Kd C ffnock Clydeadale
Lanaik
Grant. A Mams of Dalvry Adv e Moraysl re fe) Cly lesdale
Grant Forbes Knctkd ra Farm loctsoy Banffshire Clydesdale
CranC Ccorec Bogs of Caizofield lortQoedon Itauttshixe Clyde^ale
Grant S r George Maephezton Bt BallmdaUoch Cattle Clydesdale
Ball odaBoch Banif»hire (c)
Grant Jesse Mester Logie k crirmuir Forfarsb re Clydesdale
Grant John Oadm pnk Fordyce Portsoy liinffshire Clydesdale
Grant John Cta gbead Kedgorton Perth Clydeadale
Grant Capt W ll Sm ih Minmore Glenlivet Banlfshirefr) Clydesdale
Grant Mol Atradoul lluckie llanifshire Clydesda e
t ram MtRiani Fa bllall Gartly Aberdeenshire (c) Clydesdale
Cray Adam Ingleston of Boigue kirkcudbriebtshire Cly lesdale
Gray Alcaander Me kk Bogi Rolhie-Norraan Aberdeen Cly.lesd.Ie
Gray Akiauder NelhenjuUof O mess. LUon Aberdeen Oydesdale
Gray Andrew Kers e Mams St ilmg Oydesdale
Cray Andrew NorwKk llaroldswKk Shetland Shetland Pony
CrarX: Mddackhiil Boanykelly NewpiUlgo Aberdeen Clydesdale
Gray II Hawkiul] kuieajdine.on Forth F fe,
Cray J W.. UtUe n tinaan Old Meldrnm Abeid.
I Gray James Crawfurdston kjppen Stirling
Clydes, tale
;e) OyMesdale
I — Clydesdale
I Cray James.Materstcne Farm Johnstooe. Renfrew ft) ClydeSilaJe
; Gray John Ardlaw Fraserburgh Aberde^ .. Cfyf'^ate
Gray John Candmnama, Stonebouse Lanarkshua ... Oydesdale
Cray joha, Mams,&travithie F feshire _ Oyoesdale
Cray John, t. cegarth Baltasouml Sberlaod _ Sbetond INay
I Gray R CarlingwelL Airhe be kirtiemuir Forfarshire Oyiksdak
I Cray Robert, Medwin Mama. Meat Lmtoo. I'eebksshire Oydesilaw
' Gray Uo lam Liunpban. loserune Aberdeen. .. Cly les.fal«
Cray Miaiam. Park Farm. MayUte Ayrshm _ (i) Clydodair
Cteen. Aridiew Clusa. Udaberry Shetland .. She laial Pocy
r teen J K.. CoJyhdl Uourtne lo -erurve Abesdees. (i) Oydewlaw
I Grem.Joha.Baeki»UJr by krilh. Uanllshua .. Clyd-sd.!#
I Cee msh i rU j. Gercge W Fdinck San uhar Duai/ness_ire Clydrvla •
' I mg James, Hidsale, Montrose Fcrtar _ CIydewU.e
' Gitexum James. Stockertoa kirkcudUVhlslurt ( t CI)-des..al«
Gana,AbxaiaJer ReusLc.-«e,MKk.Caithoess _ t»J aydes.ml«
I Gnnii,J D TbeBcra.SoathHQoaL.shay Urkney „ ajves..am
280
HORSE BREEDERS-«:OTLAND.
CUN-ISB
Name aiuJ A>Mmt
Guno, Capt J W Uiimiskitk House, Halkirk Cailhnc»»|
Gunn, John L>bslcrMains taillim-ss
Guthrie, John bardie, 'lid \ill, hhettand
H
Hadiion •tnflrtw 31one>bun) Hawick, Koaburgbshin. I<)t
Hagait Spiers, Ale* A Llderslie Houston Kentnwshirr
Haggart James, Ual illie, Leslie, i ife
Haimie Thomas Laighl Teipont Uunifrie*
Hair.Uie" Lockwood Srluoats A>cshir*
Hair James II Mams of AUr laUie Irtlh
Haldane, Hart) r , Skelho UbO Sutherland
Haldane, It tn , Lintihcrf, MuthilJ J e«fi»hire
Hal), Mexaiider Uirdoon Whillurii Wigtown
Hall Hamilton CraiadhuSn ilhv Whilhurn Wigtownshire
HaUiday, Daiul Hattwood lawktrlie Dumfries
Hamilton Andrew Maneight New Cun iiutk A)'rshire
Hamilton Archibald Mmrlca Dicgar lanark (H
Hamilton basin LasterCurne Lurne Mill iKian
Hamilton Gasm Adniston 'tafnierr) I'ast Lothian (ritl
Hauiiilon, Mrs H Mlon Moerhouse Ncwiulns Ajtsbi
Haaiiltfo James Vuiidvil Duniice t}r>hirt (j
Hamilton James Oldlislon Hatho Ldinbureh
Hamilton lames J’oinil llruglas Lanark
Hamilton James Springbank Lanark
Hamilton John Deadwalers Kirki imrlull Iginark
Hamilton John Kcppl hill Sliolts 1 anark
Hamilton John M Uent Kirkmuithill Lanarkshire (s)
HamiltonK Ig) v Sfothrrwrllf arm MithrrweU Lan."'- '
Hamlton W U Ilaekswulho] e 1 arm UothwiU
I^snarkbi re (^)|
Hamilton W illiam Ponalas 1 anark '
Hannah JobnM tiirsan Mains. bir\au Arithire
Hanna) Wni Colhulluch inrt William Wl.town
Hatdte Adam Miiitend llroxburn West Lothian
Hardic Ilobert, Lower Linburn 0 inscore Dumfnes
Hargreaves W House OMiir MiUon Bridge Midlothian
Karkness James ttoudhead (h mhiU Humfrtetshm
Harle) John lilbai hie I arm lli nfirmline kdi
Harper Cliarl > iii}l of Blair Uld MekJrum Aberdeen
Harper lam-* fiird Queendale bhctland
Harper John Mams MLairrues C lenalmond Vctih
Harper Joseph Uathillet Cupar fife ,
Hamson W illiain West SiraifirlJ Baltaseuind Shetland
Harvr) Mrs MarKaret ICowan Windj&atl Kotbeuy, Bute
Uarvie James I))kino<k stratbaven Lanark
Harsre John Heisbts harm Bucklyiie Stirling
Harvie William High Cross Stewarton AiTshire
Hastie John t ddlewood Tarm Hamilton Lanark
Hastings M Uantobriek Kuiglord Kirkciidbngbt {r]tl
Hastings W Craiis castle Douglas Kirkcudbright
Hawick Kubert BurTaiaiid SiiUom Shetland
Hawick Uoben SwinisKr HilKwicK Shetland
Hairrek T Vibon Norihmaiine Haitiar ShetUod {rsii
Hawick Mrs Wm Uurravoe Morlbfoe Shetland '
Hawthorn Jam s liopilield lliisbv Lanatk^irr
Hay Cbas Tiblister Ollabirr) Shetland
Ha) Charles Uorroh 11 Stricben Aberdeen
Haj.J Druiimoiid bl neam Bridge-of Fam t’erth
Hay James Black Culphin Cornhill Banff
Hay, Janes Knowes by Brae Shetland
Hay, Stewart J Cullm'alundie Perth
Ha) Wm, Woodaide J’orfnockje Banff
Ha)man John Glentarff Umgford Kirkcudbright
HSDLEY, GEDKGE, olHowptsley Bawick B3xbn:ih(«>t
Henderson Andrew Clod stec Sulloui Shetland (Hi
Henderson Gilbert Mursetter Cullivoe Shetland '
Haaderson Henr) Cuddon Baltasound Shetland
Henderson ] Craigs harm Mid Calder Midlolhiar
Henderson James I nirrald Park Noble HiU Dumfrn
Henderson jii.Skae Lochend Northmavine Sbetlan'd (c)|
Henderson Col James II , Bellevue Wick, Caithness '
Henderson James W Clatklon Douhe Perthshire
Henderson, John Burravoe Nonhroe Shetland
Heodcr^on John, Lee Aleadoii Carluke Lanark
Ileoderson John, Muness Uyeasound Shetland
Henderson, Thomas, Newark Crocketiotd Dumfnes
Henderson, Tliocnas Peat Haa. Northroe, Shetland
Henderson Wm, Lawton Coupar Angus Perth f
Hfiodry, John, Chapel Ringford Kirkcudbrrght
Hendry, Rbt , Soutbannan Mains Pairlie Ayrshire I
Henry.James MaxwelJBaok Lochmaben Dumfries
Henry, John Barvennan Newton Stewart. Wigtown
Henry, William, Kirkbride Creetown, Kirkeudbngbt f
Henry, H illiam. Garths, AUb. SheUind
Henry, W Ilium. Hatton. Marykirk Forfar
Hepburn, Charles. Tarwathie, Stricben, Aberdeen
Hepburn John, Wellheads Tilbnaught, Portsoy Banffshu,
Hervey Bathurst, Mrs B E , Gortinanare, Ta)-snloan
Arg)11sture
Hewetson, John, Baltersan Newton Stewart. Wigloi._
J|ewfso». Koberr Upper Barr, Newton Stewart, lligtowml
CHrlesiUIe
LljilnuUle
bhedanil Ikiny
CKiIesdale
CI)J<-sJale
Ciydesilate
Cl)<)estialc
Cl)<l-s.la)e
CI)ilrsiUI«
CI)<Ks.Ule
C{)<l<s,lale
CUdesiUle
Cl) )e>ila)r
C))<lesda)e
Cl).),
Ci)<les.la1e
OvtewUlc
Ctvde^te
Civ.)
-.laic
I)ono)bndge Stirling
tsffcld (fddingstoa, Lanarkshire
elides life
Clidesdale
Clsdrsdalr
CI)ilrsJale
Clydesdale
Ll)-desdale
Cl)d-sjalft
Cl)dcsdale
Clydexlale
CI)detiUlc
C))t)f«d*te
Clydesdale
C))-devUle
Cl)dcs>la)e
CI)desJal«
C>)des.iale
Cl)des.lvle
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
ClvdcsJale
Clydesdale
I Shetland Pony
Cl) itesdsle
Clydesdale
Cl)-desdaie
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
. Oydesdale
Shetland Pony
Shetland Pod)
Shelfaod Pony
Sheiland Pony
' Hacknrv
Sbeibnd Pony
, Clydesdale
Clydesdale
avdesdale
Shetland Fbnr
Clydesdale
Dyjesdale
Clydesdale
CIrdeslalc
Sbetlaod Pony
SbetUod Pony
Sbetlaod Pony
Cl) desdale
Oydesdale
Shetland Pooy
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Shetland Poov
Oydes^e
Shetland Penv
Clydesdale
Shetland Bony
Clydesdale
Oydrs^e
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Ptny
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Hacknn
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Oydes^e
llowie, Hugh, linnnrk Hog Invrrkip,
Howie. James, Hillliouse, kitmamrK:
Howir ramesA.IalrfbllMaiiii.Me,
Home. )ohn C . Jlnxwr.lera.
Howie. Matthew G , ToweilaJi It, trviii'
IhKige, Thomas, Womlrnd, Armadale, West Lothian
Hodge \\lt)Um,Slodahm.LockerHr Duniriet
Hokinb KactJjy, Strowm, by Crieff, fTrlKsf Ire
lloeg, Alexander, Upp*' ‘ ‘
iUitDtt, H. A , f ^rf« IJ
Hcdnira. JamtI. Ilolib Farm. lullr'ic, Stirling
Holmes, iomri, l/Khmd Fra , Uiidgewd Wnr, Rerftrwr
Holmes, James Nclhrrlioiite Ixichwirmnih, Kenirew
Holmes, joiin Coallarm, St Monanrr file
Haneycnan. Rbt Wunitt DercuUrh Strathlay, Prtlb
Hood, flastif, PalMieaif, Kimcmiiir forfarsfure .
lIooJ.AA illiam, Jtalmar KlikciMlbnUit
Hop”, Stephen / , KimahaJnf Straihpe/fer, Ross-tWre (r,f|
Hope.CaM Tlmiiut. NimmerUIl Dumfnrs
IIOMf, Alex . IGarnavaid Drymea SUrlmfvhji
lloslr, Kobe I, t>Nrfail, ll-ilirret Statical Stlrli
Houlson fraud'll llcis C<Ti j A .lAunlopHoute. Durlop
Ayyshite (cit
iloul isworlh. Capt J II Cnitnrss Wishaw, Lanark (r)
Houtlswnclh, Mrs W T K, Threave, tvirkmichaet
Majlale. Ayrshire
Houston, ff, OferUie, Rrrrirk, Cajlle Dou^lai, Kirk
cu Ibnr^t (r'‘
llousloo. Geo, L , Johnslooe Castle Recfrrwsl ire
llowat, Andrew Burnnekttone, Ochiltree, Ayrslure (i
llowat, lames. Raw I arm. Cast Cal Icr Ayrshire
Howal, Hobeil Koltinrow, Ocliiltrre, Ayrsl ire (i
llowie, Hugh, linnnrk Hog Invrrkip, Renfrew (i
.... . . ...... . .. .. ,\j,s|ijre (til
Ml, Ayrshire
irjulur Stirling
. .fVine.AvrsI ire.
Howie, Itoberi, lirumfork, IlrIrnsUirah, Duiabartcn |r
Uowie.Robert.Flallerlrn.t.rniioik, Kinfrew (r).
Howie, Thomas Avisyarvl, Old Ciunhock Aynl ire
Howie.Utn Camwa Iric i vrm Tliomlirbank, Lanark (tJt
Howieson, Rbt W , VVisihall, I organvl.imy I’ertl shire
HughsoD, A . If, Norderfioute, Cuppisfrr Lltfa, Shetland
Hughson Andrew Cuppaslrr. Lliu, bhetland (e)
lluout. An li^w, HcJ« house, TKomIuU, PumJri»»i/e
Hunicr.Andt'w.Saiot Bryvi'S.Hbwwood. Rinirewyhire
Hunter, Mr* Ll.ubeih t rsilanil, Kilmameck .
Hvintet, llueb Mnnlfod Arvftoisan Ajtshice
Hunter,! Gatvlv^e WiUowbmk Camouitie Forfarshire (i|
Hunter, jaiitrs.CauJJhall GortbnJgr 'fullotluaB
Hunter. James Simme, WNniPess bhetland
Hunter, lenses A , Sachnebeg Canipbeltaw®. ArOlL
Hunter, lames P , Bankiii Id Gbnluce, Wistown.
Hunter. John, The Bow Stow MiUtotl lan
Hunter, John, Caiileiw) Cortbridge Midlothian ,
Hunter, John. Muness L'yeasnund, Sheiland . ,
Hunter. John P , GarthUnd Mains Slrantier, Wigtown t
Hunter, John S , hnulton, Moiikion, Avrshire (r)|
Hunter, Lawrenre, IfilltwKk Shetland i
Hunter Mrs Mary, Mdlbun Fm Larkhall. Lanatkshire
Hunter, Thro. K , Slenswall Wrisdale, Shetland
'lunter, William Templond Mams Cumnock Ayrshire (tl
lunter, 'Atn, Aasta, SkeUiiler. Nrsline Shetland (r]
uDter, Wm .Cariblaod Mamt Loebans Wigtown I
fvmter, AN Illiam C, Am gask Glmlarg Perth (el!
’ iteeAnmdeil il W P, Bar;ar( Toiler, AuJgttlb ,
Dumlaessbsre (sFfI
HudII). MarQuisid, Aboyne Castle, Aberdeen (r,
HusUer Arnold, Kaim Park Uathgale West Lothian
Hutcheson Wm , Netherhouse Dargeddie, Lanark
Hutch nson Arthur, Greenside Fsrtn Levrn.Fife
Hutchinson, Samuel Garden Farm, Hollybush Ayrshire
HutdusoB. David, Deanfaot WestLioloo, Peeblesshire
Hutchison, J M , Cast Kerrowgalr, Daleross, Invemess-sh
llutciuson, W L,Cairngall longside Aberdeen (cj
llvslop, D .Norwood, Kirkpatrick Dutham, Dalbeattie,
Kirkcudbnaht (^)
HyUop, Robert, Railway View, Racks Dumfries ’
I
arroeh Kippen Station, Stirling
Inglis, James Redhouse, Cardenden Fife
lu^s, John Patnelvston Kippen Station, Stirling
Iograra,A CiOiapelof Seggac, Auchteriess Aberdeen M.
Ingratn, Charles Millegm Grange, Keith. Banffshire (r'l
Ingram, Wm .Middleton Troup Gamtie Banff <
Inkster,Andrew,HouU, North Roe, Shetland .
Inkster Henry, Avensgarth Hillswick Shetland
Inkster, James, Cluss.OlIaberry Shetland
Inkster, James Isbisler North Roe, Shetland
bifcster, John Saadvoe North Roe, Shetland
Inkster Miss Mary, Brae Shetland
Innes. Alexander, Pitmedden, Oyne, Aberdeenshire («
lanes, Capt. J \V C ,Mo> House, Forres, Morayshire
Innes,JamesC Ardtannies.lnvenine Aberdeen I
bum Wm , Redstack fbrtsoy, Bioltsbice .
Insch, Wm . Eehline, South Queensferry, West ^tluau
lrvinc> Alex , Senr , Vatchley Dunrossness. Shetland (
Irving, C • East Bowerliouses Rutbwell Dumfries
Ir^g,J»mes,Grecnwrae, Gretna Dumfries
trvmg.Kbt C, Olackeroe, Castle Douglas lurtaidhrigl
Isbisur, Mrs Peter. North CWsw lek, Rea wick, SheUand
ClydrUale
Clydrsdale
ClydmUle
Clvdesdale
Shetland fbey
Clydesdale
Cli devtale
Clydesdale
Clydevlale
Oydrsilale
OydrsdJe
Civ desdaJe
Ov fesdale
ripdeydaJe
Clydvidile
Civ leadale
Clydesdale
Qydetdale
Clydesdale
Shetland ftonp
Clydesdale
ajdesdafe
ayrtesdale
Oydesifalc
CJydisdalt
ayiltsdale
Clyifesdale
Clvtlcsdale
nyvKsdaJe
Oydrsdale
aydrsdale
Clydesdale
ClyilrsJale
Oydesdale
OydtsdaJf
Oydisd-Me
SheilasdPcny
Slietland Pens
Clydesdain
Hacifsey
Clydesdale
Cfydesdole
Cledcidale
0)deidafr
Shetland Pony
Clvdcsdole
Clvdesdole
Ctvd^ole I
Oydesdale
Shetland Pesy
Ojelesdole
Oydesdale
OieUand Pony
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
Oydesdale
Shedaod Pooy
Ojtfesdaje
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
CliMcsdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cjyifesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cly^desdale
S&etland Pony
Sherland ftiny
Sheiland Pony
Shetland Pony
Shetland Pony
Shetland Pony
Clydesdale
Shetland Drny
O'^esdslf
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
JAC— LEV
HORSE BREEDERS— SCOTLAND
231
Name and Addma
hilbnde Aynhire
lerLibertor tdmburjh
]ae>>M>D Qinilopher Orchardlon Cro}, Lanark
'ackson la-no Cusheth II Ecclefeeban I>um(riti
ickson lamri Kinniel Krrae Boneat WratLolhi
ckson John Craicendmuir Strppa Lanark
tkson Kobt Recd>loch Edrom Brrvnek
ckson William lUj-acnn Kirkintilloch Lanuk
toes \\m L. Mannachie t-orrei Moraj-shire
DiicsuD kn Ircu Skae Baltasound Shetland
•son p STOrdwetlncr E Risct Annan DumfneaRJt
Booth Baltasound Shetland
eson James Channeruick Shetland
leson John Braenick IliUsnick Shetland
John Cue B^l
lanuesoo John,Mailand Uieasound Shetland
latniesoo John MoorfielJ CulUi'oe Shetland
Jamieson Kitkuood Broomhill Dart el AjTsbire
' urcnce Stow llillswick Shetland
L f Langholm Ochiltree AjTshire
, 'O.iCllIf Baltasound Shetland
Jardioe llenrt Guards M II Gretna Purafnes
jatdme S rj W ,Bt Castle A| Ik Lockerbie Dumiri
Jardioe James A Culquhasen GIrnluce Wigtoienslu
'aitnson Jercm ah Setter North Roe Shetland
arsne Robert Walton Casilecar)- Ehimbartoiishire
dire] Messrs Wjlehole Lockerbie Zhiminesshire
dire], James Little Spott Dunbar East Lothian (il
elite] Robert Dnimiin Torrrbura 1 lie i
ohnson Andrew CoUalirlh Ollaberr] Shetland (c1|
ohosoo Arthur Aensearth Hillswick Shetland '
ohnson Francis South Soord Roe Shetland
lolmsoo Hercules llareldswick Shetland
:ehnsaD lames Heclahister We sdale Shetland
ihnscn John Saodvee North Roe Shetland
jhntoo John Lphouse Brae Shetland
'obBsoo Marnus Rgiiarth North Roe Shetland
ohnson \A OlnesErtb Hamnav-ee Northmai ne Shetla
jOhnston George Bamjards Turrlf Aberdeenshire
JehnsCw Henn WestCraiiis Blackrtdge WesiLolbiaa
Johnston laa M A r of Cardowan Stepps Lanark ,
[ohniton J Otph r IIoum Orphir Kirkuall Otkne] (c)
JotuistM J G A. Westenti rettinain Thankerton Lanark
johailon John Jnr Dalnabreieh Brechin I ottar
lohnstpD John Btaebead Lugar Amhire (<)
lohnstM John South Baldutho St Mnnanee F (e
’ohnstoQ Peter Aoesgarth Baltasound Shetland
ohattoo Robert Rosebill Larbert Stirl a|
ohnstone A » Woodhead Farm lanlithgote West Lothian
James Ne«Q
toha M Uanl
K UnkinS
^^ihni^e ir"Unkinl Castle Doii^as lurkcudbrighl'’
.jhnstooe Richard Scone) lea Canoobie Dumleies
[ohnstone, Tbos Cosington Mams Thankertoo LanarksI
' ihnsiooe Tboraas Crear Kilberr] Arg]U
i ohnstone At L. Oanam Nook Jedburgh Koaburgb
ohnstene AAiUiam Carlmden Caniwalh Lanark
K
Kay James FUskmillan Newburgh File
Kean AAilI am Cbapelion AAesi Kilbnde Ayrshire
heilh Hugh AAaimhillKiIbarchan Rcnlrewshiie
KeiOi, Ma) James Ihunedden UJnv Abenleensbire (ip
Kcitb MarsballJ AbiidourHouse Fraserburgh Abcrdee
Kellas ja esQark Balmacass e EUon Aberdeen
Kell] At Robert Macbar Stewart Sofbie AA i»towBsbire
Kelso A HllolUiilh Drub AjTSbire
. . . ^jj^nder Broxburn AtestLotbian
s Roughwxxid lieilb A]T»hlre
Comegills BiDdiek.lUecIAiTan
KlSjr
Kemp Ou
AAilham Aid e Ctu.
i esna] Aberdeen
jj lonu ca.wio.-.lon itajbcple .
1) lohft Murra] ol Knocknallmg Pair] AsrsFaii
Is AAiIliam Glengtte Stranraer AAlgUiwnsb re
letrrW AAestbank MaJdem Cnell I’crtbshi
A ij Knockvbinnocb Newr Cumnock. Aviwhire t
Kerr.DunalJ I>niinlall F-asI Kilteide Lanark
Kerr Edward BumsiJe I arkcale DondriesiUre
Kerr Hugh Last Lochndge Beith Aershire
Kerr IluchC At esl G JJeoocb. S meikuk AA igiownsbii
Kerr J L , Harstesloun Castle LXdlar CtackniaiUkanab [c
nes Mid llalkeULugteei. Ayrshire
nes. Lister Culn>are Kippcn, btirlmg
nes LppccMaiat Annan LXimlriessbire
m UoghaiLUcilb.A]Txlare -
Cl)-deadale
llaeknev
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cl)dradale
Chdesdale
Ci]desclale
CI]d^Ule
CtjdeseUle
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Nheliaiut Ikm)
Clydesdale
Shetland lAmy
Shetland remy
Shetland IVn)
Shetland lAsny
Shetland Bony
Shetland TAmy
Qydesdale
Shetland lAmy
aydesdale
Shetland rt>n\
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
Clydesdale
Cly lesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Shetland Pony
Shetland Pony
Shetland fMoy
Shetland Pony
Shtlland Pony
Shetland Pony
Shetland lAmy
Shetland lAny
Shetland IMoy
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clyde^aJe
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Shetland Pony
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
O) lesdale
O desdale
CUdrsdale
Ovdesdate
Os-dt sdale
Ordesdale
Oydesdale
Old sdale
CUcesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Oytlrsdalc
Oyd -sdale
CInIrsdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
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CIrdesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Onirsdale
Bigblsisd
CIrdesdale
Cl desdale
Cly I sdale
CInbsdale
Ordesdaie
IKdrsdale
Oydesdale
nydcsda.e
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Oydnlaie
Qydesdde
Name and Address
[oha freenh Hock Kirkbuddo Forfar
[ohn Aterryhill Slewatlon Aynhire
lohn Mtdtown Carrlascrock.'Duinlticsshire
lohn NenI) Bridgend Islay
lohn Clement I AA ells AlusselUirgh Midlothian
.. — .John Sheanngtofi Caerlaveiock Dumfnesshiie
keiT Kolieft Abbey Aladderly Crieff Perthshire
km AAilIam Bandeatb Stirl ng
Kerr AAilham Millisle Catli non AAiglown (c
Kerr AAiUutn Ailsa lUee Girsan Ayrshire fs
KerrAAo James Mid Walkmshaw, Renfrewshire
Keswick May Henry Cowhill Tower Dumfriesshire (rjl
Kesein Sat oel li sch Sirbie AAiglown
Kilpatrick Alexander S Snulhston Patna Ayrshire (c!
K Ipaicick James CraigieMajis Kilmarnock Ayrshirefc',
King George llonierami Bemedale Caithness fi)|
KogJohn Jr Lawenuir BcUsliltl Lanark '
Kig I bn Castlelam Newton Meanis Lanark
Kng Jobo OUCroll Stilling
K Dg jolm AAhitel e Slewaiton Ayrshire
King AAallir Dunttytie Farm Cartochacn Dumbarton
Kng AAtn A Seggiecrook Grange Keith Banfishire
K nloch Mrs James Ardocb Csrdioss Dumharlon
Kuifod James ArlochFacrn Cardross Dumharlon
Kinloch James Tullicbewan Alexandria Dumbarton
Kinlocb John New lands LennoXtown Lanark
Kinnear James Afonlboi Brech n 1 oifar
Kininss U A Hill nd Clackmannan (r)
k ncDss James Coklstream Laurencek rk K ncardme
Kinross Will am IS Clarrndoii I lace Stirl ng
Kick JamesC High Barlcdtiew Sorb e Wigtownshire
Kick Robert AAluteh 11 Itort of Mentieih Station Stirl ng
K rkcaKly Dasid Ramrtdry Farm Ladybank Fife
Kirkland Andrew ilaJlbum Slrathasrn Lanark
Kirkland Ancus Mayf elJ Lesmabagow Lanark
I irkJand RoUn Bumlrae Farm Quarter Lanark
K ikpatrick James Hillside Houston Renfrew
Kickpairick lamesA Longbridgeisu r RulhwtJJ Dumfriesl
Kitchen AA AAaison Clune CulJm Uu tfshire
Knox George Westerhill B shorbnggi Lanark
Kydd Alexander]! rerryden F'arm Alootrose Forfa
Ktdd AAn Loebaber Aitroalh Forfar
Kyle Andrew Barskit en I arm Jaisle) Renfrew
Kynock J AA IslaBuOk Keith Banffshire
ow lamesS Clcngar Thomhill Dumiriea lc>
Laidlow Airs lane Drumn ondsiold Auchterarder Perth
Lame James Wbilrl II AAiJkirsion Midlolb an
Laird Andrew L TorbouscLie Wigtown
l^ird D B AAesi Kilbride Farm Kdnacobn Renfrew (c)
La oh John S Crookboai Sand lands Lanarkshire
Lambie John H gb Kdpt n Ballanirae AyTshire (s)
Lamb e Thomas Dogbead Farm Quarter Lanark I
Lammie Andrew Pomatlom Farm I emeu k Midlothian I
La nm e Thomas Chapel Farm Mortal Ouiufriri (e|
Lammie AAill am Lad Ian I Farm Preston \| li Dumfries
Lamonl Alex South Hook Farm Ki aura AycsLie
Lamoni Hugh H lion Port Bannatsxie Bute |r),
Lamoot JamesM Bull ons Caimeyhi 1 Dunlermbne Fite I
B shopbriges Lanark
Lang Alexander Arthur tame) land Hentrewsb re
Lang James Kelton Grange Dumfries
Lang James Unbank Dollar Clackmannan
Lang James naoetereyTlIs Kiln aoolm Renfrew
Lang John Culbrg K ppen Station Stirbng
Lang Robert lla\-$lcm Leuebars File
Laiu AVm OalUaicHich Cumnock AyTshire
Law ^ At A AA 1 O J A|x oi of Sanquhar 1
Alonyshire
law Alexander Loebside Rayne AAartle Aberdeen
Law Andrew Bankrugg G lord Last Lothian
Law Arthur AA AAlutecow FocieS Morayshire
Law Cbas E TheOrange Urackla Nairn
Law John Loehend ol Barrs Inyerurie Aberdeen
Law AAilUam Utismuir BailUesim Lanark.
Law AAm AA Sonside Rayne AleUeWanle Abe
Lawne < atm Sknling Mams B ggar Lanark
Suucc Si
aydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
aydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydcsilale
aydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Chdesdale
Cl'desdale
atdesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Chdesdale
Chdesdale
Clydesdale
Chdesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesilale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Chdesdale
Clydes tale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
JIaCksey
nwTie I Head ol BaUUas lU
awne James New Row Melhvtn
Robert Knockburtur New Cumnock AyTsbire (r
Lawscei Alexandre I acklea Farm Canuunnock Zanark.
Lawsem t atxn Ligbltbaw kluirkjrk Ayrshire
Lawioo Mrs Joteplme Boglirad < irtao Ayrshire
Lean Wijiam AAestrr l>rany hradburn Ldinbur^
Leaak A I> Ctrltta Lent k SlnUnd (r
Leask AA Uiam handyrw Norlbrrw Shetland
Lers Andrew latUelrsi G rtan Ayrshire (cj
Lers JamesC Straid Cirtan Ayrshire li
Lecgat AAm K AcznlerAcn Tumtt Abecucen (c
Iwiywr WtLiam Croltf.ead Carawyetb, LanarLs.4re
Lnub Mrs- A It In httedr AlyrS Foms,U.rays,jre Ip
Ixsub t Mac krsnac k. Carom Alter Forrrs,Muwaysb //
Latah Jedai Glmdcrscb, Bo cmd lalay .. ^ ^
LeunoK. At nlaam Karktuo Aui_lerarJcr Pm-ahire ..
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Chdesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
PstgllATOIX
Qydesdale
ClJjesdale
Qydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
. Clydesdale
Clydesdale
ClyJcsiaU
Clydesdale
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aydj^je
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262
HORSE BREEDERS— SCOTLAND
LES— MKA
Name and Address
Same and Address
lireed
Lesl e Charles Udston Farm Ham Item Lan-ith
LesI e George Jnr o( Loxl rth Tio^all Shetland {()
Lesl e James Rin^esta Duncotsness Shetland
Leslie Robert M Murcoes by Arbroath Fortar
Letham Andrew Rlackwoodyards Kirkmulrh 11 Lanark
Letham Wm H Caracallan Quarter Lanark
Levett & Melville The Rt Hon the Eatl ol rienicrnesi
Naim (e)
Lews Richard W Inchgarth Cults Aberdeenshire (<j
Liddell John C Nethersh els Quarter Lanark
IJddell Gtaineer Miss Aylon Castle A)ton Bervitksliirel
Lidderdale ] J Auchitin nes Dalbeatt e Ki kcudbrlebt
L ndsay Alexander Lochwood Mams Bealtock Dumlriei
L ndsay J Borelandof Borgue Twynlolm K rVeudbr ght
Lindsay Robert Pokelly.Sieviarton Aytih re
Lindsay Thomas C. A tkenbrae Monkton Ajrshlte (eiJtl
Lindsay Wm Drumsleed Fordoun Mrkc dbrfihl I
Linklater Andrew Deosettcr Bressay Shetland I
Linlilbgow The March oncsi et Hopttoven House South!
Queensferry L nl ihmw '
L Qtoo John Glenalmond Maybote Ayrshire
Little GeotRC B Beck Hall Canonb r Dunilrici
Little V\ alter Stanhope Rutbwrll Duoilrles ft)
L ttle]obn John Bulstonend K Imaurs, Ayrshire
Litllewood Thomas Auchmanile Rev Luce Wlptoim tfif
Loebhead Thomas Kildavnan Port Bannatyne Bute (ri)
Lockhart David Rorwood Bonny hr dgt St rl n^hire fe)
Lockhart John Wcstcrloa Uarbill Aberdeen (c|
Lo^an James Amsoe Maybolr Ayrsh re <4
Logan John n GainU 11 Fenvick Ayrshire
Logan John M Qaricnotl harm Drongan AyTshirf fe t
^gan Robert Boar Kilb m e Ayrslire
Logan VVil am F Down eslon Patna Ayrshire (o)
Ler, e Robert Blalrcndcnny Clalt Aberdeen '
Lonoar James Greenlees C^buslaap l^ark.
Lohoar John Lodilyock Tbankeiton Lanark
Lobov 11 am DmtJon Kirlcauirhill Lanark
Lotat General Lord DeauCort Cutle Ueauly Inveroess-
.W*/*. _ . _ ... W
Love Andfevr Tontiaehrea Duncag t \\ giouei
l«w D W Newton Drum Dnimoak Aberdeen
Mir Dttid R Re dtiall Btecb a Fhrfarshire
MW George Baras de Skene Aberdeen
Low WiUiuD ol Blebs rdeshue
Mwne James, Blegbe Humbie Edinburgh li)'
Luke R M Kilquhanui Dalbeatt e Kirkcudbright |ci'
Lusk Matthew A celand Castle Douglas Kitkcudhnght i
we R West Pocton Farm Bisboptoa Rentrew (c)
Lyon r Drumaehlov Port Bannatyne Bute
Lyon janes Boghead Ord Oantlshtre '
Lyon >Vm L bbecton Ma ns Carawath Lanwk
MAdara James Drurat an BaUton Station Stirl ng
MAosb John Congash Graotown-oo Spey Morayshir
MAlslet Jaa Me kle K Imon Rothesay Bute
MAllster Robert M d Ascog Rothesay Bute (cl
MAlsrrWm Vrakiei Inieraesi
T al Hotel Inverness
.lallander C eW Perth™..
Kilmocy Home Farm Loebg Iphead
Mi^liiur band Fleenas Fann L tile Mill Kara bll
McArthur James Old Farg e Gates de Fite '^’1
MArthur Neil Meadow Campbetown Ateyll (rf
JJ*fAuJay David L Catdarvan Alexandna Dumbarton
MAday Peter Bow Farm G eeoock Renfrew
M Bean Andrew Keppernach Na rn
M Caig Alex M Cballoch Leswalt tl gtown (eHi
MCag Alexander K Ihilt Stranraer \V gtown * '
M ^ g Allan W Belmont Stranraer tV gtowo (Pli
Mwg J^esM Bariiultoch Straoracr \\ gtown 't'
■ a atey^Koad^B^cst Glasgow Lanark
McCall Duncan
M Call JohnR Burnhead Kilsyth Lanai»
Mc^lLR N 31 BiuceRd PoUokshields Ibrox Glasgoa
9 .*’,,'““ James Wbitecleugh Forth Lanarkshire
McCaUum P W M I bank House, Dingwall Ro«tt« /«
M Camon A W kirranrac KirKcolm W gtown (<»
KartibilU, Kirkcolm JVi„ townsbire
M-Carto^ Um M Lochbrow Johnstone Brdge
Xxekerb e Dumtr es *
McCasWie W Jr WhitesideFm Lesmahagow Lanark ($)
Cragmount Pott Pair ck Wigtownsh Is)
M^ elKod And Redbrae Wigtown (
>55 J. Dteghorn Irv ae Ayrshire M
M^Jl ttrs. \fary Prumme GoUanl e d Inverness ' ^
xi^iS f“™e»"och Dniinmore \V gtownshire
a r 1 J**!?®**® AidweU W gtownshu,
M C»nochtne Port Logan Wigtown.
•UMnaelie ttca. Cottarton Brodie MoraysMre
KSSet: Kukcudbnght.
JurVend JVt. P«“^8ham Newton Stewar
ayifeadale
SI clland Bnoy
Sbetiand Donjr
Ctydrsdole
Clytlesdala
Clydesdale
, aydcsdalc
Shetland Pony
Qy ksdale
Hackney
Ciy deswe
Clydesdale
Clydsedale
Oj dtsdale
Oydcsdalc
ajdesdole
Shetland Ikmy
Shetland Pony
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cljdesdalc
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdate
Oyilesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Q)ife>dale
Clyd-sdale
ShetUnd Fony
Cty^i^e
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Ikioy
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Qyttedde
Clyd^ate
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
C ydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdalit
Ciydesdate
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Hackney
C ydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesd^
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MCofWCby llenryS LosglvteobUn RoUesay Dale (ep)
M Conn 11 Janes llorelaoil tlTiiurhill lUgttiMo. (cf;
UConneU jal llruwnb II I arm Glengarn <ck Ayrsblnfcjt
HCorkiodale L, H haorphUi Bunessafl tluil I
UConiuk Alex \iew|eli| Launesloo Castle Doi.gUt.|
Ktrkcixlbricbt. '
M Cotmick John hanaig hlh >r Grulnart Islay
McComuefc tl liiani Barquhill Uigtowri ..
MCorqudale Kunuan Dal ore Farm Alness Koss-sbire
MCoriuixIale Bankof S ofland Carnoustie Forfar
MCowan Alex Langlee House Uarntoo CvUchs DstlJ
son f 31a ns. Midlothian
MCowan J Bridge of Frew K ppen Sbibng
MCreatti CeorgeT Ardeell G rvao Aynhue
MCrralh T Chalkxh Sew tun blew art klrkcudbngbt (<)t
htCfWie ttfo Am^ilf, CsgfHfcU Lorkerbr Duathei.|
MCuUio Win D Uxblandl Matbole AynUire (eltj
MCuUoili Davd Forth I-i ark ‘
M Culloch John Laggan Ba lanirae Ayrsh re (ijt
M CuUocb John Myielon Kpprsbtaton Stilting
MCuUocb Kbt South Mid Frew, K ppen Slat on SUtbng
MCutcbcon Alex Lochlyixk Gatehouse Kirkcudbright
M Cntihetfs S I Batlay Catchouse-of Fleet kitkcud
bright ,
Macdonald Alexander Dal nU>re Kirkh U Inirrness sbirtl
MeDufiaU Aieh bal 1 W Insert et i Interncsa shire
U Donald Do aid Tomluno Cliuias Sa tp
M Donald / ShannockbiU Cattinore SUlloei Stirbng
Macdonald J M Braerannoeb I^wef Drumosed
lotrenesa
Macdonald James Hawlhornh U DumbartOBsb te
M DooaUl Ja ors. Byres I arm ^pey Bay Morayshire
MacDonald ^anesHunlly Torbreck lovcrrcss {<)t
MacOoculd \
t J KesnxklM
I Kessock Rots shue
M OougD Capi Arthur Kbt Dlytbe Lauder Berwick
U Dougall J M,, Denmarkl rid 1 rrifa
McDougall W Laidlaw Gruineu Duorossness Shetland (r)|
M Oowall Andrew Rrrr ck Park Kirkcudbright '
M Dowell Datid Glenbowe Clmluce W gltiwuh..
MDowail Ceo Dnerbtae Stranraer V\ gtownabue {()t
M Oowall Jebo Girt (ngwood K rLcudhrIgoL
MD^all JobhA IlghMIton ronMiliiaa Wigtown
McDowall Konnan Wotalside W gtown (i,,
MDmaUK Aucbingadt e Port WiUiaas W gto«uhir«{cs]
MD^all Samuel T'hrvemvk StooeyVurk W .ton-n |
MFwen P Suhnylaw Fm Bndge of Mias hurung (cH
M FvUne Andrew Chain ersion ourLng
McFarlane Andrew Kingussr Imereess ah ..
McFarlaoc Andrew ueb 1 ew Blacklon] lerththire (i||
Mselarlaoe Charles Cra tlagmory Rothesay Buie '
M Fvlaoe Ldw H Csrigreen e, Clack nantiaa.
Mactarlaoe Henry G Seihrrton Blackford I erthshire
Macfatlane J M tyeslmauis. Cleneaglet Auchevarder
Perth
MFvlaee Jis Tory of Mora e Cupar Fife
McFvUne Jas West House Fm Stralhavco Lanarksb
M Failane I tier Aether Drungtey Forfar
M FvUne R C Cra glorlh Farm SUiluig
‘*Fe Daoel Batlycaul Rothesay Bute
-.Gaw James Mount Pleasant, Lochans W gtown.
MCeacb) /an>es,Clocbkeil Campbeltown AtgyU.
MGeacby Itobect Bridgend Islay
MTihee John CaMons hConey Kirk Stranraer Wigtown
MGIchnst Mungo Formall Alylh Perth
ft Gill Cco tVeat Haven CtmovtUe Forfar
MGiU Jes Darsalloch Newton Stewart Wigtown.
M'CiKivrar CapI J Calrosse Ni^gSUtioa Ross «iure (as)
MGUsfcen James Loknbead hUaley Pertl-'-
MacConan James HonishiU Stepps, Laoar
MCowan. Wm Cauldcoats LsnltChgow West Lot2uaiL{<r}|
NGown A BlairdardieFarm DrumebapeLDumbartoush
MeCtegnr C 97 Maxwell Dr PoUockshields Glasgow
Maegregor John Lethal an Home Farm Lvgowatd Fife
hlacCregor John Park M 11 Tarbolton Ayrshue
MGtecor Wm W estma ns of Ross e Montrose Forfar
MacCiegorWm CarngiUan West Tarbolton Ayrshire
MacGregor Wilbam Jr BargarroQ Bsbopton Renfrew
UHacdw J WesterCoxlon. Lhanbryde Elgin Moraysh
MHaig John Bvbtth Leswalt Stranraer W gtown fi
UHatte EeskiAc Squvedoch Deskioed Cullen Banff I
MIlwrudi G A StannockFm Whithorn W gtown. (crlfl
Mtoally John, Middlecroft Steathaven Lanark.
MInnes James Westgate SUrkmch Fife
Mlntosh Atex Greenhill ffouston Renfrew
Mlotosh Donald Kinty-ne Kimemu r rorfarehira
Uacintyte A M. St Matt ns Conon Br d^e
MlntyieAex Jr Cra gour Aberdeecsh re
Mlnuie A«x Dunalan Rothesay Bute [a )1
Miotyw AUx « ToveBarday An hleress A^ecn^
HIntm ArohbaW BalanUy Fm Rothesay finte (c,
Mlntyie DagoJd. Paleatb WestKlhrde A'^hire
MIoWtc I 4 Sons, Logan Mams PortLogan W„town(cs)t
Mlatiie James, Little Grenach Rothesay Bute
M Intyn Wm Donavou d. Pitlochry Perthshire
Mlver And ew Wester Tean mch E- — —
MKay James Duncan Barons Park
U Kay John Speingbank • - - -
>5 thire (a)
nton Koss-sbire (a)
.... ..othesay
lonkton Ayrsh re
Clydrsdala
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oy-dodale
Cltdesdale
Clydesdale
Clydodale
Clydesdale
Cly ksdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cfyrfesdafe
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
ClydesrUle
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
hhetland Pony
Clydesdal*
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetleod Pcoy
Clydesdale
Qydeidale
Clydesdale
Ctithtdilt
Clydesdale
CiydeadaU
Clydesdale
ClydeidaU
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Poay
Clydesdale
Qydeadale
Clydesdale
Qydeadale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesda e
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
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Cly desdale
Cly desdale
C ydesdale
Clydesda e
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
MKA— MIL
HORSE BREEDERS— SCOTLAND
233
M K»y Mtv Mtcyirtt, Bcuchig Rolhcuy Bute (c)t O
M kay Robert lialloclunarl a Millport, Bute (c)f Ci
M kay Robert Nap eraton Fann Alexandria Dumbarton C
Mackay Wm Jobo Castlepaik Lerwick Shetland (r) SI
M Kean 3obt^''> VFPei Daihoua e Bonnyngx MidkAkian C
M kechiue D McadowhiUI-arm Forieatm II Clackmanaan C
M keich Mn Jesse Dalcorrach CampsieGlen Lanark C
Mketixje,lan Easter Balloan MuirofOrd Ross sb re (s) C
Mackenxe John DunVirkFark BndgeoiLani Perthshire C
M kenzie John DUnain Conon Bndge Ross shire (<) C
MacKcnie John \t esters de Buckie Banff (c> C
Mackenxie kenncUi J Oochrarty Fm. Dingwall Rosa. Cl
Mackenxie.Capt.R.S.Fraser DoochrewHouse Bunchrew C
laseness {()
klackenue R. W R Darlsball Leuchars File (cl SI
M Kerracher Alex Raplocb Farm SUrlin* t C.
M kerrow George E Add nston Oxton Beru ckshire (c) C
M kessack R H Woodhead Newton ol Slruthers Forres C
Moraj-shire
Mackie A d: A. AirchisoQt Bank Gretna Dumlnes (c) O
M kie Col J D.S 0 Lmesp e Castle Douglas Kirk P
cudbngbt (et)
Uackie. James Cal -ertsholme Gretna Dumfries Cl
Uackie,Johs UiUhead Kistlebtidge Lockerbie Dumines C
Mack e Thomas Brcombams Forgaodenny 1 erlhshire C
MKle \\m Taj lor Freeland Bishoploo Renfrew C
McKmlaj A D 30 London Street Glasgow Lanark P
M kinlae Rbt DalnmrFm BaUron Station Slubng C
MKissock P Clenbead Stranraer ttigtowo C
M kitlnck \\m A. Clanvaid Dniromore \t gtown {c)t C
M Lachlan Arehd klonubrock Kilbarchan Renfrew C
Mclachlan D Murray Fm East Kilbride Lanarkshire C
M Lachlan, Dr Donald BaUinaby Fm Br dgesd Islay (c) C
kl Lachlan Isla Braiga Gruinart Islay C
M Lagan Thomas R WiUumstown Cneif rerlhshire C
M Laren John Fmtabch MuthiB Perthshire (c) C
M Laren ttm. Orui^ead Blackford Perthshire C
M Laren Wn loch kmeardine-on Forth File (c } c
M l^tch t Jobo R Belli eld Fm Campbeltown Argyll C
kriaan D Blelocb Bankloot Perthshire C
kt Lean D P Bothy II U AlUafean levemest-shire c
kl L"" J Aebungie Fm Altass Invenhia Sutherland C
MLean James S^thMedrox Farm Ctenbog Liaark C
tfacLean Capt R Dryiue House k Kessock Ross sture(<]
MLenato Duncan A. Balmachree Petty loseraess <es>t
inXOO CSOBGCi Lecluide Ijtb. Ct (hoesa
RdbextUte GVsatairn tSeuKslbnde Avnhire
kl ttaiter jamea Balgregean Ma ns Stonejkirk tVigtown
kl Master John Culhom Maas Stranraer Wigtown
U Master K C Dlairbuy reft dlam ttigtownsture
UMeekan Andrew Cotland Bladnoch tVigtownsture
UkfiUao Duncan Tiretigan Kilberry ArsjUshire
MacM Uan M Tb< Knowe K ikcoonel Uumfnes (ttp)
M ktiilan, Peter LaighBfaebead,Thoratonh4U Lanark
V uat»w , n -tvtndta Momate Dusnlnee (c)
Mklorland Grant. Craighead Ginan Ajtshire
kl Myn Da d Forest Auldgirlb Dumlnes
Mkair Msaklantaret Meiterton Drumchapel Lanark
Mkair Samuel Metrymouth Dunlop Aytshite (t)1
M kaugblon John Gaonochan, Btaco Perthshire
Mackauxhton Peter Remooy Aberfeldy Perthshire (s)
M Nee John Alton House, Cnell Perthshire
MNeil Robert Cairepat,Lothans,V.igtowT» J
MN col John AidbreFarm lortEUen Islay
kl N ven Duncan, W UaojarJt Brech n Foriar
kl A ven Robert tVbitef eld Montrose Fotlar
Matpbcison John Lit le Forgue lluntiy Aberdeen
klacpherson Robert Drumbor Darvel Ajrsbite
kfacpherioQ Thomas Pitsuodry SUtiley Perth
klacrbersoa Wm Cordon Mams Mulbcn Banifshire
M Quaker VJ lUum. East Ca mwcU Sandhead k\ igtowmm
kl Queen, A &W Polder k ppen StaUon StirUng
M Queen J & J Finojch filair Drymen Lanark (rlt
kroueen James Crofts Dalbeattie Kukcudbrixht (e)
MQuiilln Andrew Bamshangan hew Luce INiglovro t
MOdistin James Balnea New Luce, Mielown
M Kae Alex. Chapel ol Carloch illuteford Pitcaple
Aberdeenshire fr)
M Bae.R chardA F FairbumMaiQs,MuiiolOrd RoSS sb
klacRae Lnw n,H A.,Nuide kinirussje, In -emesa shire «)
MRilche Colin MainiolBIen e Fortes, Moraj shire
kl Robert Alex Greenlaw Al ah by BanlJ (at
M Taepatt Ancus Octomore INiH Charlotte Islay
MTaggatt Malcolm Lagean Down ore Islav
M\ nne,M lliam, Sethj know e Dollar Clackmannan
MW Uiam A. A IV., kiUrochat, Lochans. Stranraer
tt gtown lesll
\i tC iii..m James. GreenhaU. High Dlantj-rw Lanark
M V\ illiam Tbomat. Backraw 1 arm Last K Ibnde Lanark,
kla William, W S kIVO Carbitv OnciaSuuoa,Moe»y(r|
MaWr John. Casllerarm. IVwne Perth, (a)
Mam J s-~oT.. nt. Oirleton- Haddington. East Lothian „
Mainland MalrcOiaS Exnaboe Shetland _
Mar John falta by Maim. Port Coedca, Banffshire
Mair John llann slon, Cojltoo. Ayrshire „
VaiiUnd Harry R HaJdo, Mtihl>ck,AberJees> _
MaitUik! Robert. BalhaUardy levwrune. Aberdressb. fr)
WaitUnd, Wen, Last Balhalgardy Inserune Aberdeen (rt
M^aihn.Cei(Wge PesiUa,rin»bctTy Ayrshire I)
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
Clydesdale
Cljdesdate
Clydesdale
Cl) desdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetlatsd Pony
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
ktaloolm \V Maurice Soltlaw I tlsn Roxburgh (es) Clydesdale
Malootm tV T WTulCingbama klains Haddiogtoa Clydesdale
EaU Lothian {cr)
Mann James Avensgartb CshaoesS Shetland SbetUfld Pony
Maosoo Andrew kiurron Dshanest Shetland [c) Shetland Pony
klaoson Da id SUyflat Bervie Kincardine Clydesdale
klacson James Scarpa Baltasound SbeUand Shetland Pony
Mansoo Peter Bnugb Balliasla Ua tasound Shetland Shetland Pony'
Manson Peter Lunna V dlio Shetland (r) Shetland Pony
kfaosoo Peter P Mary! eld Uressay Shetland Shetland Pony
Manson PeterC MainsofBalfour i’Cttcrcaim Kincardine Clydesdale
Manson Thomas J Newtown VVcslSaodwick Shetland SheltudPony
Manson tVm I Itengardner Fordoun Kincardine Clydesdale
Mar A keUie The Earl of Alloa House Alloa Clackmannan Clydesdale
Marshall Albert James Bndgcbank SCranrae. Wigtown (<) Clyde^ale
Hackney
ktanbaQ George A Mansefeld Kirkcudbright Clydesdale
Marshall il B RaebanEstateOU ce Brou,hCoa Peebles(c} Clydesdale
Hackney
Uaithall Hugh Stirling Arms Hotel Dumblane Perth Hackney
Marshall J tl Lean Bleaton Blairgowrie Perthshire (c) Clyde^ale
Marshall T Haivie Dalmuir Bathgate West Lothian Clydesdale
Marshall UiUam CraigwiUie Huntly Aberdeen
Mamn James Burnside Siratbaven Lanark
Martin James East Grange SI Andrews F fe
Martin James Johnston Farm Newburgh F fe
Martin John Carbelb Home Farm Dalfron Stirling
(c) Clydesdale
Cl) desdale
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Cljde^ale
Cl) desdale
Martin John Lethao klid Calder klidlothian Clydesdale
Marlin, W lUiatn U 13 File Avenue Cardonald Lanark. Clydesdale
Mason Arch A Greenlees Hills Cambuslang Lanark Clydesdale
Masse Hugh La ishill Newmachar Aberdeen Clydesdale
Massie James kl tlLack King Edward Banff Clydesdale
Massie John Nelbermill Tarves Aberdeen Clydesdale
Mather Arthur Hangingshaw I^kerb e Dumfries Clydesdale
Mather Arthur R Uesibank Lanark Clydesdale
Mather James B McUendeao kelso Roxburgh Clydesdale
Mather John Lampita. Cantam Juneticut Lanark Clydesdale
Mather W kblneGarden West Mams Coldstream Berwick Clydesdale
kUther WiUiam Dinsmodie ktaiu Lockerbie Dumfries ClydtsdeU
Maibewsoo VViilutu M ddlebank Dunfennlme Shetland Pony
Malhewsoo WUiam Cab^tta lod byDualeimbne Shetland Pony
Mathewsoo William S Bamfirtb IJiroldsw ck Shetland Shetland Pony
Mathie Junes Cove Facto Oourock Renfrew Clyde^aS*
Maihie Mm Smithl eld Farm Tatbolton Ayrshire Clydesdals
Math esoo Andrew Mensbead Kemtiay Ahudeerisb (r) Clydes^le
Maiheson William 218 Union Street. Aberdeen Clidesdale
MaWhew JohnVV Ayrahire UV1 Ciydeadaia
MatthewsooTA SoutraMaina Patbbrad Ford Edinburgh Clydesdals
Maawell Alexander Wamx Irv tie Ayrshire (c)t dydesdala
Maxwell David \V h Panlatby M II Csmoust e Forfarah(r) Clydesdale
Maxwell Stfil E Ut ol Monreiih NVhauphill VV gtown Oydesdalt
klaxweU JcAn. Birkhall Holywood Dumti es (c) Clydesdals
Maxwell hirJ^nM Dl olFoUek Pellek Castle PoUek Clydesdale
ahawa, Lanark
Maxwell Stewart RingPann Kirkeowan W gtowmthire Clydesdale
Maxwell Will am I rllane Blair Drummond Sbrlmg Clydesdale
May Jams Warn Auchnagati Aberdeen Clydesdale
Me Ue John Camrrgan C rvan Ayiabire (cs) Clydesdale
Me Ur JoliD UnVMe Dunblane Perthshire Clydesdale
Me Ur John VVoodside Dollar Clackmannan Clydesdale
Me Ur Kobert, Hardengreen Dalke th Vlidlothian Clydesdale
MeiUr.WiD NellochLaoe Strathkinnrss. StAndrews File Clydesdale
MeUe William Femie Flatt, Jun per Green kl dlothian Cludesdale
Meikim Robert Loebtan Farm Blairadam Kinross (c) Clydesdale
Me klrm Robert Newhouse Quarter Lanark Clydesdale
MrUeoiWm Briuiocby Park K ikcaUy F fe (0 Clydesdale
MeUram JobOkl UukeweU lluntiy Aberdeen Clydesdale
Mel -iBe Lawrrn e Nortbbuk Errol Peitbshire (r)t Clydesdale
Meonte A M Brawludknowes Cartly Aberdeen le) CIjMesdale
MenueAW C Struart AmdiUy CnigFUachie Banffs. ( p) Oydcsdale
MencKS.Wm.M.ArdweUEsuteOIfeeSlraoraa'W nown ry Clydesdale
MenxirS,Wm.S C HoUyburton Coupar Angus, Prrthsb re Clydesdale
Menoo John MillhiliCanly Aberdeen fc) Clydesdale
M ddlcton F A Rose Farm Cromarty Ross shire ( f] Clydesdale
kl ddleton G G Da idston Cromarty Ross sture Clydesdale
Muldleloa Robert Easlkinharta h e Ellon Aberdeen Clydesdale
kl ddleton G G Da idston Cromarty Ross sture Clydesdale
Muldleloa Robert Easlkinharta h e Ellon Aberdeen Clydesdale
MiddleleQ Col W C New Club Ldintnirgh Percheron
klilLJohnS Cr^enhiU. Selkirk Clydesdale
kl dtf O G RhomFarm C^pbellown Argyll Oydesdale
Mdlar Daniel Last kla ns, Duoru ben, For^aishite (>) Clydewlale
M Uar Casio, 5 unmerbdl Cray ty Glasgow Lanark ayslesdale
kt liar James Flendrrs Newton Mearn* Lanark Clsde^dale
Mdlar John k Sens Wardlaw hdwinning Ayrshire (c)t Clydesdale
klUUr Robert, Aldlaay Farm, Cigha Argyllshire Cj-desdale
klillar Robert AiKhaleu Campbrliown. Arry U. t Clydeslale
M Uar Robert. ^hawsholm,Thi:imhilL Dundnesshire Ir Clydesdale
kl Lar Robert, TorUdarm, Lerhgil bead Argyll .. OydewlaJ^
M uar Wi.liam C lu CasUe Kennedy W xtown .. a>des.,ale
Mdleg Alexander G Clayouoys, M wk, Caithnest. Clydesdale
kl dcr Bryce, Roadheed ^lathduan. Biggar Lanark. Clydesdale
HderDU W'hitefieU.Thuna.Caiihaess-ihire ~ Oyd^lale
M Her David t. poer Miltog, W uk. C ait hne ss. _ Clydesdale
MiUrr Pa sJ.CarvuuniuJL, NevVO Stewart. WigtiTWB _ Oydewlale
M.,«r {« CasteMod, Ket Glasgow Lanark Oydisdale
M dcr J R..klaj Keliua Caal,eDwi>laa.KirkeB..w.ghl(/'t Ordea>.ale
Mdler Tames Jr.Ne^teU Hkk.kei.hoess. „ _ Qr<in.,ala
kLdrr Janies Siwih Fol, UumJiemlme _ _ Clydesdale
M hr jeho C. Buis, Ca.Ukr Lanark. Ord^dale
klaScr Rotoxt, Fergush^d Had, Kdwummg, Ayrstare (rjt Qydesdale
284
HORSE BREEDERS— SCOTLAND
MIL-N1{
Name and Address
M Her Robert Ferrygate D rlelon Last Loth an
If Her Robert Seaheggs Farm Coroiybndge St rbng
M 1 er Robert L. Loirbank Auebterarder Perthshire
MUlei Urn S BalmannoCastleUridgeof Cam lerUish{a)
NfiJne A ^I II of Kincard ne LaurroteVirk K ncaftl ne
M Ine A lam Muirslone T>t e Fraserburgh Aberdeen
W Ine Alexander Craig etodier TumU Aberdeen
M ne Alexander K ncra g e Tough Aberdeensh re
Mine r Ma nsof liurras Stoneha cn hincard ne
Milne Hany rettcrlelter Fp e Abcrieen (i
M Ine J P ttendru n Sandha»-en hra.erbufgh Abcrd ■enji
M ne Janes \ iherUyndngS bton has n Km ard ne
M ne John Causenavend Lauren ek rk I eardine
Mdne John h nsgford Alford Aberdeen (i
Mine John Mans of \\ llumsion Inseh Aberdeen
” "un M Balb nny Forfar
M tcbrll A Ha igb of Black Grange. Camt us Clai
M 1 brll Al xander BeUf eW Mark nch 1 le
Mlchfll And » }|a ghs of BaU n hoe I orfarsh re (p)|
M t hell F nlav C Dalkennetb Lochhemhead I rth
>1 Che 1 < eor e Sanquhar Garll Aberdeen
M t hfl I J Bonn glon North IJ ns k C Lo h
'iCitchcU lames Aneaster Arms Hotel Cal an 1 r Perthshrel
M chell Jaroes Wamphfa North Bern k P Lothun{r)t|
ht I hell James Midn 11 Allord Aberd xm
M t hel lohn Dun r\Tie rarm C attoeham Dumba
Mt hell John Creen ards Farm Dunblane Per h
At 1 hell John K lochonoeh Lochc Iphead Argil!
ht t he I John West Cambustnoon Gari itj aro Ou obatton
M I hell Matt NAester Camoquh II DaKron bl Ing ft
M t hell Peter Sor b Qu Iquox FI on Aberdeen
M WhtU R HoreePn Knnundy SewMaehar Abeideen
M t hell Robert Ballenda I K obuck Perthsb re
hi tche I Robe t Ctns bead Fam Cneff Perthsb re
M tche I Thomas H *h Loss t Campbeltown Arjryll t
It i^fc.ii t...j Campbeltown Are 11
M tchell Thomas I ..
Mitcb U \V C Nether Qoitbel Druml th e Inverur
Aberdeen
M t hell \V 11 am Dennan Sira ton Avrsh re ( s)t|
V leh I Wtn Ro>ston Allathan Sew Deer Aberdeeosb
'I t _h I \\ni IJroomHalJ Incht e Per hshtre
i New Dee Aberdeenihire (l||
....MW. Shetla^
Moar Laurenee Thomas T rfHn se Cull -oe Shetland
Meflsl Arth r He Uta n« A th D at r Shetland
Moffat r W 1 amstone Ftti No th Betwi k E Lo Man'
Moffat \V Kenned Au 1 enche me hfon ave Dumfr es f<$J
Moggach f Mams of Ton ebeg Bothr
QaAffah . .
h(o r Alexander Netherea se by 1{ ppen Slat on St rl 0 (|
Moir J R Cumnungsoark Atoodsde Aberdeen '
Mat laiiKS Greenerofi Auehnasaii Abndeeti
Mo r \\i 1 am Ne hertofl Thoml U Dumf es
Mol ns John G bbon H I TroQueer DumJf es
Moncre He Sit Robert D of Monert ffe Bt Monece He
House BnderofEam Perlbsh re
MoQcur James IGnatlv kimcmu r Forfarshire b
Mootgomcne AdaroAV Lessnessock Och 1 ree AjTsh c
Moalgomene Archibald R gh II Farm Fenmck AiTxhi .
Montgomerie \A m M Ho Place Dalbeatt e Kirkrudbr gbt
cudbngbt ,
Montgomerj James Meadowhead WestlLilbnde Ayrsh
Montgomery James Overton Fm ICirknewlcm M dlothb
Mootgomerj James Slopefell Mannoftld Aberdeen
hfontgomery Wm Banks Kirkcudbngbl
H..— . <■ .. Kirkrudbr qht (r)t|
Montgomer
Jfontn
Moray Thetarlof Doune Lodge Doune Perthsh
More Dav d Mams of Boquhan I< ppen S » I ng
More James Uoodvetl Gargunnock String
More John The Be Id Gargunnock Stirl nc
More Moses 'fans Duchl>vie Stirling
Mo e Robert Fotdbead Farm K open Sti 1 ngshi e
More W U am Foueme k Kippen Sla on St rl ng
Morgan 'Irs 'f Cowhouse Alloa. Clacl^annan
Mor son B r Walker of Falfield Cupar F it
Moms James Master Id Dunn ng Per hsh re
Morr s Joseph North B Ibster ck ihness
Morr son A H ghlees Dundonald Ayrsh re
Morr son Al ster J H llhead B m e EUm Morayshire
'tomson Douglas Navitv Cromarty
kforr son G A Botary Ma ns Caim e Huntly Aberdeen!
Morr SOD T Isaacstown Kelthhall Invenine Aberd
'f rr sou J & J Several Drummore W clownsbite
JIomsQD loha Ca mgatroch Sandhead U gtown
Morr son Joha R Setter Weisdale Shetland
klomsoD P Jr M Iton of lovcramsay P tcaple Aberdeen
Momsoo Peter Avenue End Stepps Lanark
Morr ^ Robert, Sbacklelull Taibol on AjTShire
MomsoD \\ Uiam Blackchambers K nellar Abcrdi
Morisoo 'Am A NetherDatley Fyv e Aberdeen
stocteo Alexafldtr Stepps Farm Stepps Lanark.
DiTSll
Cly 1 s.Ute
Cli fesiiale
fj] iesdale
Qyd s«ble
Ita Lney4t
C)> I sJale
Cl] Irsilale
ay i -vtale
a> lesilale
Cl) lesdate
Chdevlale
ri) letilale
ri) Ir'dale
Cl) Ira laic
a levjale
a l-saUle
Cl) l-wiatc
a)desdalc
peiaheton
Cl) lesilalc
Cl) letJa e
ntd-sAalc
n devtale
1 1) lesJale
Cl l«ilale
Cl) 1 -sdale
a leedate
O) lrs.lale
Cl) Indale
Cl Utdale
evide
Cl) lesdale
Ct drsAatc
Cl lesdale
ri dc dale
Clydesdale
riylesdal*
CI>Jes<lal«
Cl drsdate
<l>d«tdale
Clydesdale
Cl desdate
CltdesdaU
Cl desdae
Cl lesdale
Sbetlshd Poar
Shetland Ponjr
Shetland Pony
Clydes^U
O'd sdale
Cl d sdale
Clydesdale
Cl) lesdale
Cl drsdale
Clydesdale
OydfsMe
Oydesdale
O drsdale
Cl)-dfsdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
llaekaey
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cl) drsMe
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
OydesMe
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clyd sdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Any
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
.nlAdlrtst
kfOrlon AHinA Ben lo h L/nnoxtown Lanark,
kfortoo Anlrew fxx'hmtlil'm M 1 on of Campsie Lanark ,
Aforton Das'!! Busbie Crossliouse Kllmamoek AynMre
Mot on } lui Ke llor Coupar Angus IrrUufafre '
Moctna lohn I M«1 r e Atrift
Mauat ft L. S Brakefl Id Baltasound Sletland
Mauat Afagnus, 1 ast Holland Ollatwrrr Shetland
Vfouat Magnus llkpless Northroe Shell nd
Atauat leter ! urkle Baltasound SbeUand
Aloubra) John J Narmoor RumLIlsg lindge Kuitoss .
Afowat, Alesa Id r Alains of 1 oirst lleniur AlxPlernshur
Mo)CS,AA I C Krnra re lu\ rk lor Arbrriatl f irlartcsl'
Mu r Al xanlerMm Drtimtr^kn Wbiuplull Wigtowr
Mu r f tirge Easl Cn flh II Camirath Lanark
Muir Hush rirnbnglarm Clenli f Lmark
Mu r lai es tUrwhanay AAhauplult Migtawti
Muir la es lietey Slraillhie life
Mu r lohn Lochnaw Stranraer M igiown
Atu t Jotus Rockhall Mains Dumfries
Alu r Miss Minn e llallg AyrsI ire
Muir Robert Allanhill Si Andrews I He
Alulr Robert Bartlav CorwsrOutoD AVh ibom AAijtown
Mu r AV n AAeslerAMulecaillr B ggir Lanark
Al itheal Andrew Prmprrstan Auibterrn d ly Ffe
Mudeal Cav n Clenlair Dalbeatt e 1 rkcudbrud t
Afuirbea I lames, Br e lands Sllrl ng
Mulrhead lanes South M Is He LasSwade M dlolMafi
Alurlea.1 lolm Afltoqrutn Jameslosn Dumbartonslii
Atuirhead TVnss lUnkhrad, lossowav Fife
Aluirl ead AA (Uara Little Denny 1 atm IVnny Stirbng,
Afundrtl C AA Drlnvilouie Drlny Ross sh e
Mundell Ceo Tarradale Afaina MuirofOrd Ross sh re
AlwndtU James Autboacart an Tatbcrt Argyll
Alu d U I hn ieRrnh lU ad Ixxk ib e Du fnes
Muogall Aa ibsm of Transv Dunferml nr I f< ,
Munro AUx Leaaath Culled n MofT levtRitSS (tslf
Afunto rinUy RorkI IJ I rare Ross-iture
Aluore Ceo ge Clashnabulae Alorss Rofi-tb
Munro 11 'lyres dr Glasgow Riad Jrrtbil i- .
Aiunro John K nnahaird btrallpeflcr Rosa shirr (r/;
Afuoro John Oordonhall Piti nwe m Fifr '
Munro K onrih Tulllcb Afunlorhy Koss shir*
Alurrhi* Alexanter Dogslde C lylon Ayr . .
Afurdocb Alex Cut H.IIude Halls dr Claagew Unark
Afutdoch tames Caretjmr Sbetil ston_ ^earb
‘^>1
e rrrUi
Afurloeh John Larg N'twion Stewart Wigtown ,
Alurdoob AAm 1) OrerlVntl 11 SlaiUey rrrthahirc (cs)
'lurray TheJJen A D Piilour Casilr Glrf-"" '
Afutray Arshiba) 1 Ouocbag JLotl rsay Bute
Murray Donald C CasiUtewm CaiUnesi
Alurray tames Balmetlno Mornut F frah re
Murray Airs James Seal U Farm Cullen Banffsh
Alurray James SiiMoolltHh CbaptUtA Lanark.
Murray fames F Clmgrovr Alub Perth
Afunay John Ashf rid k kmicha 1 Ayrsh re
Murray lolui Caatlezn IV M 11 LMkttbie Dumirlts
Murray John Dunure Alains Ayr
Murray John K ISUan Ctenluce AAietown
'lurtay R D Dunnymuck Cnan Ayrshire
Afurtay R G & Son Sp ttal O ggar Lanark
Alurray Robert Mio4\edge Crosthousr Ayrshire
Alurray Tbomas D Blackwood Biggar Lanark
Afurray AAcn RcosieOchQ Forgandenny 1 rth
Molcb R P AAesterCalcott Elgui Morayslure
N
Na ni Das id Ctonbe th Kilw /imng .. .
Naim Ladvi. F Ranke lour Mams Spr ngf eld F fesh (rp)
Na m George Topfbtd Blackford Perthshire
Na ni H AA 11 eh Langsiilr Craig e K Ima nock Ayr [r)
Naira John Forth Park I rkcaldy F fe h re '
Naira AAm Blackwood NewCumnock Ayrsh
NaperCba les Nether DaJIachy Doyndie Ban.
Nasmyth Norman J Glen Farm Aberneth) Perthsb
wt
Ne I James Lambdoughty Straiton Ayrsh re
Ne II James Barlnth Hu Iford Ayrsh e
* '* John S Grennan Dairy Kirkcudbnghtsh
(Sl|
(PI
He 11 N M C Kc ll«g North Knapdale h ntyre Argyll ^1
Ke Ison AAalterM Queensh 11 Borgie K rkcudonghtsh (c)
Kelson Oi Is Afh tehill M ddleb e Ecclcfechan Dumfries '
Nelson George Laigh Neihecf eld Strathaven Lanark.
Kelson James Carolude Clarkston Lanark.
Ke son John Dalquba n> Iroogray Puml lesshi e
Nelson Thomas Qayfaulds Baifron St xliog
Nelson Walter M Outertown Annan Diunlr es
Kewlands Lord AXaulds eCastle Carluke Lanark .
NcholsoaSrAI Bart Brough Lodge Fettar Shetland|
N cholson Alexander East Murkie Thureo Caithness
Nicholson George H Bums de Kirkcudbright
-- ■ C dtoa Jr North H ' ' “ '
^ _ - ..w.'throe siielland
N cholson M ss At Easiness Ollabe r> Shelland
Nclolsca ^ter Setter Walls Shetland
N cholson Rbt M Southern ss Cuppaster
Nebedson Sewart Bomb e Kirkcudbright
N clMdsOB T LeeS by J' '
(«/),
Sbetlandj
memanCLS Lochs Shetland I
1! erj
Clvd sdale
Cl dcsdyle
O esdale
(Tydesdale
Ovdetdaie
Shelland tfony
Sletland PrOf
Nlittlaod ftioy
Shetland Dany
Clydesdale
Clydrstal
Clydesrlale
a> I f/lde
Cly lesdale
Clyi esdale
Clydesdale
Oyd's'Lle
Clr lesdale
Clydesdale
ay lesdale
Clydesdale
O) lesdale
ardrsdale
Cly lesdale
Clyd -sdale
Oy esdale
Cl if -sdale
Cydesda «
Oydesdale
aydrs ale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Cly I -wUle
SbetUnd Day
Cly Utdale
O •desdale
Clyd sdale
I rnhtrcA
a slesJal*
Cl rlcsdxl*
Clydesdale
Clydri'lale
Ctydmlale
Clydrsilite
Clyd stl fe
axletdtf*
Shelland Foey
Chdridil*
OydesJ I*
fiyJctdal*
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydeedale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
OydewUle
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
ClyWale
Oj-desdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Hackney
Oydesdale
Oy-desdale
She land Pany
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Trotting Horses
Cl) desdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Shellaod Pony
oydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Pany
Shetland Pony
SbeUand Pony
sbclland Pony
Oydesdale
SbeUand Daoy
MC— REI
HORSE BREEDERS-SCOTLAND
235
inj Addirst
unctG \\*irds IV>rU«thr-n Ktoatnl nrthire
ool Jam<i^f Cowhill Ralbie Norman Abrnlren
ill John CaulJrots I-tttfrtairti K ncardin» Tile
>1>0Q Neil Auchgojlr TiKboabniaieli Amll
imo John Craigton Winchburch Wesll^tbiao
xl (rarer, Aucbenuil Cardrost Dumbarton
rn Alrxaniirr Collairair Lad>bank Fife i
rn James WrsUoe Ujrasound Shetland
°n V\m Estate Oliire Caumr A>Tsbire (<
en \\m S Ixtlitie Carnoustie Forfarshire
Noble Alexander Lochurd Dolphinlno Peeblesshire
Noble John Calalaw SLirUag Bieear Lanark
Noble VVtn Kirkumd Mains Dalton Lockerb e Dumlrn
Noltie, Hugh H llude Stricben Aberdeenshire
Ogilvie A Mainsof ArdesUe Monifieih Arbroath forfarfe)
OgUvy, Alexander Bidtasound Shetland
Ocston Thomas burradale Lly n Morayshire
O Hagan Ixird PiTgoPark Haseringalte Dower Caithni
Orr Andrew Coldrach Farts Dn-mrn Lanark
OiT, Hugh Lnderwood Ringrord kirkcudbnshl
Orr, James Kepeuflocfa Ual/ron Stadoa Stirling
Orr Mm Balgieen Lochwinnoch Kenfiewshire
OrT,Mm Monkwood Mams Ma>bole Aiishire i
Orr Mm C South Biggart Lugion Aj-rshire
Osborne R & U U Mortnaklains TbomhiU Dumlries^it'
Osborne Mm Overton EaitTrange Fifesbire '
Osborne Mm F Nether Pralis Leten File
Osier John S , Means kimemiur 1 orfar
Oswald John Nonhlield Uennt Sbrl ng
Ovens T Torr Auehencam (Ustle Douglas Kirkcudhnj
Osenstone CharlesU Duntrune Nr Dundee rorfarthii. .
Owen AleaSnderM Culnoag Sorbie Migtown (t)
Owen,Jobn Ketans, Mtithom, Migtown
Pace Femer Ormiiton Ma ns Ormistoo, Edinburgh
Park ^In Helen Hatton Duboploa KeDfreushtie
Pork John Gilston Poln ont St tin g
Park John Crydewtaes Houston Kenfrew
Park John North lorton Uuhoplon Kenirewshite
Park, John SetonhiU Lonctuddry Edinburgh
Park Matthew Uopng Micmern rdnbutgh
Patk Robert Brunstane House Poitobelio MdlochaD(r|t
Park Mm Bankend Farm Denny String '
Park Mm Moodbead oi Caimess lUthen Abetdeeosh
Parker Hugh Auchenbay Twynholtii Kirkcudbright
Parker John Baljett Strsaraer M gioun
Parker Mn M M HallFann Locbwinnocb Rcnlrewsb (t)
Pate A Redpath Duos Berwickshre
Pate John StobabielMains Humble CastLotban
Pate ^omas jamca Denkelsbrae Lesmabaeow Lanark
Pate iliomas Mu island Kirkinuirh U Lanark |c)t
PatrtsoB A Cathburt latm New Mam* R-SO_
Lanatktb re (<it
PATERSOK, ALEXAVDER BiUotDrtp, StirUsc
Pateison Andreu MolluisFar i Ctndonat Lai ark
Paterson ^Irs C Broadcate Mousewald RuthwtU
w
Faterva Oeotge ASatston Doutie Perth
Paterson Ceo R Dnuulbm Tliankerton
Paterson tames Loebend Cottage Torpb chen Aberdeen
Paterson JamesJ Teirona Langbol n Duisfnessbire(<ap|
Paterson John Moodend Itallron St ilmg
Patenon John R The Dcild Oargunnock Stirl ng
Paterson Joseph A East Lilston Mams Largo Fiti
Paterson It Jardine Dalgri) Lockerbie Diuntnes
Paterson R Crcensbields Carmatb l,aiuxk
Paterson K SlamperUnd CallKart Glasgow Lana . .
Paterson S Barr of SpoCtes by Dalbeattie Kitkcudbiigbl(>J1
Paterson Ihos P ttuncaOj Sirathn glo File '
Paterson M C The On] Fnsergordon Koss sbir«
Paterson Candy Clenlarg Pertbshite
Paterson Mm keitben Monqubilter Tumlf Aberdees
Paterson Mm lioppletrees, Stirling
Palon James K rkness, Clencra g kmross-shire
PatoD Robert Mans of Aries Stranraer Migtowa (
ialnck,John AarJlootFarm Lochwinnocb Kenirew
I alletson M Uiain CcUach llUirdrun mood Starling
Pillullo Das id ilnlemiU k rkbuddo, Fotlatsbm
I atluik) I eter F B1 bberb 11 Prechin Forfar
I auU J >hn SUcks. Linlithgow
Peacicm John Suinning, A tdl D. Shetland
l*c4t,Gevrge SlralhalUn LJdingston, Lanark
IVat T
PeeLCoI tt’dloughty C DAO Ea«lescartu«.
East LotbiaD '
Pender John Lalalhan. K<
. nnowayFle
pennee (leorge Lunden M 11. Largo File
I ennee Samuel UUirttimmoek. Campue Glen. Lanai
IVmnsCAA Draw Ardross. Alness. Koss-thire
Peter Gev«ce R Gtanorpaov & nesa. At est Lothian
1 eterson Mm A oe UUaberry Nbetland
Petne Alesatider last PlUetidmch Llcin. MecassJu
IVtnr J -bnM'G^Uaittfcf Aslcid.NewL>eeT AbmlMi.(r){
BrvesI
Clydesdale
Clyde^Iale
Clviiesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydtsdale
Clydesdale
Sbelland Puijr
Clrdesdalr
Clydesdale
Civdesdalc
Clydesdale
CKdesdal*
Clydesdale
Qydesdalc
SKcllaitd Pony
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
ClydisdaJe
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Oy desdale
Clydesdale
CU desdale
Clydesdale
CUdrsdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clyde^le
Clydesdale
Clydehtale
Clyde^le
Clydesdale
Oy desdale
Clyde^ale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
CiydrsdMe
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale*
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdnie
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydrsdale
ChdesJale
Clydiedale
Oydesdale
^beiland Poor
Hackney
Oydesdale
Ovdesdale
Clydesdale
OedesdaJe
Clydesdale
Otxlesdale
Ocdesdalc
Oydesi.ale
Name and Address
Pelt grew Jaiies Uankton MldCaldcr Mdlotblan
Iblp Alesanler JloiiieFami Keswallie 1 orfarsbire
I hip James South Bracbmouiit Druinmoak Aberdeen.
Phlp Jidm Dandaleitb Craigellachie Ilanfishre
ihllps C A D Idaun Castle Douglas Kiikcudbngbt(d||
IhHps James Cane Kirkcudbright I
iKkeo Eson olAlesa der Allton Kilmaurs Ayrsbirelr)]
Pickeo Janies Cragie Kiikcudbngbl ' “
Peken James Milton K rkcudbngbt
Ii ken Robert Kidsneuk Inine Ayrshire
tilUnds Mm Thnpland Biggar Lanark
Paokerloo Janes Bankhead Farm Glasslord, Lanark (r}{
lire James A C, Little Daugh iluntly Aberdeen
pyteathly G Mestllron BtilseofLata Peithsh re
lUnlerletth Mm Somlallow Lamingtoo Lanark
llendeilelh lliUam Sunurck llcniick
Pollack John HoleofCIesn CIrncane Perth
Pollock Dathl Logan House Canonbe Dumiries
Pnllock Kidtetl L^answell Alcams Renfrewshire
Pollock AA U Hawthorn Bisbopton Renfrew
Pollock Aim Topfold Blackford leclhsbire
Poikdi James C M ester Overton Stralhavcn Lanark
loot John lloodheacf Annan, Dumfries
lorteous David Babcrsball iarlon Kirkcudbrightshire
Pcwreotis John Cleugh Johnstone Lockerb e Dumfnes
Porteous lAm H gh M Iton Leswalt M gtown
Potter James Sat^cnloatt Insch Aberdeen
Potter James Crossgreen Upball West Lothian
Prail AlexaoderA Upper Denrnd Stnehen Aberdeens
Prenuce D Foulshields Blackburn Bathgate AV Lothii
Prentice George Mest Lindsaylands B ggar Lanark
Prenliee James North Holm Grange Tbankerton Lanark
Prentice JiAin Bankhead Carnwalh Lanark.
Prentice John Ciaigi e Farm Clackmannan (cl
Prentice John RaithhiUFatm Colyton A>t (c)
Prentice Thou as Loancroft Udmgstoo Lanarksb re
Prenliee Thomas AAallaceton Farm Cardross Dumbartox
Prentice Mot Fairs esuie Buraruoutb Drrwicksbtre
Prentice Mm Fata Mains Blacksbields Midlothian
Presi Alexander Holscns Haroldsnick Unit Sbetland
Pnigle Robert Craighead Pauldhouse Lanaikxbir*
Proctor D F Tdlytour Uhitrbouse Aberdrensbir*
Proudloot John Lanemark Nrw Cumnock Aynhita
Pros an Andrew H Galeside Douglas, Lanark f*
Pull nger Thomas Charles The Brae Nr Dumfries
Clydesdale
Clydeedate
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
Shetland Pony
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Clydesdale
(Oydesdale
Shetland Pony
Clydesdale
Rae JohaA CallowsOuton MTiiibon Migtosni
Rae John Sicol Mountboly Rosebearty Aberdnn
Raeside Kohett Star Farm Newton Meami Lanark
Rattan J Mams oi DalnaaiooB Grange Ke tb BaDffslurr(cs}|
Rait George Uogbend of Coba rdy Iluntly Aberdeen. '
Ralston Joho Newm Us Farm M gtown
Ralston MC IM E DruinlembleCampbeltown ArgyU(e)ti
Ralston Robert B Kdwinnet CampsieGlen LanaiK
Raosay Ian K Idallon Islay ArgyU '
Raasar MiSs M St Olal Street Lerwick. Sbetland
Ramsay RobvrA AA eslerbill Farm Catdioas Dumbarton
Ramsay AAm CoUalirth Ollaberry Shetland
Ratnsjyr AAm B Scraef eld Baltasnund Sbetland
Ramsay AAm A| EastCarngdlan Tarbolton AyTshire
Racilua.J Ma nsolCairnbrook Leswalt,StnDraerAAigtown
Rankin, J South Balfem Kukinner Migtownshire (c||
Rankin Jafne* J AytooLaw Aylon Berwicksb — '
Rankm John VAhitrca m Glenlure M gtown
Ratter Charles Setter Northroe Sbetla^
Ratteray A C., Oollview RoaemounI Blairgowne,
l^rthslure *
Rettrai John RochalUe Farm Blairgowrie Perthshire
Kaltray RKhard Parkconon Arbroath Forfarshire (cpltl -
Rattray Robert Mellon of Banff Al>-lh Perthshire Clydesdale
Raugb Mm. Lceigbank Kimwnuir Forfar Clydesdale
Redpath. George Keid, PalarehiU Ancrum Roxburghshire Clydesdale
Kebder Cbax Adolph Kukcoriwell Kirkcudbright Shetland Pony
Read. Mn., Cattle Stuart. Dalcrost lotonets^sbire (clt Clydesdale
Read Alexander Old B tboptoo Bisbopton tt eofr ewsh (rj Qy tndale
Read Alfred lierLert. H llhend. Ellon Abenkn (r| Cly lesdale
Reid, Charles, Mahaar Cattle Kennedy Migtownshire Clydesdale
KenI Oisid. Airdnehead, CumtemaulJ Lanark Clydesdale
Read Duncan SinadJybiU. Tsflxtsl. Aber d ee n „ Clydesdale
Retd Garan, F ast Coear UUiikcK SUrbng .. _ Clydevlate
Read Georg* D, P(r4wilr Koihjemxy Banffthirv _ Oydesdale
Read Hugh A M ddletrin. M l^tho^ Kiornssshire Cly Irsdale
Real James, Easter Tulkyk, Laureeaerkirk Kii^^rdiiae Clydesdale
RewLiodn, Kohertlacat htewartnea, Ayrshirw .. .. Cfyi^sdafe
Resi 1‘cter Culswack. Kenmck, Shetland _ ShetlanJ i ony
Retd, K.. A ceaderten, llattoa, Aberdeen (c) Oydewlale
Head R. C, Orugbbne Kuihweft. Dumlnes Clelrwlale
Retd, Robert. Mams cd llal'Tuharrage Lennox towii4.4nxrk Clydevtale
Retd. Kebert M.. The Glen Fana. Falkark Stirling, {c f Clr,.ew.a,e
Kent. Mm., Brvlgecsd Farrn. KirlantiUocK. Lanxiis. ... Qylrsdale
Rnd.Mm.. UtewdifW;, DaibestU*. kirkcad.wyrfcl „ _ ClydenGm
Read AA m. J . Ferdhouse ti Dir, Moclnne, F rtar (etj ayJesUle
Read. AA m. k.. N rlhcrtcB. Bridge eg ALan, S-rlmg. _ Oydesdi.*
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clytlesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Clydes-iale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
Clydesdale
I rreberon
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydeadals
Clydesdale
Shetland Posy
SIM— STR
HORSE BREEDERS— SCOTLAND
23>
S mpson Robert Juor ItaUmcall Mill Lesl e Fifeshire
S mpson Robert Slioch Huntly Abenlecn
S mpson Robert Smillbum Carmie Huntly Aberdeen
Sunpson \\ D Newhousr Dirleton HaiUston L Loth
S ncluf Men boresiJe Ne Uton Kerif e«sb re
S nclur Alex S intull ch Munlochv Ross tl re
S ndiir I T Outer U ster 'I dJ ^ ell Shetland
S oda r John Legholmshrel II ggar Lanark
S oda r Joint The Mams Larruogtoo D ggar Lanark
Sndar John Maynick Levenmck Shetland
SmdairMssM Uesterhouse Coldback Uallasoiod Sbetd
Sndair Robert Cln'ocast Uyeasouod Shetland
S ndair Thomas Leudiars Bea h Cou-denbealli Life
Sndair Mm bauld Uyeasound S etland
S nger Alexander Bankme by Old Meldrum Aberdeen
Skea JamesG lUmsof A)Te Deeroess Kirkuall Orkney
Skea Robert Nenhouse by Dounle) 0 kney
Skinner T e9 Market Terrace Stoner-wood Aberdeen
Slater John Grange K rkcudh ghlsl re («i)t
Slater Thomas, Haribum h rkcudbr ght (cjt
Sle gh Alex Mams ol Tolquhon Tarrci Aberdeen
Sle gh C \\ Stnch n Ma ns Sin hen Aberdeen
Segh Harry P, St Johns Wells bjtle Aberdeen
S e gh John L. Tolquhon larvcs Aberdeenshire
Sle gh John P SLJohniWells Fjr e Aberdeen
Sloan Feorge Bush ol Craigs DunJr ei (c)t
Sloan Hugh Ca bello Cutni ock Ajrsh re (t)
Sloan Hugh R gg K rkconoel Dumfr es. («)
Sloan James Dortrusloa Sui Atrshre
Sloan \lungo Hunter House Lochmaben Dumfries (tjt
Sloan Thomas Founlambleu Dumlr es (<)
Sloan Wm Larg Creetown K rkcudbr ght
Smart, Uex Ma ns of Ucnholm Johnsha en kCootrose
Forfarsh f«
Smart Wm Rosehall TurnU Aberdeen
Sm lb Abram T Ctossum Dunn chen 1 orfirsh t»
Smlh Alexanders. \aUees Housioa Beolrew
Sd ib Andrew Druciore Campbelioun Argyll 1
Smtb Andrew SlraidFarm Sew Cumnock Aynb re
Smith Aothnay Buneis Cottage litltasound Shetland
Sm Ib Archbaid Balged t e Farm Lesl e F <e
Sm tb Mrl Duehaaan OtumdutBO PiUapler^becdeesshlM/J
Smith Mist C Setter K lliwiek She land
Sm Ih C^rlcf Westerton Huntly Aberdeen
Smith Charles Hiy Oelscamph e Slaint LllooyAbetdecB(>)
Smi b Chnsiopher Eveta H i»i«k SheiUnd
Sm ih David Ballocbantee K utite Argjll t
Smith Geo Totkatr ne Dalbeatue Kirkcudbright
Smith George T Aikcnbead Ulairnwne Pertbah re
Sm h r Ibert H nuon West og Uyeasound Shetland
Smith filbert Kirk Undetboul Lyeasound Shetland
Sen tb F S ralhean Farm lindgeof Lam Perthshire
Smith Howie Carrane Clasterton Wtuthon W gtowa
Smith M Cults t^ybank Fife
Smith ames Mark, Tw^bolm Kirkcudbright {c|
Smith James Mlloinualoa Dorgue Kirkcudbright
Sm th ames Woodburu Falkirk S Ungsb re
Smith obn Ballingal Farm Leslie FUesbuc (<)
Sm Ih ohn Uorrowtnoss W gtowa
Smith ohn Cowdenmoor Ne Istoo Renfrewshire
Smith ohn Draflan Marsha It Kitkmu rhill Lanark
Smith ohn Nether Clinns Fmtry Aberdeen
Sm th oho Setter Sandwich Shetland (f)
South Leiiie Drumfumeb Cralgellach e Banffsh re
Smith Ezors of Matthew Leaths Castle Dsuglas K rk
cudbriebt M
Smith Matthew Nelherllolm Kitkmahoe Dumlrics (c)
Sm th Montgomery H Uochs Newt lls Oocksbuia Abudo
Smith Richard EastOevage Dunn ng I enbslure (p)
Sm th Robt Fields Cottage Dnglelcei Melrose Forfar
Smith RobertA WeslerLovat Beauly lovcmess shite (c)
Sm th Robert H Eastern ghgate Beth Ayrshire
Sm th Wm Camp og Holm Gretna Dumfries
Smith Wm Markland Cailavetoch Dumfries
Smith Wm.J Largiebeg Campbellowm ArgyU.
Smith Wm k Windywalli Kelso Roxburgh
Sneddon John Harlocco Uoncue K tkcudbngbC
Snodgrass J M 1 igs Farm Helmsburgh Dumbarton (c)t
Soodgrass Matthew Old Mams Ischmoan Kcnlrtw
Solomon T C. Struther, Dunlop Ayrshire
Somerv lie James Mu rboute Camwaib Lanark.
Somenile Kobert, W rslerCowden Dalkeith Midlothian
Somerville T p,.SandUandf. I^«k «1
Spe r John Sewtem Fum Itallude Glasgow Lanark (i t
Spe t R 17 BcDOmpark Drive Dcnaistoun Glasgow Lank.
Spelra.Jamet S. aachaig Kilmone Arran
sSira Wm Dyke Drybridge Avrshlre _
't^ce. A L Dunninald Mama. Moalrose, Forfarshire ( >
Spe^ Daniel Wm Reafirth UiJ ^ ea Shetland
Spence George CUbbetsvnek. HarulJswKk ShetlanJ
Science Ceorre West Brake BalUsound, Shetlaial
Spnee Mca. Helen, Mcmagarth. CuUi oe, bell Shetland
SpKtvJa--ues.Ut leFeowwk Faiwi..k Ayrshire
Nniiul Thmnas. Kenmuir Tt*4lcroti. Glascow Lana k.
special Jihnll Lnmoa Pluntiia.UurgiiF Kirk udbruthtf Jt
^proaLWm. H i**‘-ti^i.i | au. W e no n, kirk laitright
stables. (leoree Alton. Kuih -en, Sr Huntly Aberdeen.
Stablea, Janies, |i.eiiii»it^ Qatt, Kenncthaajuth,Abtfdeen.
Oydeadale
aydesdale
Clydesdale
Cl •le<dale
Cl) lea iale
Q) leadale
She land l>Miy
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shet and Fonyr
Shetland Pony
Shetland Pm*
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
aydeadale
Oydesdale
aydeadale
Shcllaiul Poaiy
Cl) d^ale
Oydesdale
Qy deadale
Clydesdale
She land Pony
Clydesdale
ClyiSesdalc
Shetland Poov
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Shetland Pyiiyr
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
O desdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Oydesdale
OydrsdaSe
Oydesdale
Oydeadale
Ha imey
Oydewd^
Oydesdale
Hackney
Shetland Pisy
Shetland Pony
Shetland Pjny
whetlasd INsy
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Clyde^aln
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
U Jndate
Stair The Farl of DSO Loth n I Castle Ken etly Clydesdale
Wulowiishre ( p/ f Clydesdale
Stark Henry M Balhepbum Bridge of Earn 1 erthsh re Clydesdale
Steel Afchd WcstGlensb nnocb Bshopton Renfrewsb re Clydesdale
Steel Oav d Lot ge I arm Slamaunan St tl ug Clydesdale
Steel Da d New bouse F arm East K bnde Lanark Clydesdale
Steel I Au henlars e Montgrr an K li amock Ayrs j Clydesdale
Steel lames Dumfool Biggar Lanarkshire Oyde^ale
Steel lames Campbelgrecn Thornhill Dumfries Clydesdale
Stee John Alton A bany Wh (eknowes Barr AyTShre(s) Clydesdale
Steel John Westerton of Cow e Bannockburn Slirliogfc) Clydesdale
Steel john&W Fardeoreocb New Cumnock Ayrsbirtlcr) Clydesdale
Steel Matthew Holehouse Farm Thornton Hall Lanark Clydesdale
Steel Kobert Lochwood Gartcosh Lanark Clydesdale
Sled Robert Muubeadlarm Lplawmoor Renfrewshire Oydesdale
Steel Wm Keystone M Inga e Lanark Clydesdale
Steele T J R Debog Douglas Lanark [iff] Oydesdale
Stem Wm Hunter F nlar g KiUen Perth Clydesdale
Stephen Alex Auchtylair Mintlaw Aberdeen. Clydesdale
StepbAi George Hallgreen Mams Bervie Forfar Clydesdale
Stephen James Cowbyres P tcaple Aberdeen Oydesdale
Stephen J<*n Oiertoo Benwells Maud Aberdeen (j) Oydesdale
Sfe eo Dace! HowfoldFarm Dollar Clackmannan Clydesdale
Ste eo James W ester Aucbmloch Lease Lanark Clydesdale
Steven James II Cawdercu 11 Faun Maryhll Glasgow Clydesdale
Stevens Mexander B Q censtowm Bank Last Lotion (ej Clydesdale
Stevenson A BlawartbiU ScoUtounW Dumbartonsb re Oydesdale
Stevenson Allan 10 Lansdow ne Road Ayr (cr) Clydesdale
Stevenson Da d Cbangue, Cumnock Lanark (c) Clydesdale
StevensooJ Muinb 11 CarTOnbnd.,e Thornhill Dumfries(c) Clydesdale
Stevenson J B Douganhill Dalbealt e k rkcudbnght(()f Oydesdale
Stevenson Wm Sp ItaltonFans Thornhill PerCbslure Oydesdale
Ste ensoo Win.Kyle Kirkmuinoch Dunrapt Wigtownsh Clydesdale
Stevenson Wm CarronFano Stremness 0 kney Oydesdale
Stewart Abram Ilousioun Mains Uphall WestLothian Clydmdala
Stewart Alex Sp tul Farm AIrtandna Dumbartonshire Clydesdale
Stewart Akxander Balglass Lensoitows Lanark Clydmdale
Stewart Alexander CartcapUe DuDblane Perth Clydesdale
Stewart C Edward The Castle Isle of Col Argyllsbire Oydesdale
Stewart Darnel WhinkBowe Strathaven Lanark Clyde^ale
Stewart Da d DIa rgeru 1 ort nf Men t lb Perth Clydmdale
8TEWAST DAVID CheUwood, Honilisth forlar Clydtadile
Stewart Dav d Y Drumlocby Blackford Perthshire (es) Cl*<MaIe
Stewart Donald A Lochdbu Nairn u) Clydesdale
Stewart St L MaeTaggatL Be Ardwtil Wigtown (t)f Clydesdale
Stewart George Drums Farm Do ness Lmliihgowthirefelt Clydesdale
Stewart Gordon Strathmore House Newly le Forfar ClydeUale
Stewart Jame* Cashley Bveblyvie StuI ng Clydesdale
Stewart George Drums Farm Do ness Lmliihgowth
Stewart Gordon Strathmore House Newly le Forfar
Stewart Jame* Cashley Bveblyvie StuI ng
Stewart lame* Northroe M d Yell Shetland
Slewpart Jobs NetUingflalt Henot XI dlolhian
Stewart Saughland Tv-nehcad Midlolb an
Stewart John Woodburse House Ceres, F le
Shetland Ponr
Clyde^ale
(t) Clydesdale
— . — - — .. (u| Clydesdale
Stewart John T Noranbank Forfaishue (i) Clydesdale
Stewart lohn P Carters g Shettleslon Lanark Clydesdale
Stewart I'eter Bbtkbouse Newton Xlearns Lanark Clydesdale
Stewart Ptirr ThrdpittHaU Klfbatthau Kenfrewshlte e) Oydesdale
Stewart R MiUhank Farm Lochwinnoeh Kenlrewshue fc) Clydesdale
Stewart Robert, Balhaebarch Rothesay Bute Clydesdale
Stewart Thomas Lideu h Crawford John Lanark. Clydesdale
Stewart Thomas New Stead ngs Lanarkshire Clydesdale
Stewart W F A Locbbill Kingford Kirkcudb igbtshira Clydesdale
SlewaiS W M Darlochan Campbeltown, ArgyU. Clydesdale
Stewart Waller llealbbaU Farm Dumfries Oydesdale
Stewart Xtm Uarloraork Spnagtum, Lanark. Oydesdale
Stewart Wm Fardle Me klenur I erth Clydesdale
S(ewatt.Wia Milton Dunlocher Lanark Clydesdale
Stewart. Wm North -oe M n ell Sbel.and ShetUnd Pony
Stewart Spence A 0 1 arms Cromarty Roas-stire Oydesilale
Slirtmg Henry G AnniawdJs XIaud Aberdeenshire Clydesda c
Suing llugbB AUanbank Edrom, Berwickshire (r) Clydesdale
SUriing Jama. Kiopenda le Xlaini. Dunblane. Perth Clydodale
Surhng John Patkhead AUoa, CUckmannaa „ Clydesdale
Stirling luhn ^x., Kipnendawe. Dunblane Perth. Clydesdale
Sutbrig Miss Matum C tlumbrae Symington. Ayrshire(r) OydridaJ*
Stirling Peter Craiglon Farm. Causewaybead Stirling ClydesJaJ*
Stewart XV M Darlochan ^mp^ltown, ArgyU.
Stewart XXalter IleatbbaU Farm Duenfna
Stewart XXm Barlocnork Spruigtum. Lanark.
jpiuigoura, ipanare. uyaesdau
Stewart Mm Fardle Me klcnur I erth Clydesdale
S(ewatt.Wia Milton Dunlocher Lanark Clydesdale
Stewart. XXm North -oe M IXell Sbel.and ShetUnd I
Stewart Spence A 0 1 arms Cromarty Ross-stire Oydesilal*
Stirling Henry G AnmawdJt XIaud Aberdeenshire Clydesda •
Suing IfugbB AUanbank Edrom, Berwickshire (c) Clydesdale
SUriiog Jama. Kiopenda w Xlaini. Dunblane. Perth Clydesdale
Surhng Joba Patkhead AUoa, CUckmannaa „ Clydesdale
Stirling John ^x., Kipnendawe. Dunblane Perth. Clydesdale
Sutbrig Mis* Matum C tlumbrae Symington. Ayrshire(r) Oydrsdale
Stirling Peter Craiglon Farm, Causewaybead Stirling ClydesJaJ*
Stitlmg Robert. Mid Forest Cumbernauld. Lanark Ordevlale
SUrliag XXm. Drum Farm XVhitbum. XXal Lothian Clydcslale
Suiting XX m.. Gtavilale Farm. Polmaise, SLrtingslurw _ Oydesdale
Stirlmg XXm. South CamcRw Cattlecary Stirling Oydenlale
St^o, James, Cro vhilt, ThomhiU liumlries. Clydesdao
Stobo. Jc^o. Newtiekf, SUeiebouse Lanark. Oydewlao
Stodart, Charles Le ast t o llumUe Ldinburgb (>) Oydesdale
SUklart. Wm..'vdverbum, Paiicuik. Mallolhiaii .. Clydewlao
Stomr Alexander NewkeuXtemut. Fife .. _ Clydewlale
Sturrar ChnsU^ber SUrtryburn. UumlisunJ. File » Clyd-suao
^tmrar James XX lladiiM Coh^uie Fife .. Clydesuale
SUcrar Richard Slailea. Lady bank. Fife. .. „ Qydewlala
stmehaa. Ayex Wester Fowbs. Alf.ed. Aberdeen. _ Clyuenla.e
Strachan, J XVhileleunUand, IVetlethes KincaruioeskJre ClrSewia.a
Stcacfaaa.\Vm.. Junr. Jackvon. Camrw. Band _ „ Ordrtdaia
Stneg Davw], North WoodrxiJ.Cast.ecary barlit.g. Cly ewlart
SCnng,Ga«ta. Bcfgs, Pracai .ami East Lothian . (f Cl> PsLie
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HORSE BREEDERS— SCOTLAND
STR— WAT
Stritbearo Kobert, ChalrDcrston ^lauchl oe A)Tsb re
SCraibmorc Si Kmsboro The Earl of Gla u s Casltc Gla t
Torfar («1
Strovan Mrs Cuica gi e Twynholm J rkcudbriebt (el
Struthers Alca I3o}-ston Cumnock A>r^bre (ej
Stnitbers, Allan Thornyb lls Sand ianils Lanarksh re
Stiutbers Arch bald Dunolbe Beg Oban Arg)!!.
Struthcr^i Francil Broomfeld Asha U Lanark
Stru hers 03\ o South Hal s, Stratba cn l^nark (a)
Struthers Ja ncs Clarence! e d rarm Uuthui 1. D imir a
struthers John^tWm LastAardbousrs Camwalh Lanark
Struthers Kob-rt Kan agelon HurKu 1 A)rsbre
btuait James Carnton Ford)Ce UanKsbre
Suthrr and Alls. Tul olord Old Mrldru n Aberdeen ( p)
Sutherland James A Oil garth Lem k Shetland (rij
Sutherland Jot n b Haro ds^^ ck On t Sh tland
Suthcrand Laurence Murrster Ujcasouid Shetland
Suthe land M ss M Urookpomt llaroldsH ck Unst
Shetland
Sutherland Thomas Agncstnlle Sandness Shetland (r)
Sutherland Tho nas Saodvoe Northroe Shetland
Suibciland \\ Lalcbery AAaUeti, Caithness
Sutherland \V a G Stonehouse Uolhkennar St rlin; (rlf
Suttie George BonrungtoD Far Largo F te
Sutt e Wm B anxton 1 arm Largo I le
Swan James Junr Overburns Lan nglon Lanark
Swan Win C Invtrpcf/er Camo si e Forfar
Swain** 5 T> !» J Omuss tA W » SS On taiftmtsi
S ans Wm Itockh 1 W k Ca thness
Swanson AV H 1 bill ps Mams Me) Tbnrso Cailhne&sjttfl
Swanston Andrew Duns M 11 Duns Berw k
Swmton Adam Rosev ew Leadburn Eilmburgb
Sjroe C C Dichfe Dollar Cla kmannan
Syint John M ddl keiso Farm K ppen SVat on Stirlinj
Sime r Shrgartonik M ddl kenelanna 1 pproSUion
St thns t<»/)
Symipgtioa Jame* Kcne Park HoU) Bush A}rshu« i
SltUandl^r
Sbetlam) 1 ony
Slttlaod tony
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Thomioa Jolm Tiro ch Doune ] trllishlre
111001300 John N)adl string
Ifaomion jolm Juur WTealrgg Loncniddrj Ldinbufgh
lb oarn John tv West Uonhard Carouk l)unl nuhne
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Then son Maimue Skegge itaroldswick SlelUnd
Thuuisoa MoifatS Lambdcn GreenUw Bemiek-hre (>)
Thenasoa Sctcai M I'rrslon House Dnlitb ow W Lothun
Th nsuo^TIeii as. Ma omeuk lilarkge St rluu fr|t
Thonson W M Garden N jrk L pper Dtnbum Aberdeen
Ibo son Waller M>iue K ppen stats n Stirling
Thorbum Mn Auirs li)u Jslawland, U ggar Lanark
Twber James Ula rinore Sa m
Tod ThonasW Weal Bra kley Ku ross
Tod Wm. taslUrarklev Ivinmss
Tod,Wm ririrre Lamlaib Atraii
Tod Uu llalleatht 1 ana LwJ niaben Ducn/rlri
Tra nrr J bn Barm lloch Spnngbum Lanark
Tudbope tan t* 'tclhrr Falla Eddlsloo, Prcbles
TuUodh Cnnslopher |*und4 Lsbai Css. Shetland
Tulliich James Ma <u ol M yness Auldeans Nairn (r)
Tullotb Laure ce Dea hend. Sonhroe, SbetlaoJ
Tullueh kobert A South Lees, Shetland
TulUbWn Sie nes llUiiwick Shetland (r1
Ttfiy JeJfafit CtV. w itrawaM Vi gtrrtiu RW
Turnbull John lUUsofAith Bothkennar Stirling
TumbuU ihppsO Smeaton Dalke lb tlidlulhian
Turner J llarling Cessnock Castle Calslon AnsUr#
Turner Jak Loa ung Head Uallroa Station Stirl ng t
Tuner Miss L C Kilchamaig Wtul bouse Argyll M)
Tuner W P Canton oi Doj ndl, Portsoy Banlf m
Turner W n Ned Coalbog Brulre-of Weir Kenfreir {(i
Twaddle Wm Cdbcntield Camhusiaoe Lanark.
Twall John Uocroe k rkmOl Orkney
Tweedic R. tv Ihanussie PrrstonUrx Last Lothian
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Tait J Juor Cu! ennan Castle OougUs hjckcudbcrgbl
Tut Jame* East Buenl rtb G atcr Shetland
Ta I Joho Melbourne U sttv Lanark
Tail ThODias Lawhead Farm Pen u k Midlothiaa (<)t
Tayor Alex CrosbeFann W si 1 Ibnde Ajnhire «s)t
Taylor Alex Pnnghy Na n (<)
Taylor Alex Inveravon Pol o St rl ng
Taylor Alex J Dykes le Alves Forres Morayshire
Ta>ler Andrew DaUcone Dun Inei (r)
Taylor Da d Crugbet BrdgeofWeir Renfrewshire (rll
Taylor George In bgate Farm Cults Aberdeen
Taylor George Mu tbead K nlosi Morayshire
Taylor Hugh Bell sle Farm Hur ford Ayrshire
Taylor Jemee Bogsde In erkp Renfrew
TAYLOR JA2f£8 CoaCbet Aitdne Laaark
Taylor Jaiaes Culreocb Stianraer W giown
Taylor Ja« £ Dphouse Biessay Shetland
Taylor Jan as S The No them Stud Elgin Klorajsb re
Taylor John Bumside Lethen Nairn
Taylor John Chnsllacb Campbeltown Argyll
Taylor John Leveiunoutb Lml e F le
Taylor John Langlanbum Deskiord Cullen Banffshire
Taylor Stephen K ikhill Alves byrorres Morayshire
Taylor Wm CUylord Streken Abcrleeo
Taylor Wm Edingbam Dalbeatt e K ikeudbngbt (cyt
Taylor Wm Fortaeies Dundouald Forfar (r)
Taylcx Wm la-eiavos Potroont String
Taylor Wm. Kvnagarry Bndgend Ulay Argyllsh re
Teller John Nether Cocsock Dalbeatt c Kukcudbe^bt
Teller JohnC Frestlelds Klmacolm Renfrewshire lr}t
Templeton Alex DIackpark Auldgirtb Dumfries
Templeton G Camell I lome Farm Hurlford Ayishie(rr)f
Templeton J Robert W I oxCon Msuchluie Ayrs^re (elt
Templeton Robert Linns Xkieketb e Dumfi es
rempleton T & M bandyknowe Kelso Roxburgh (s)
Templeton Waller Ileadswood Denny «trlng (
Templeton Wm Broadfcld W gtown
Tennant James HiBhouse Sandilands Lanark f
Tennaiit John Ponfeigh Place I>ouglas W ater Lanark
Tennant T & J Dyke Fa m Sandilands Lana k ) t
Tbom Jao es C Arclchoile Banchory Kmcacd ne
Tbouias James Eowhou>e Balbegg * Perth
Thomason C bert Muness Uyeasound Shetland
Tbom^u Thomas. Pnest HouUand bihanessSbetlandtel
Thompson Alex Barr eal Port W U am W gtown t
Then psoD A1 k \I CooonBrae CononOrdRe Ross shite
Thompson D F Laypool Renw ck hirkos«ald Ayrshire
Thon pson Dav d Airletlount Alyth Perth
rhoms W n L Hen e Dundee Forfar
Tho son Alex Nether Ka erne Peat Inn Cupar P e
Thonson Mrs Ann c Cauldbwmsrarm Stir mg
Thomson Charles Houlnon vVesting Uyeasound Shetland
Thomson, Dav d Campbell Street Dunlermlioe Filcshire
Thomson. Duncan W Easter Newbum Largo, Fife
Thomson Capt C G CaUatsds Westldnton Peeblea (iV
Thomson Ian K Borg e House Forres Morayshire (c)
Thomson I Myrehead Matinel lard thgow W Doth an(eij
Thomson Jame* Gtassgieen tig n Moraysh re
Thomson, Jame*. Pttlairs Farm Spring! eld Fifeshire
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Lequhxtt 1o>in Leant of Ftam Rn»t,ehil*
Ur^uhan loha South Till -daff M dour Aberdeen
Uttpihan Joseph } The Ridge Eatuiggt Utmfnet
ValUnee lamei Clrarmn Cumnock Amhire Clydetda e
’letch George Low CrroJi Cairhouae-ef Fleet Kirk Oydesdale
cudbnght . . .
Veilcb U Dmmrye Mains Druioeaple Dumbartstuh (r) OyMetoalr
Waddell George Clrbhead Bolmonl St rl ng
Waddell lames Towacrplt Bothkennar Stirling
Waddell James A Coral lU Quarter Lanark
Waldie James Wh tlaw Lauder Berwick
Walker A B. Mams TuU bardine Aucblcrardcr Perthshire
Walker Dav d Bilhamage fhowberry Avrshije
Walker Davd Brownb lU St Andrews Fife
Walker Dastd Mams of fnchluie Incbture Prrfhsh re
Walker Oeorc* P H gginsneuk by* Falkirk St rl ng
Walker Hugh Woodhead Cbryonn Laaark
Walker J W esU de oS Bnu Kildrummy Aberdeeatbire
Walker James Gatrsde Stepps Clasgow Lanark
Walker jaents Loinsb U Alloa Clackmannan (cs)
Walker Mrs John K pphyeeFann A rdne Lanark
Walker Robert Airdrteshill Airdne Lanark.
Walker Robert Langlands K Imaurs Ayrshire
VVaUee Roderick Gray Cutllecra gi Inverune Aberdeen (c)
Walker Vim Crofthead Farm, W'est Calder M diothian
Wallace Davd Auchenbrain Mauchllne Ayrshire (r$}t
Wa Uce F L. SaJcaira OldMeldrum Aberdeen (r)
Wallace George La gh Kylestoo AyTsh re
Wallace James Balgreddan 1 rkcudbrlehC
Wallace James Knockneen Stranraer Wigtown
Wallace John Hales Haddington East Loth an
Wallace John Old Land K ikeowan W gtown
Wallace John WestDramlemble Campbeltown Argyll 1 i
Wallace Mra Martha West Dnuniemble Campbeltown C
Wallace Roht Lionbead Sandilands Lanarksh re (r)t 5
WatUce Robert Huatccxloti Ochiltree Ayrshire , S
Wallace Robert W Halbeath Dunfermlme F fe If) ^
Wal et Wm. Castle Douglas Kirkcudbright M v
Walls James Muirtoo S lingsbire v
Waauwp Isaac Ed na Uddingston Lanark •
Warden Iv e Bra dwood penicu k M dloth an (
WaniDck Robert Netherholm Stratbaven Lanark t
iVaretek John Chapelhills Canonble Dumfr es V
Wateisloo Andraw Junr Thankerton Mossend Lanark C
Waterson John Cta g House Stanley Perth 5
Watson Alexander Mams of Melrose Gamne Banffshire C
Watson Allan Dambain Alexandria Dumbaitonsblce C
Watson O Creatr d.ehall Makerstouit Kelso Roxburgh c
Watson Dav d Buruth I Fraserburgh Ahetdeco C
Watson Tames Crnambr e Castle Douglas Kirkoudbnghl <
Watson John Whins I arm Laurencekirk. Kincardine C
HORSE BREEDERS— SCOTLAND.
. Job
MlUibu
a John hre
m Uicgir Lanark
harm Fnockhcim Perth
igrhill, Umb AjTshire
John H Gi „
\\at»on R of Auchincarroch Alei
Watson Robert, Riccart Johnston Hohtow-n Lanarksh
Watson, Robert, Halfrme Castle Ilouclas Kiikcudbnght
Watson, Thomas O , Neuton of Wiston Laminglon Lanark I
Watson Wm , Dovs-nieken Dundee Forfar
Watson Wm,\iewfielc! SewGallossas Kirkcudhrighlfr,
Watt, Capt A , Adelaide kingHaroIdSt Leratck 'hr llanc
Watt, Alexander M Donald, Auchindellan Clatt Aberdt
Watt, Dasnd Cateside, ^mphanan Aberdeenshire
Watt, James&Son MiUbank L<ln> btalion Aberdreiish
Watt. R L., Mosston Cottage, Logiericse U<lcV
Aberdeenshire
Watt, Thomas ToJsbuehts Slamannan Stirling
Watt, Wm., Balbougie. Inserkeithing Fife
Watt Wm, ik St», Canus Eskan Farm Helensburgh
Dumbarton
Watt, Wm Junr New Mills Dalkeith Midlothi
Waugh, Andrew Venmilns, Slamannan Stirling
Waugh, Wm .Christielands Annan Dumfries
Wcbster,Mrs G , Mochrum Park Kirkeowan W igtonmshire I
Webster,) .Waulkmill Caraousie Forglen Tumff Aberdi
Webster, James Bridgefoot Newmachar Aberdeen
Webster, John Derbeih, by Countesswells, Aberdeen
Webster, Thomas Struan Park Cupar, Fife
W eir, Alexander, Comhill Macduff Banffshire
W ei r, Archibald R'anBank Plean Stirling
Weir, David, Drum Mains Cro) Dumbarton
Weir, James, Sandilands, by Lwark
Weir, John, Dunsyston Farm Cha^lball Lanark
Weir, John, Midlown New Abbey Road Doilies (u)t|
Weir, John, Shattsbum Hol)^!*^ Lanark ‘
Weir, John, Towohead, Lanark
Wrir.wm.Watchlaioue Sandilands Lanarkshire
Weir, Wen .Westinaini Camwatb Lanark
Wells Thomas Portmoak, Scollaodswells Leslie, Fife
Welsb, J Hartley, Laoglands Kirkcudbright
Wemjis & Maru, The Earl of, Gotforth, Laagni<
Z Lothian
Westwood, lames Dalreoch Dunmog Perth
Weiitv^ John, Loanside Qackmannafl
Weicw^ Wm , Inchof Ferrytoo Qackmannan
Whartie, Wm , Perryflats, Thankertos Lanark
White, Liatt, County Vetenoatr Intpector, Lerwick.
Shetland (cii
White, R. S , Halkenton Farm Corebridge, Midlothian
While, T M AiDelmoat Uyeasound, Shetland fth,
Wble, Thomas, Highue, Castle Ikmglas Kirkcudbright (.It
'ivhilelotd, Daniel H Nether Southbar, Reaftew
Whilefotd John, Loch Farm, Lenaie, Lanark
White, Hugh NeiberCraigcods, Johnstone, Renfrew
Whyte, ). D . Mams of Orton, Orton Station Moraseh (<
Whyte,). M, If , Kirknubreck, Sandhead Wigtownshire
W'h)le, James & J L., Hanton Clanus, Fotfar^re (ci
Whyte, John, Easteitows lAmglaa Water, Lanarkshire
Whyte, Thomas, Weller Board, Cioy Durabarfonihi re
Whyte, W £ , Hairmyres Colony Fartn, East Kilbndi
II .AvcahiU.Ava
Whyte, Wm. II
Wilue, John M
Wilkie Wm,E , - -
Wilt George, Crichton Royal Institution 1 arm, I>iimfni
Williams, Alex , hethermaini, Manvmusk, Aberdeensbi
Williamson, Andrew, Tirs-istrr, Ollabetr), Shetland
WilhamsoQ, D , Latheron Mains, AAlck Caithness
Williamson, Charles, Colvadale. Ujeaiouod, Shetland
WilUamsoo, D D, Auld Town of Canousie, Turriff
Aberdeen
Williamsoa, David H , Sypland, kiikcudbnght
Williamson, George, CadgiUhead Canoobte Dumlnrs
Williamson, George Pitbeadlie Montrose, Fc-"--
Wiliiamscui, 1 C S , Greenfield, Haxoldsw
W illiamsoo, John, Gluss, Ollabeiry, Shetland
W illiamsou. lolm, Hagmsier, Brae, ShetlanC
Williamson, Laurence J Colvadale. Uyeasoi
isoD, Mrs. Tbocnai Brae<
n, DMgUs, Acham, KiUm. IVrtb
\ D • Bums, Cornhill, B^ffshire
Wiiscfli' X M, BfoomhiUbank Lo^erUe, Dumini
Wilsoo.A Robert, Toreross.Tarbolloo.AjTshire
Wilson, Alex . BrownhiH. Anaochie. Aucluiagaii,Aberdeea
Wils^, Alex,, Park byniingtai KilmanKuk AsTshiro
AAilsoQ, Alexander, Moss bade Tarbolum, A)Tshir«
Wilson. Alexander, Tliondey Park. Paisley Kraftew (c)|
Wilson, Andrew, Aastnilber Farm Anstnilher, Fife. ‘
\V ilsoiu Andrew I'ulwoodheaJ Beith A>Tshire
Wilson, Andrew, FinUpioo, Oiduliree AjTshire u
Wilson, C ik L-, Aucbmflowrr lUlantrae, AjTihira
Wiltixi, Daniel Kaokiaslcaic Farm, by Avr _,
At USUQ, FTaiHXs. Gu llrretnd. Kirknntbvl. Ikfth
Witsoo.C li..Nxth llillof l>nrpa,ThGetitixibalL Lana
Wilscai, Gasin, Townhead, Litwrtcn Carnwath, Lana
W itsoa, George LlmesUaea, Ccnhill Uanlfshirt
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Wilsosi, Hugh, Torcross, Tarbolton
■ — * , Bankhead Farm, Uphi.. _
A Lundir Mains Luzcll Forlar
unes Authensleery, Croy, Dumbarton
imes, Boghall Farm Broomhouse, Lanark
imes Broxburn Hall Broxburn West Lolhlaoi
ames Cume Ion Gorebridge MiJIotluan
lines Mams of Kihnaidilie Ball ndalloch, Banff
imes Manswrae Bridge of Ueir, Renfrewshire (c)
imes NelherTulloclii Cainue.Humly Aberdeen.
V — Ardronachie Baokfool, Perth
Wilson
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s Wes
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lohn. Veil Carnwath Lanark
Wilson, lohn AV , Mansfield, Thankerton Lanark
Wilson Lewis Aud rnllowTr Dallantrae, Ayrshire
VAilsonPMC Lodidougan Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbright
AAilsoo Peter, Millof Cask, Auchterarder Perth^ire
Wilson R .Carthdee Collage, Bridge of Dee, Aberdeenshire]
Wilson R. South Cobbinshaw Cobbmshaw Midlothian
VVilsim, Robert, Craig O Ne liton Kr.lslon, Lanark ' '
Wilson, Robert BushHhead Carluke Lanark
Wilson, Robert, West Ifurlct, Vilshill, Lanark
Allison. Robert A , Kirkbolm, Bdlanirae, Ayrshire
AAilson Robert J , Easter Dawyck, Sloto Peebleshire
Wilson Robert P , Langfaulds, Ucarsdeo, Lanark
Allison, Thomas D , Jaapston, Neilston. Lanark.
AVilson,Win, Boghall Houston, Renfrew
A\ ilson, W m , Diujnf ergue Carliy, Aberdeen
llilson.Wm Fairfield Kippen, Stlrbng ,
Wil<oo, Um .Muds of Corsandae Sauchen.AberdeeDshirelili
Wilson, IVm , Murroch Faun. Dumbarton '<
Wilson Wm L., Millmoss, Tumff Aber^en
Winebesler Mis Alary, Fairfield, Heylor, Shetland
Wishatl.Cidecai.LeascoIl Esbaness, Shetland
Wishart, Gideon, North Scow, Hillswick Shetland
Wisbatt, James North Slow Hillswtch, Shetland
Wood Archibald, HarthilJ Mains Harcbill, Lamatk
Wood, David L Lylewood, Paisley, Renfrew
Wood John Townhead, Btaco, Petthihire
WOOD.WM.BUirDruBnobdLSUrhng
Alood, Wm , Cully brtggan Cotnri*, Perthshire
Wood Wm T. Ballour Mains, Balfour Kirkwall, Orkney i
WoodbutB J Casilemilktows, Lockerbie, Dumirie* (<Jt
Wooley T. Commercial Hotel, Bonat Bridge, Suthertud
Work, Cavie. LitUenesi, Dunrossctss, Shetland
Work, Robert South Cleiimn, Orpbir, Orkney
Woiral, Mrs. Pitleihie House, Leuchart, File ,
WnghLAlex.T. But Restoe, Reston Berwfeksbite feU)
Wnght, John, KiUoehy, Balmaclfllan Kirkcudbright
Wn^l.T n.Auchlea^.Ardwell Stranraer, Wi^wn. fsll
Alnghl Tbomas. Cowanlea, Holy-wood, Dumltiei. ’ ' '
IVylte. John. Torbane, Armadale. W esi Lothian
Wyliie Hugh, Bankhead, Lothmaben Duafnea
Wyllie, James, Nether Barr Barr by Cirvan, Aynhire
Wylie jaiDes TinwaldDownt Uuuiines
Wylhe.lohn Junr WbiiehiU Sanquhar, Dumfries
WyUie, Kobert A .Saugbtrees. Alamphray, Dumfnea
Wylbe.Seott Uiltcn of Luncarly i erth i
")[h».W .UiUColUge.Minoigalf NewtooStewwrt.AligtoK'n'
Dreed
i, Alfred £, l^charwood, Rulhwell, Dumfries j
Aoung Alex , Lancslie, Brith, Aynhire
AouDg Andrew, Birkhill, Lesmanagow, Lanark
Voung. Charles BalktUo Farm, Tealing, Dundee, Forfar i
Aouog.Oavi<I.DnschUg Port W ilUam, W igiownshirc fs)
Aoung, George, CreeshaJl, Insch, Aberdeen ' |
Aoung Homer Braebead, Kirkmahoe, I>umfnesshlr
Aoung Hugh, Nelherlagao, Parton, KirkcudbilghL
AouDg.Mra J S , Soulhside, Troon, Aynlure
enfield Struihavco, Lanark,
ei, Beeehemod, Arbroath, Foriu
e* B,L>raehjf. Kirneoiiur, Forfar . „
es AA , W esI Dwa. Kilwinning, Aynhire _
lohn, filantyre Farm LddingsUa, I * ~
lohn, CobUebrae, Falkirk, hurling.
>, Eaat Mams, Kilbtrrue Aynhu. _
igtoo Mams, HurUord. Aynhire ^Jtj
. . Uallhew. Coodhope, JoLnstcoc Bndge,*LockerL«<
Duinfnes. i
A ouug, Robert, Camt Fsnn, Stirling _
Aoung. RiAKrt.Fognnc. Duns. Berwuk. _ _
Aoung. RubettC., AtrwdccJ Mams. Botkie. BanU.
A«ing^ SamutL Badixh Farm. Croy Intienesa.
" ..Msinbolm, IVumley, Anobank Sutii»,ATnhirc I
Ammg, As m.. Dalmoak, IXimbarlnn » ... '
Jotmg. Aim .Clrocraigfafto. Caintbieltowa, Arnll
Amieg,nm.,Clesmnb KilUnue Aynhire
Aeemg;, W K^lgertulL KirkmairUJ, Lanarkshire
•‘■““g. "on.Thrreemood. Amtire _
Aoung. Um., Writ Pretira. FTfskm M J.DonJnea.
Amm& Wm. N., Fulwonl. IcLmstme Kcnlrmhire
AXIe, CuBBune, EUerwUe. BroomhiU Road. Aberoeea
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Qy desdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
□ydesdate
CI) desdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shetland Pony
ShelUnd Pray
Shetland Pony
Shetland Pray
Qydesdalt
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Buksiy
Qydesdale
ClydesdMe
Clydesdale
HacKaey
Shetland Pony
Cl)^e>dala
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Cl>defdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Qydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
CbdesdMe
QydesdaJe
aydesiLle
Qydesda.e
Qydndaic
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clidewlao
Oydnda,e
Cl)dewla.e
Clydrsda.c
Clydesdale
a)des.la,»
Clydesdale
Clydes Saje
Qyievda.e
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290
CATTLE SREEDERS-NORTHERN IRELAND
ABE— CUS
NORTHERN IRELAND
Cattle Breeders
>•« le and Addm»
■ Nrwto*n»t«w:
Adiic Jolto GtMJivale CuoksloBn Co Tvrone
Agnew D Jr Bail>luu n Aho^hiU (. Anlnn t
Agnew G urr^gai H»ridilsto» C<) Antr m
Agnew j T«1 bman Batibrdge to IW'*
Agricultural Colei.f Coun too »i i ol ttr culture
Muckaoiorr to An tn fp)
Alcken JAW [ ru ull katulal v.n t Atitnn
Alexander t> j Lsm oruu k Mon n wr to London
derrj
Alfxuidsr R lliofiil 11 On igh (.o Ttrsne
Alttaudcr ii a 1 r si none Uov; Jcrtglcnon to
Antnu
Alexander A\ J R dhall QiU am to Antrto 1
Alien 1 Wa t n U \! f rd to Ar a<li
Allen j Mull ' ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' ‘
irub Moled
&tu>r(i ra
1> Sbielbum
SI) n) oni
D Nburtbom
Si> lettntfs
1 > :>butU>unt
And p
1 Ja> >
Tb« 1
( f>un I
, . Ball niap
Aerterv* S Rail n n h Hou to.ks n to •
And rt n S s i)« Tui h u tr> Ivtone
Andreut lit H n J M Ma\u ti t i>r toU ■»
Antt I Th tarloi tie 4 fm to Aiirn
Arch Isle t I J B tac< Arch lal Ir% nest<jv>(i t
Aroour Wai Bal e t Irra n Lo ! nd m
A I ro« H gh tar Ii toagh f / fun
Ashcfolt R ) Ai,\\ LinctanC T)r«i
A^IClit S B^»llrs«>ler OttrabbtT Cd 0owh <t
Atkinson ^In Cur ra n 11 o e 1 ort vi ( r> Am agb
Atk nsoti J t ml h nnr MsKh raf t L do deer)
AtknionRJ toolU lung no t Ijrone
Badasr B Mout U a \ iin Homs 1 »all St watUtemr
Co T rora t
Bainlord lirnt* C* anal k I wn f loun Co T rone
13 s n} Am L > i u n hot House t lens n to Armagh t
0 « cd j Oslinrat'T Gtr>Al?Ui tp Donn
0 a id j Matliera as l< Dtl astit to Aotnm
0 a d n MagbetTtal ar Sail castle Co Antncn ,
BaiBoux J M DL MP tonuay Dun uit> to Down
Darfoot WAR Lee d i 1 0 ^ tniart Co LondiDli
Barnes D T Ore ablis) Co Donn
Barr MiisAC iLHt tottage LuQane Comber Co Duuii
Baskin Rube t B rnagh ’teutoe.nst watt to Tyrooe
Baxter Chaa M C ann urrav Dromoie Co Down Is^ll
Bariie VV J TsBiiagltn occ Cookstown to Tyrone ‘
SeazD sh Maj H D iJowjipatri k to Down
Beatue A TheBuOgaloH AbooFa k }• nagh Co Ani
Bell D H M ndm I Farm Coagh to Tyrone
BtU r T Boherbooy tottage MaghorascuJI
Sburtliura
D Sboritioni
thonhom
Inxh Mealed
Sbunhora
I Money
Sell C 11 Moneyhaw Moncvinote Co Tyrone Ip)
DclLMrs H Coagh Co Tyrone
Bell Jolin D unadonald Uanbntigc Co Down
Bell Sa uel A FortwUam HxlUticir ugh Co Doua^t^lj
Benson. S J CanasoU Foctado vn Co Am a^b *
Berkeier J L, {oplarKil Tuiivijopie Co Tyrone
Berry man R J Ballyi oils Coagh Co Londendeny ,
Best F W G Btoommouat Aghalee Lurgao Co Ansaghl
Beat,} Tbe 11)11 Jnrettspass Co Anoaih '
Best N The Caro Aghalee Co Antnn
Best R D TheCaim Agbalee Co Anltim
B ggart K GlashiU Sttanocuro Beltast Co Antr
H tiehajn Tternas Feddon House feallygawley Co Tyrone]
Black J H Dundooan CeJer^e Co Loodooder^ t’
BlflcV John Gaibeyle Pertstewarr Co Londonderry y
Black T L Conanaghao Cookstown Co Tyrone t
Blackhaoa D DaSuialoob Koodcahollet Co Aalna
Blackstock W G Rosetnount Cottage Ballyxooey
Coagh Co Tjyooe
Blair T Edernagh blewartstown Co Tyrone 1
Blase lames Bkieisvale Bleary lortsdoern Co Anaagh
Bsnd \v T Lockaugb Danamanagh Co Tyrone
Bone Robert MuUasbwotragh. Coash Co Tyroc*
Doorh J naltymaemre Stewartsiown Co Tyrone t
Booth W., Elagh House SteHaristown Co Tyrone y
navady Co tondondcnyl
Sborcbora
i-nnan
bbortbon
Sboftboro
D Sbortbora
sr.u
imb Moikd
D Sbortbora
ShortboCQ
bbortbocn
Gbortboni
D Sbortbona
Jeyser
Shorthorn
Shoetboen
SboitbMit
Sbortboni
Shortbom
Sbwibora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbera
Stsortbom
D Shoettona
Sbortbora
0 Sboilboin
Fncsiaa
Short bora
D SborOuaa
Sbortbora
add A
BtJitio H \V^ llairtwcicd Scraban ..
Bruedto iuf Basil b lit ColrUocke Brvok bui
rofnaoagh
lttU(ks.T Ualltbran Greyatibry Cci Fkaira
Unnra t M L'n a Strwartstoun Co Tyrone
BltiKO Henry Cloighfn Slrwartatown Lo Tyrone
Rofon J UaUtctfi Loc'p Monej-more Co LonJonJrrr) :
Bn wts VVui Le^gygouan bamti eU Co tXawn '
Brcmne A Oallyr„l sb >1 >ute Mnneyo cm Ct> Londotuleny
Bronoo J G Drtin eagle Sion M Ur Co Tyrone
Browne R UailypUen il 11 Balliodcny Undge Mu-tey
on- Co t^onsion terry
Umwie W J Money haw it se>more,Co Ltindorvlegry ,
Bruce C i S A M tlaiiyiruUk n BrlUtbr Co LuklooiirnT
Uucharaan K h Uy luone> llucnd -onett 1 0 SenLaoe
C. TyriOe
Uurle __ —
Burns A MobU L( Irtin .
Boma it G Oerrylature Ciryitunr Dunganaod Cetj
T»f iw '
Burns M ) t urtlenagban Donaghmorr Co TyTune
Uurnrtt In lenrW Tbe ITiory TuUibogve Co T}Too«
Uunows il s lieimul Itetd SirwarUtowo Co Tyrol
CaldwrII ) Btiahdl House Eden PO Co. AatrLB t
Calwrll R | ISalU tvlfv BaHynujr Co ■talnia I
Celwell W lliao UaUyrarry to ABlnSi
Cameron Atex Hal hena Couksioua Co TitODe (>}
Campbell t < The Bank Augber Co Tyroti* '
tamplxll J i lagh Siewaruiown. Co Tyrc«« t
ta pbrll J A f-irrieU Oonagbalro Co Down |h|
tacsplMlI Tbos DerryTaghan SandbolH Oustani on
to Tvtnne
Campbell Tbotna* UsnamagbrD Clogbtr Co Tycoht
Can pl>eU W A BsUytosile Ballanba Co Antrua
Carbsie H H Satnli Id Co I>ona 1
Carl le S 0 Churrh ITace Drooioce Co. Doan
CartTucbael Sao uel Ouossll) House Ancnm
Canoa M» Smamtale Hatbinlaod Co. Donn
Carso John iruoikill. BaUytnnia Co Asirua
Canon K O Sbaokey House StewaiGtows Co Tyrone fj
Casement Capt j D S O R N hlaghenBltuipie Dally |
castle Co Anlnm (rjll
CaUi(T*>ood I! Creagb House Toomebndge, Co. Antruu
Chapman ] M Oe^ Lawn AghasaUoD Lui^ad Co
Armagh (f*)
Cherry M Lomond Myroe, Co Loodondetry
Chesney G Ballytialie Portglenone Co AoUtei 1
Cbisbolm W Lc ganbeld Carniooney Co Antnoa
Clan* illtam Countess ol Montalto Bailynah oub Co l>o>ra
CUi^Henry IslaodLodge Murkanore Co Aairua t
Clark W Utam Islaculreagb Dunadry Co Aalnm ,
Clarke W J Lakevtew Ballyronan, Uagbera/elt Co.|
Londondenr '
Clesneots H J B Lough Ryan R SO Leitntn Co Down
Oemeots, Lt Od M L S Astdrld Lodge CootegiU
Co Cavan
Cote J J fcoluJlab Park CloserhiU Co Cavan (/ .
tedecnan Samuel Dromoce Glarryford, Co Ansnis ^sjfj
CoUins Samuel The Gables Matktlowo, Wbrleabbey
Co Aalrua
Cowan,!) EknFai Ballykre! Ardaragb Newry CoOoim
Cowan J H Aaabavi] tiloneyinore Co. Londonderry-
Cowdy E Suouaensland, Laiugbgall Co Armagh (Alt
^a g George Clatenwtit, Londonderry
Ciaig J Ballvboley Ballynure Co Aatrua
Cntrft^ A Eniusk Ueci Atdtre Slewartatown Co-Ty
CrawfWd, J Tbe CoUegr CariUough Co. Antri n
Cnirfonf Tames ftew Bulldogs. Co. Louden deny
Cnwfcnl jax Slrawbalter hewtownsltwart to « 1 '
Cnwioed John Colhn. Moorlieids Co. Antrim
Ciuwhxd R F AsMield ClooghmiUa Co Antii i
C»m«) H, Spring H 11 Gleoavy Co. A
Caesawdi W R s— ” " — '
Shorthorn
Sb )rlbonj
Shortborn
Sborthoni
Sbortbora
I) Shrtthoro
sborshora
Shwlb ra
Sborthbra
Shortbura
bhortbonj
Shortb-arQ
bbottbara
hboTlbora
ShjrUmra
bbortbira
){ xtiorj
Sboilbiira
Shorthora
Sbortbora
bhoitbora
bhortbera
Shortbon
Sbortbora
D Sbortbon
bhortbera
bhortbom
Sfionbera
J nenoti
Aberilcea Angus
D Sbottbom
D Sbortbora
Galloway
Shortbom
Shortbom
Sbortbora
Kory
Sbortbora
D Sbortbcffa
Sbwtbora
1 Stag Hall Wb tcUouse Ucllast Co Ablntaj
rn Co.Do«n
. ...Co Tyrone
ItUUuDidiaai Falrttk Goolnagarde O *i.h Co fyroae
CnrtwJJ HaUtown Mouse Augbrr Co rymne
Cusuck N Apptelee Shankbndge Balljurnx Co Antro
Sbeathora
Sbortbora
Sbortborn
Fnesian
AlwnSMuiAogur
D Sbortiora
Shot thorn
D Sisottbora
Calloway
tborlhoni
Sbortbora
J«wy
Ayrshire
Insb M-tdoi
Shorthora
Sbortbora
Sbortboro
Sbortbora
D Sbortbora
dal— IRW
CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND
291
Name and AddrcM
Dale, Thomas TiUmWe Casllnlamoo Co Loadoodeitj
Dales Thos. P Dnunia House BroadmiUs Co Down t
David J Boyne V ew Lodje,Corbaillie Drogheda Co, Louth
Davidwo, John, Clen Com rb> Belfast Co Antnm
DaMdsoo, J,, Corvanagbao Coohstown, Co Ts-rone t
Daxuon, D Dnimcrow Camalbana Brougbshane,]
Co. Antrim
Dass-soo, I H T Annvale House Keady Co Armagh
Deimott J Comasciiebe Portadou-n Co Armagh
Dnlin Hugh Dunronan, Moneyinoce Ca Londondeiry
Dick. T BaUymuUerty Newton-nstewarl, Co Tyrone (^)|
D ckson, Adam Deiryboy Crossgar Co Down
D ckson H, The Bog Castle Dspe Comber Co Down tj
Dokson,J H Ardmore Ballygowaa, Co Down t
Dickson T„ Milecrees, New townards Co Down t
Dixon, Capt. the RL Hon. JI Dd*M Old Town Hall
Belfast Co. Antrim
Dixon, Sir Thos, DC Wilmont Doamurry Co Antnm
Dobbin Major W \V Park Dairy Farm DuniButry Co.
Antnm
Dobb^ Uaj k. F Castle Dobbs, Camckf ergus, Co. Antrunf
Donnell Jobo, kSTunpark House, Woodend, Strabane,
Co Tyrone ip)
Donnelly Edward, Magheraabar Ballycastle, Co Antrun
Donnelly P KUmore Moy Co Armagh
Douglas, A Kilbracks, Markethill Co Armagh
Dons, John, Loy Hill, Cookslown, Co. TjTone
Duff Hugh Coagb Co. Tyrone
Duff J Church Hill Moneymore Co Londonderry
Diiit I A LQugh(<itd,IsUn>imagee Co Antnm
Dull w Dnunaney Coagb Co Ti-rane , ,
Dntdee, Capt Chax Rednall Ballycarry, Co Antnm t
Duman, J E CoUstunney Magberafclt Co Londonderry
t>>sart,M Sharvagh Bushmills Co Antnm '
Eaton Samuel BaUytiaaaor Oeneaaoa Co. Tyrone
Eccles T J Kildress Cookstnwo Co Tyrone
Cdwardi W C HuUaney Uult LondOBderry
Bkih Wen. Ballynuey Coagb Tyrone
ELm,Wm. RocMpnng MoBeymote Co. LoBdoodory
Emmenoa, tSm. Cargagb House, Anaaelay Co Dowi
Eetlisb nosas, J P Beechoount, Pej^tapass, OcUastj
Erne Earlof Cron Castle Vewtoabutler Co.F<imaaaght|
Ettkine C jP UuelOaok^roojMbMo Co.F4rauaaght|
Sbortborik
\tssu
Insb Moikd
Sbortbom
Galloway
Short horn
Red PoU
bhorthons
Sbortbom
Aberdeen Angus|
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Shn^om
In^Uoilcd
Sbortbom
tnsb Uoded
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbewlbom
Sbortbom
SbortWn
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Fnesian
Shoirtbom
D Sbortbom
Sboceben
Sbortbom ,
Aberdeen Angu*
Sbortbom '
y Co Tynse
.-.AntniB
Ganaway M,it,«i. Co Down
Fans R kk Lammy Sberrygioom Dungannan, Co.|
FanciiR TiukvaUm Slewartstown, Co Tyrone
Fergi SOD A Laoicbrooke House Ballygooey Coagb Co
Fergus^ fLsaC E Logan CotUge. Dona r l oa e y Co.Down|
Ferguson J., SaHymoiI Coagb Co.Tyiooe.
Ferguson,K A Coagb Street, Cookitows Co Tyrone t
Ferguson W J Ballymucklebeaney House HoBeymore,
Co Londonderry
rerguson,W S C., Coagb Street Cookslown, Co. Tyre
Finlay S The liUod CreyabUy Co. Down
rinlay William Qint iinnan Aruioy Co. Down
Flack, H..Coagh Co-Tyrooe
Flenung tt BalJywaidh Dungannon, Co. Tyrone
Fogan Robert. Ashton, Falbam Newry Armagh
Forrest Gortagatnmon. TuUyboguc, Dung an n o n, i
Fony^‘°j,,Coltnoi. Uoneymore Co. Londoodory
Forsjtbe } DrurrVirk.Duagannon.Co.Tyrene
It , Harnett % ale. Cransba. Comber Co, Down
Fran.e.Jas. Bal ygowan. Co Down
\v.. Crovrr ktoiinlii
Cabbie WiUam BaUywltw Creassst C«.Do«n
CaUath. Tbouaa A Badryameit. Loouondetry
Calt<aitb.Wdl Cragsdoon,st JobnstocJ twstijO.a'Try ty|
Ga^agLer U Grange Uwie Moy Co. Tyrone
Garrett K I alJj-walier Co. Down
Garrett, W J., Kookiuouat Badyknockan, Ba-jgo<
Cars in. Dr S I atb<aot«.Ca Ueca.JK>l. Co, Tyteeo
1 force C. 11 lta„.ft.jn.in. ylcews-mcee Co L^donMcrry]
Geocce I^llu. bark, kU».rera e t Co. Loakm,gry '
Genge. T. Kuakey llouie, Coagb, Co, Tynse -
Sbortbom
Itub ktoiled
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
O Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Imb Moiled
D Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Fneaian
Sbortbors
D Sbortbom
Fncsias
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sb,atbem
SbortheWB
AberdeewAngu
Cctly J KirLmoyle Dallymoney Co. Antrim
Getty sin. Jobo HiUcresC Newtownards Co Down (t)
Gihoirr K tl WhitrbUl House, Ballynanoy Corbet
Banbndge Co Down ’ '
Gbson Andrew Crossnacreevy Castlerragh Co Down
C bson J D Broigblon Myroe Co, Londonderry
Gbson Jas. Hollow Undge House Hillsboro Co. Down
Gbson tL Tullvweary, StewartslowD Co Tyrone
Gbson Samuel Lower Coagb, Coagb Ca Tyrone
C lliland A T CasUeavery Newtownards, Co Down
CtUilan^ Isaac, GOl Donegal Road Belfast, Co Antrun
Cillow Ceo. Salter a Grutge Co Armagh
Gilpin, p .Rosebank, Legacoinr Lurg4n,Co Annagh
Gilpia J L Clenv ew Clare, \Vatingstown Co Down
Glasgow J A BaUyloriea Moneymore Co Derry
Cordon Col DSO Mount Kearney Newry Co Down ,
Coidon J S Beaconiield Knock Koad Bellast Co Antnml
Craccf W II Drumgor Poitadown Co Armagh
G rah a m , George, DerrywiUigan Newry Armagh
Crabam John Styles Antnm
Ciabaai,S BoaimiUi Lisbuni,Co AnCnin _
am WHscm, Ballyreagb Clough Co.Aotnm
Cray A BaUyaargin,Caa^Co Tyrone
Cray II Clenbrcok Fsnroy Ballymoacy Co Antnm {All
Cray Jobo Boltons Walks Caledon, Co Tyrooe '
Cray VV 1 The Pnory TuUyhogue, Co T^ono
Greer J J Dallymotle Coagb Mmeymore Co Londooderyl
Greer K J TuJIaghmore NewniLlls, Dungannon, Co.f
Tyrone '
CtecvfS R D Si W T Grange Sfoy Co Tyrone
H
Hadde^E D Ballylaae Clenann^ Co. Armagh
Haite,T Aughaloughan Raadalstown Co Antnra
Hall Capt. RMer Narrow Water Warreapomt Co E
llamdioo C F Ballyaatoggeii Lurgaa Co Armag
Hacnilioo Hugh Taailagbt, Goagb Co Tyrone
Hamilton, M Mgbeneoltoo Newiowsstewart Co Tyionel
Htffiiltoo R Croadall kliddletown, Co Arcnagb
llatiuiii, James Cratgnsguragh AbogbtU. Co Antnm
Harper Henry Three Weye HiUsboro Co Down
Harper Jet Purdys Bum, Belfast, ^ Antnm
Hams, Jobo P Curglassao Stewarutosrn Co Tyrone
Hatns,K W Bogmou&t,Tcio[nebndge Co Antnm ,
BAET T,.DJtoEiU«ny Nr Lonlondsrty (0)
Hayes, T Broommouni Agba.ee. Lurgan. Co Antrun '
Hayee VV C B J P Wsimoot, Ballycastle Co Antnm
Here wo T Culoagrtw Dungannon, Co Tyrone
Uegan.C Anna^teague. Cwkktnwn Co-Tytone
Hegao,T Desertcreat TuUyhogue Co Tyrone
liendcnoo H Y Dallj'agan Carvagb Co. Londonderry
Headenoo John. Denyhow Tynan Co. Tyrone
HeodtftooJU Farm JliU Ballydawley Coagb Co-Tyron
lIcBOing Abel dougberamer Newry Co Down
Heniy J M AnaareagbHoiise,kLddletoa.Ce.Annaeb
licniy T..pO|]K« Cookslown Co. Tyrone
lloiiy T J Oaluslaad Farm, Tobermore Co. Down f
Henry W Umery Antnm
|{em4i.John Railcry Crossrar Co Down.
Abe^^Angu
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Irish Vloiled
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sborthora
Sbortbom
Jersey
sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Irish Moiled
RedPoU
Sbortbom
ShoTthem
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbartbam
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbortbora
Imb vioUed
Pnetian
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
AbuAiuAbtu
|{em4i.John Railcry Crossgar Co D
llcsbp 1 Eodale, Lougbbncliiand Co
Ileyland, Ua) D Balliotemplei Carvagb Londonderry
Hill. I Cloylu, Ccdoeine Co Lofuloodeny (i) I
litU. Jatoe*. Haselwood Strabane Co.Tm)ae '
HiILK lUTildaig Ballyclare Ck>. Antrun
IbO, T Augboceuey Dnimlcgogb, Vewlowiutew4rt.|
0> Tyrone I
IIilLVViUiara J QuiUyVale Dromore Co Down
llinds.A Fmkilugb Pcrtglesme Co Antrim
Hoer VV C Dyullouw Caledon, Co. T) rone
ilolaeo T.,ilallykeeL Larne Co Antrun
llood.J S Luoatiumjr Newiownatewart, Co. Tyrone
Hood Samuel Kilmacanlle, Donaghniore Co. Tyrone
Hood VV J Ihingorran. Pomeroy Co. Tytcae
llopkiii.noiDaiJ Lyng House CUudy LoodJodiiTy fp}
Homef VV, Un^tatde Fuel Wdiiam Park, Belfast, ^ '
Aslruu
HoekiDC,J O&C ThaCresc(st,AriLU>t,Co.Dowa [<)
llouatoo, Juba KiUagaa, Co, Antrim L
Houstces, K, Magbrrarrttme, Co. Down
Houstoa T Ca aaajee Strabane Co. Tymoa
Howe; VV IL t ^
Huey J, Lourhbnrb. Dervock. Co. Antrun t
IIUBttf J K UrucLlan,la Bametu Road, Kaock.Ucdast'/
Hunter VV kg^ColtnzBllrxiae.kiceieyrT,nr.. r.% L.^T.^T..T .y
Itustctt, R. T The kiaj, Armi^ ^
llasUA,\S G Gleovsrw ILlywood. Co.Dovn ,
llutGuasieu D, Xkcoagbey b^rrygroum, D.ui,aamea,
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
O Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Shortbom
Inab Moiled
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Co-Tyntfie
Uutcbmsrm. J, Rajwey V.
LaulObkn-y
Ifyadbaa, K, Dromore, CUziylwd, Co, Aatna
• Collna, Uooeymm, Ca
«bi.rtbora
Start U(wn
Irwm, EL A, Dc\.cal.!L LmiawSy Ca LaaltmLery
Irwu, P. k.«, m L.-octhu.a.«-. Ca Aalrua '
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
1) Sburtbom
Sbortbivii
D Sbortbom
Sbonbocn
Sbortbm
Sbortborn
D sbortbora
Sbortbcm
Sbrtbom
11 Sberttvim
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Ftmua
D Sbertbam
Sfaxtban
SborGMra
CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND.
Jamieson, H J MuU)'Toddeo Dungannon, Co T)rone I
Jamieson, J,, Kirkistow-n, ClOi£m,Coleiame,Co London I
Jamison J , Uallj heather Durodennftt,Strabane,T>Tone
Jardine, G UaU)goney, Coagb, Co Tjrone
Johnston, David J , Doraville, KiUadeas, Co rinnanagb
Johnston Irvine Lisnanck, Co Fenoanath .
Johuston.J J K , Crann>vale, Finlona, Co Tyrone (/)
Johnston, John Attamore House, bintona Co Tyrone '
Johnston, Joha.ltoy, Co Tyrone
Johnston T J , Aghakinsallagh, Dusb, Dungannon, C
Tyrone
Johnston, W , CurgUsson Stcnactston-n, Co Tyrone
Johiistone,T £,\Valkinell bushrniUs Co Antnto
Jones John Mahon 1‘ortadawn Co Armagh
K
Kane G , Quilly House Coleraine Co Londonderry Ip]
Kane U , Macilvennon Portrusb, Co Antrim
Keane J ,Muff Moneymore, Co Londonderry
Kells W J Liscnoney Cookstown, Co Tyrone
Kelly, George Caledon Co Tyrone
Kelly, Sir S , Moyallon Gilloid Co Down
Kelso U J Morce House Rock, Dungannon Co Tyrone
Kennedy Mrs C M Mullantcan,Ste\>arlstown Co Tyrone
Kennedy Sir R K C M G D L , Cullra Manor, Craig
avad Co Down
Kennedy Robert hlount Salem Dundonald Co Doan t
Kerr Robert Clintylinnan Slranocum Co Antnm '
Kidd. J , Grove Hill LouebbncJda^ Co. Uohh i
KiUcn, J 13 Holestone Doagh Co Antnm
Kingsuere Joseph, Old Park House Old Park, DeUast
Xinley H W Uloorohill Dungannon Co Tyrone
Kirk Mr* J H The Fines, Newtonbreda Co Down
Kirkpatnek G Lianaweary Augber Co Tyrone
Kmpe, Wilson Ballvrea Co Armagh
Knos J Lacte HiU Donagbadee Co Down
Knox J A,Lakeview Lisbao Saintbeld Co Down
Knos Browne Capt T A H Aughentame, Fivemiletown,'
Kyle H , The Diamond Farm Ftotona.Co Tyrol
Kyle, J Craignagcragb Cully backey, Co Antnm
Kyle, 1< H Knockmoy le House Omagb Co Tyroae
Xyle.W ,Ca]gonn Parks, CracebiU Co Antnm
Laugblm J , Cutmore House Kilrea, Co Xondoodetry (k)
Laverty, Ldw ard prumadi Coagb, Co Tyrone I
Law, J . Grange House Toomeb^ge Co. Antnm *'
Law John Kdwaikn HiUsboiough Co Dows
Lawless, D J Tullyodonnell Rock Co Tyrone
Lawrence, A , Lisalbaaagb, Magheratelt Co Londonderry!
Lawrence Rbt Moneybaw Moneymore Co Londonderry!
Lawrence, S Glenview Farm, QuiUy, Moneymore, Co '
Londonderry
Leeman, Geo , Grangemoie House Armagh Co Armagh (f) I
Lees, A Lubyraw, Ardlrea, Stewartstown Co Tyrone '
Legge, James The Cottage, Ballycarry Co Astiun
Leslie, J G Leslie Hall Sallymoney.Co Antnm
LESLIE, B., BsUaghy, Co Londonderry
Lindsay, t C , Annvale House, Keady, Co Armagh . ,
Lindsay, Thos , Derryboy House, Crossgar, Co Down (p*)j
Linton, R J ,Bunifoat, Broughshane,Co Antrim
Linton. S de T . Killycowan GUirylord, Co. Antrim
Lipsett J J , Kilyban Fivenuletown Co Tyrwie
Little, S , Lismore, Lisdourt, Bally gawW, Co. T^nC
Little, T C.Lisnaweary Augber, Co Tyrone .
Livingstone, Samuel, Ballytpuige, Portaferry, Co Down f
Shorthorn
Shonboro
U Shucihont
U Sbonboiii
Sbuthom
Aberdeen Aogual
Sbortbua
Shortbom
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Sbortbtfn
Shorthorn
D Sbortbom
Shenhom
Sheirtliom
Sbonboin
ShonbofTi
Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Jersey
lUrewd
D Sborthon
Ayrshire
D Sbonhom
Gailoway
I nesian
Sbortbom
Jersey
D Sbonhom
Sbortbom
Sbonbom
PnesuQ ,
Aberdeen Angusj
Aberdeen Angus
Sbonhom
Sbonhom
D Sbonbom
Loughrm R J.Omtor Cookstown,Co Tyrone
Love, Isaac, Kilcreen Clarryford Co Antrim
Love.V hL,Foylcside Bceady, Slrabine, Co Tyrone
Lowry, R., Bready,Slrabane, Co Tyrone .
Lowry, Ll, Col U T. G , Potneioy House, Pomeroy, Cc
Tyrone (j
Luke A &J D,BallyluiiimiD,Ahogbill,Co Antnm ,
Lundy W J , Camckbrack Poyntapass Co Armagh
Losk, J . KngckaboUet, Belfast. Co, Antrim
Lyle, Samuel Islandeoore Ballymoney Co Antnm (»
LynessW J.TuUyard House. Moira. Co Down .
Lyons, Robm.BaUygaw.DaUymoney, Co Antrim.
• ■— 's, J J Riversdale, Newtownstewart. Co. Tyrone .
Sbonhom
Sbotihora
Sbonbom
Sbonbom
ShorIbcwD
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Hereford
Sbortbora
KedPoU
Insb Umled
Sbonbom
Sbonbom
Shrwtbom
Aberdeen Angus
D Sbestbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
B Sbortbom
D Sbnthom
Sbeetbom
Sbortbom
Name and Aildresi
M
M'Adain. KusscU, Sycamore House, Upper BallysiUan,
llUlut. Co. Antnm.
McAlecr, Joseph. TullyLogue, Dungannon. Co Tyrone
MeAlerr, iaUick, Pomeroy, Co Tirone
McAlonao. J , Kiilycowaii. Clarryford, Co Antnni.
M Bnm, G H , Derry gnnnclly, Co Fennanagb .
UcUnde, 1 lAnahUl, ilillboro Co Dwn.
McBnIe,] Jr , Lisniguiiagh Bushmills, Co Anlnm.
McBnde, S , MayfiJJ, Uruugbthane, Lo Anlrun. .
McBnde, W S .Croumaglen, Ca Amiagb
MoCanJ, Wm .Cannain, ^laKb^'afFlt, Co, Lendonderry
McCara^, Jofm Ctonkeui, Karulalstown, Co. Antrim.
McCarlney, VV, Drumaney, Coagh. Co , Ty'rone
McCaugbey.T 1 glish, Katbkemiy, Co. Antrim
kicCaughey, UiUuiu, Ctebiily .Dailyn etu Co. Antrim.
McCausland, M M, Dtenagb, Limavady, Co London
dern' I'PHl
McCay, SamutL FfougbU, Casllederg Co Tyrone.
M Clellaod, Janies, U^ygowan Uanbndge Co Down.
McCkllacid.K H , Annobugb House, Lou^gall CoArmagb
McOelland A Koultlon, Blackpark House, Drumcooely '
Omagb, Co Tyrone {si
McOrnrban Mrs Isabel, RalbfnIaoJ, Co Down. ,
kIcOeneban la* M , Kathfnland, Co Down. • •
McClinlock, M , Leymorr, Ballymena, Co Antrim (i)t|
McCluckey, J .Cnevagh, Cookstow-n Co Tyrone. '
McCluggace, /, Qallyirmstowe, Lame, Co. Antru
McClure, j ,Gort<,ani Kandalstown, Co Antrim
UcCIuskey, E b J . CJunlydoon, Omteir, Cookstowm, Co
Tyrone
McCooibe, Samuel DrumaroaJ CastlrwelUn Co. Down
McConnell, I , Balloo House KiUincby Co Down.
MConnclLS Clcncarr House, Old Park Belfast CoAntnm
McCoojieU.W J ,Tbe Coune. Kalbfnland Co Dowr
McCord J .Conoaguig CoaUland, Co Tysvee ,
McCemutk A b b T. Brookend House, SlewaiUtown.
McComuci.Jame*, WbilKburcb Sadywalltf.CaDewa t
McCosh, David, Kifibally Brougbvbane, Co ADtnm '
McC^brey SV .KewgroveSpa UaIl)DabiBcb,Ce Downls)
McCoy, William 1 , Knock wly mure Castle, Newtown
InjUer. Co Fennanagb ,
McCrackan, John A., CamckVIackcr Road, Fortadowii,
Co Armagh . _ ^ IF)
McCra<kea.H Cunningbura House.'vewiownards,C«.DowB|
McCracken J ,Drumawbey,Newte»natvlt, Co Dowih '
McCrw. H. Ueacb Hollow, BaUylugan Ballynura, Co.!
Antrun ♦'
MCiene.Samuel, Lismenary, Ballymuie, Co Anicua.
McCullo^, J . Dnimard, Lsssaa, CooksCewO, Co Tyrone
MoCuUogb Wm J,&aU}mo>l,Caogh.Co Tyrone .
McCuIIougb,SaieuH,Rosevaje,Dromata,Co.Dowa (
McCuUy.S J Crowell House, Hlllsborougb, Co. Down
McCuIcbe^ James, Tirgane AUistragb, Co Armagh (s)
ilcDowelLC Hillview House, Moylagh.Berakh CoTyrone(t)
M Dowell H A , Rockmoimt, BalJybUck, Co Down
K LiberoD James C. V( .Altacoan.CushendaU, Co. Antnm
M Elroy, Janie*. Drumwbinney, Kesh, Co. Fermanagh
McEvoy.J The Riverside JerretUpass, Newny, Co Down
MEwco.Wm.Deilett MountNoms.-Co Armagh
McFadden, J , Cransbaw, Kircubbm, Co. Down
M Farlaiie, James Kdleoi, klountfield, Omagb, Co. Tyrone
McGabie, J E , Sallymaguire House, Stewartstown, Co.
U C^^y, Jas , Duamore House Cookstowfi, Co Tyrone
HcGaivey U & P J , Drumard, Lissao, Cookstown, Co
McCoMi^J,TotberbiUey,BaUycaslle,Co Antmn f
M Guckin, Wesley, Dumascullion, Desertmartm, Co Down
M Henry, John, Lisbamett, Comber, Co Down •
M Ilmoyle, Rev R J , Dervock Co Antnm (r)
H Iver.J , ToUyieavy House Rock, Dungannon. Co Tyrone
Uckay 11 ,Craignagera>b CuUybackey, Co Antrim
McKeag J .Grangee MiUisle.Co Down
McKee, D C Newmdis, Dungannon Co Tyroae
HeKee,Cdward,Denyogue. ^keel Co Down . .
McKeeiF. Lakeview, Moneymore, Co Londondeiry
McKee J B S , Ballygoaey, Moneymore Co Londond .
M Ket J , Camus House, CasUeroe Colerame. Londonderry
McKee, S J .Prospect House, Craigs Co Antnm
McKee T . ToUy buoy , Moneymore, Co
Me keesnamW j , Movanagber Hse,Kilrea.
McKelvey, W , Creengraves, New tow aards, co ao."-
McKenna John, CneveHouse. Cookstown Co Tryone 1
blacKenXie J i. J W DruiOderg,Blackwatetto»m Co Tyroni
UcKcown, FeUr Mcllroystoiro, Augbafatt^ f
Fnaian
Sbortboro
fries un
Shi" rthum
D Sbortbom
Short bom
D Sborthom
O Sborthom
D sbortbom
D Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Sborthom
Shorthorn
Sborthom
Aberdeen Angui
Sborthom
Sborthom
Abcn^tn Angtif
Sborthom
Sborthom
D Sbortbom
Sbonbom
Sborthom
Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Sbertbere
D Sborthom
Sborthom
D SboetboB
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbonbom
D Sbortbom
Amluf*
Shortbom
Shortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sborthom
Shortbom
D Sbor^om
D Shortbom
AberdeenAngui
D Sbonbom
Sborthom
Sbortbom
k) LoodondetTy
Londondeny j
)r, Dervock, Co'Antnm . , • I
BabyinoDey. Co. Antrua , '
HcLauSden j D'uasevenck House, Busbmdls, Co.Antriai j
McKinlaf A , ]
McKinnc}, J '
V laiieh lan \t
F H Glenanae, Co Armagh
Aberdeen Angua
Sborthom
I) Shortbom
Sborthom
Sborthom
Sborthom
Sborthom
Friesian
Sbortbom
Sborthom
O Shortbom
p Shortbom
Sbortbom
p Sborthom
p Sborthom
MAC—SHA
CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND
293
Ma Uan, J 1) pnesUaDd Colcra ae Co LondoDderry
McLcaa Tloinat, Usnamoirow MagbcnMt. Co IteHO
MtMasUr R Saltentowti MacherafelLCo Londondtirv
Macrr”*'' ” «■ » u t-
H & J CLntj
McM iSr*"*
McM
McMuUj , .
Co Antrun
MMunaj R Garvaghey Banbr dge Co Down
-u-.j u— II Dowopatntk C<-
Co Londooderry
m House Castlecauif eld Cq|
mafeigh Stranocum Co. Antnin
rainey Dungannon Co Tyrone
Crucken Camalbana Broughshaae
McNab ^ chard Clobber Hi
M Seary T Goran Bla khUl Col«
Mc^eJBh T J WhiteweU Road BeUasC.Co Antron
M Se U A Owenclonghy Camalbana Broughahane Co
McNeil Da d J Clontonacal y Cairjdutf Co Doni
MSmh Robert BallymuDoclc Lame Co Antrim
McRoberts, John Dunturkey Ballyclare Co Antrim
McVeigh R KiUvl as, Dungannon Co TyTone
M V ^gh,^T J f-airy Kno»e WTutevieU Road BtUast,!
MeVey E B Knockaconoy House Cookitown Co TyTonej
MeV ker J Cragnamaddy Stranocum Co Antrun '
MadiU John, CrankiU Ballymena Co Antrim
Magee Wm Foydra Liabellaw Co Fermanagh
MagiB J Leabum Street IliUaborough Co. I^nm
Mago»an J MuUaghcreevy Donaghmote Co T>Tone
Magowan J 1 Mountmorru Lcugbg lly Co Artugh
Maguire P J Dnimsworda Coranny NentownbuUer
Co. Fennanagb
Manderson F The Hill Cnimlm Co Antrim
Maun W J H Ihead Ca tledawson Co Londonderry
MarchbankJ AgnculturalSchooI Greenmount Muckamo
Co Antrun i
Mark J M Lima ^ady Junction Co Londonderry
>lark kL M Carrou-meca Myroe Co. Londoaderrr rkit
Keenaghao Moi ' "I
AG Manor
itZTJ
Martin, Arthur Mdlmeuai Dundonald Co Down
Martin ktrvB S Laurel Hill Meatoeiru Co. Armagh
Matbewt, Samuel Moy*’"*" f- t.— — -
Laurel ii
Mayera J Croaaeandly Dnifflcrooa Coleraine Co London'
J,£i— —
» " aw W J UalI)bayUnd. Dallyiaoney Co. Antrim
a J Goratown HMte. Moy Co. Tytona
Millar J K Lurgey Sberreygroom Duneannoa CoTyrooel
Millar na AughacuUr Aughalattan Co Antrun I
*' R Drummeen harm, Mof — <■* — '
Robert, Cloughlin Stewar
... ... Tbomai DalTyno Antrim
M U ken Hugh Oallyrogan Newtownarda, Co Down
M bn Robert, GordonaU Gteyabbey Co Down,
Mdne R., BalJyreagb PsynUpaas Co. Armagh
M IcheU Capt W C Ratnmoyle Helen a Bay Co>Dowii{s)
Mitchell, VV J Larry Cormick, kloneymore CoXoodi
MoIIttt, R Dallyreagb Cookatowo Co Tyrone
MooUo^ James Bnugbihaoe, Co. Asltlm
Moolgomery J HiU House, Slattabogie Uaghoa, Co.|
Londonderry '
kloorc, D VV MontiUy Sion Mills, Co Tyiooe
Moore H., Moore Lodge, Newry Co Down
Moore J CarrowTeagh Mcaslde. Co Antrim
Mocn J B.,CUdr Templepalnck, Co. Antrim
Moore, Nennedy It VV ilium, DaUynacannoB, Mas
Cmcraine, Co. LoodoDdrrry
kloorc, M S Molenan Landanderry
Moore, R Pnestland Coleraine Co LondaodeTTy
More*. T & VV J., MuUaghlurtbeitand, Donagbmore, Co.'
Tyrone
Mcensoa H 5 M.D., Bellevue BlarkhiU, Colerab
Londondeny
MorrsouiJ K ubrtde, Derry haw T) nan Co. Armagh
Momion J A Manor VVater Hou^ Lisnaskea, Cal
Fermanagh y|
Mentsoo JohnB J P., Babydrain, Dunreurry CaAntrlm
Morrow (HWtge Kingneab Comber Ca Down _ ‘
Morrow John Herca. A -codale, Knackdma Park, knock
Beliast. Ca Antrun
Morrow S. F Ardigoo KilI>1rigb.Ca Down „
•'-itray Mato A l. Fa -our KoytL^ugber^^CaTjTOoa
Moniorh Haw HU. Risgcnevv Comber Ca Ooiral
Murdoch, R VV ., Laure air, Moy CaTyrreia ^
Mury4iy Jamea, ChutrhU,Clalaa ad.CaDoini _
Murray It. VV, lUllyorry House Pertadown, Ca Annagh I
Murray IL B,Ardsavci^Ca Antrim _ _ I
Murray J- Ca m fk m i r rirB. BaPygowan. Cg Down _
Muimy^^ Lansdoane, Bab] henry Camaaxey Ca|
Murray P,Coo2ihinney Uaghaafe-t, Ca Lnialaa..aTy
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shtfthorn
Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
D Sborlhom
D Shorthorn
D ShMthom
Iruh Moiled
Galloway
Shorthorn
D Shorthjim
Shortbom
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shortbtfn
Sbmthvn
Shonbom
Shorthorn
D Shofthom ,
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shonbom
Shorthorn
Shonbom
Shonbom
Shonbom
Shorthorn
Shonbom
O Sborlhom
D Shortbom
Shonbom
Shonbom
Shonbom
Shonbom
Shortbom
Shonbom
Shorthen
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
D Sfacathom
Iruh Uoded
Shorthorn
□.Sberthom
'' Sbonhoen
RedPoU
Sbcalhom
Jersey
Shorthem
‘^herthora
Shtathern
Vlagherafelt Co Londooderry
Neeley Thomas BaUybog Abo h 11 Co Antrim *
Nesbtt f D Ballygoney Coagh Ca Tyrone
BaUydagen DouopatrKk Co Down
J"*®** r G Ballygoney Coagh Co Tyrone
^*“.**. * Beechgrove Dungannon Co Tvrone
^ •i Bal ee Downpatrick CoJ>3wn
J* A Beech HOI Londonderry
Ntsh J Hr^ea Augher Ca Tyrone
tokey TTiWDas IJ^vady Ca Londonderry
L. DSO Pellipar House Dungivm
D'Neill John Bnlisb Cnimlm Ca Antrim
^outlM C. North Street, StewarUlown Co Tyrone
OiT A Tonagluueve Saiatfield Ca Down
9" S. P»ll»**ddea Farm Cookitown Ca Tyrone
to W J Linm^y Cottage Benhurb Co Tyrone
Osborne W I VV Camnsev lAnH/Mi/r«rru '
Galloi
ray
w VV J L«nacroy Cottage Benburb Co
J W Campsey Londonderry (sWt
Owens, S S Biaelown House Clenwhetry Co Antrim'
P
Pak^mCciHA CMC Langford Lodge, Crumlin. I
Co AhCnm 'I
Palmer J Moseyhaw kloneymore Ca Londondarv
Pafk,J KnockahoUet Belfast Co Antrim '
Park John Legalsy Ballyclare Co Antrun
Parkes J Teemore Tandragee Co Armagh
Patterson A Killynure Canydulf Co Down
Paltctsoo.D Castlerca BeUast Co Antrim
Patt^ C U;«l Collage Moy Co Tyrone
Fattenon H Drumadxaw Coleraine Co Londonderry
Patleraoo j Grange P O Moy Co Tyrone
Patterson J Violet Hill Moy Co Tyrone
Patterson joba, Bellmeunt Mandm Lnreaa Ca Down.
PatUtson 1 Old Raceeourse DownpaS^ Co Down'’
^***Co*Ai^^^ KdeatooCotuge Demagby Duomutry
PatlersM T H Buns de Deagb Ca Antrim ♦ D
latloo Tboa Kilhngbt Crsyabhey Co Down ' n ShnetUAm
5."{ ^'?}’>«r.GUrr^onl cTSewn D Ihwt^
Paul S OaUinahoue klort VUgben Loodondem n
PauL vy Camckokielt. Uatbn Ca'SSj^S^ D ShorihS
?«fyy J»^ BaBycuJtar Holyw»d Co^^"^ Fn«iS*^
Pettcrew Hugh Dnimta Beardmlii i.<s..n r. , {.^r“
nm oanycuiiar rtolyweod Co Down
reiicrew Hiyh Dnimra BeardaiUi Lisburn Co Dosra
Eliliab. Brougbshane Co Antnm ’
EjUfl *^'“*‘)‘*^,BaU)gowaB Co Afilnm (n.
P Gortnaewa Mouaiioy Omagh. Co. Tmne
Bellasu^Aa* — '
5?^ Ballygawley Ca^ae
Purvia,S A Gort gal Slewarutown Co Tyrone
Q
QUALK BEBLET StrangJord, Co Down >
Rainey A. Fiovoy Ballymoney Ca Antrim
”*“iSAoini)7’“^ Desty VVhiteweU Road, Belias’ti
4 Manse, BaUymoney Ca Antrun ,
L’lu Klrcubbin, Ca Down (*1
r '^f*»«to"™w>inghim,Co Londondeny (i)
Rea FL, Cumber House Ballyaahioch.Ca Down
R^ A toclinly Ceair ■*
M r Glarrjford. Co. Antrim ^
Ca Tyrone
House Bellail, Ca Antrim,
S3* C. VV codude. PcctadowD, Ca Armagh ' '
CoTLoodonderTytPH
^ Lodge, C2Larlemoot. Moy Ca Trim
RiAenscio. B, kulylia, AJlistragh, Ca Armagh _
R^jms^ Ji^ DernTnain, CoaLland. Ca pyreoe
R^ms» John ^Gra nge. Dteady^trabaoe.CaTyr«ie<.)
Ss*®>«i.W-KuiiiegoHe*iie.Iullym4aUoy CaT)ro«ci<l
KoJstoo. H PoJnagh. kiOrk, cii^Siagh
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Fnesian
Shortbom
Irish Ho led
D Sborthora
D Shorthorn
Shortbom
Shorthorn
D Shortbom
Shorthorn
Shortbom
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
D ShotUom
Shorthorn
Sborthora
Shor hom
Shortbom
Sborthora
Iriib Moiled
Jersey
Shorthorn
' Aberdeen Angus
a
Tbea,Magteraeaitle,Ba2ycaille,CaAntila _
^cotL Gecage. Anoaclar^ jVrmigh ,.
^1. a^BalJveowan.BaUniare.Ca Antrim Z *1
*wmple I J Ce,iwi, laadceu^rry *
Jl.atkj,Hngh.Ceaigani>t,Newtcwiia»ul.CaDoin ”
^aanm. I 0»iJinJa.|jrw«h.,,an«. CaAntrlm Z
Shaiiaca,VV, Palace Farm, Armagh _ Z
Shortbom
Aynhire
Red Poll
Shorthorn
Sborthem
Shorthem
D Shonbom
Sborthora
Aberdeen Angus
Shonbom
D Shortbom
Shortboen
Shonbom
Shcrthcan
Shortbom
Shorthorn
Shcethom
Shenhem
Shonheen
Shonhem
IcubMiud
V ShsriiKm
D Shor^cm
n Shonhem
CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND
JAM-MAC
I e>0D H J VluHjTodden Dungannon Co Tyrone
I) ma, i KirkistuvMt Ctoytia Coletuoe Co Loo4oa
deny
laau»n 5 BaU^healUtr Burodctmett Sttabanc Tyiooe
lar<line,Cr Balljcony’ CosKli Co Ttj,
lotasuii, Dav d 1 Dora die K Mess Co rennaoaghi
[ohnston Iniae lus ^
lotasuii, . . . —
’ohnston Iniae Ltsoarck Co reruunajrh ,
^otoston J J K Cranny ale F nlona Co Tyrone (/)
Johnston, John AttaroortHouse Fuitona Co Tyrone '
'ohnston John Hoy Co Tyrone
iohdston T J AghakinsaUagh Bush DuhcaoDon Co
Tyrone ,
Johnston W CureUsson StcwarUtown, Co Tyrone tl
Jolinstone T E Walkmell Bushnuhs Co Antruo
Jones John Mahon Portaclon-n Co Am
Xace C Qud}) House Ctiwuae to EondocderTy (f}\
Kane R Macdvennotj porlrush Co Aninm ’
Keane j MuJf Mone more Co Londo derry
Kola W J Ustooncy cooks c-sn Co Tyrone
Kelly George Caledon Co Tyrone
KtUy h S Moysllo C Kord Co DovTi
Kelio It J Moroello se Hock Duagaonoo Co Tyrone
Kennedy Mts C M CluUaitean Steysrtstow-n Coxyroo*
Kennedy irR KCMG DL Culira Manor Cra e
Kennedy Robm Motin'iEaetn Dundonald Co Dtnro l'
Kerr Robert Cl ntyJinnsn Sttanoeutn Co Antnni
Kidd J Cte e H 11 Louetabncklud Co Don-n
KtUec J S Koicstone Oosgh Co Antruo
Kussmore Joseph Old 1 ark House Old Park SeUast
Ks&r y K M uloonkh U Ounguson Co Tyrone
K rk Mr« J H The P o s Neuioebreda Co Doms
K trhpatn k G Ls&nv-cary Augbtr Co Tyrone
Ka pe jv Ikd lial) res Co Ansagh
Knos J Esele Kdl Donagbadee Co Dovsn
Xaox J A Lake tew Lubaa ^ntfeld Co Doiso
Knox Biowne Capt T A U Augheatame Fisemiietowa
Co Tyrooe
Kyle H A J The Duifieod farm Fntona Co T)roac{p|
Kyle J Cragnagerakh Culybaekey Co Aninn !
Kyle U K Kuo knioyle Honee Omagh. Co Tyrooe (p)'
Kyle W CalsMiD Park* Otacefadl Co Aatrun '
^ortborn
bburUiDiA
U ShurUtora
D SboiUiont
Shotthona
Abtideeia Angus
hhocthora '
ShorUMn
Sborthora
SborUtons
Sboithom
ShMlhoni
■■ Shorthota
SbCCltKlRl
Shortivom
Stiunboiit
Shorlhom
ShorUiont
Shorthorn
&
.. ..lord
D bbonbota
AjtMUre
D SbotUicirD
raUovay
Fnesas
Sbutbora
Jeraey
D Sbonhora
SborUiora
Sborthoca
Pnes an ,
Aberdeen Aneuaj
Aberdeen Aasut]
Sbonfaom
Shortbora
D Sl>c«tbt>m
Lagae Patn k Punnninore Moatmote Co Londonderry
LaaeAHuosoa Un Rutb Hall lamavady London
derry ,
lougbhs J Culmore House Kiliea Co loodooderry (k){
Laverty Ed'eard Dninsds Coagb Co. Tyrone ‘
Law 1 Gnnge House Toomebndge.Co Antnuo
Cm John, Kd-MsstBs Hdlsb««»*b, Co DrnsB
Canless D J TuBy-odonnell Rock Co TyiDne {
Lawrence A Lisalbanagh Migheialelt Co Loodondeiryl
Lawrence Rbt Moneybaw Money more Co. Londonderry
Lawrence S cien'^iew Farm QuiUy iloneysoote Co '
Londondetry ,
Leeman Geo Gceneemore House Attnagh Co Anaagb{t)
Lees A Lubyxaw Ardtrea Stewartjtown Co Tyrone
Legge James The Cottage BaEycarry Co AnUiot
Lesbe J C LeabeHall callymonry Co Antnm
LESLIE B., B(Us.gbr Co Londoaderrr
Lindsay L C Annvale House Ready Co Armagh ,
Zjndsay Thos Derry boy House Croasgar Co Down (^*)
Linton R J Eonifoot 6rooghsbaBe,Co AaltliD |
Uaton S. it T KiUyCowaa Glar^ord Ca. AaWa t'
Lipsell J J Kilyton F venaletown Co Tyrone t'
Little S Lisiaofe lasdourt Ballygawley Co Tymne
Little T G Lssoaweary Augher Co Tyrone
Liviogstone Samuel Ballyspurge PortaJeiry Co Down tl
I.ong J A BaBylig Masheramanae Co.Antrun ,,
Loog Miss W C Ciilmoce, H gbUnda. Lucavady Co Derry
Lougbnn R J .Orotcr Coolistowa Co Tyrone '
Love Isaac Kdcreen Olarry/ord Co Antnm
Love V M J'cyleside Eteady Strabme Co Tyrone
Lowry R Bready Strabane. Co Tyrone
Lowry Lt Col R T G Pomeroy House, Pomeroy Co
Tyrone ijyj
Luke A & J D Bally tunaain. AtughiU Co Anltim '
Lundy, W J Carrickbrack Poynljpass Co Annsab
Lnsk J 3 iiockahoUet Belta$t,Ca Aotnni
Lyle Samuel UUndmot* BallymoBey Co Antrun I
Lyness W J TuUyanJ House Moira Co Down
Lyons, Robert Ballygaw Ballymoney Co. Antrim.
Lyons. J J Riversdale N e» lounstewart Co Tyrone
Lyons, ^ hlounicast e Donemona Co Tytona
LytUe.Sauiucl Moyl£ita,Garvagb Co Londonderry j
Sbortbora
Sbortboin
SbeeUmn
Sbartbocii
Shortborft
Ebortbom
SbortbocQ
D Shorthortb
Sbortbom
Herricnd
SborUiora
RedPoB
Sbortboni
Josh Moiled
D SborUtoiQ
AbenJeenAngns
^ortbora
D Sbcatborai
D Shortbora
Sborfheen
Sbortboni
Sbortbom
Sbortbewa
D Sboittaom
Same end Address
M
Drookend House SteHartstewn
UAdam Russell Sycamore House Upper Batly-stUan.
DUtasl CaAninro.
MeAlter Joseph, TuUybogue Dungannon Co Tyrone
UcAleer iatcick I'd ueroy Co Tirane
MeAkinan J K ilyrewan Glarrymid Co Anlrun.
McAskie J Cirv\r CasiJfderg Lo Tyrooe
MaC.kutr> Chas Caugbrrty En>u»Lsbasr Co Antrim
M Dn n, C tl DrrTysinntUy Co Fermanagh
jfcifnde f AtuhUt, Hd/Cioro Co Dowo
Mctlnle 1 Jr LunaDtuaiih Uushtii 11s Co A&tnSL
McBnde S MayfJd Ucoughsbane Co Antruo
Mcllnde %V S Crtsstnaglea, Co. Amagh
MeCard kVtn Caiman Magnentclt Co Londonderry
McCatooU Jolin ClojikrtJ] Hsodalsipwa Co. Anlruo.
McCartney VV Dnt nancy Coigh, Co Tyrone
McCaugbr) T 2 gl ah Halhkenoy Co,ADtrim.
M Caugbey kk Uiaa CrchiJIy Ballytivena Ca.AntniiL
MeCausLuid M M Drenagb Lunas sdy Co London
McC^'^^uel rroughla Caslledrrg Co TyTone. ^ ^ ^
MCTeiland Jatnes Uallygowan Danhndge Lo Down.
SIcCI lUaJ K tt Annobugb House Lougbgall Co.Ariiiagb{
McCI llalul Sc Uoulston Ulatkpaik Honse DraioCmRlt '
Odtagb Co Tyrone '''
McCIm ti» Mrs ImU. 1 RatblrtlanJ Co. Down.
gfeCter bao Jas it KaUitnUnd Co Down.
McCInUK-k M Leyioore Uallymena Co Antrun
McCludcey J Cnrvagb Cookstonn Co Tyrone
McCluagage J DaUyvemstowo Lanu, Co. Antrun
MeCluce j GoctHGam Randalstowa.Co Ancrui
hieCtoAry t !» J Cluirtydoon OtritoT CooVsyown Co.J
Tyrone '
McCou be, Samu I Drutnaroad Casllewellsn Co. Down
U^onnsli J DaUooHouse Klbacby Le Down. ,
M CuoarU h Glmun House Old Park Bttlast ^ Anuin
McConrwU U J TKeCoutse RatblnUniLCo Onso '■
McCord J Oonsagog CoaUsland Co. Tyrone
McConuck Ah*"' " — ' — •••
Co. Tyrone
M<C«(TDKk Jatnes, kVb teeburcb Dallywalter Co. Down
McCosti David K obsU) Broagbsbanr Co Antnm
McCoubcey W Kewgro eSpa.Badyna& acb Co. Downtii
McCoy WUain F KncakhaUymtee Castle Sew'"**'
butler Co femanagb ,
McCratkah John A Lamekblackcr Road, rortadei^
Co Aitnagb iP)
MeCrarbrs. >L Cans ngburs House Stwtownards,Co Dowsr
UeCnckeo } Diutnawbey Newiouiunls Co. Doviw
McOooe H Bracb Hollow Ballylugan BallynoR Co
Aairm 1
M Crone Samuel Usmenaiy llaltymure Co An tun.
MoCuJIocb J Orumard Lsssaa CMkstoirn Co TyroM
M^uilegb Min J Ballymod Caogh,Co Tyrone
MeCulleiirb Samuel Bosrtale Dromara Co Down ls}t|
McCuU) S J GRretll House Ktllsborougb Co Down
MeCuIcbron James Trgarve AUstraeb Co Asmagb (s)'
McDoweLC Hill cw House Moylagh Ben h.CoTyrnoe(t),
M Powell II A Roclcmount QaUybUck, Co. Down '
*4 Elbertio JaaesC-M Allacoan CnsbuidalL Co Antrun
M Blroy James Drurnwhuiney Kesh Co Fertnansgb ,
McEvoy J TbeRjvmde Je«ettspasi,Kewry Co. Down
MEweokkm Deriett, Mount Norns -Co Arnmgb '
UcFadden J Gransbaw lOrcubbiii Co.Dowis
U FuUne Janies KdJens Mounlleld Omagh Co Tyrone |
McGalue f £ Ballymaguire House StewasUtewtu Cr
H Gamy Jas Duniaort House Cookstowo Co Tyrone
HoCaney M & P J Drumard Idssan Cookstown. Co
Tj-tone
SIcGowan J Torbertdley Bally-casUe.Co Antrun 1
MCockiu ykesSn DurnascuUion Desertnurtm Co Down
tt Henry John LiihanetL Comber Co Down
M tlmoyle Rev R.J Dtrvock,Co Antrun (•* .
Mlver J Tuflyreavy House, Sock Dimganoon Co Tyrone
McKay U Craignagccaeh CuUybackey Co.Aatnni ’
McKeag J Cnn.,ee Mill sle Co Down
' McKee D G SewnxUls Dungaimon, Co Tyrone
McKee. Edward Derryogue KilkecLCo Down.
McKee F., {.akeviaw Aloneymore Co Londonderry
McKee IBS BaHygoney Moaeymote Co. Londonderry
M Kee, J Camus House Castleroe Coleraine Lendondetry
McKee S J Pre^icct House Craigs Co Antruo
McKee T Tuliybuoy Moneymore Co Loadonderr. ,
MeKeeaui,XV j Itovanagber Hse Kiirea Co-Londondenj-l
Mrhdwy W Creengraves Kewtov.tt»rd»,Co Down.
XleKenaa Johti.CncveHoase Cookstown Co Tryone
MacKcnzte.J 8iJ W Druii)dtfg,Blacl:«at<;itown Co.Tyrone
McK^n Fell* Mcllroystown AughaJatten Co AntM
MacKcown J ij T Taralaugbt Coagh Co Loodonaerr:
UcKmlay A. BaJiyuagor Dtrvock Co Antnro
bleKuiner J CteenbiU Ballymtuiey Co Antrun
MLanshW kVm Milled Co Acmaeh ,
McLau^Uen J Diiascvcrirk House Bashnnltc Co.Antrin)j
Uackan P 11 Cleoaone Co Armagh
Shortbora
Shorthorn
' D Sborthoro
, hhorthoro
rabouay
D Shocthorti
D Shonbem
D Shonh«ti
D hboribom
bhorthnra
Sbortborn
Sborthoro
Shorihorn
bbortbora
ShoGhorn
Shortbora
Shortbora
Aberd vo Angus
Shortbora
Shaitiom
Jersey
Aberdeen Angus
Shoclhota
Sbortbora
U Shortbons
Shortbora
Stiocthom
Sbortbora
D bbixrtbons
D Sbaitbm
Sbaribon
SboTtbon
0 hhortboiR
Fnn an
rnesisa
gboribon
Shot bon
D Sbonhora
Shorthorn
Shonbotii
Ehocthocn
p Shortbora
Shortborn
Shortbora
Galloway
Sbor^ni
p Shortbora
Aberdeen-kusus
O Shortbora
Sbortboia
Fncsia
Shortbora
Shortbora
D Shortbora
p Shortbora
Fnesiaa
Shortbora
p SSortbora
Shortbora
Shorihora
Shortbora
Sborlborn
Shortftcra
B Shortbora
MAC— SHA
CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND
293
McMa («r K Sal enlomi Ma£hpra(elt,Co L^ndondeny S
iUcmiUaii II S:J^CUnt7Cb eallouie CaitlccauU eU Co I
TvTxme
M M liar John Bal mafeigh Stianocum Co. Antnm ‘
Mc'l no ^\ j Corrainry Dungannon Co. TjTone 5
McMuUan J & A Cruckto Camalbaca Brougtubanc I
Co Antrun
M Murray R Gar\agh«> Banbrtdge Co l>own ]
McNab kicbard Clogberllousn tlUvripalnck Co Down I
M Neary T., Goran Bla khiU Colcmoe. Co Londonderry I
McNegh T J WTutewellRoad, DeUastiCo Antrim 1
1.1 I<e U A Owenclonghy Cama bana Droughsbane Co (
McNe U Da d J.,ClontonacalIy Carrydulf Co ttewn I
M Nm b Robert, BaUjrsuUock Lame, Co Antnm !
McRoberU John Uunturkey Ball] Clare Co Antnm t 1
McVeigh. R., Rail) iss Dungannon Co Tyrone 5
UVeghiT J Fairy Knowe Wbitewell Road DeUait J
C^ Antnm
McVry E B Knockaconnyllou&e Cookatown Co Tyrone !
McV ker J Ciaignamaddy Stranociim Co. Antnm i
MadiU John CrankiU Balljmena Co Antnm !
Maaec VVm Foydra Liabrllaw Co Fensanagh J !
Magili i Lcabum Street Hi Uborough Co Down i
VIagowan,J MullajghCTeevy Do^gl^ore Co.TjTone. 1
Mago«an,J I Mountmorru Lougbg Uy Co Airnagb t '■
UaF“rt ¥ 3 Dnimiwotds Cocanny RewtownbuUer 1
Co. Fermanagh _ t
ManderaoD F Tbell 11 Crumlin Co Antnm
Vlann W J HiUhead Caatledawaoa Co Londonderry
Uarchbank J AgnculturalSchool Greemnount Muckamore
Co Antnm (b)
Mark J M Lunaiady Junction Co Londondetry (k) :
lilark U Lt Cairowmena Myroe Co Londonderry (k)t i
hlaycTt J CreaKasdly Onimcrooa Coleraine C«.Loedoa> :
MegaugUB,Jame«,BaI]}beg Ahoghill Co Aotnm
Me«aw j,Limepatk tull)b«gue Dungannon Co,Tyraoe :
Mega* W J Uall)ba)Und BaUraoner Co. Antrim
MiletiJ Go(»io«nnoute,Mor C9.Tyrm«
MQlar J R Lurgey Sberre) groom, Ouo|ann«i CxTythoe :
Millar Wm Aughacu ly Augbalat en Co Antnm
M er ^ Drummeeo ram kloeeymore Co. Lot^oedOTT i
Millin Robcrt.CoidoDall.CtTyabbn’ CaDovQ. (t) !
Vtilne, R BaUyTea|b rcynttpaa*. Co. Armagh 1
M tcbell Capt VV C RaUimoyle,MeleB aBay Co.Doini|s) 1
Mitchell. W J Larry Cotmick, Moar]-mare C oLoo d oa :
M IcheU^V S 01ioda,Craifavad,Co.Down
MoUeit, R Ballynagb Cooktlown Co Tyrone !
Moatlced, Jamea, Biaughsbane, Cia Aotnm I
Moolgomoy J HiU ilouae, SlatUbogu Magbera, Co. i
Londonderry
Mocn D VV Monblly Sioa Uilb, Co. TjTSoe t 1
Moore lL.Moc»* Lodge, Newry Co. Down _ „ !
Moore ],CarTDwTeach,M<Kaade, Co Antrim 1
Xfoore J B.,CUdy Tempicpatnck, Co Antrim 1
Moore Kennedy & M lUiam, Ballynacannoa Maacotqnn :
Col cr a m e. Co Londonderry lOt
Moore, M S.. Molaian, Londcoderry _ I
Moore, R., }9l»Uand Coleraine Co Loodoodetry 1
Lloore T A VV J, MulUghlurthertand Dnoaghmae, Co 1
Mar^m* II S MJ) BeHevne, DlarUuU, C ole raine . 1
Londonderry
Mom«oii,jH''iliubnde,T>ctr)ta« Tynan CoAimagb ■
Mom«m J A Manor Water Houae, IKn a s kea, Co :
Mcmaon JobnB JT Ballyelram Dunmurry Co Antrim :
VIocrew eorge Rmgneal. Con ber Co Down _ ;
Mcnow John Heron. Wcodale, K no c kd ena Park, Knock .
Moulray U S. T, Ttewmount. May Co Tyreoe _ _ v
Muhigan Jamm. Dtomcetbague, CccbeW, BaiAndge
Co Dow n ^ i
Murdoch, Ale*, Haw IIul, FingareerT Cember Co Down
MurxWh. R.W,Laure»ale Moy CoTytc»e „ _
Murihy Janw«,ChuicLul.Craiga ad, Co Down „
Mumy Ix W, UaUynerv Houae I'crtadown, Co Armagh
Mumy IL D.Atdnaveigh.Ca Antnm
Murray J,.Camikmannc^ Ua*'ygMa^CoDowB „. 1
Miarir J, Lanadownc, Ua.)hary Cammeoey Co 1
Uumy I ..CooKhlnney UagherMelLCoLookjCklary — !
NedwU R W Itockbrook Magherafell Co. Londonderry
Kccley Thomas Ballybcg Aho.b I Co Antrim
NesbtLJ D Ballygoney Coagb Co Tyrone
Nehtt J^nA Dallydagen Dowimatnek Co Down
Nesbit T G Uallygoney Coagb Co Tyrone
Seabtt W A Beecbgrove Dungannon Co Tyrone
Newell J A Ballyclander, Bailee Downpatrick CoJ5own 1
Oakey Thomas, Llmayady Co Londonderry
Ogilt^ Cd R J L. D S O PeUipar House Dungiven
Londcoderry (k)
O NeiU John British Crumlin Co. Antrim
OKootke C. North Stmt, StewarCstown. Co, Tyrone
OfT A Tooa^nieve Saintf eld Co Down t
Orr R Ba lysudden Farm Cookstown Co Tyrone
Orr VV J Usnaeny Cottage Denburb Co Tyrone
Osborne W J VV Campsey Londonderry (ip)t .
Owens S S Braelowniiouse Clenwheiry Co Antrim | '
Pakenbam Ced HA C M G Langford Lodge Crumlin
Co Antnm
Palmer J Moneybaw ktoneymcee Co Londonderry
I Park J knockaboUet Belfast, Co Antnm
Pattersoo, D Cast crea Belfast ^ Antrun
Patterson G Laurel Collage Mo> Co Tyrone
Patterson II Dnuaadnw Coleisune Co Londcadeiry t
Palleison 1 Grange PO Moy Co Tyrone
Patterson ) ViUet Hill Mo? Co Tyrone
Paitttsoo Jobs Bellmouni Xlaralis Lugan Co Down.
Patterson j Old Racecourse DowoMtnek. Co Down
Patterson MrvL. Ki]eatceCoitagt,L>errugfay Diuaiury
Co Antnm
Patterson T H Bums de Doagb Co Antnm t
Patton Then. KilbnebbCrsyabbcy Ca Down
Paul Alexander C Moylarg Clarr^Md Co Dows
Paul S Ballinabone Mere Magbern Londonderry
Paul VV Canvekok cit, Magbera Co. LendondeRy
Perry James Ca^ulter Hedywood Co Down
Pettoew Hugb Drumra BoaMmiUl Lisbon Co.Dotn t
Porter W F Cortoacna, Mouoitoy Omagh, Co. Tyrone
Pnee Mks, The Cottage Oldpark Belfast Co. Antnm I
Pnogle H Moor Farm, Ballygawley Co Tyrone (/)
Purvis, S A. Cottigal Stewarutown Co. Tyrone I
D Sbortheni
O Sborihem
D Sborthom
D Shortbon
D Sborthore
Fnesiaa
Shorthorn
Shortbon
Fneetaa
Aberdeen Angus
D Sboithoia
Shortbon
II QCAL& HTJILST StrangluiL Co. Pewa ^
Ramsey Rev J Enagb Manse, Ballymooer Co. Antrim
RaDjLla.JI R K nt kla r i d s. Kitrobbin. Co. Down (kl
Rankin Dr vV-, Sewt/sw oruTmirt^arti ^ r,, Londonderry (s)
Rea. VL CumbRlImiso BallysaabiaclxCo Down
Reid A Carclisly Crair Co. Antrim t
Rcid J H TuUrgluxb House, Banbrtdge, Co. Down (nit
Rcid.VV H, Killyrowaii.Gla.^-ford,C& Antnm f
Rjchardsoo. C Cobannon House Moy Co. Tyrone
Robt^All Arthur LisoaterenyHouae Belfast, Co. Antrim •
Robb. C, VV o ods ule , PcatadowD, Co. Armagh „
Robertscii,Uisa.Dogleep Llmarady Co.Londoaderryfe>r
Robwacm, A, Danry Lodge, Chatlemont. Moy Co, Tynme :
RiJuMem , tl.. VilliUn- CO. Aiuiagh _ ... '
R ot ao scei , John, Dertyinam. C c glivbtid. Co. Tyrena
Robmsen John A, Grange, Broady3trabaoe.Co.Tyre«>e(il ‘
Robinsosx T J Dtfryecery Pcetadown. Co. Arma^
I Roteiisaa.W Kinae«eliov.se kiJyniaa,Mor Co.TyTcoe<s} !
Sborthom
Ayrshire
Sborthom
RedPoJ
SbonbcA
Shorthc/a
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
D Shalom
Shorthem
Aberdeen Angus
I Russ^ J, PocUea, Ramlalaiowa. d
I ScaHy Tbak,>UgvCTacasUe.IU.,ycasde,Co. Antrim _ Nborthews
I NeDCi.G«(ege Anaaclare, Armagh Fnesiaa
Sootl, Hugh. IW Tiwiaa, DaJ xare.Ccv Antrim _ t InabyK«^
Nefc(4r 1 J C»..i on . LcokAdexry _ _ D SKaihcaa
N h a t . k* . Hegh. CrxiganJet, Nrwlowi^aedA Co. Down _ D ShAthcea
Sh a nor o. J c.iAkUia.1. Brouchshasw Co. Antnm _ _ l> Shmthcca
Nbanoim.VV I a.ac« F arm. Armagh _ Fnewaa
S .m niw w.W J Baa.etxA LuaaTa^y Co. Uav.».tf<T7 fs O Shmthn
S.mrpc,CJ,Lir^aoHo,>e.CuiAi .CoCaesn _ Sdanhm
CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND.
Name and Address
Jamieson, H J MuU^rodden Dungannon, Co T)rone
jaroitson, J, KuliisVnwn, Clci>iin,Co\eiame,Cci London
Jamison, J , 13aU)beatlicr, Burndennett, Strabane, Titone
Jai^ne, G , Balljgon^, Coagh, Co TjTone
Johnston David J , Doratille, Killadeas, Co rtimaaagh!
Johnston Irvine Lisnarick, Co I-crmanagb ,
Johnston, J J K CranD>\ale, Finlona, Co T>rQne (/)]
Johnston, John, Attamore House, hintona, Co Tjrone
Johnston, John, Moy Co T)rone
Johnston, T J , Aghakinsallagh, Bush, Dungannon, Co
Johnston, CurgUsson Stewartstown, Co Tyrone t
Johnstone.T C Walkmell Bushmills Co Antnm
Jones, John Mahon Portado’ivo, Co Armagh
Kane G , QuiUy House, Coleraine, Co lAndonderry (/i].
Kane B , Maulvennoci Portrush, Co Antrim
Keane J Muff Monejmore, Co Londonderry
Kdls,\V J Llsmonej Cookslown, to.T)-rone
Kelly, George CaJedon Co TjTOoe
Kelly, Sir b Moyallon Gilford Co Doan
Kelso 1< J Moree House Rock, Dungannon Co T^ne
Kennedy Mrs C M ,Mullantean Stewartstoun, Co Tyrone
Kennedy Sir R , K C M C D L Cullra Manor, Craig
a\ad, Co Dewn ,
Kennedy Robert Mount Salem Dundonald Co Doern t
Kerr, Robert Clmtvfionan SUanocum Co Antrua
Kidd, J , Grove HUl Lougbbnckland, Co Doun
KUleo, J B llolestone Doagh Co-AnUtm
S smere Joseph, Old Park House Old I ark, Belfast
ly K w Bleomhill Dungannon Co Tyrone
Kirk Mr* J H The PiDes,Ne<AtQnbreda Co Down
Kirkpatnck,G Lunaucaiy Aughei,Co Tyrone
KDipe,\NilseB. Bally rea Co Armagh
Knox, J Eagle Hill Donaghadie Co Down
Knox J A , Lakeview, LiBpan Saintbeld,Ce Down
Knox Browne Capt T A }1 Augbentaine Fiseaailtiown,
Co Tyrone
K)le,H A J The Diamond Farm Fuitona Co TyTOce(p)
Kyle, J Craifmageragb Cully baekey, Co Antrim '
Kyle,R K Knoekmoyle House Omagh Co Tyrone
KyU,\V ,Calg«imFatk* Gnubdl Co Antnm
ShcAhom
Sbortboro
D Sboitbora
D ShorthMQ
bburtbora
Abcrdeco Angus
Sborthorn
Sbortbom
Sborthotis
SborUtocQ
bhuibtfo
Shorthorn
D Shoribom
Shoithom
bhonhocn
She^thont
Short hum
Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Jssu
D Sbortbom
Ayrshire
D Shorthorn
Galloway
hnesian
Sboetborti
Jef«y
o Sbonbora
Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Fmsiao ,
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen AngusI
Sbortbom '
Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Lagan, Patrick, Funanmote Moneymore, Co Londonderry
Lane Atkinson Mn Kush Hal], Limavady, Co London '
derry 1
LaugbliB,J , Culmore House KUrea, Co Londoodeiry <li)|
Laveity, Edward Drumads Coagh, Co. Tyrone I
l.aw,J Grange House, Toomebndge, Co Antmn t|
J>w John, Kilwarlifl, Hillsborough, Co " —
Lawless, D J , TuUyodomiel] Ro^ Co
Lawrence, A , Lisalhanagh, Magberafelt,
Lawrence Rot Moneyhaw, hloneymare, co i.oaoonoeiTy i
Lawrence, S, Glenview Farm, QuiUy, Moneymore, Col
Londonderry |
Leemao, Geo , GrancesDore House, Armagh Co Armagh (s)|
Lees, A , Lubyraw, Ardtiea, Stewartstown, Co Tyrone I
l-*gge, James The Cottage, Ballycarry, Co Antnm
Lesbe J G , Lesbe HaU,BaUymoney Co Antnm
LESUB, R.. Bellagby. Co LoDdondetry t
Lindsay, EC, Annvale House, Keady, Co Armagh
Lind5ay,Tbt«,I>eiryboyHouse, Crossgar, Co Downlpi)'
Linton, R J ,BumfOot, Broughsbane, Co Antrim,
Listos, S, d; T Xdiycowan, Glairyford, Co. Antnm
Jjpsett J J , Kilyban Fivemiletowri. Co Tyrone
Little, S , Lismore, Lisdourt, Bally gawley, Co Tyrone
Little, T C , Lisnaweary, Aughcr, Co Tyrone
Livmgstone, Samuel, Ballyspurge, Portafeny, Co Dows
IxFSg J A . Ballylig, Magheramame Co Antrim i .
Loag,MisaW D Culmore.Highlands Limavady,Co Derry
Lougbrin, RJ Onttcr Cookstown, Co Tyrone '
Love, Isaac, Kilcreeti Clairyford Co Antnm
l.ove,V iL, Foyleside Bready, Strabane Co Tyrol
Lowry, R , Bready, SUabane, Co Tyrone
Lowry, Lt Col R T C , Pomeroy House, Pomt
LuIcJ^a'’**!
Lusk, j , KnockahoUet, Belfa$r,^Co AnUim .
Lyle, Samuel Islandmore Ballymoney, Co Antrim
Lywas W TuUyard House, Moira, Co Down
Lyons, Robert. Ballygaw, Daily-money, Co Antrim.
J .Riversdale. Newtownstewart, Co Tyrone
•4^®“"t“»tle,Doaanona.Co Tyroue
’ • - — h.Co Londonderry «
LytUe, Samuel, Moyle^, Garv
Sborthoro
Sboribocn
Sbortbom
Sboilboto
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sb^hom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Fnestan
Hereford
Sbortbom
RedPoD
Sbortbom
Insbhloiled
D Sbratbom
Sbortbom
Sbrntbom
Sbortbom ,
Aberdeea Angus I
D SborSbms
ShoTtbont
Sbortbom
Shcylbont
D Sbortbotn
Shortbem
D Sbortbom
Name and Address
M
M*Adaia Rossell. Sycamore House, L'ppcr Dally tillan,!
BUiast, Co Antrun * '
MeAleer, Joseph, Tull) bogue, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone
MmAlerr, Patrick, Pomeroy Co Tyrone
McAlonu J , KilIyLowan, Clarryfurd Co. Antrim.
McAskie, J Creevy, Caillederg to Tyrone
Mac.Aule}.Chas,Laughen),Broughsbane,Co Antrim (p||
MBikilG H.Drrrygonndly.Co Permanagb
MeUnde, I.AnahilMliUhoro Co Down .
McIlrsde.J Jr , Lisnagunagh Bushmills. Co Antrim.
McBnde.S , Mayfield, Urougbsbane, Co Antrim
McBnde, VV S Crossmaslin, Co. Armagh
McCard, Um., Carmain, Maghcrafrlt Co Londonderry
McCaro^, John, Clonkeui, liaadalstowo. Lo. Antrim.
McCartoey, W , Dnimancy Coagh, Co , Tyrone .
McCaughey.T ! glish, Ualhkenny, Co Antnm.
McCaugbey \SiUiam,CnbilIy. Ballymena Co. Antrim.
McCausland, M M, Drenagb, Lunas ad>, Co L ondo n
leny. (iplt
S .SamueL rtDughla,Castlederg, Co Tyrone
and,Jatues,Dallygowao Baubndge,Lo Down
McClelland. K 11 . Annubugb tlouse, Louabgall Co-Armi .
McCblland & Koulston, illackpark House, Dniniconely
Oiuagb, Co Tyrone
McCk’OebaA.Mrt /ubcl, Ratb/nland, Ca Down. .
McCIenebao Jas M.. Kalhfnland, Co Down .
McCliotock.M.Leyinore, Bally oirna, Co Antrim
McCtuckey . J , Cnrv agb, Cookstow n Co Tyrone. .
McCluggage. i .Ballysemstown, Lame. Co. Anirtm
McClure, J , Gort-Gam Kandalstowo, Co Antrim ,
McCluskey, £ A J., Cluntydoon, Omtor, Cookstosm, Co.|
Tyrone
McConbr Samuel, Dnimaroad CasUrwellan Co Dosvn
McConitsli J Halloo House, hiUiscby. Co Down.
MConnelLS Glcncair House, Old 1 ark, Delfasi Co.ADtrus
McCoftheU.tV.J .TbeCoune, KathfriUnd Co. Down '*
McCord, J Gortcaguig Coabsland.Co Tyrone
McConiKk A L di T . Brookead House, Stewarts
McCotnuc^l^^et, tNTiileeburcb, DaUywaltcr,Co.Down t
MeCosh, David, Kmbally, Brougbshaoe, Co Antrim '
MeCouhrey, W , SewgTove Sf ‘ "•
McCoy. W^iain F, Knockl
butler. Co. Ftfmanaeb i
McCrackaa, John A, tamckhlacker Road, Perudowti,
Co Aiinagb „ .» 'r*|
MeCtackeo.H C«itua8huraHcius*,''»'*.townatd»,CoDowol
McCracken J .Dmmawhty.Sewtownaids Co. Down.
McCrooe, H Urteb Hollow, BalJjlufan, Ballysure, ux
Antrim
M Crone.SMuel, Lismenary, Ballymure. Co Aairua.
McCuJIo^, J .Drumaxd Liksu,CwkstoiRi,Co.T>roDe
McCuU^b nn> J ,BaU>-tDSul,Caogb, Co Tyrone .
McCullough SamuH, Kesetale, Dromara, Co Down (>)i|
McCuUy.S J .GroweU House, Hillsborough, Co Down
McCuC^eon. James, Tirgarve Allislragh, Co Armagh (<)|
UcDowelLC HUls lew House. Moy lagh Bera^h Co Tyrone(»)
M Dowell H A , Rockmount. BaByblack, Co Down. '
MEIheroo JamesCM .Altacoan.Cushendall.Co AnUun
M Elroy, James, Diumwhuiney Kesh Co. f-ermanagh >.
McEvoy, J ,lbe Riverside, JenetUpas*. Newry, Co. Downl
MEweo.Wm.DcrteU.MouatNorru, Co. Armagh . '
UcFaddcn, J , Granshaw, Kircubbui, Co Down
M FarUoe, James KUleas, Mountfield, (^agb, Co TyTMi
McCahie, J E , Ballymagui/e House, Stewartstown, Lo.|
HGart^^Jas.DunmoreHouse.Cookstown.Co Tyrone
McCarvey, M dl P J , Dnimard, Lissan. Cookstown, Co
McGowan, J ,Torbeibilley,BaUycastle, Co Antnm t
H Guckin. Wesley DurnascuUion Desertmartin, Co Down
M Henry, J<jm,^barnett, Comber, Co Down •
M Ilmoile.Ree.R J .Dervock. Co Antnm . (*l
Mlver.J TuByTtavyHouse Rock.Dungannon, Co Tyrone
Mckay H .Craignageiaeh Cullybackey, Co Antnm
HcKeag J, Granges MiUisIe, Co Down
McKee, D G.NewnaUs Dungannon. £k>. Tyrone
McKee, Edwaid, Detryogue. KUkecl Co Down ,
McKee.F Lakeviaw, Moneymore. Co Londoadet^
McKee J B S . Ballygoney, Moneymore Co LondondeTO
H Kee. J , Camus House. Castleroe Coleraine. Londonaetry
McKee, S J, Prospect House, Craigs, Co AntM
McKee.T.TuUybuoy.Moneymore.Co Londonderry
MckcesnanW J .MovanagherHse.Kilrea.CoLoQdonderry
McKelvey.W Greengtave* Kewtowoards Co Down
McKenna John CneveHouse.Cookstown Co TryoM 1
M*tKtiiiie.J4JW Druiiiderg,Blackwatertowii.Co Tyrone
McKeown Febt Mcllroystown, Aughafatten. Co. ^inm
HacKcown. J & J T, Tamlaught Coagh Co Londonderry
McKntlay A . Ballynagor, Dervock. Co- Antnm . . '
McKinney, J CreenhiU, Ballymoney, Co. Antnm
ULauchlan, Mm .Milford Co. Armagh .. . . i
McLau^lea. J , Dunsevenck House Bushmills, Co.Antnin
Maclean, F H , Glcnannc, Co Armagh
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
D bborthoro
Galloway
D Shorthorn
O Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
O Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shot thorn
Sbortbom
Shur thorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Aberdeen Angus
Sbortbom
Shorthorn
Jersey
Aberdeen Angus
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Sheiibom
D Sbortbom
Fnesun
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
0 Sbortbom
Ayrthtra
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
bhorthom
Shorthorn
Galloway
D Sborihom
Fncsian
Shonhoro
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
„ Sbortbom
Fneaian
Sbortbom
A^eenAngu*
^ Sbortbom
Shortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
rnesian
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Shortboni
Shorthorn
u Shortboro
D Shorthorn
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
D Shorthorn
MAC— SHA
CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND
293
MaOcan J D Pnesttand Colm ne Co LoDdoDderfT t
McLean Tbomat, Liioamoirow Magberafrlt, Co Do'^n
MtMasler R Saltenlomi Magbera(elt,Co Londonderry
MacmiUao 11 dcJ^CUntyCb eoltouie CasUecauU eld Co
Tyrone
McM liar Jot>n Baltmafeigh Stianocum Co. Antrim '
Mc'l nn ^V J Corrainey Dungannon Co. Tjrone 1
MciluUan J & A Crucken Camalbana Brougbahane 1
Co Antrun
M Murray R Garvagbey Banbndge Co Down
McNab kicbard Clogher House Downpalnck Co Down
M Neary T., Goran BlackhiU Coleraine, Co Loodooderry
McNegb T J Whitewell Road, Bellast, Co. Antrim
M ^elI] A Owenclongby Camalbana Broughsbane Co '
McNe 11 Da> d J.,ClootonacalIy CairjduU Co Down
M Nm b Robert. Ball^-mullock Lame Co Antnm
MoRoberU John Dutitutkey Ballitlare Co Antnto t
Mc\egb.R Killy iss Dungannon Co Tyrone
H\egb,T J Fairy Knoiae Mlutewell Road Belfast
C^ Antnm
KcVey E B Knockaconny House Cookstown Co Tyrone
McNicker J Craignamaddy Stranocum Co. Antnm
M a.ti'1 John Cran^ Ballymena Co Antrim
Magee Mm Foydra Lisbellaw Co Fermanagh t
Magill J Lesbum Street Hillsborough Co Down
Mago«an,J Mullaghcreevy Donaghmore Co. Tyrone.
Magovan,J 1 Mountmoms LougbgUy Co Aimagb t
Magure P J Dtutcawocda Coranny Newtouabutler
Co. Ferroanagh t
klanderaon F The 11 11 Crumbs Co Antnm
Ilians \V J H Uhead CaslI«da«'Son Co Londonderry
Uarchbank J AgnculturalScbool Grecnmount Muckitnore
Co Antrun Ip]
Mark,J M Lunasady Junction Co Londoadeiry (k)
klixk M M CaiTowmeoa Miroe Co Londonderry (A)t .
Vtattball ] Keenaghan Moy Co Tyrone
iUxtin Dr A C Manor HouK. Cungivea Co. London
Martm'^^^ur MUmeunt Dundonald Co. Down
IitarUn Mi«.B S Laurel HtU Montaotru Co. Armagh
Uaibcwe Samuel, Uousijoy Omagb Co, Tytooe
D Laurel UiU, Qalli'isacbreaBan Lasburo Co
bUym J Crotscandly Drumcrooa Coleraine Co London
Megaug^ lame* Ballybeg AboghiU Co Antnm
Megaw J ^epatk tuUyhogue Dungannon Co. Tyrone
Megaw W JBallybayUnd Bailrmaney Co. Antrim
MileSiJ Ooreaiawn House, Moy Co. Tyrone
Maier J R Lurgey Sheneygtoom, Dunrannoo Co.TyroQe
MiUar Ws AugbecuUy Auehafatten Co Antrim
M er ^ Drummeen Farm Moneymon Co. Londoodeny !
D Sbortborn
Aberdeen Angus
SboetboRa
Sbortbont
n MoeeymoK Co. Loodoadtfry !
Neebtt John A Ballydagen Downpatrick Co Down
Nesbtt T G Ballygoney Coagb Co Tyrone
Sesbtt \V A Beechgrove Dungannon Co. Tyrooe
Sewdl J A Ballyclandcr, BaBee Downpatrick CoJ>own
N cboboii Cyril A Beech Hill Londonderry
Kisb J ICounlea Augber Co Tyrone I
Loodcesderry
ONedI, JotuuBntisb Crumtia Co. Antnm
ORouAe C. North Street, Stewartstown Co, Tyrone
Pakenbam Cd HA CMC Langford Lodge Cfumlin
Co Anirun
Palmer J Moneybaw ktoneymore Co. Londonderry
Parker J Tevmore Tandragee Co Armagh
Pattenoo A KiBinure Carryduff Co. Down
Patterson D Casilerea Belfast Co Antnm
Patterson C Laurel Collage Moy Co Tyrone I
Patterson 11 Drumadcaw CoVetaine Co Londonderry t '
Paiierson J Grange PO Moy Co Tyrone !
Patterson J VioleiHil] Moy Co Tyrone I
Pattenoo John Betlmouat Slaralm Lurgaa Co Down. 1
Patterson J Old Kaceeourse DownMtnck, Co Down I
Patterson Mrs L. Kileat<mCoitage,i>emagby Dunmuiry
Co Antrim
Pattenoo T H Burnside, Doagb Co Aninm t
Patton Thee. KilbnrbLCrtyabbey Co Doom
Paul AlesanderC Moylarg CUrryfud Co Down
Paul S Ballmahone Mere Madera Londonderry
Paul VV Camckoklelt, Matbera Co Lendondeny
Perry Jatnea Ba^uJiar Holywood Co Down
Pettemr Hogb Drumra BoardnuUi Lisburn Co.Down t
PelOcrew J & P R Egbsb Drougbsbana Co Antrim f
Porter Johm OalJyknockan Bellygowaa Co Antnm U) 1
Pecter W r Gortnacrea Mountyoy Omagh. Co. TYmnc d
Pnce Miss, The Collage Otdpark IMUati Co. Antnm I
Pnngell MoorFarra, Ballygawley Co Tyrone U) 1
Pur\is,S A. GongaJ Slrwerutown Co.’tyrone S
D Sbortheni
O Sborthom
O Sborthom
D Shorthorn
D Sbortbon
Fneaiaa
Sborthom
Sborthom
Fneaian
Aberdeen Asgut
M tche U^V S Olinds Craigavad,Co.Down I Jersey I
Moffett, R Ballyreagb Cookstown Co Tyrone sbortbera
Moatfi^ James, Bnughsbene, Co. Aotiua D Slxsthora
Montgomery J IliU House, Slattabogw Maghera. Co. Shmthoni
Londonderry
Moore D M' MonliUy Sion MUls. Co TyrocM t Sbortborn
Moore H., Moore Lodge Nrwry Co. Down — - Shorthorn
Moore J., Ca iio w iea g^ Moaalde, Co. Antrim D Shorthccti
Moore J D.Clady templepstnok. Co. Antrim Insb Moiled
Moore Kennedy a M lUiam Ballynacannon, Masoosqum Sbortheni
Colerame, Co. Londooderry <<]t
Moore M S.. Molenan, Londoadeiry _ Fnesiao
Moore R. I^estUnd Coleraine CO. Londonderry .. D Sboetbom
kloore T & kV J , MulUgblurtberUnd, Donaghmore. Co. D Sbortborn
U«T^i* II S M D Bellevne, BlarkbUl. Colffame, D Sbortbmn
Londondecry
Momson J., K Itubnde, Derryhsw Tynan Co. Aimsgn _ Shortb^
MomK>n.J A Manor Mater Hous^ Lisoaskea, Co. sberthcra
MemsoQ JobaB JP Ballydram Dunmurry Co. Antrim Red PoU
Morrow Ceorge RingneaL Coo Ur Co. Down „ Sbtetbora
Ucnow John Heron, tvondale, Knookdena Park. Knock Jersey
Ueliast, Co. Aclnm
Merrow S F Arduron Killy lesgh Co. Down „ Shorthorn
Mootriy MsIcrA G..Fa -ourKoyaLAurber Co.T}Twe Sbortbon
Moulray M h. T., Ttrwincoiit. Moy Ow Tyrome _ AUrdmi Aegns
Mulu^v James, Drocnenbague, Cerbett, Dantoige^ Shcrlbon
Murdoch. Ales, Hsw HiU. Pmgoeerr Comber Co.I>own Frleaua
Murdewh, K-M, Laure\al< Uoy Co.TyTnne „ .. Sbortben
Uurrihr James, ChufshOLCraigsiad. Co. Down — Ineaiaa
Mumy D. M, UaUrnery House pertadown, Co. Armagh Sbertbon
Monay IL B,AMaavcigh,Ca Antnm _ Sherthen
Mumy JrCarrakmar.ncri. BallTgosia,Ca.Posn .. D Sk<rth.n
Many j, Lanaiowee, UaJybctgy Caismoory Co. liscsun
Unmy P.. CooKbrnney Uagb«rslc.t, Co. Loodomlary _ SkcriUra
Shorthm
Sbortbora
Sborthon
D Sborthom
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
I QBALE, hZDLET Straaglorl. Co. Ootni .
Rninry A. pinvoy DaUyinoney Co. Antnm „
Ramsey A Throoe Dairy Mtulcwell Road. Belfast
Co. Antrim
Ramsey Rev J Enagb Manse, BallytDaney Co. Antnm
Rankin. I K Kochiands, Kiieubbin, Co. Don (1)
Rankio Dr W, Sewtowacuaiungbain,Co Lemdonderry [si
Rea, U. CumtCT House, Ballynahinrb, Co Don
Reid A Carclmty Craig Co. Antrun t
Reid J H TuUrglusb House, Uanbridge, Co. Down (F)t
Reid.\V K, Killytswan,Clai^ord Cm Antnm f
Kicha/dsoa.C Cobanoon House Moy Co Tyrooe
RoblvAll Arthur LunaUeeny House Belfast, Co. Antrim
RoW C, M e ortt i rie . Portadown. Co. Armagh ..
Robertsca,Hisa,Daclrap Umavady Co. Laidooderry f^lt
Rob Mca, A, Dartry Lodge, Chariemont. Moy Co. Tynme
RcitHnsc«i.B, Kil]ylii>,ALislragh, Co. Armagh _ „
RoUoKjp. John, Denrinain, Oolisland, Co. Tyrone
RoUosoo John A, Grange, Bready.Strabao e .Co.Tyrooe<i)
Ro bm soQ. T J Deriyurry Porudown. Co, Arma^ _
Robinaoo. tv, Klnoego House KidyBuuuUoy CrnTynnefil
KomsIoo, H Pmlnagh. Kidyle^ Cm Armagh ... _
Roufke C. O, Slevartstovs. Cm Tyrone .. ,
R<ald']L''elion.LaureiMount.LBn;an,CmArmaA _
RusamL J, Portlea. Randalslo^ Cm Antrim _ t
ScaBy ThaL.UagbencasUe.Ba-TUStle CmAn.rim _ ^Kw-lhian
ScotLGeorge Anaaclar^ Armagh Fnm.an
hoott. Hugh, BaJ Towaa. BaJvnore, Cm Antrim _ t lnahMca.ai
swfcrle ? J, Ce-am. IgeaVyaleiTT — , „ _ D Shorthin
*thanba.iingh.CraiganJtt,Newto*narv.s,Ca.Don — D ShcrOan
K ..ano f . 1 g)ak.Uik.s. Bnv,g^,.«ae.CmA-tna _■ _ D Shathies
♦t h s n oi es . M t alare I ana. Armagh _ „ InnUn
S,anacm.M J Bae.gxaA LunaTaiy Cm Lwal^eslerry {s D Shatura
Si,.aire,CJ,L)rtmgjam H t « jc, Cr » r « « l . Co Ceeaa _ Sbenhera
CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND.
Name and AddrKS
Jainieson,H J , MuUjroddeD, Dungannon Co T>roa*
Jamieson, J. Kirkisto«Ti, Goyfin, Coleiams. Co London
Jamison, J .Ball} heather Bumdeimett, Strabane, Tyrone
Jardine.G BallygonM, Coagh, Co Tjrone
Johnston, David J , iMraville, Kdladcas, Co remianagb
johnsloi-, ^ - .
Johnston, Irvme Lisnanck, Co Fermanagh
Johnston, J J K Crannyvale, Fmlona Co Tyrone {/)
Johnston, John, Attamore House tmtona,Co Tyrone
Johnston, John, Moy Co Tyrone
Johnston, T J , AghakinsaUagb, Bush, Dungannon, Co
Johnston, W Curglasson Stewartsto'sii, Co Tyrone
Johnstone, T E UalkmcU BushiuUs Co Anlnm
Jones, John, Mahon Portadown, Co Armagh
K
Kane, G , QuiUy House, Coleraine, Co Lcndondeiiy (J>)!
Kane, K , Macilvennoo PorUush, Co Antrim |
Keane J Muii hloney more, Co Londonderry I
Kells, yV J Lismoncy Cookstoi* n, Co. Tyrone '
Kelly, George Caledon Co Tyrone
Kelly, Sir S , Moyallon GiUoid Co Dovm
Kelso It J Morce House Kook Dungannon Co Tjjone
Kennedy Mrs C M VuLaateati Steuartstou'n Co Tyrone.
Kennedy Sir R K C M 0 D L Cultra Manor Craig I
avad Co Do«n ,
Kennedy Robert Mount Salem Dundonald Co Down t
Kerr Robert Cl ntyfinnan Stranocuiiu Co Antrim
Kidd, J, Grove Mill Loujhbrickland Co Ookq
K illen, J B Holestonc Doagh Co Antnin
Kugstnore Joseph, Old Park House Old Park, Oeliast
KiBley H \V BlooinhiU Dungannon Co Tyrone
Kirk, Mrs J H The Pines, Keutonhreda Co Dovra
Kirkpatnek, C LasaaMcary' Aughcr Co T)too«
Knipe, Usoa BaUyrea Co Armagh
Kcoz J Eagle Hill Donaghadee Co Down
Knox J A,Lakevicw Luban Saintbeld Co Down
Knox Browne Capt T A H Augbentaine, Fiveouietown,
Co Tyrone i
Kyle H A J The Diamond Farm Fintona Co T)rone(p||
Sbortbora
bhortlioni
U Shi^hont
D hhorthont
bhtrthom
Aberdeen Anfiisl
Shorthorn '
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
D Shorthom
Shortbom
Shorthorn
Shun bom
Shonbom
Shorthom
iibctibora
&
D Shorthorn
Ayrshire
D Shorthorn
Galloway
I nesun
Shorthom
Jersey
I> Shorthom
Shorthom
Shorthom
Aberdeen Aagutl
Aberdeen Angus]
Sbottbom '
Shorthom
D Shorthom
Lagan, Patrick, Funanmote Moncymore, Co Laadondetryl
Lane Atlunson, Mrs Rush Hall, Li^vady, Co London '
aavady,
deny
Laughhn J , Cuknoie House Kiltea, Co LondaodeiTy CM
Laverty, Edward Dnimads Coagb to Tyrone
l.aw, John KdwarLn Hillsborough, Co Down
Lawless, D J .TuUyodoanell Rock Co Tyron
Lawrence, A Lisalbanagb Magberaielt Co Londoudeiry
’ •'"•■•"B, Kbt Moneyb“' *'
Lawrence, Rbt Moneybaw, Moneymore, Co Loadondeiry
Lawrence, S , Glenview Farm, ^uilly, hloneymorc, Co
Londonderry
Leeman, Geo .CraagemoreKouse, Armagh Co Armagh (s)
Lees, A , Lubyraw, Ardtrea, Stewartstown, Co Tyrone
Legge, James The Cottage Ballycariy, Co Antrim
Lesbe J G , Leslie Hall, Ballyjnoney, Co Antrim
LESLIE, B., Bellagby. Co Ixmdonderry
Lindsay, E C , Annvale House, Keady, Co Armagh ■
lundsay Thos , Derry boy House Ciossgar, Co Down (pli>|
Long.; A , Ballylig Magheramame.Co Antrim ,,
Long MissW E Culmore Highlands, Umavady.Co Derry
Loughrin, R J -Omter Cookstown,Co Tyrone .
Love, Isaac, Kucreen.Glarryiord Co Antnm
’—■e,V hL Foyleaide, Bceady, Strabane.Co Tyrone
Lowrr.R.,Brtady,Slrabane,Co Tyro
Lowry, Lt^Col K T G , Pomeroy House, i'omeror.
Tyrone
Luke.A 4 J D,Ballylumirim,Ahoghm.Co Anlnm
Lundy, W J , Camckbiact I ojnupass. to Armagh
L'tf't. J , Knockabollet, Bellast, Co, Anlnm „
Lyle, Samuel Islandmore Ballymoney Co Antrim
Lynest W J., TuUyard House, Mcara, Co Down
Lyons, Robert, Ballygaw, Ballymoney Co Anlnm.
Lyons, J J Rivcrsdale Kewlownstewart, Co Tyrone
t ’?/[*• l^'^‘®'“"“l'KDo6ationa Co Tyrone
*-»ttle, Samuel, Moylelra.Garvagh, Co Londonderry ,
Shorthom
Shorthom
Sbortbom
Shorthom
Sbortbcni
Sbottbom
Sboitbom
Shortbom
D Shortbnro
Shortbom
iimfori
Sboitbom
KedPoU
Shortbom
Insb Moiled
D Shorthom
SbMtbom
Sbortbem
Ab^een Angus]
D SbortbocB
Shcitbons
Sbeatbom
SbortboRt
LASbortbom
Sbesthom
Stkorthm
Sborthm
D Sb^thms
Sborthom
D Shorthom
Name and Address
M
M*Adam Russell, Sycamore Mouse, Upper BallysiUan,'
Bellaat. Co Antnin
McAleer. Joseph, Tullyhogue, Dungannon, Co Tyrone
McAleer, I'atnck, I’oiueruy, Co Tjrone
McAkHiaii, J , Kiil>'CoHai>,Clarryiord Co Antrim.
McAskw.j Cirrvy.Castledrrg, Co Tyrone
Mac.\ole).Cbas , Laugtieity. Bruughsbane, Co. Antnin (p)
MOnra,G M .DeiTygonnilly, Co rermanagb .
McDndt., J , Anahdt, ilillLioro, Co Down
McBride,] Jr, Lrsnagunagh, Dusbmilli, Co Antnm.
McBride, 9 . Mayfield, Brougbibane, Co Anlnm .
McOnde, VV S , CiDssnuglcn toAniiagh.
MoCarcLMm Carmain, Maebcrairlt Co Londonderry
MoCaro^l Jrhn Clonkecn, Randalslown, to Antrim.
McCartney, W , Druinaney. Coagh, Co , Tyrone
HcCaughey.T ] glisb, Rathkenny, Co Antnin
McCaugbey, V\ ilium, CrebiUy , Ballymena, to Anlnm.
McCauslaeid, M M , Drenagh, Lirnaiady, Co. London
,derry _ _ ^ __ ^ ^ _ _ (ipn|
M Clrllaod James, Dallygowan Banbndge, Co L>owi
McClelland. K H .Annobugh House, Lougbgall Co.Annagb|
McClelland & Koulston, Ulackpark House, Drumconely '
Omagh, Co Tyrone
McCIrnihan. Mrs Isabel. RalbfntanJ, Co. Down
McClenaban jas M , Kalhfntand, Co Dcnrn. .
McClintock, M , Leyinore, Bally mena, ^ Anlnm
McCluckey, J .Cnetagh, Cookslown, Co Tyrose. . .
McCluggage, J , Dallyscmstown, Larne. Co Aoiruu
McClure. J , Gott.Gani RanJalslown, Co Antnm
McOuskey. E. & J , aiinlytlooa, Omtor, Cookslowa, tol
Tyrone '
McCooibe Samuel Dnimaroad. Castlewrilan Co. Down .
McConnell, J Baltoo House. HilUncby. Co Down
MConneiLh CUncarrHousc, Old Park Bellast Co.Aatna>
McConaell.U J .TheCourte KatblnlancLCo. Down
McCord. J ,Corteaguig CoaUsland, Co Tyrone ,
McConcKk. A. E Jc T, Brooked llouse, Stewar>sloim.|
Co.T}tone .. *
deComuck, James, MTuteebureb, BallywaUtf. Co. Down
McCosh. David, Kinhall), Drougbshaae, Co Aniniu ,
McCouhrey W , Newiroie Spa Uallynabincb.Co Dewa(s)
McCoy, William F. KaockWUymore Castle, Newtown
butler, Co. Fennanagb , .
MeCnckao, jobs A., (.amckbUcker Road, Portado^
Co Atiaagb (Pl|
M«Cracken.H Cucsingbun House Sewlownards CoDowml
ateCraekea J , Dnunawbey.Newtowoards, Co Dowti. '
MeCtoae, H Beach iloliow. Bally lugaa, Sallynure, Co
Antnm T
MCtooe.Samuel, Lisaeaary, Ballymure, Co Uinn. .
McCulloch, J , Dnusard Liuu.Cmkstown, Co Tyrone
McCuUogb, U m J iBallymoil, Caogb, Co Tyrooe ,
McCullough Samuel, Kosevale, Dromara, Co Down (r|T
McCully.h J Crowell House, Hillsborough, Co Down '
McCuICbeon. James, Tirgarve AUstragh, Co Artnagb (i)
McDowrelLC .Hillview House, Moylagh.Beia.b CoTyroaeft)
Mt>owefl.H A.,Rockmouot.BalJyl>lack,Co I^wm '
M CIbeiOD JamesC M lAltacoaa.Cusbendall.toAnlnm
. "S Riverside, Jerrettspass.Newry Co Down!
MEweo.Wcu.DeiUtt. Mount Norris, Co Armagh '
UcFaddeQ.J .Cranshaw, Kircnbbin, Co Down
M Farlaoe, James liiUms, Slountlidd, Omagh, Co. Tyr^e
McCabie, J. E , Ballymaguire House, Stewartstown. to
Ty tone _ _
l4Garvey,Jas.,DuniiioreHou5e,Coektlown,Co lyroni
McGowan, J .Toiberbilley.BaUycastle.Co Anlnm t
MGuclun W ealey, Dumascullion, Desertmartin, Co Down |
M Henry, John, Lisbarnett, Comber, Co. Down .
MUmoyl^Rev R J .Dervock, Co Antnm
Mlver.J TuByTearyHouse.Rock.Dungannon.Co Tyroni
McKay. tl.Craignageracb CuUybackey, *
McKeag, J .Grangee MiUisle.Co Down
McKee, O C , Newnuils. Dungannon Co Tyrol
McKee, Edward, Detryogue, K i l k eel Co Down
McKee, F , Lakn^iew, hroneymore, Co Londondetiy
yiiioiB Co Londonderry!
M Kee, J . Camiis House Castleroe Coleraine, Londonderry
McKee, S J. Prospect House, Craigs Co Antrim
McKee. T-TuBybuoy, Moneymore, Co Londonderry i
UcKeemanWJ Movanaghet Hse, Kilrea, Co Londonderry
McKelvey. %V . Greeograves Newtownards Co Down i
Mc K enna John Cneve House Cookstown Co Tryone 1
HacKmxie, j A J W Dnmitlery Blackwatertown C&lyione
McKeown. Febr Mcllroystown, AughaJatteo. Co. Antrim
Maeifeown J & J T , TamIaught.Coagh Co Londonderry
UcKinUy.A.BaUynagor.Dervock.Co Antnni ‘
Mckin^.J GreenbiU, Uallymoney. Co Antnm
"Lauebun," • »■
Calloway
D Shurtborn
D Sborthom
D shortbom
D Sbottbom
Sbortbora
Shorthom
Sboitbom
Sborthom
Sborthom
Sborthom
Sborthom
Aberdeen Angus
Shortbom
Shortbom
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthom
Sborthom
D Sborthom
Sborthom
Sboilbom
Shortbom
D Shortbom
i nwan
Sborthom
D Sborthom
Shorthoni
D Sborthom
Sbortbem
Shortbom
D Shortbom
Fneaiaa
Fneaiaa
Shortbom
Sborthom
D Sborthom
AyTibue
Shortbom
Sborthom
Shorthom
D Sborthom
Sborlbom
Shortbom
Fneaaa
CaUoway
D Shortbom
Shorthom
D shorthorn
AberdeenAagus
D Shortbom
Sborthom
Shortbom
Sborthom
_ ytiBord, Co. Amugh i
McLaugUeD J , Dunsevenck House, Bushmills Co.Antnm
Maclean, F H , Glenanne, Co Armagh
D Shortbom
Shortbom
Shortbom
Shorthom
Sboitbom
Fiiesian
Shorthom
Sborthom
Sborthom
Shortbom
Shortbom
D Sborthom
D Shorliom
Shorthom
D Shortbom
D Shorthom
MAC— SHA
CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND
293
Maclean J 11 PnesUand Colcra ne Co Londoodeiry t ]
McLean, Tbonia»,l4snaiDorrow Magberafelt, Co Do»a S
MtMaster K Saltenlown lIaghera(elt,Co Londondeny S
Macmillan II & J .CUnty Cbvenllouie Caltlecauli eld Co !
Mc^ iJSr" John Balt nafeigh Stianocum Co. An(nm *
McM nn \\ J Corrainey Dungannon Co. Tyrone 5
McMoUan ) & A Crudien CaitAlbana Brcraghihane 1
Co Antnm
M Murray R. Ganaghey Banbndge Co Down 1
McAab kicbard Clogbcr House Downpalnck Co Down I
M Neary T Goran BlackhiU Coleraine, Co Londonderry I
^lcNe gb, T J WbiteweU Road, BeUast, Co. Antnoi I
M Ae U A Owenclongby Camalbana Droughsbane Co <
Antnm
McAe 11 Das d J Clontonacally Cairjdulf Co Down 1
M Ninch Robert BaUymulkjtk Lame Co Antnm 1
McRoberts John Dunturkey Ball] dare Co Antnm t 1
McVe gb R,, Kill) iss Dungannon Co Tyrone !
M\egli,T J Fairy Know e Whitewell Road Belfast J
Co. Antrim
McVey E B Knockaconny House Cookstown Co Tyrone i
Mckicker J Craignamaddy Stranocum Co. Antnm i
Madill Joba,Ciankill Ballymena Co Antnm !
Maaee ^^m Foydra Usbellaw Co Fermanagh t !
MagiU J lesbumSlrett Hillsborough Co. Down '
Magowan,J MuUaghcrcevy Donaghmore Co. Tyrone !
klagovan J 1 Mounlmoms Lougbgilly Co Armagh t !
Magu re P J Drumswotdi Cotanny Aewtownbutler !
Co. Fermanagh _ I
klanderson F The U 11 Crumhn Co Antnm I
Mann W J HiUhead Caslledawson Co Londonderry :
Marchbank J AgnculturalSchool Greenmount Muckamore :
Co Antrim (^1
Mark J M Lunasady Junction Co Londonderry (k) 1
Mark M M Carrowmena Myroe Co Londonderry (k)t j
kfanball J Keenaghan Moy Co Tyrone
Dr A C Manor House Dungiven Co, London :
Mwtm^i^thur MUlmount Dundosald Co. Down I
Martin }ili«.E S Laurel HiU Montoorru Co. Armagh I
Uaibewe SamueL Meuntioy Omagh Co. Tyrone :
Uaxi^ D Laurel lIiUi Ballymacbrenoan, Lasbun, Co. :
hlaynt J CrceKandiy Drusicioon Coleraine Co.Londco t
Megauf^Jame*. Ball} beg AboghiU Co Antnm
Mena* J.Umepatk TuUyhogue Dungannon Co. Tyrone :
Megaw W J BallyUyland Dallrmoney Co. Antrim !
>liien,J Cotmtown House, Mor C^Tyrone ;
Maitf J R Lurgey Sberreygroom, Dun|anMo CxTyrooe 1
M liar Wm AughacuUy Aughalatten Co Antrtm I
M I er R. pnimoeeo ram Moneymore Co. Lon donderry i
NedwU R W Rockbrook Magherafelt Co Londonderry Shorthorn
Neeley Tbomas Ballybeg Aho.,b II Co Antrun Shorthcm
Nesbit I D Ballygoney Coagh Co Tyrone Shorlbom
Nesbtt John A Ballydagen Dowimatrick Co Down D Sborthon
Neab tt T C Ballygoney Coagb Co Tyrone Shorthorn
Neabitt V. A Bteehgiove Dungannon Co Tyrone Shorthorn
Sewell J A BallycUnder, Bailee Downpatnca CoJ>own D Sborthon
N tbolsoii Cs^ A Beech Hill Londonderry Fries an
Nub J Ifofmlea Augber Co. Tyrone Fnesian
Ogilby Ccd R. J L. D S 0 Pellipar House Dungiven Shorthorn
LondocMleKy (k)
OKeill John Bntish Crumlia Co. Antrtm Iruh Moiled
OKonrke C North Street, Stewartstown Co, Tyrone D Shorthorn
Orr A TMiagbniei e Saintf eld Co Down f D Shorthorn
Orr R Ba lysudden Farm Cookstown Co Tyrone Shorthorn
Orr W J Lasnacroy Cottage Benburb Co Tyrone Shorthorn
Osborne U J W Campsey Londonderry (s^)} D Sborthom
Owens S S Braelown House Cleowherry Co Antnm I Galloway
ShorihtfA Pakenbam Ced HA CMC Langford Lodge Cmmlm, Shorthorn
Shortborn Co Antnm
Palmer J Moneyhaw kfoneymore Co, Londondeny Shorthorn
D Shortboni Park J hnockahoUet Belfast, Co Antnm Shorthorn
Shonbom Park John Legalsy Ballyclare Co Antnm t Shorthorn
Shortboen Packea J Teemcre Tandragee Co Armagh Shorthorn
Paltenoo A Killyniire Cairydulf Co. Down D Sborthom
D Sbeetbora Paltriaoo.D Casllerea Belfast Co Antrun Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus Pattenon G Laurel Cottage Moy Co Tyrone Shonbom
Sbonbotn Pallereoo tt Drumadraw Coleraine Co Londonderry t Shorthorn
Sbertbom Pattenon J Grange PO Moy Co Tyrone Sbonb«n
Palietsoo j Violet Hill Mev Co Tyrone Sboribera
Feiesun Patterson Jobn Betlmouni Maraiin Lurgan Co Down. SboHbom
Fctesian Patiersoo J Old Racecourse DownMCnck Co Down Irish Moiled
Sbortboen Patieesoa Mrt-L. KileataiCoiUgt,Dermgby Punmniry Jersey
Sborthom Co Antnm
Pattenon T H Bumude, Doagh Co Antnm t D Shorthere
Sbestbeen Patton Tboe kulbrithLCrryabbcy C« Down D Sbohhera
t D Shorthere
D Sborttaeni
D Sborthom
D Shoriliore
D Shorthorn
Fneaun
PetTT Jae<». Da^uJier Hclywood Co Down Fneaun
Pettoew Hugh Drumra BoardmiUs Lisburn Co Down t Shorthorn
Peibcrew J & F R Eglisb Uroughshant Co Antrim ShoRbon
Porter Jobn. Ballyknockan Ballygowan Co Antnm (J) Fneeian
Porter Vv F Cortnaena, Mountjoy Omagh, Co. Tyrone Ab^eenAngut
Price Mjss, The Collage Oldpatk UeliuL^Antnia Fnecian
Pnngle H UoorFarm, Ballygawiey Co Tyrone (/) D Sborthom
PuiMa,S.A. Cortigal Stewartstown Co.T}^e Sborthom
Moffett, R Dallyreagh, Cookstown Co Tyrone
Moallord, James, Draugbibanc. Co. Antrim
kloolgomery J HiU House Slattabogie Maghen, Co. :
Londonderry
Moore, D \V MonliUy Sioa Mills, Co. Tyiooe t ^
Moore 11 ., Moore Lodge, Newry Co. Down _ _ '
Uoeur J.. Carrowreagh, UcesUe, Co. Antnm I
Moore J D..CUdy Templepatn k, Co. Antrim
Moore Ketincdy a M illiam Ballynacannoa, Masooaqtiin
Coleraine Co. Londooderry (i)t
Moore, M. S.. Molenao Londcoderry
ktoore R. ITiesUand Coleraine Co. Loodmdeny ..
Moore T St vr ] MuUaghfurtheriand, Dmaghmnre, Co. .
Mar^i* II S MJ) Bellevue, BlarkhiU. Col er aine, .
Londonderry
Momsoit J., K Uubnde, Derrybaw Tynan Co. Aimagb „
Mom«oa,J A Manor Water House, Lisnaskea, Co. :
Mcms»‘j^nB JP Bally<draia.DunraQrry Co. Antrim
1 QBAIK BZDLE7 Straaglotd. Co. Down ..
I Raiory A. Fmvoy DaUjmooey Co.Antrim „.
Ramsey A Tbroot Dairy iVhilewell Road, Belfast I
Co. Antnm I
Reu A CarUioty Cmr Co. Antrim _ t :
Reid J H TuUyglusb House, Banbrklge Co. Down fell :
R«id.W iL,lul]ytswan.CliitfTfard,CLAntnm,.. j
RKhardsoo C Cobanaon House Hoy Co. Tyrooe
Robb, AIL Arthur LunaheTeny House Belfast, Co. Antrim
Robb C.. W o oJsi d e. I ertadovn. Co. Armagh _
RoUrtsco. Urss, Dogleap, Umavady Co. Loodenderry (eit
RoUoscei. A, Dartry Lodge. Chariemont. Moy Co. Tjnxm*
Ro t ans CT i, Uv. RillyUn. Allistragh Co. Armagh ... „
R d aoi CTi , John, DertyTnaa, C ^h s la od . Co. TViooe
KoUascei, Joha A., Cnoge, Bready,Stnbaae t^Tyrooefi)
Rt g aosceuT J Denyueey Fertadown. Co. Anna^
Vr>Vaw»,W..KicorceHottw >udyiiiaa.Moy Co.TyTooc(il
Shorthorn
Shertborn
Red Poll
Sberthorn
Shorthren
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Shccthoen
Aberdeen Angus
Mcnow S F ArdigOD Nlljlesgh Co. Down „ Sbortben
Moulrar MaWxA G„FsvourRoTaLAiuh«r Co.Tyrm Sbortherw
Uoutrsy U h. T., Trewsuount. Moy Ow Tyrone - Aberdeea Anges
UuLiaan James. Diomcerbague, Cobetl, Banbeldg* StKrt.,cre
Co. Down I
Murdoch, Ales., Haw Hid. RiogoeeTT CcsnbcT Co. Dows Frieauo
XurdcKh, K. W, LauTT sM.Ucy Co. Tyrme _ _ <Ibartbcn
Murtby James. Cbujchid.Craifa\ad,Co.Dc<n — Inesoa
Murrey D W .. ItsUynerv House Ponadown. Ca Armagh Sb.wth<]ra
Mumr lLU.ArdaavTigh,Ca Aetna „ _ „ SVetbee*
Mutny J,.Canwkcnanoco. lUSrgMaa.Co,Down It. Sh<*t.,c(*
Murrey jw Lanwlowsic, BaSybenry Carnoamry Co. Irwwaa
Murrey I .. Coobhinory Magbtfafelt, Co, LonAjoJary _ Shenhern
Ruis^ PvtJea, Raoi.alstown, ^ Antnm
ScaSy ThA.Magh<ncast.e.IUCrcast.e Co. Antrim _ Shc<-thi»
eiODCi. Georg* Annadar*. Arnagh „ „ _ _ Fncs.aa
boots, Hugh, BaJ -gowaa, BaJinnrt. Co, Antrim ... t InahMouod
*w<ni4r 1 J.Ca, itvi. Lorntr^Wry „ _ _ „ D h:Kutbvn
v..anka. Hugh. CruganJcLNewtownarus, Co. Down _ U '.Satan
Shaooi*, J tiakUia-s, lSio<.£bi..aio,Co.Anja _ _ D Saatan
Miano.*!, W I aace I arm, Armagh ... ... I neuaa
S.anoia.W J BoaataA Lucaiair Co. U«a.joarTy {< D Soathexa
CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND
JAM-MAC
Name and Address
\une »ad Addreu
Jamcesoci, It J MuUjioddeo DunganDon Co Tjtods
jsnutsoa, J KitVislo'an CiojJin Coleraaif Co Loodon
JanusS^ Balljhcathcr Bufndfrmett Strsbanc Tyiofie
Jardjne G BaUygoney Coagh Co Tjrone
Johnston Da\aJ Dora le KiUadcaa. Co Fircuufh'
johnaton Icvtne LiioaXuV: Co Fenawagh
johnslon J J Iv Cratmjvale Fntooa Co Tjfone \f
Johnston Jobs Altamore House hintuna Co T>too«
Johnslon John Uoy Co Tyrone
Johnslon T J Aghsd;jnsa!lagh Bulb IJunsannoa Co
Tjroae
Jobnsloc W Cufglasson StenatUtown Co Tyrone J,
Johnstone T E Waikmell DushiwUs Co Antntn
Jones John \Iah n Portado-aa Co An agi
Kane G Quiily House Cole/aine Co Londondetry <p)|
Kane R Jiao e non Porlrush Co Antnn '
Keane J Hull Jtoneyniiore Co LcAdtsidtrry
hells M J ij oijnei Cooks own Co TyTone
Kelly Gsraj* Caledon Co Tyrone
Kelly bir h Jloyallon G Herd Co XJonn
Kelso It J 'lo •eHouse Book Dungannon to Twont
hennedv Mrs c >t iliKUaleaii Sle'sitUlwn CoTyioas
Keonedj crfi 1C MO DL Cuitra Manor Cra g
hen Jtober Clintjinnan siranoeu n Co Cni
h dd J Grove H U touchbn kUnd Co Down
hiUeo J B iioS ttooe l)uagh Co ABtnw
hwesenorr J iseph C id I ark Mouse Old Park Belfast
Kinley H W Ulocnh U Dunganaon Co Tyrone
hi k Mrs J 11 The Pines hewtoahreda C« DoviD
KrkpaUwk G Ltsaweary Aughec Co Tyroae
Kn pe WilsoD Balisrea Co Amagh
Knox J See e H U Denagbadee Co Down
hnox J A Cakes e v Lisbaa Sa atCield Co Down
hunt Ura«M Capt T A H Aughcnia ae VivoQuletiKco.
Co Tyrone
Kyle M A J The D amaod Farm Fntoea Co T)-rone(p]|
KyW J Csa gnagt at,b Cullyba key Co Aa <ua '
Kyle K H Knoi.icnvo>le House Oaitgb Co Tjrone (o)
K>ie M CsJgormFaru GracehiU Co Antrun
M
Shoniwft
Shonliocss
U Ehurttwra
l> ShMtMCIL
b> oti) up
Abonlera Angus
Eborlbtan '
SborthwA
Sbe^thoits
Shctftbani
D Shotlbora
SborUtont
Sb^hotfi
^scKihon
Stocthoro
Shotthoca.
Jersey
Hcrelord
D Shonneea
AjrsWo
D Sbonhorn
OaUiTway
I- nee an
Shurihom
letter
1> Sbonbom
Shoeihora
bborebom
Fncs ao
Alierdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Shotlhoni
Sborthoib
0 Shorten
laigan Patrick Fuaanmcee Moai
LueAtkiiuoa sirs Ruth KsU
d«yy
Laegblia J Culo ore House Kdtea Co^ toDdoadtRy (fi)!
Laverty Edward Dnimads Coagh Cq> Jyroot
Law J Gtanee 11 use Toomebndgt Co. Animn
Law John hUwarUa HilIslKtfough Co Down
LaeiVoS D J T^ytideanjei StwSa to Tytone
Lawrecee A Lisalbuiagb Maghetaleil (o Loadoodetry
Lawsenoe i M Mooryhaw Uonesmort Co Loiidoiidwry
Lawtenw S Glenv ew Fanu QuilZy Jlooeyaiort Co
Ixadocderry
Ltea-ati Oeo Orangeioor* House Armagh Co Annaehit'f
Lees A Lubyrsw An)lrea,Stewarlstown Co Tyrone
Legge James The CoHage Ballycarrj co Antnoi
Leake i G L^eHall )jaU>monry Co Anlnin
LESUK, R Sellagtiy Co. Londonderry
Lindsay E C AnBvale House Keady Co Aitnagh
Lmdsay Thos Denyboy House Crcasgai Co Down
Linton R J Bumfoot Btcnghthane Co Aafnia ,
LmUo S & T KiUycoMeo Glairylord Co. Antma t]
Upselt J J KiljJjan F vem letowa Co TjTOnt *
Tjtlle S Cismore Lisdontt Ballygaw^ Co Tyrone
Lillie T G losnaweary, Augbtr Co Tyrone 1
Uv ogstone Samuel Ballyspurge Portafeiry Co Down t|
Loughrm R 1 Omtot C<»k5W«a,CQ.Tso3e«
Love, Isaac KUcrcen Gfarryfotd Co Antrun
Lo\* V hL Foyles tie Dreadp SUabsne Co Tyrone
l^wry Bready bWabnne Go Tyrone
Lowry L1.C0I R T G , Pomeroy House, Pomeroy Co
Tyrone 1,)
Luke A.AJ O BsUyluvomm AboghiU Co Auinm
Lur^y, W I Catnckbrack, Pey oGpass Co. Aiiiueh t
Lusk J hnwkabc’Uel Deliasl Co Antnto
Lyle Samuel lsG.od£ooEe BaUymonev Co Antrim (sJ
Lyness W j Tullya/d ilouse Uoita Co. Down
Lyons Robert Bauygaw Ballymoney Co Antrun. 1
Lyons, J Rtvewdale Sewuywoalewari, Co. Tyrone
» rjTt* ? Ho?ni«isHe DonetooBa Co Tyrons t
LytUe Samuel Moyltir»,Carta£h Co. Londooderry 4
SbortHoctt
Shortbon
Shoitbora
^iMlbnrtt
Sbortboni
Shortbora
Shorthorn
Shorlboni
X> Shortboro
Shocthoca
Fntsua
ShocOtont
Red F<dl
^ortbeSB
Jnsb aio led
D Sbonbon
Shortiioni
Sborthorn
SbcnUicm
Aberdeen Angtis
D Shorthotn '
Shorttiore
D Shortbotn
D Sbortbora
b Sboflbotti
Shculhom
Shorttfora
O Sboalhnsn
Shottbom
D Sbortboni
MAdam itusiell Sjcai&ore House Upper I}all>yillas
Bdlast Co Anirun. t
JfcAltr Joseph, roliihogue Dungaonao. Co. Tyrone
UeAker lainck Pcmitroy Co Tyrone
McAhnun J hUjeowan GDrrylord Co AoLnai. „
Mc.bskie J Cney) CasGed (g Co Tyrone
MaK.A\iley U«* Caughcrty U«ni,,bitacw Co Anlnttv (p)'
M Rnea,G H Derrygonneliy Co rrnnanagh
Mhbndr J Anahilt, KiUbbm Cm SJuwn
vicMride J Jr Lisnaguiugh Uusbm Us Co. Aiilnim
McBnde S Ma>f iJd Uioughshane Co Antmo.
jfetinde H S Crossmacleo Co. Armagh
MoCard Um Cantu n Maeberalrit C<>. Loedondmy
MoCarooli John CloukoLa Ksodaisiowa Co. Antrim.
McCsrtAty W Dru uaney Coagh, Co Tyrone
MoCaugbey T Lglisfa 1 alhkrony Co Aatnio.
UcCauidsey V> vUia u CnbtUy Baiiymena Co. Antrlio.
McLausiuid, U M biCQaib Lunaskdr Co. London ,
dir^ (ipH
McCay Samu 1 Frooghlj Castlederg Co Tyrone
MO lUad Jan rs BaUygowan Uanbndge. Co Down ,
M Clrtlacul K 1( A nobueb House LougbgaB CoArtOagb
VtoCl Uand A Roulitoa U acfcpaik House Drumcooely I
Omagh CoTjioje '
McCIcnthan Mrs Isabtl RatbfnlaniS Cokbown.
McClen han las Jt Kstbfnland Co Down.
McCIototk M Leyiaere BMlyruroa Cta AsUub
M oCtu kt) J.Cnevagh CoAstown C^Tytont.
McCluggage i Dsilysemstouit Lame Co Aotma
JIcCture j CoTt-Cam Kandalstows Co AolruD _ ,
hIcClusVey E ac J Quntydoou Omlor Ccokstown Co. ‘
Tyrone ‘
McConbe Samu 1 pnimaioad CaiilevelUo Co.Oosra
MoConiwdl J BallooHouse hUiocbi Co Dows.
M Connell b Glmcarr House Old Patk Be fast Co Antno) .
McConmll U J TheCcuna KaitilrUnd Co Dovsa (ij '
McCotd S Cotinaru e Coahslaod Co Tyrone
MeCocm fc A £ A T Urookesd House hteuittstowa^
McConiwcl James, vVb leeburch &al!y«aJter Co Down f i
McCo h Da d X nbatJ} Brourbsbaoe Co Anttim
MeCoubrey W Stwgrwt Spa. UaiSj aah ntb Ca DowoUl
McCo) U ti^ F KoreWhaUymu* CasiJe Srutown
butler Co Ferauaaeb
MeCtKktn, Jobs A temAWatket Road. Pcrfttdawa
Co Afinagb (fi ,
MeCncken H Cunainsbum House \twiowaanis,Co Down .
McCraAeo J Dnimawbes \ew»»iuols,Co Down.
MoCrone H Beach HoUcw Ballytugaa Balljimre Co
Anirun *
M Ceone Samuel Usaesary Ballymure Co. As rm.
McCulloch J Dniman), Limn Cao)utaim,Co Tyrone
tlcCuUogh Um-i Ballytsoil Caogh Co Tyrone
McCulloucb Samuel Kosesale Oroiaars Co. Down (sH
McCuUy h J Orewrll House Hillsborough Co Oown
MeCutxLeon Jamm, Tugarvt All strarh Go Axmegh. (s{
UcDowciLC Hilh tw House Moj agh Bera Ji CoTyronefr)
M Dowell H A RockmouAt BallybU k, Co Down.
HLUrnon James C U AtUcoan CusheatHJ^Co Antrun
FnesuB
fhortborn
f-rvesiao
ihorlhtim
P Sbcifibottt
Shotlhoni
p hbocUicn
p Stionhota
P ohorthom
p Sboribom
Shofthwn
hiortbora
^hcribnm
Sburthom
hlwrthora
Sharthtim
^burthom
^bortbom
Aberdeen AnpiS
hborthom
J IheRyerside Jemltspasa, Kewry Co Dosru ■
M Ewen Mm Dulelt MountNoms Co Armagh ' '
UnFadden J Cranshaw Kurubbin Co. Down
hi Falhse Jaciee KsOeoa Xlouotfteld Omagh, Co. Tyiw«|
McGafa e J E Ballyaagulre House, Slewartstown CO '
MCaaeyJas Duaniore House Cookstowa Co. Tyrone
HcGarsey M A P J Drunaid Ltssan Cookstown Co I
Tyrone „ '
McGowan J Torbnbille] BallycasUe Co Antnra ..
M'Guckin, \l esley DaniaicuJiiMi Desertmartin, Co. Down j
U Henry John Luharnetl Comber Co Dows
UUniovle Rev R J Dervock,Ca Aulrita _ _ -.1 .
41 luet J TuUyieavy House Rock Puagannoa Co Tyioosj '
Ucha) II Cra gnageraeh Cully backty Co. AWma
McKcag, J Craftsee, Mill sR Co Pown
^Kee D C MvKsnUs Dun aonon Co Tyrone
UeKee Edvacd Oertyogue hilkecL Co Down
Mehee F lakeyieiy Woneymoce Co. Loodooder^ , ,
MeKee j & S Bailygcnw LtoDeyraore Co Loiwo“5^j
M hee J Camus House Castleroe Coleraine LondoBdetry
Mshne S J I^pect House. Cra "s Co Antaia ' ■
tdcKce T TaUyGaoy Mooeymore Co LoodoBdetry .
UchenDan.W J., JIovaaagl>erHse.hiliea,Co.l^ndoodertj
Mekelvey W Greeograves.Newtowaards Co Dowo 1 ■
UoKcona JdbtuCnevwKowae Cookslown Co Tiyow
MaeXena e j * J W jyrumdei^ Bliick«atertowtt.CATytonej
Kcheown Aht McHiuystown Aiigbalalteo CaAnlM
Macheown J & J T Tara.lau*blCoashCo.Upodooderryi
McKinUr A Bauynagor Deivock Co. Antnoi - '
ktckitiney J Gieenh U DallyTOOcey Co Antnni
^LaochlaA VitB MilScsd Co Arsagb 1 ,
MeLanghkn J Donsevenck House Bushmills CoAntthal ;
p H Glenaane, CtsAiroagh
MAC— SHA
CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND
293
Madcaa, J ii PnesUaad Colciame Co Londoodtiry f ]
McLean Tbcxnai, Lisoamorrow MafiberairlLCo Down 5
McMaster K Sal entowa Magberafelt,Co Londonderry ‘
Macmillan II &J CUntyCU en House CasUecauli eld.Co 1
Tyrone
McMiliar John Ballmafcigh SUanocum Co Antruo ‘
McM nn W J Cortainey Dungannon Co. Tyrone 5
McMuUan J & A Cruclien Camalbana Brouglisbaae I
Co Antrun
M Murray R Ganaghey Banbndge Co Down I
McN ab, kicbard Clogber House Downpatrick Co Down I
M N ea^ T Goran BlackhiU Coleraine. Co Londonderry I
McNeigb,Tj Whitewell Road,BeUast.Co Aotrun 1
M Sell] A Owenclongby Camalbana Brougbsbane Co. (
Antrun
McSeiU Da> d J., Clontonacally Cairyduff Co Down 1
MSmcb Robert, Ball) mullock Lame Co Antrun 1
McRoberts John Dunturkey BaB]-clare Co Antrim t 1
Mc\eieb R Kill) iss, Dungannon Co T)rooe i
U\cgli,T J Fairy Knowe M'bitewell Road Belfast J
Co Antrun
McVey E B Knockaconny House Cookstown Co Tyrone !
McV cker J Craignamaddy Stranocum Co. Antrun i
MadiU John Cran^ Ba!I]-niena Co Antrim !
Magee Mm Foydra Lisbellaw Co. Fermanagh t !
MagiU j Ltsbum Street Hi Isboraugh Co Down !
Magowan, J Uullagbatevy DonaghmoR Co Tyrone
klagowan J 1 Mountmoms Lougbg 11) Co. Armagh t '■
klaguin, P J Drumswords Corann) Kcwtownbutler !
Co. Fertnanagh t
MandersQD F The U 11 CrumhA Co Antrim 1
Mann W J H Ubead Castledawvin Co Londcndeny
MarcbbankJ AgnculturalSchoolGreenmount Muckamore :
Co. Antrim (0)
MarlcJ M LunaMdyJunci on Co Londonderry (i| 1
Mark, M il Carroumena M)roe Co. Londonderry (*ll t
Mareball J Keenaghan Moy Co 'D-rone
Martin Di A C Manor House Duegiven, Co. London :
Martm'v^tbur MQlmount Dundoaald Co. Down 1
klartlD Ui«. B S Laurel HUl Monieoma Co. Armagh 1
Uatbewe Samuel. Mountjoy Omagb Co. Tyrone :
Uaxw^ D Laurel Hill, BaU)'nia«breanan Ltsbum. Co. :
iLi. j m J Crocscaodly Drumeroea Coleraine Co. Londoo* :
D SboflhORi
Aberdeen Angus
^bortbont
Sbortboin
igaugb^ Jamet,BalI)b«g A
!gtw J Lunepark Tullybo
MiUar Mm AugbacuUy Augbafatten Co.Antnffl i
M iltf R pnimmeen Farm kloeeymore Co. Londondeny $
Miller Robert, Cloughlia Siewartsiowa Co. Tyrone :
M Urt Thomas Bauyno Antrim '
M Uiken Hugh, Ballyrogan Newlownardi, Co Dows
Millm, Rob^C<rdonaU.CcT)abb7 Co. Dows. (>1 :
Milne R.,BaUyreagb roystrpass Co. Armagh !
M tcbell Capt \V C Rethmoyle, Helen s Biy Ca Downfs) I
Mitchell. W J Larry Coraucls. Moof]-inare C oLoo d oo ;
M Olinda Crau:ev*d,Co.Dowa I .
Mcj:ielt, R Bal])-Ragb CooWc>*n Co Tyrose
Montlord, James, Draughsbane, Co. Antrim I
Montgomoy J UiB UcMSC SUvUbogw Uaghen, Co. 1
Londonderry
McKwe D \V Montilly Sioa MiU*, Co. T)-too« t :
kloore 11., Moore Lodge, Kewry Co. Down .. '
Moore J,Ca i ’ iu » iea r^ Moeakle. Co. Antrun I
Moore j B..CUdr Templepetn k, Co. Antrim
Moore, Kennedy & M lUiam Ballynacannoo Masooaqoin
Culcraiac, Co, LoodcodnTy <i}f
Mocn.M S..Moleiiin Londonderry
klocee, R rriesUand Coleraine Co. Londonderry^ 1
Moore T ikW J.. MuUaghlurthecUnd, Pnoaghaitfe, Co. :
Margin* II S MJ)., Bellevoe, BlarkhiU, Cderalne; .
Londonditry
Momson,jMKiliubnde,Drcr)baw T)-nan Cc.Annagb
Momsee J A Manor Mater Houae, UsnasLc*, Co. :
Memson JobnB JP BaUi’dnm.Du&mutry Co. Antrim
NedwU B tt Rockbrook Magherafclt Co. Loodondetry
Neeley Thomas Ball>bog Aho_b II Co Antrim
Nesb U J O BaU)goney Coagh Co.T)'rone
Nesb tt Jdin A Dallydagen Dowimatnek Co Down
Nesbtt T G DalJygoney Coagh C« Tyrone
Nesbtt W A Becctagrose Dungannon Co. Tyrooe
Sewell J A BallycUnder, Bailee Downpatrick CoJ)own
Oakey Thomas Limayady C& Londonderry
Ogilt^ Col R J L. D S O Pellipar House Dungiven
Umdoodeiry (ti)
O Neill John British Crumlm C& Antrim
OKoutke C. North StrecL Stewartstown Co,T}roQe
OfT A Tona^nies e Saintf eld Co Down t
Orr R Ball>‘sudden Farm Cookstown Co Tyrone
Ort W J Ijsnacroy Cottage, Benburb Co Tyrooe
Osborne \V J M Campsey Londonderry
Owens S S Braelowa House Cleowherry Co Antrim '
Pakenham Col HA CMC Langford Lodge Crumlm
Co Antrim
Palmer J Moneybaw Mone)'mcue Co Londonderry
Park J Knockahollet Belfast, Co Antrun
Park John Legally Ballvclare Co Antrim t .
Parkea J Teemore Taniiragee Co Armagh
Patterson A Kil])-nure CarryduK Co Down
Pattersoo D Casl erea Belfast Co Antrun
Patterson C Laurel Cottage Moy Co Tyrooe
Paltenoo H Druraadnw Colciwe Co LondceideiTy |
Patieison J Grange PO Moy Co Tyrooe
Palletsoo J Violet HiU Moy Co Tyme
Paltenoo John Bellmouni Manlin Lurgu Co Down.
Patterson J Old Racecourse Dowooatnek Co Down
Paltenoo Mrs. L KileatceC«iUgc,Dermgby Du&muny
Co Antrim
Pattersoo T H Burnside Dosgb Co Aotnm t
Pattoo Tboe. KtlbnghLGrtyebbey Co. Down
Paul AlaeadsO Moilarg Clanyleitd Co Down
Paul S Balliaahoee More Maghera Londonderry
Paul W Camckok ell, Marbere Co. Leodondein
Perry James. DalhxuJter Hol>'wood Co Down
Petborw Hugh Drumra Boaramillt Lisburn Co.Down t
Pciberew J & F R Eglisb Brougbsbane Co Antrim
D Shorthorn
O Sbortbom
D ShorOtem
D Sbortboin
D Shorthorn
Fnesian
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
FneeUn
Aberdeen Angus
Purvu,S A.>Coniga] Stewartstown Co.f’
qVALZ. BUDLET Stranglord. Co. Down ..
Rainey A. Finwoy Balljmeoey Co. Antrim „ _
Raa^y A Throne Dairy MhiteweU Road, Beliast,
Ramsey Rev J Enagh Manse, BallymoDey Co. Antrim
Raiikln.J K Knrila^s. Kircubbm, Co. Down (S)
Rankin, Dr tt.,Sewtowncuruitnghtm,Co Lo^coidtrryisi
Rc^ M., CumbCT House BaB)Tislirruh, Co Down
e,., 410USC iMiiinaiuaui, uo Siowa
Reu A. CarcLnly Cmr Co. Antrim t :
Rod J H.,Tul]TglushHouse,Banbrfc2ge Co. Down (^}t :
Rcid.u iU KUJreowsn.CUrryfced, Antrun } .
Kithardscai, C. Orfiaimon I louse Moy Co. Tyrone
Robb, AIL Arthur limabretay Home Belfast, Co. Antrim .
Robb C., M ncalsjile, I ortadown. Co. Arm^h ..
Kc4ieetsai, kUsi, Dogleap, Llmavady Co. Loodooderryf^H
Robioaca. A, Dartry Lodge. Charieinont. Mot Co. Tyrsoe :
R ol ent c ei. Kidylm. Aliistragh Co. Armagh _ „ '
Risleowei, Jekub Denrinam. Coslitla n d. Co. Tyrooe _ :
RoUaKa,Jchn A.. Grange, BreaJy3trabaae(^Tytuoe<ri '
RolunaocbT J Derrycmy poftadown. Co. Airoagh _ !
Sbortbom
Red Poll
Sborihom
Shortbm
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sborthom
Sbeetbora
Aberdeen Angui
Sbortbom
Morow S F Ardieoo KiBjlesgh Co. Down .. Shortbora
Mootriy Make A g.. Fa our KoyaL Aurbrr Co. Tyroe Sbertben
Moutriy M b. T., TreaiuouoG Moy Co, Tyrone _ ... Aberdera Angct
UuLigan, James, Drocactrliague, Corbett, Banbrvlge StKrGxen
Co Doan _ _ I
Merdorb, Aler., Haw lUd. Risgarerr Cctnbrt Co. Dows Ftleataa
MuTikwh. R- M, Lauie ale, Moy Co, Tytcma „ _ Sb»tbi*»
Uunbr Jam'S, ChuiebuhCraigaiad, Co. Down „ lnes.ao
Murray ft. M , UaUvrwtv llnure pertadown. Co. ATBiagb «.UAVira
Murray IL HuArduavrigh, C& Antrim S^etben
Murray J- Carrskmar, tiro, lu^rg^aa. Co. Down „■ n. Sbmt.,.gs
Homy LatuOos-ot, UaJ)bctiry CammoBey Co. Inesias
Anlnm
Murray 1 ^CooKt.ririey Maghtfale.!. Co. Lood.-mlgTy — Sberthm
Rum^ J, rwtiea, KaadaLtown, Co. Antrim
SOitG George .knoadaR, Arsagh _ _ _ _ Fneaun
bcotl. Hugh. D^vg.>aaa, EaJ -Bsrt. Co, Antrim t IriabMami
SetEgle t J Ca, m, lomLm^ry „ _ _ _ D S^sri^m
^.ba-ka.ileipuCraigan.jtt.b'wtcwnaivA.Co.Down _ D S-.-er>ww
Srtmsm. J DekU^s. lUo(igt.a..ai«.Co.A.g:a _ _ US.jcet.a4n
SbaBBum.M I aUee la.-m. Armagh _ _ Fnnan
S.a r .w n w.M J lieie.^aa. LimaTa..y Co. UmlasMrry 1 O Som^mn
^92
CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND
JAM-^1AC
I^aine and Addrrsi
Jamieson H J Mull>Todden Dungannon Co TjTooe
Jaoueson, J Kirkistoun CIo} tin, Coleiame Co London
Jamison J BalJ)heaUier Burndennett Slrabane Tyrone
Jaidme O Dallygoney Coagb Co Tyrone
Jobnston Dav d J Dorai 1 e Killadeas Co 1 ertnanagb
^ obnslon In ne Lisnanck Co Fennanagb I
Johnston J J h Crannyvale F ntona Co Tyrone (/)
, obuston jobn AUamoie House Fintona Co Tyruie '
Johnston John I>Ioy Co Tyrone
Johnston T J AghakinsaUagh Bush Dungannon Co ^
Johnston W Curglasson Stcuartstou'n, Co Tyrone t
Johnstone T £ Uatkmell BushmiUa Co Antnm
Je®es John Mahon PorUdoa-n Co Aitnash |
K
Kane G Quill> House Co erain^ Co Londonderry (Nl
Kane R Macilvennon, 1 onrush Co Antrim '
Keane J Muff Moneymore Co Londonderry
Ktl s W J Lisinoncy Cookstown Ca Tyrone
Kelly George Caledon Co Tyrone
Kelly Sir S Moyallon Gilford Co Down
Kel>o 1< J Mo e House Rock Dungannon Co Tynxie
Kennedy Mrs C M MuUantcan Steaartstoun CoTymne
Kenned) SrR KCMG OL Cultra ^laoor Cra g
avad Co Doan
Kennedy Robert Mount Salem Dundonald Co Down t|
Kerr Robert Clntsfinnan Stranoeuin Co Antrim '
K id J Gtoi* H u LouihtetuVlaiii Co Down
KUJen J S Holestone Doagb Co Antnm
Kingstnore Jnsei b Old Park House Old Park Bellast
Kteley H \V Btooenh U Dungannon. Co Tyrone
K k Mis J H The P nee Neatonbreda Co Down
Kirkpatn k G Lisnaneary Augher Co Tyrone
Kb \\ Ison Badyrea Co Aitnagh
Knox J E*e e Hill Dotugbadee Co Down
Knox J A Lakeview Lishan Sa ntlield Co Down
Knox Broo-ne Capt T A H Aughestaine F vesuletoi
Co Tyrone
Kyle H A J Tbe D amond Farm Fintona Co TyTooe(P)|
Kyle J Cranagciagb Culybackey Co Antnm '
Xyle R H Kn^moyle House Omagh Co Tyrone
Kyle W GalgorraPans GtacebiU Co Aeuun
Lagan Patrick Funanmore Moneymore Co LondoodenT
Lane Atkinson Mrs Rush Hall Luoavady Co. Loodoo '
Langhlin J Culmore House Kilrea Co Londonderry (4)1
Laverty Eduard Drunuds Coagb Co. Tyrone '
Law J Grange House Toomebridge Co Antnm
Law John Kuwarlin Hillsborough Co Down
Lawless D J TullyodonneU Rock Co Tyrone ,
Lawrence A Lisalbanagb Magbeiafclt Co Losdondeiryj
Lawrence Rbt Moaeybaw Moneymore Co l.«idondciTy|
Lawrence S Glenview Farm ^uiUy bloceymore Co
Londonderry
Leetnan Geo Gtangemore House Armagh Co Armagh (s)
Lec« A LubyTaw Aidtrea, Stewartscoua Co Tyrone ^
Degge James Tbe Cottage Ballycairy Co Antnia
Leslie ] G Leslie Hall, Ballymoney Co Antrun
L£SU£i B Bellagby Co Londonderry
Lindsay E C Annvale House Ready Co Armagh
Lindsay Tbos Deny boy House Crossgar Co Dowii(p*)|
Lmton R J Bumfoot Brougbsbane Co Antnm
Linton. S dc T KilJycowan Glarrylord C^ Antnm J
Llpsett J J Kilyban Fveanletown Co Tyrone t
Uttle S Lismore Lisdourt Bally gawley <Jo Tyrone I
Little T G Lsnaueary Augher Co Twone
Livingstone Samuel, Ballyaputge PotUterty Co. Down
lusng J A Ballyl g Magheratname Co. Antrim f.
Long MissW L Culmore Highlands. Limavady Co Derry
Loughnu R J , Omtor Cookstown Co Tyrone
Love Isaac, Kilcrecn Glatryford Co Antnm
I,ove V M. Foyles de Bready Slrabane Co Tyrone
Lowry R„ Bready hixahane Co Tyrone
Lowry Lt.~Col R T G Pomeroy House, Pomeroy Co
Tyrone (,J
Luke A & J D Ballylumtnin AbogbiU Co. Antrim
Lundy, \V J Camekbrack PoynUpass.Co Ainugb t
Lusk,J KnockahoUet, BelJait, Co, Antnm
Lyle Samuel IsUndmore Ballymoney Co Antnm (s)
Lyness %V J., TuUyard House Moira Co Doum
Lyons, Robert Ballygaw Ballymoney Co. Antnm.
Lyons, J J Klvmdale Newtounstewart Co Tyrone
R Uounteastle Donrmcpna Co Tyrone t
Lyttle Samuel, kloyletr»,C4rvagh Co. Londonderry j
Shorthoni
ShorthofA
D Shixthom
D Sbortborn
Sbortl oflt
AbesitcA Anguxl
Sbortborn '
Sbortbont
Sbortbofia
Slortliom
Sbonbofia
Shortboirt
D Sbonbom
Shortboffl
Sbonboro
Shortboiri
Short heun
Shorthorn
Shorthona
Jersey
Uvsyford
D Shortbom
Ayrshire
D Shonbwh
Calloway
Fries an
Shoetbom
Jersey
U Sbertbora
ShonhoRt
Sbortbon
Fnesiaa
Aberdeen Aagusj
Aberdeen Aagusl
Sbonbom '
Sboitboni
D Sbtftbora
Sbortborn
Sh^lbona
Sbotihons
SbottbMo
SbiWtborn
Sbortboni
Sbortbern
D Sbciithoen
Shortbom
Fnesiao
Kentoed
Sbortborn
Red PoB
Sbortborn
Irish Mo led
D SlKstbom
D Sbortbont
D Sbortbont
Shorthorn
Sbofiboni
Shortbom
Sbortbont
Sbortborn
Name and Address
M
MAdam Russell Sycamore House Upper BallysiUao,
BcHast Antnm.
McAleer Joseph,TuUyhogue Dungannon Co-Tyrone
Mc.Aleef latnck loineroy Co Tv-rone
McAIooslo j K llycdwan ClarryforJ Co Antrim.
McAsbIe J Cite^ Casllederg Lo Tyrone
StacAule) Chat Caugberty Broughvbanc Co. Antrun (p)
M Bn mC H DerrysonniUy Co Fennanagh
UcUiiJe J AnahilL Hdlboro Co Down
Mclin to j Jr Lisnagunagb Uusbm Us Co Antrim,
McUtide S MaytkUd Uruughvhane Co Anlnni
McDnde W S Crouinagleo Co Amugb
McCard Urn Carman Magberafelt Co Londonderry
McLa f oo U John Ckmkeen Ratulaistovia Co. AelUloi.
McCartney W Ijm naney Coagb, Co Tyrone
McCaugbey T I gl sb Kalhkenny Co AOtnm
McCaugbey U Uiaio CtubtUy Ballyn ena Co. Antnm.
McCauslaod, M M Dtenagb Limavady Co London
derry (ipjtl
ay Mmuef Irougbla Castlederg Co Tyrone. '
Irllaod Jan es, BMlygowan Banbndge Co Down.
MeCI Han d K il Annobugb House Lougbgall Co-Armagh]
McClelland & ICoulston Blackpatk House Dnimconel"
Omagh Co Tyrone (
McCIcn bao Mrs Isa^l Ralhtnland Co Down
MeCtenebaa Jas M Kathfriland Co Down ,
McClmtoik M Leymore Ballymena Co Antrim tOtl
McCluckt) J.Cnevagb Cookstown Co Tyrone '
McCluggage J Uallyvemstown Lame Co Antrim
McClure j uort-Gans Randalsloun Co Anirm
McCltiikey L ik J Cluntydoon Omtor Cookstown Co
Tyrone
McConhe Samo I Druriaruai Casilewellan Co. Down
McConnell J Ballon House hUoeby Co Down.
MCouell S Glencair House Old Park BeRasi Co Antrim,
McConntU \N J TbeCovirve Ratbinland Ce Down
McCord J Gorinaguig CoaUsland Co Tyreoe
McCormck A L A T Brookead House Strwirutowo
Mc^ul^f W SewgroveSpa UaUtB^nch Co.Dewn(s)
McCoy Milam F Ivocekhallyaore CasOe Newtown
butler Co. Fermanagh . .
McCtackxa John A LamclthUcker Road, Portadsi^l
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McCracken II Cunn n,.burn House Newto«nnrds,Co.Down|
McCracken J Drumawbey Nrwtewnatdi Co DowtL '
McCrooe H Beach Hollow BaUylugaa BtUynuta Cs
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M Crone Samuel Usaenary Ballymure Co An run,
McCuH^ J Drusvui Liasan Cooksto«n,Co Tytona
McCtillogb VAot J Ballymoil Caogh Co Tyrone .
UcCuUougb Samuel Rose ale Droman Co Down (r)T
MtfuUy b J CtoweU House Ui Uborougb Co Down
MeCutebeon James T rgarve All straeh Co Armagh {i
McDowelLC Mill ew House Moylsgb Bera h Co Tyrone(t)
M Dowell H A Rockmount BaUyblack Co Down
M Elberoa James C. U Altacoan CuvbeodsU Co. Antrun
M LIroy James Pnimwhinney Kesb Co. Fennanagh
MeEvoy J The R vers de Jemtlspass, Newry Co Down]
M Euea \Vm DerletL Mount Noms Co Armagh '
McFadden J Cranshaw Kucubbin Co. Down
MFariane James ICiBeos MounMdd Omagh Co Tyt^l
McCahie J E Ballymaguire House, StewarUtown, Ca
Tyrone _ _
WGsrvey Jas Bunmote House, Cookstown Co Tyrone
McCatvey M i P J Dnimard Lissaa Cookstown Co
Tyrone
McGowan J Tor&crbiUey Ballycastle Co Antnm
MGuckin tAesley DumsscuBion Descrtmaitin Co
H Henry John Lisbamett Comber Co Down
Mlbuoye Rev R J Dervock Co. Antrim _
M Iver J TuUyreavy House Rock Dungannon Co Tyrone]
McKay II Cca gnagerach CuUybackey Co Antrun '
McKeag J ^rangee MilUsle Co Down.
McKee D G Newmills Dungannon Co Tyrone
McKee Edward Detryogue Kilkecl Co Down
McKee F Lake ew ifoneymore Co. Londonderry
McKee J B S Ballygoney Moneymore Co Loadonder^
U Kee J Camus House C^tleroe Coleraine Londonderry
McKee S i Prospect House, Cra gs Co Antrim
McKee T ^ullybuoy Moneymore Co Londoodtrw
MckeemanWJ MovanagherHse Kdrea CaLondonderry
McKet ey W Greengraves Newtownards Co Down.
UcKecaa John, Coeve House Cookstown Co TryoM T
MacKenxie j & J W Drumderg Blackwatertown CaTyrone
McKeown feliv Mcllroystown Aughafalten Ca Antrim
MacKcown J & J T Tarolaught Cough Co Londonderry
McKnilay A Ballynagor Dervock. Ca Antnm
Uekinnev J Creenbiu Ballymoney Co Antrim
MLauchl^ Atm Milford Co Annagb
McLau^iefi J Dunsevenck. House UushtaiUs, Co Antrun
atwfGan F 11 Clenanne. Ca Armagh I
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CATTLE B5?EEDERS-S0RTHERN IRELAND
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CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND
Jameson II J Mul]>rodden DungancoD Co T)rcine SKorUiom
Jameson, KirListonn Clojfa Coletainr Co London bhoKborn
Januson J Balljleatber Burndcnnett Strabane Tyrone Shociboin
Jardme G BaIl>gon*y Coash Co T>rone bhortborn
Johnston Uavid J I^ra die Kidadeas Co 1 enoaoagh bhulhora
Johnston Irv ne L snanck Co lermanagb U Shcnhoni
Johnston J J K Craonj ale Tintona Co Tjrone (/) bhc^thom
Johnston John AtUmoce House rititona Co Tyrone AbenleenAnciu
, ohoston John Moy Co T)R)ne SborlhoTO
ohnston T J Aghak nsal agh Hush Dongannoo Co SboTthora
Tyrone
Johnston U Curgasson Stenartstonn, Co Tyrone t Shorthoia
Johnstone T L WalkmtU Bushmills Co Anttiol Shortbom
Jones John Mahon I ortadonTi Co Annaafa bhorthom
Kane G Qu ly House Coleraine Co Londonderry
Kane V. MaciWtnnon Poitrush Co Antr m
Keane J Hull Moneymore Co Londonderry
Kells U J Lismoncy Cookstovn Co Tyrone
Kel y George Caledon Co Tyrone
Kelly brS Moyallo G Iford Co Doan
Kelso K J Moi e House Rock Dungannon Co T«one
Kennedy Mrs C M Mullaatean Stewartstoun Co Tyrone
Kennedy biR KCMG DL Cullra Manor Craig
avad Co Doun
Kennedy Robert Mount Salem Dundocald Co Doan t
Kerr Robert Cl ntyl nnan Stranoeum Co Anlnn
K dd J Grove HU LeugbbncLIaod Co Doan
KiUen J B liolesto e Doagh Co Antrun
Km»oore Josrab Old I ark House Old Park Bellast
Kmley H Nv sluombid Dungannon Co Tyrone
Kirk Mrs J H TbePnes Isetttonbreda Co Doven
Kirkpalnck G Lisnaueary Augbtr Co Tyrone
Kn pe \\ laon Bal y ea Co Armaeb
Knox J Lagle HiU Donaghadee Co Doun
Knox J A Lakev ew Lsoan Sa ottield Co Down
Knox Browne Capt T A H Augheatatne Fiveouletows
Co Tyrone
Kyle K A J TbeDatnondFann Fntona Co Tyrcne(p)
K) e J Cragnageragb CuUybackey Co Antrim
Kyle R H Knocktuoyle House Omagb Co Tyreoe (p|
K]te,W Galgorm Parks GracebiU Co Antrun
Shorthorn
D Shoitbont
Shorthorn
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Shortbom
Sh^bom
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Shorthorn
Jersey
licrelord
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D bhorihora
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Jersey
D Sbottboin
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Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Sbortbom
Shoitboru
D Sbortbom
Lagan Pam K Funanmore Moneyrtiotc Co Londonderry S
Lane-Atkmson Mrs Rush IlaU Luoatadr Co London C
derry
Laugbks J Culmore House Kiliea Co Londonderry (h) S
Laeeity Ldwaid Dromads Coagh Co.TyioDt S
Law J Grange House Toomebndge Co Aotiun t S
Law John Kilwarlin Hiilsborough Co Do«n S
LairIcsS D J TuUyodonnell Rock Co Tyrone S
Lawrence A Lisalbanagb ktagberafclC Co- Londonderry S
Lawreo e Rbt Moneyhaw Moneytnoie Co Lmdondeiry S
Lawrence S Glcnv ew Farm guiUy Moneymore Co S
Londonderry
Leeman Geo Crangemore House Armagh Co Armagh (fj I
Lees A Lubyraw Atdtrea Stewartstown Co Tyrone S
Legge James Tbe Cottage Ballycarry Co Antnio J
Leslie j G Leslie Hall Ballymoney Co Aotiun I
LESLIE R. Bcllaghy Co Londonderry t S
Lindsay L C Ansvale House Keady Co Actnagb 1
Lindsay Thos Derry boy House Crossgar Co DownlPM S
lanton R J Bumfoot Broughshane. Co Antrun I
Linton S 4e T KdJycowao, Glarryfoid Co Antrun t
LSpstU J 3 Kilyhan. Fivettiletown Co Tyrone y
Litt e S Lismore Lisdourt Bally gawley Co Tyrone
little T G L snaweary Augher Co. Tyrone
Livingstone Samuel Ballyspurge Portaletry Co Down t ^
l^g J A Ballylig Magheracname Co.Antrim t
Long E Culmore HigblandKLimavady Co Derry
ImuehrULR J.Qmtot Cookstown Co Tyrone
Love Isaac Kilciecn Glarryiord Co Antrun
Love V hL Foy esde Uready Strabane Co Tyrone
Lowry R., Bready Strabane Co Tyrone
Lowry LU Cbl R T G Pomeroy House, Pomeroy Co.
Tyrone u\
Luke A A: J P Ballylumimn AhoghiB, Co- Antrim
Lundy, W J Camckbrack Poyntipass Co Aimasb t
Lusk J Knockahollet Belfast, Co Antrim
Lyle Samuel 1 landmore Ballymoney Co Antrim Ir)
Lyness W J Tullyard House Moira Co Down
Lyons, Robert. Ballygaw nallymOMy Co Antrim,
Lyons, J J Rlveisdale Newtownstewart, Co. Tyrone
Lyons JL Mountcas le. DoocaKma Co Tyrone f
LytUe Samuel kloylctra Garvagh,Ca Londonderry *
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UAdam Russell Sycamore House, Upper HallysiUan
Belfast Co Antrim t
HcAkcr Joseph, TuUybogue Dungannon Co Tyrone
McAleer 1 atnck { o ncroy Co Tyrone
McAlonao J Killyiuiwan CUrry/ord Co, AnlrtsL
McAske J Creevy CasUedrrg Co Tyrone
MacAuley Chat Caughmy Brougbsbane Co.Aotnm Ip)
MBna G It Dctryeanncliy Co Fermanagh
McUnde, I Anahdt. H Uboro Co Down
Mcllnde J Jf Lisnagunagb flushmills Co Antrim.
Mcltmle S May fold Uroughsbane Co Antnm
Mcllnde W S Crossmaglca Co, Annagb
MoCard Wm Carma a Maghrrafelt Co Londonderry
McCamoU Join Clot keen Kandalstoun Co Antimi.
McC^ney W Dm laney Coagh Co Tyrone
McCaugbey T Laliib Kathkenoy Co Aotnm
McCautchey Vk U am CrebiUy liallyniena Co. Antnm
^lcCau•ialld M M Dioiagb Liinavady Co London
derm (rpjt
McCay Samu I Froughla CasUederg Ce Tyrone.
M Ckllaod Ja net Ballygowan Basbndge Co Down.
M Cl llaad K H Anntibugb House LougbgaU Co Crtnatb
McCleUand ie KouUton Blackpaik House Dnimcooely
Omagh Co Tyrone (0
McClen ban Mrs Isabd Rathfriland Co Down. J
McClro ban Jas kl Kathfnland Co Down J
McCInlock M Leymore Ballymena Co Antnm (rjt ‘
McCluckey J.Cnevagb Copkstown Co. Tyrone. ‘
McCluggage J Uallyvemstown Lame Co Antrim 1
McClure J Cotl-Garn RandaLlowQ Co. Antrun ‘
McCIuskey C & J Cluntydoon Omtor Cookstown Co- i
Tyrone
McCoo be Samuel Dnimaroad Casilewellao Co. Down |
McConnell J Halloo House fv liincby Cc Down I
MConoell S GIrocarrHouse OtdPark Belfast Co.Antjvs I
McConnell M J TbeCouise RathlnlaniLCo Down {<) S
McCord J Cortnagu g CoaiiUand Co Tyrone |
McConv It A £ & T Btookend House SiewarUtown i
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McCosh Dav J KinbaUy Brougbshaor Co Antn a f
McCoubrey W SewgioveSpa Uallynabutcb Co Down(i) S
McCoy W Uiam F KoockoaDyTiiort CasUe Sewtown I
butler Co Fermanach £
McCrackan John A tamckblaeker Road Portado^ F
Co Aniugh e
McCracken K Cunn ogbum House Ne«lownards,Co Down |
McCracken J Druinawbey Kewtownatds Co Down. o
McCiooe II Beach Hollow Bally lugaa Ballynure Ce L
Anu m 1 .
M Crone Samuel Usmenary Ballymure Co An run. £
McCullocb J Pmmard Latsn Cmkstown Co. Tyrone S
McCulkgb viriia. J.,BaUymQ I Caogb Co Tyrone b
McCullough Samuel Rosevale Dromara Co. Down (t)t o
McCuUv S J Crowell House, Hdlsborougb Co Down L
McCuicbeon James Trgarve Albtttagh Co Annagb (tj =
McDowelLC HiBvew House MoylagbUera h Co Tyroatlsl b
M DmcU H a Kockmount BallybUek Co Down r
M Etberon James C M AlUcoan Ciishendall Co Antnm G
M Clroy James Drumwh nney Kesb Co Feitnanagb l
M cEvoy J The Rivers de, Jnrettrpais hewiy Co Down b
M Lwen Wm Derlett Mount Noir s, Co Annagb *
UcFaddeo J Grao^aw Kircubbm Co. Dows L
M Farlane James Kdlens ilountl eld Omagh Co Tyrone L
McCah e J E Ballymaguire House Stewartstown Co. s
MGaiwy Jas Dunmoie House Cookstown, Co Tyrone F
McCarvey 4 P J Dnimard Lissaa Cookstown Co. S:
McCowSTj Torberbdley Ballycaslle Co Antnm t ®
MCnckin Wesley DuioascuUion Desertmartin Co Down l
M Henry John L sbamett Comber Co Down f.
M Hmoyle Rev R.J DervoeV Co. Antnm . W J
M Iver J TuUyieavy House Bock Dungannon Co Tyrone ai
M cKay ii Craignagcra h CuUybackey Co Antnm g
McKeae J Ciangee Mil sle Co Down ci
McKee O G ScwmiUs Dungannon Co Tyrone |
McKee Edward Derryogue ^keel Co Down e,
McKee P Lake ew Moneymore Co Londonderry . _
McKee J B S Bal ygoney Moaeytaole Co Londonde^ oi
M Kee 1 Camus House, Castleroe Coleraine Londonderry r>
McKee S J Prospect House, Craigs Co AntM
McKee T TuUybuoy Moneymore Lo Londonderry oi
McKeexnamW 1 Movsnaghcr Hse Kilrea Co Londonderry |
McKel ey VV Greengraves Newtounards Co- Down. |
McKenna J<*n,CncveHouse Cookstown Co Trysne T
MacKena e J * J W Drumderg BUckwatcttowmCo Tyrone u
McKeowo FebT Mcllroystown Augba/atteu Co.^inm D
MacKeown J 4j T Tamlaught Coagh Co Londonderry ai
McKinlay A BaUynagor Dervock Co Antnm l
UcKncey J Greiiih il Ballymoney Co Antnm p
V Lauebma Wm kfilford Co Annagb 1 ^
McLaughleo J Dunsever ck House, BushmilB Co Aotnm S
Marleaii .F H., Glenannc, Co Armagh bl
Jersey
Aberdeen Angus
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
D Sbortbom
Sbor horn
Shorthorn
D Shortbom
AberdeemkogUS
D Shortbom
Shortbom
D Shorthorn
D Sbortbom
Shocthom
Aberdeen Angus
MAC— SHA
CATTLE BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND
293
Nam; uid Addic&s
Maclean J U Pnestlaad Colera ne Co Londondeiry
McLean Tlomat, Lianacnoirow Magherafelt Co Do«n
McMaster K Saltenlonn MashrraldtiCo Londonderry
Macmillan il & J^CLntyCbxnHouse Cattlecaullield Co]
Tyrone
McMiUar John Ballmafe gb Stranocum Co Antnm
McM nn \\ J Corrainey Dungannon Co Tyrone
McMuUan J & A Crucken Camalbana Droughshant
Co Antnm
M Murray R Ganaghey Banbndge Co Down
McNab kichard Clogber House Down^atnck Co Down
^l Neary T Goran BlackhiiJ Coleraine Co Londonderry
McNeigb T J Whitewell Road Belfast Co Antnm
M Neill A OwencloQgb) Camalbana Brougbsbane Co.
Antnm
McNeil Dayid J., Clontonacally CarryduU Co Down
M Nincb Robert BaU)-mullock Lame Co Antnm
McRolxrts John Dunturkey Dall)clare Co Antiim
Mc\ e gb, R Killylisa Dungannon Co Tyrone
U\egh,T J Fairy Knowe WbiteweU Road Belfast,
C^ Antrim
Mc\ey E B Knockacoony House Cookstown,Co Tyrone
McV cker J Craignamaddy Slranoeum Co. Antnm
MadiU John CrankiU Dall)'mena Co Antrim
Magee Wm. Foydra Lisbellaw Co Fermanagb
MagilL J Lesbum Street Hillsborough Co Down
Magowan J MuUagbcreevy Donagbmoce Co Tyrone
Magowan J 1 Mountmoms LoughgiUy Co Armagh
Maguire, P J Dnimswords Coranny Newtownbutle
C^ Fermanagh
Manderson F TbeH U Cn iml i n Co Antnm
>fann W J , Hillhead CasUedawson Co Londonderry
MarcbbanlnJ AgnculluralScbool GrceomouBt Muckamor.
Co Antrim (^)|
VlaiV,J M Limasady JuntUon Co Londoodetiy (k)
>IarlC M Carrowmeoa Miroe Co LoodondeRy (kir
Manball J Keenaghas Moy Co Tyrone '
iiUrtin Dr A G ^lanor House Docgiven Co. London
Maruaf^^ur MUlmeunt, Dnsdonald, Co, Down.
Martuu Mxa. E S,, Laurel Kill Mostoomi Co AtTBag!i
Matbew* Samuel, ktountl^ Omagb Co. Tyrone
UaawelLt) LauM HtU, Ballymacbreanan Lisbun Co.
Mayen, J Croucasdly Drumcrooa.Coleniae,Co. Londoo'
Megaug^JaiDe*,Balblxg AbogbiU Co Aolfim.
Mesaw J , Limepark, TuUjb^e Dunganrion Co. Tyrone
Mrgaw W J DallybayUnd lUllymooey Co Antnm '
Mi]ea,J CorestowB HouK. Moy Co. Tyrone
Mdlat J R Lufgey Sbetteygnom. Dune anom Co.Tt
M illar Vm AugbacuUy Augbafattea Co Antnm
M er R Dfummeeo barm Moaeymore Co. Loodonderryl
Miler Robert, Cloughf a Scewartsteun Co.T)rooe '
M Uer Tbonut BalTyno Aaltim
M 11 ken llugb Ballyrogan Newlowtsanls. Co. Down
M lUa Robert, Cordaoall Creyabbejr Co Oowil (d
Milne, R Uallynach loyntxpais Co. Armagh
M Ithell Cayt \V C Raihmoyle. Helen a Bay Co.Oewn(i)
M t <b eii, W J Larry Cormi^ bloacymore CoXondon
Mitcbe^V S OImda,Crai|:asad,Co.Do«s
Molfttt, R Dallyieagh. CookstowB Co. Tyrone
Monlford, James, Braugbshane, Co. Anitio .
MoolgoiBCTy J Hill House Slattabogie Maghera Co.
Londonderry '
Vloon D M MontiUy Sion UiUa, Co. Tytona
Moore H.. Moore Lodge. Newry Co. Down
Moore J..CanowTtarh Moeude, Co Antnm
Moore J B., CUdr Trmplepatn k Co. Antnm -
Moore Nenocdr a M lUiam, Ballynacanson Mascseqou
Coleraine, Co. LoctJcodetry (i]
Mocre.M S..Molcnaa Londondeny
Mocre, R.. irsesUand Colerame Co. Loodooderry „
Mom,T aw J MuUagbtunherUnd. Ponighmare. Co.|
Mouses H S.. MJ}., Bellevue, Blaekhill, Colemae,!
Loodooderry
McmsoD.J..R iubnde,Deir)baw Tt^an CekAnnagb
Momseo J A Manor Mater House, Uwaskca, C
Mcmsoe JohnB JJ*,DanTdraia.Duiunorf7 Co.Antrim|
Mcrtuw Geoege KingueaL Comber Co. Dow a „ i
Ucnuw John Hcrcn. \\eodalc.Kn9CkdeM Farts, knock
UeJasU Co. Antnm
Morrow S F Ardicoo kdl)le«th Co. Down
Moutrar Mate* A l... Favour KoyaL Aurber CosTyrcoa
Moutray M S. T, Ttewtii'OiH. Moy Cm Tyicoe „ „
MttUrao James, DrooiccTbague, CerVett, &aadn..ge
Co. Dc.«n 1 y)
Mordoeb. Alee, Haw lIiJ R ingoeevr Comber Co. Dow*
Muro.xb.R V>,L*uie»sWjMc7 CmTyro* „
UunbT Jan>e«,CkunlnLrrvga<ad.Co.IX:w* „
Murray n. W, BaUrbrey Hoaiee iVrtadown. Co. Armagh
Murray IL U, Ardoaivigh, Go .Antnm „ _
Muiray J^CanxAmanoco, Ba''ycow4a,Co. Dow*
Mutny j, Lanadownc. Ba.)Uni7 f a rannew y Co.|
Antnm '
Mtttiy I.C ocds -Bo e y Magbaalelt. Co. lomdJo. l < « ry
D Sborthota
Shortbesik
Shorthom
SborlboRS
Sbortbora
Shorlbcm
D Shortbom
D Shortbons
D Sbortbora
D Sbortbora
Insb Mculed
Galloway
D Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbonlmra
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
D Sbortbcni
Shortbmn
Sbortbora
D Sbeetbon
AboderaAngwa
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbonboro
Shottbera
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sboitbeni
Shenbora
D Sbortbora
D Sbortbm
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbmn
Jeraey
Sboeibora
D Shortbara
Sbortbora
Fnman
D Sbortbora
D SbonbcTB
Red Poa
Sbertbora
Jeney
•t J D Ballygooey Coagh Co. Tyrone
Resbitt Jobfi A Ballydagen Downpatrick Co Down
Nesb tt T C DaUygoney Coagb Co Tyrone
Neabtt tt A Deechgrovr Dungannon Co Tyrone
V - leO J A Ballyelander, Bailee, DownpatneJt CoJ)own|
— ‘■—'A Beech HiU Londor •
a Augbet Co Tyrome
Oakey Tbomai Lunayady Co. Londonderry
Oplby CoL R J L D S O Felbpar House Dungiven
Londonderry (k)
OkeiU Jofao Bntiah Citunlin Co. Antnm
O Rourkc C, Mootb Street, Stcwaitatown, Co. Tyrone
Orr A Tonaghnietre, Saint/ eld Co. Down
Orr R Dallj-sudden Farm, Cookatows Co Tyrone
Orr W J Lsnacroy Cottage Beaburb Co Tyrone
O&borae W J W Campsey Londonderry (»>)f
Owens S.S BraeCownliouse Clrawberry CmAntnm
Shorthom
Sborthcra
Shorthorn
D Sbortbora
Shorthom
Shorthorn
D Sbortbora
Fnesian
Iriab Moiled
D Sbortbora
D Shonbocn
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
D Sbortbora
Pakenbam Ced HA CMC t.a.igr,Mvt Tivtge^ C nimtm^
Co Antnm '
Palmer J Moneybaw Moneymore Co. Londondeny
Park J KnockaboUet Beliast, Co Antnm
Park John Legalsy Babyclart Co Antnm
Parkea J Teemore Taadragee Co Aitnagb
PalUnoo A KilJ>-nurt Cai^ulf C^ Down
Patterson. D Castlma Beliast Co. Actnm
Pattenofl C Laurel Collage Moy Co Tyrone
PaiienoD H Drumadraw Coleraine Co tondoodeiTT tl
PalunoB J Grange PO Moy Co Tyrone '
Pailenoe John DeUaouat.Mar^'L^ap Co. Down.
^tUnoe J Old Raceesuise Downpalnck, Co Down
Paitmoo >ira.L KJenton Collage, Demagby Diinmanr
CmAntnia
Pattersoa T H Buraude, Doagb Co. Antrim t
Patton Tbio kObnebt, Cryyabbey Cm Down
Paul AleiaoderC MoyUrg.CU(T7ford.Co Down
PankS Balbnabone More, ''Ugber* LondcndeiTy
Paul W CamckoUelt klacbera Co l^ndonderry
Petry James. Ballyculior Holywoed Co Down ,
Pettacnw Hugh Dramra, BoaramiUs UaburaCo.Down tl
PetUmew J &F R,Egb^Brougbsbarie Co Aatna I
Porter Jobo B^ykaodiaa Ballygowas Co Antrtm (/}|
Porter W P Connaere* Mouoijoy Omagb, Co. Tyrone
Price. Uisa^Tbe Cottage Oldpaik Belfast Co. Antrim
Pnngit H MocirFann.BaJyi;awler Co Tynme
Pun-is.S A,Ccrtigal SUwariatoi^ Co. T}-nnio
Q
QCALE, EEDLET StrangSord. Co. Down „
r J,Iloa4bUka>e,BallyTBiQney Co. Antnm
'towncimOJagbai^Co LoodcDdetiy (i
•— ..vuae Bally n a h incb. Co. Down ,
KeidiA Carclmly Cra r CmAntrim *1
' Jlanbn^ Co.pown £F)t
Rod I II TuDygluab House. ^
Kesd.tt H,luJlTT»waa.CtarTyfcrt.Co.....,_
Kaebardaon, C. House Co. Tvrone
Robh,AU Arthur Lauaabceenr House Delfast,Co.Aatilml
RoM> C, tt no i l u d e, I ortadown Co. Armagh , » f
KU«tica.Ma^l>c«leep,Uoavadr Co.LuodanderryCe t|
Rctaaaca. A., Dartry Luige. Cbaricmoot. Moy Co.Tynme
KoUnjoa.}l., KiJybia,Alliatngb Co. Armagh '
Rotaosaa, Juba, Darrmam, ^ Tyreem
KoUaacs Juba A, Craege, UreaJy3crabaae,<ATyTSBe<i
R rf upa c m. T J terycney piwtadowa. Co. Armagh
FUAessoa. W, Ktnargo I louM ki3rB>aa.Uoy CmT|Too<<]l
K < «.»a c m. H Pouoagb. kiJylee.Co. Araugb _
RouiVr C. O, 5t«w4rtilown.C<i.TyTaos _ „
KialdrlLNelaca La urvl Moon b LorgaOL. Co. Armagh
Ki a a r J. J, PKtka, Kaaiabtgwn, Cm Antrim
SeaSyT ..
Ncxei, C,w#ir AtiBat. 1 are, Armagh ...
NaeU.llegh.BwJvr.waB.IUJ Aainsa ...
we J J Cc..ara. IxmkioMrry ... ,,, ,
. . ... rtownarda. Cm Down
y Co. tgaulwtawyy
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sboeibora
Shorthorn
Sbortbora
P Sbortbora
Shorthorn
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Jrub tudfit
jtjvy
P Sbortbora
D SboRbore
D Sbortban
P Sbortbora
** Sbortbora
Sbo^on
Sbeftbm
Aberdeen Angus
Sbeetbera
Sbonbera
Red Piil
Sbortbora
Sbortbeen
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
D Sbeetborn
Sbortbora
Ateirdcea Angus
Nt^rtboan
Kerry
I) bbertbora
Sbwtbora
Sbmtbcra
Sbortbora
Sborttera
Sbertbn
BLA— OSD
SHEEP BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND
295
BUVriry, D»»^d, Hill Foot, M*«bfr»ViiocJ«, Co Down
Boyd. J»m« U, IUll»Tr»#t L*nie Co. Aalnin .
ll»»i»,CbMWV\t«UiU.loT,Co Dg»n
Sucbaiuo.Ora. J , Nluttisuinry, FictonA,Co Tjroa*
Bard. Lricottr
Bord Let«»t«»,
Botd V«»ce»Uf I
UorJ Lcxnirt
CunCTCTi AlftuidfT. CtuliJown, Co TjToneW!
r.m pwii, Dnid, lJ»Il)-CT«lr Hou»«, Comlier, Co. Do«n
C*nn]fh»el. limn, Uunturkry, Co. Aolnm
SUIltfd. n»U)-»»»toQ, ll»ll)xUr», Co. Antrim
CoiODmt, C*pl. I . U.S O . ICN., Mijbtnnlonple, ll»Uy-
c*»ll» Co Anlrun
Conjbej-. t'lIUim, D»ll}TiiOBer,CiTy»bl)*riCo Dd«b
Cbuabm, J»nir»,CAn^<T»T,>«ill»l>onjuKh,Co liown
Cbiproin, Ji ha I , Annihilt, H ll‘l*on>uRl>, Co. Do*n
Colcinin, ^mutl pronure GUrntord, Co. Anlnm (fj
Crolhrn. Lanl‘ni.Dall}'Ton(r,lUnbndce,Co.Do^|
Da^idion. D . CuTO^Ttacb, DuadontU, Co. Don
Djtlif, J ColUffe Orovp. fcdr»a, Co. Londonderry (A)
Dunlealh, Loiil, • tl»51j'»alltr,Co. Doii-B(A)t
Bait Antruo Sberp Co , The, Dallj-aure, Co Antrim
Bddie, Samuel, woodtale, Uallycruae, Anaalult, HiUi
boroush. Co DO” . ^ _
EUis^ J . DalJvdraio. Comber, Co Down .
Emoe. G«>r;e. TuUrtluitii Banbndje, Co. Don
BaUvatokei. Cktnoatrick. Co Don
Feisuaoo. T.. ilvefhdl C^h, Co Tyrone '
Fiacb, WdUara J C , Kom lioUow, Cuileatrouch,
pau Co AnsaCb
Gatbraith, Jams. ]}allyarectt, Loadeodenr
Galbraith, Thomai A . Ball) araett, LoodoaderTT
CalUgber Exon. e( Tbomai, Tyroddy, Caurebtowo,
Loodooderry
CibMoi^^^^CrMoacreevT, CatUereajb. Co Don
Cibtos D..SeouhStme. Doa-npainck, Co Oowa
t ^Bum. BaU) aabuuli, Co. Do«m
Cibtoa Totrpb, WdodialeilouM, 3 aU}L«el, Cdiu(oea«Ji
lUlisborouib, Co Don
Gi]ebnitBroa,BaBrd«k Ard«Usa,Co Don ..
CiU Robert J. jr, BallymeoaiU Mouse, Disbopscourt,
'DonpaSnek, Co. Don ,
Glean, Robert Clfovale, Cao^e, LoodondniT .. (A)t
Qleaa. Bobert W., Prospect, Catricani. Lnndoaderry
Cnham O B Lafcbfiw usbum Co Antrua .
Graham, 11101 ., JiUrheradartin, KiUsboniueh, Co. Don
Graham, Wm BrookeiouBt House, Damamatbciy,
SamtCeld,Co.Don
Comey, Joseph S , Seolraa, Dromar*, Co Don „
H
Hamilton, Heary, Moybnek, Dromata, Co Don ..
Haasoa.S J , Marieary iUcccguia, Coleraine, Co. Loodoa
Harsey Ceo. Llssboppin House, Omagh, Co Tyrone
Hatnck, Joshua, Cnggut House, Loadoodeny
U«aaia*;,W S Caraew Dromara.Co Down
Henry, Fred., Fedoey. Banbndg^ Co. Don .
Henry T J Oakislaad Farm, Tobermoie, Co Don (r)
Henry' tViUiam BsHyesaigagh, Stranocutn Co Antrim . I
Hewitt.Jsnie*.Tbe<iottag^KilliacbT.Co Don '
Hill I , Cloyiin, Coleraine,^ Loadondetty _ _
Hogg’ Hamilton PaRrry. C.. , • --
llMke. Da\-id Ballj keel Dromore Co Don
Hooke, m G , pruroloucb. Ilillsterou^ Co
CP)t|
ilomci Tbos A A W , BailyaUikilTigsn, Comber, Co .
HomerI%\m T . GUssmoss. Ball) henry Combcr.Co Down!
Hoskm?, I o' &C., The Crescent. Ardalas* Co. Don (r),
Hoskmg James E.. Rinctad. A^lass Co.Dwr '
Hyndham. R , DfOi ' *■' -
u3re,GIaiiyford,Co Antrim
Irvine, W lUiam, Annahilt. HiUsborougb, Co. Don
J
Tardim
...w-v, Fedney Banbndce.Co Don
Jardme.RbU,Blooml>'ld Carvaebr,Banbndce.Co.Don
Jones, ARhibaldC.,An>iahilt,HUlsborDugh.Co Don '
Bord Leiccatrt
Bord Loccsler
Bord Lelceitet
Bord Lriceiter
Ulacklace
Bord Lriceiter
Bord Lricestet
Bord Lriccsier
Bord L/icester
SuBolk
Bord Lricesler
Bord. Lnccitet
Bord. Lriceiter
Sutfolk
Bord Lsiceitet
Suffolk
Bord Lsscoier
Bord. UKcster
Bord Leicester
Suffolk , ,
Bold Vrieaitei
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
Bord L<>e*ri*y
Beni Lewesteri
Bord Leicesler
Bord.I,«icesUr
bulfolk
Bord Leicester
Sulfedk
Bord Leicester
Bead. Leiceitcr
BonLLeicesteT
Sotfolk
Bord Leicester
BonS Leicester
Suffolk
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord leicesler
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
Bord. Leiceiler
Bond Leicester
Bead, Leicester
Name and Addms
KtQy.Adara J ,DallTaUoa,I>ownpatri‘k,Co Down
kean^y Joseph M.,L4ckca House Ball>ronfy llanbridri
Co Don
kind. K , Laymorp, Callymma. Co Antrim
Lennna. I atrick J.,S>Uyelrd,l ortaleny, Co Down
Lowry, Jiogk Liibane Ccealer, Co. De^n
Low^, Ll^CoL R. T. C., Pomeroy Mou
M
McAbitcr, A, Jr, titand Uacallioa. Stranocuio. Co Don
McCana James. Hill Pans, kilUnthy, Co. Down
McCaugbaa.J E . BaU>bregigb, AnnoT, Co Aatnni
McCauiland, kl kL, Ikrougk Lfmaiady, Co. London
derry fcpit
McClrlla^ A Roulstoa, Dlackpark Sloiise, Drumcooely
Omagh, Co Tyrone
.Ltve^t.BaMyTma.C* kr.ti'es ‘
McConnell, \V J . The Comae. Kathfriland Co Don .
McCoubny, Arthur, CrovehiU, Spa, Ballynabincb.Co Do<
McCoubrey.W .Nrwrrove Spa.uatlyaahiacb.Co Dan(c)
rady.Ceorge, Edentnllick, Ililisbarougfa.Co Don
McCullough, Samuel, Itosevale, Dromsra, Co Don
McCutebeon, James, Tirgarve, Allistnth, Co Armagh (c)
McDncU. C, HiUvicw House, klojlsgh, Ueragb, Co^
MciJiiion). J I, , uromlyn --
kIcCosen. William M. Waverttre Mouse, Lougbnes,
Mewtonards. Co Don '
McGregor, John, Ctintagb BallyaabmchiCm Don
McGregor, Robert W , Becch^, ktagbercooluee. Hills
borough, Co Down
M Ilmpyte. Iter R J , Drrvock, Co. AaRub
M ellwaiae joba Saiatlield.Co Down
Msck,R ,M»iVirw, Uallymaear
iw, Uallyrnaean, Ballybriunch, Co Den
MeKcagb,J S.KiUaugbry Dosarbadee.Co Don
MeKee.^w^UaaB^Hill,uihinUed ^E«n .
Met^try, R , Woodlands Lambeg Co Aatnm
McLean, J . Migbtowti, Wbiteweli, Uelfstt. Co. Aatrun
McManaus, J. Upper Dallykiae, Oallynahiaeh, Co Dowal
McWhiaaey, A , Crosinamuckley, Newtenwards,Co J>on
■ i, J , K«laio>aa|[if, Knotkab^et, Co Aolnm
MeWdbams, J , K«lmo>aagir, kaockaboUet, Co Aolnm
McWilliarot S, Craigantlet tlouse Djhdooald, Co Don,
klageao. Darnel C . l^grgowan, Saiotfuld, Co Don '
Mageao Thomas, Darrach Cross, Sainttirid Co Don .
Uagdl, D If Krnbally, Ballymena, Co Antrua
Magill,H. Armor, Co Antrim
MagiU Jas.&Robert. Mullouebdna, Dromara.Co Down
Mal<mawoii,Davii1C.,WbiCeapots Newtownards, Co. Don
Martin, A . Diamond View House, Skeogb, Baabcidgt
Co Don
ktartin. Jobs, BaUymacbrennan, Lisburn Co Don
Meeke, Robert A Sons, Fedney, Droman, Co Don
Mmui Robert, Cordo(iaU,Cre>abbey Co Down . (c
MiUug, James Aureca Comber Co Down
Minnis,] J Uossvale, TuUyoagee, Ballyeowao, Co Down I
Minus J Moss View BaUymerasboo tullincby.Co Down'
MiIcbelIgG I Uervue House, Millisle Co Down
MiUhen Cant W C . Ralhmoyle Helen S Bay, Co Down(e)
Moody.T, Cashel Ma£oaa,uui,CQletauie,C<iIu»idniid)>rcy
Moore, A. & Sous kIiIecrcesLodge,hfwtowiiard>.Co Dows]
Moore J , loughgall Co Armigh
Moore, J Pinecrott Lougbnes, Newtownards, Co Don ,
Moore, Kennedy & William, Ball) naoumcm, Macosqmn,
Coleraine Co Londonderry felt
Mocrow, James Jr , Kerrs Farm, Magberascouse. Bally
gowaa Co Town
Morrow, John, Mount Alexander Comber, Co Down
Morrow, Koberi, CamcuUagb, Stranooum Co Autrun
Morrow, Thomas B . Ardhurst Farm, TuUyweri, Saintfield
Co. Down t
MoUinn. James, Dromorehoague. Corbett, Bashridge
N
Neely, J H , Kildru m , Londonderry
Bord Leicester
Bord I eicester
Bord Irficeiler
nUcklace
Bold Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
Blackface
Kurd 1 eicester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
Bord Leicester
Bord, Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicesler
Suffolk
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
Bord Leicestrt
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
Suffolk
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
esur
Bold Leicester
^rd Leicester
Bord i^icester
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
Bord Leicester
Bool La'ceslet
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
Bead Leicester
Bead Leicester
Bort Leicester
296
SHEEP PIG BREEDERS— NORTHERN IRELAND
PAT— MCC
Name an4 Address
Name and Address
Patton Sam Herdstom House Donaghadee Co Dowcti
Patton Wm TteHdl Loughnes Newtowoards.Co Down
PeaKe James & Sons Rose Lane 13alJ}-macam Sally '
nah nch Co Down
PUkington A J ParVtnore Co Antrim
Porter Um LdentrUIick HiUsborougb Co Do«n
Prent ce Samuel BaU)ininstia KiUin^) Co Down
R
Rankm Dr W Newtowncunningham Co Londonderry (c) I
Red C & J hiUycowan Glarryiord Co Antil a
Re d John Sallymaglave Bailyoatuntli Co Down
Reid C.MoumeView BaUyroney Banbndge Co Down
Robinson H S MUltowa Newtoncunrungbam, London
Rob o!
Robiu
1 J A . . -
3 W K Onego House KdI}Q
Moy
- (t)
Rourke VViUiam J Tyres Brae Downpatrrk Co Down[
Rowan Tbomas SaUymacarniey BaUyward Sanbndge
Co Down
Rush H Gallyworpby AnnahUt, KiUsborougb Co Down]
Rusb Tbomas Clintagb Sallynahinch Co Down
Seott Samuel Camew N nallan Dtomani Co Dou-n
Scott W Camcknaveigb BoardmiUi Lasbuni Co Downf
Sbaonon S Oakiield Derrybeg Lunavaidy Co Loodoo
derry
Sbannoa W j Sessbrook Umavady Co Londonderry (rf
Sbarvm \ aceotO TbePark Strangford Co Down '
S mpaon Robot tlount Pleasant Ually^beagh Lambeg
Co Aotntn
Qord Leieesier
tionL tA oester
Bord lA cester
BUcktate
Oord Le ceSter
Sold LescMlet
Bold Lonester
SuHdUc
Bord Le cester
Be tester
Suffolk
Dora LeReslrr
Bord Lcfcalet
Suffolk
Bord Leicexter
Bord. Leicrsier
Suffolk
Smib HllC Clenbank 13aUycasUe.Co Antrim
Saytlk W R Galiyalgm Crossgar Co Down (tPllI
SocnervUe MiUiam D The Ilawe Uallycreto Bally
lubiacb Co Down
Stockdale \Via.J Ballynoc Downpatrick Co Down
Stokes S BallyinLirphy Annahdt H Usborougb Co Down|
Stroghi %\il2iamj Ballyyiekard Lame Co Antrim
Tkmnpsoa. Kobe t CbutcbVale kiZUotby Co Down (tk)l
TbompsoD Robert J Ballykine Balhnahncta Co Oowd:
Tbomsoa Messrs Bngg lloodburo M Antnm '
Lpncbatd William F ElnifrU CUford, Co Down
\arKe E ^urebtown Londonderry
W
Wallace O J MoucneView BaUynabacb Co.Dov>n
Walt Jobo Metj Pednet k nallen Dromara. Co Downl
Wer Jas Backnamullagb Dromore Co. Down 1
WeDwood 3 D J P CarroHStaave knodk,Co Dtran^rphli
WUsoa James Cteevy Lubum Lo Douo
Loo S J Drummond House. F ntona Co Tyrone
Workman Maj W E H J P Carroudors Castle
Donagbadee Co Down {fpkiJU
Bold. Leicester
Bord. Leicester
Bord. Leiceslef
Bord. L* cester
Oord. Leicester
Bord. Leicester
Oord Leicester
Bord. 1 e cester
Bord. Leicester
Bort Le cester
Bord Le cester
Dtacktue
Bord Le cester
Btfd Leicester
Suffolk
doling Janies 'If F CcUeroont Colcratne Co Loodoodeny Bont Leicester
Pig Breeders
Name and Address
Abetcen Duke d Barons Court Sewtowostewart Co
Tyrone (es)
Agncultural College County Committee of Agncultuie
Muckamore Co Antnn (ri
Anderson I A k Ualiss House Fmtona, Co Tyrone it)
Andrews The Rt Hon j M Maxwell Court Combw
Co Down (ft)
Askw tb J L H Ad artiey kesh Co Ftisianagh
B
Daike T C Antnm Road L sbuin Co Antnm
Barton H D M Hie Bush Antr m
Baxter Charles U Clanmutiay Dromore Co Down (cslj
Bell D H W ndmill Farm Ooag h Co Tyrone ' '
Bell G H Money haw Money more Co Tyrone
Dell Henry EdenfeU Milltborougb Co Down
Bell Robert \V Fru th U HUlsborougb Co Down
Bell Samuel A. FortwiUiam HOUboiou.b Co Downses)
Cbarl on Thomas Kildnim Dromore Co Tyrone '
Cochrane ^layor R F E Red Castle Londmiderry
^brine W J Donaghamt Beragh Co Tyrone l
Cowdy E ^ummensUnd Loughga 1 Co A^agb (r)tl
Cumiaing Thomas Jr Bottom Ballymena Co Anlnm
Cuimingham J Glencairo Belfast Co Antrim "
Dales Hugh M n.
Belfast Co Ai
Davin Arthur James Hai Ibani
•nagroarty Londonderry
T— D.i. Uerty Newtons
Agriculture bortbem Ireland
Spnngtown BaUy
Co-Tyi
Dick, Tom, Badyn uUerty N ewtonstewait Co. Tyrone (ell
D ck e Jos Cottage Gro e K Irea Co Londonderry ir;]
Dcloughan \V J A The Bungalow DonaeJoney Li *
_^John Whinpark House Woodend Stra
Wfn Janes h Iwaughter Castle Lame Co AnU
Dunl ath Lard,BaaywwLwtVk Co Dc<i«.^s>1
L.\V Ub'«r
LW Ifbtee
LW Dteter
L\V Lister
LW UUter
L.W Ulster
LH Ulster
LW Ulster
LW Ulster
LW Ulster
LW UUter
LW Ulster
LW Ulster
LW Ulster
LW Ulster
L.W Ulster
LW Ulster
LW Ulstet
Large White
Cabbe W ttum Ballywoolea CrexogaT Co Down It)
Galbraith," H Cnigadooes St Johaston, Lohdonderr^f)
Glenn Robert. Gleavaie Canpue Londonderry (i)t
Cordon W CooUyth House Cootsjth Randalstown '
Co AntniD
Goutlar Jas Derrybor Cottage. Crossgar Co. Dows I
Gray Peter P Dirrow Fmrey Batlymoney Co Abtnui
Hale Jceeph Ballela House Banbndge Co Dows
Hall Hugs Cloolea Lame Co Aotniu
HAST LT COL □ T.,DL XUieny Sr LonStmdeny (t
Hendetsoo J 'V for Governors of Methodist College
Belfast Co Antrim
Hinds A Finkiltagb J ortglenone Co Antnm
Hooke David Ballykeel Dromore Co Down . . . ,
Hopk n Thos J Lyng House CUudy Londondetry (t>
Hutcbioson 0 B Ballygoney Moneymore Co Loadoodeiry
r
Irwu Capt C V C Mount Irwin Tynan Co Armagh
Kane G Qu Uy House Coleraine Co. Londondciry (e J ,
N ng J H Daisy Hm Dromore Co Tyrone
k ng R S knockgorm Banbndge Co Down
kyle H A J Tbe Diamoiid Farm, F ntona Co Tyro:
Kyle R H Koockmoyle House, Omagb Co. Tyrone
Lane W A AjdgaTyan Umavady Co Londonderry
Liggett D A Corboe Clogher Co Tyrone
Llbuis Wiliam Skidysco ban Dromore Co Down 1
Lindsay Tbos Derryboy House Crossgar Co Down \cX
Little George K Uyvalgan Ballywalter Co I^n
Low Geo^ TbeFarm Ballywalter Pa k Co Down
Lynidi James Maydown Camps e Londondeiry
M
Mara) ster S. C Can hue House Camehue Co. London
MAuIer^ Cbas Caugherty Broughshane Co Antrim (f I
M M 'I Drenagb Xjmavady Co. London
d««y ( *!t
L.\V LUter
L.W UUter
L.W Ulster
L.JV LI ter
U'V Uhlet
L IV Ulster
LW
L.\V Lister
LW Ulster
L.W Lister
L.W Ulst«
L'V Ulster
t.W Ulster
LW Ulster
L.\y LI ter
LW Lister
LW Ulster
L W Ulster
LW Ulster
L.W Lister
L-W Ulster
l_Vi LUter
MCO-WTtI
PIG HORSE DREEDERS—NORTHERN IRELAND
297
MCork 1 , D Ii U, lUUptrnrtt Lonaoculmr I
McCf* k»n John A, CwncKbU Wrr Kd-, rortiJown. 1
Co krmacb (0
MfCn km ) A UkbrlUw Co FfTnuMth
M I Iroy Rc*»downfT Hou»» LcwdonJfTTT 1
kUKrr Miv \ D»rKrmn»n Co T>Ton« 1
VtikARn D Clont^o, l^glcap I xrm Lini* tdv Co I
LoniloiMl<-rry
M Liuchl a, John S klAgbfrwl) Dun>dmtielt, Stnbatif
Co T>Ton»
Ma nKbtm.Tb«Hon H Kuakmr niuhmiUt CoAblnm .
MMoh Robm, BalljTOuIlotk Unw Co Aalnm W |
Marebbask J Acncultural Scboul, Gmiunouat klucka <
morr Co Aninm U)
Motnwn Hofh R Meath Park, Colsraine LoodonddiyCkj .
Morrow Robert Jr UaUralfiQ Cfoasrar Co Down I
UuUuran, Jat Dromanbra^e Corbett Uanbndge Co. i
L>o*o (a)
N
Naper J II Bal)>braaasb lloiue.Dowtipatrirk Co. Dows
SeliOD W R Ardlaurach Gleaavr Co Antrun
Nicboltoo. Mrt Francn de LaO Ueeeb lldt, Larxlooderry i
TVKDfMon t C M,.Lon((r1d Eglmton Co LoodotulerTr L.W in>lef
TiUe kin M DuDcn-Ksan Loodonderry (e) L.\V CUter
Tirje John Cutlynnnrr Gaivagb Co Londonderry L.\V liUCer
Ubier Da ry School Loufhry Cookitown Co Tj-tone (r)| L.Vk LUUr
Re d J H TuUeitltuh Houte Qanbndge Co Down (rlt
Robertton. M sa DosUap Limavady Co Londonderry (<ll
Roubtrm Tbomaa, HantUy Oma|h Co Tyront
k\ boo Thomaa, Kirtubbin. Co Down
Uiboo Wdium Cortalee Creenatajid Co. Antrua
XkocVmao Maj XV C ]{ J p Camwdore Cattle
Dooasbadee Co Down (MkiJ)
Horse Breeders
298
CATTLE BREEDERS— IRISH FREE STATE
ADA-DEN
IRISH FREE STATE
Cattle Bleeders
Agricultural School Clooakilty Darrara Clouaki.., ,
Co Cork
Agricultural Station Athenry Calvray
Anglm J It Ballyrcgan Tagoat Co Wexlord
Ackctetl Jones CapU S Forest Lodge Goirran Co
Kilkenny
Appeibe Henry Cairwroe Clomakilty Co Cork t
Armstrong A K Wilion brook SLgo
Armstrong J Gartmardnss Comalean Co Ca an
Armstrong John Ckin am Clones Co Monaghan t»J
Armstrong Mrs M Drutssloe Clones Co Monaghan
Armstrong T J Cam Cash Sligo
Ba ley H B Geutboy House KilmaUoek Co Lunenck
Balinck T Ltnsfort Boncrana Co Donegal
BamicAd 7 j L snarve Clones Co Mocagbaa
Barbour John li Knockbeg CoUeoney Co SUgo
=*rron E W -
mw Maj R
Co Louth
Barry F F Ballinabown Femo) Co Cork
Barr) James Oarrybntas Gleneaim Co Waterford
Barrymore Rt Hon Lord Fota Quccostown Co Cork f
Rt Hon Lord Cardaogaa Manor Tppcrary(s)j
Beamish L A Ashgrove Queenstown Co Cork
Beekett Isaac BaUma Co Maio
Bellow Jas KUhneer Drogheda Co Louth
Bellingbatn Mrs a Shearwater BaUy Co Dubl a
Belbngbam Brig -Gen S t Edward K C P Bt K M.L.
CMC DbO Castle Bellingham Co Louth (pl,
Bessborough Earloi Bessborough PUtown Co KUkennytj
Bewley Ernest Daaum Rathgar Dublin fp&li
Binchy James Gorukagh CharieviUe Co Cork
Black hfrs M Coolure Coole Westmeath
Black OLver Dallslinn Kamelton Co Donegal (s)l
Black W Uam Bail)! k Monaghan
» Blackburn W Ardee Street Barj Co >\ cjdow t
Bolster B RverVew Kanturk Co Cork '
Bond It il Fairy Hall Rathowen Co Westmeath
Boothman K VV Jobs own Tallaght Co Dublin (r)|
Bothwell D Knc<kcunn er Sdverstream Co Monaghai '
Bowden Jos Cortober House CootehUl Co Cavan
Boyl^ John Dnimbana House Lettensacawsrd Ca
Bojle Miss P K BusheyPark Eniuskcrry Co W cklo*
Bradley M Cloontkehone HoU)Tnount to ^ayo (iOJill
Breen. Thomas, Balljgoman Bamtown Co Weziord t'
Brennan John Slevcme Waterford Kilkenny
Brown Stephen J Ard Cacin Naas Co Kildaiv ,^;i|
Brown T KiByhoxaghHonseSmithborough Co Monaghanl
Browne, Ale* Coracaivcy House Cootehill Ca Cavan t
Browne Patrick Ballyshcen Killin ck Co Wexford
Bruen Capt. H A Straw Hall Carlow Ip)
Bcun Thomas Ballygomaa Barntown Co Wetlocd
Brya^ CoL L A Bornnount hlanor Emuscorthi
Aberdeen Angus]
Shorthorn '
Sh^bom
Siorthom
0 Sbortbctfis
Shcclb<m
Aberdeen Angus!
Sboetbern
Sbonbom
Aberdeen Angusl
Shortbocii '
Shottbotn
Sboriborn
Sborlborn
Calkncay
Sbonbom
Sbonbom
Sbonbom
Sbonbom
ShoiUiom
Sbonbom
Shoribom
Sbortbom
Sbonbom
Sbonbom
Aberdeen Angus
O Sbonbom '
Hereford
Sbonbom
Sbonbom
Sbortbom
Aberdeen Angus}
Sbortbom '
Sbonbom
Abndeeu Angus]
Aberdeen Angus)
D SboitbcTO '
Hereford
Aberdeen Angus]
Sbortbom '
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Hereford
Sbortbom
Sbortbcm
orlby I
1 Dromagb Co Cork
Uebard J Kosamakay Dundalk (
Abemctn Angus)
Jersey
Aberdeen AngBsl
Shortbotn '
rciesias
Aberdeen Angus)
ShMtbom *
Kerry-
Same and Address
Caims T Y Moati eld Coolock Ca Dublin
Campod Mrs M If, Woodlawn Dalliatccr Dundrum
Co Dublin ,
Cane Col R Claude St Wolstani Celbridge Co. Kildarej
CarbciTT Laurence Park Kionegad WesOIcatb
Caror Lord CasIIeBoio Clonrocbe Co Weaford
Carry W Ilian Moy Val ey House Co Kildare
Cany Karn Calbally Crossabeg Ca Wexford
Chavasse Major H bcaiield, Castlrtownshcnd Sktbbtrem
Co Cork
Cbaaldfy btud Farm SbankbU Dubliti
Clarke L J Agbamarta Castle Camgaline Co Cock fpft
Ctaifce Stephen bUUbcook Stcaffao, Co K (dare
Clayton Ung.Cra. Robert B Browns Hrll Carlow Cal
Carlow U>y
CIciDcnu Col K Uadoon Ceibndge Co Kildarr
berten Co Cork
Coleman lobn Knoekaeerbally Blanry Ca Ccek
Cole0>ao.w BalliAareone Balljduff CaWaterford
CoU Seno Knoebmore Brune Co Linmck
CoUibs J H Adngoir Sk bbenen Cock
Comertom S J Logbenny House Woodsgtlt (
K Ikenny
ftsmomie \V McwtOWP KUlugb 011x1?
Comyn N O & C Balhoderry KilcocneU Co Galway
Conitolly Edward, Park. KlbbreUD Co Waterford
ConooUy, P J Ravtmsdale Mountpleasant, Dundalk
Co Loutb . jt
ConooUy M P Lisglass ck House Leogford Co Longford
CoooUy Maj E M Castletown Ceibndge Co toldanfpj
Conyngbaoi, The Dowager MarebsoDes Stane Castle '
Co Meatb (P)
Cooke EdauAdE CamgaUeo Cavan
Cooper Maj B R Markree Castle CoUoeaey Co. Shgo (s
Coote Maj C Purdon Beaeforest blallow Co Cork (p)f
Cope, Ceorge Knockf eld Castledermot, Co Kildare I
CopeUod George RailwayV ew Lsniscortby Co Wexford)
Corbett. Rev Marbn. Mungeet CoUegc Limenck '
Corcoran W M RlversLeld Co Wexford
Comcan F H Camltstown House Ratbnlfy Co
Carlow (sf '
Cotngan. Patrick. Glenboy Oldcastle, Co Meatb [spj,
Cociy W H Cainckboy Edgeworthstown Co Longford
Coulson J Edngole Clones, CO bfoaagban
Conroy Mrs de Coolrain House Limersck
Craig Josei^G KiBogs Balhndrait Co Donegal
Cteao J Balljeden, Clonroche Enniscortby Co Wexfordi
Crebani.Rev E A Rockwell College Cashel Co Tpperaryl
Crosan J Ardmore Donamon Roscommon Ca Roscom. '
Crofts, Dr G H H Concaroore Ctonakilty Co Cork
Crok^ Geo F Lackf eld \t aterford Ki keony
I^tty R chard. BaUmaclogh Tramore Watciford tl
Cuffe Sir Otway Wheeler B( Leyratb Kilkenny (p)
“ •• ■' — - • •' iniscofthy Co Wexford
Cullen H KMxtowii,Clon
V exford i
Darby Jonathan C Leap Castle Roscrea Co T ppeniy
OAroy James New Forest Mount Bellew Co Galway T
Daiesbury Lord CVO Mount Coote KilmalloCk, Co
Limenck T
Daztey MisaM-L VinUt HiE, Bray Co W cklow
DavKUon T Ballyneal ToUogher New Ross, CaV
Dawson P Cross ow Tuliow Co Carlow
Dawson S C The Clogbran Stud Cloghrsn CaDul
Deacon 11 Coolaugbt C onroche Co Wexford
Dean Usa Loogra gne Foulks Mills, Co Wexford
Deane Morgan Hon Robert F Spnngficld Castle I
Mllogfaer Co Limenck
Dease Mai V/ G TurboUton Code Co WesCmea
Deasy And cw Maryborough House
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Sbortbom
*thorthom
Shortbotn
A.betdeenAng'J
Sbortbom
P Sbortbom
Aberdeen Angus
Sbonbom
Fn^an
Jersey
Sbortbom
SboriBom
Sbestbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Kerry
Sbonbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sboetboro
Dexter
FiOESiaa
berdeen Angus
Fnesan _
tberdeea Angus
Sborthoiu
Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Aberdeen Angus
D Sbortbom
Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Hroeford
Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Shorthorn
Aberdeen An gua
Irish Kerry
~ Sbortbom
DES-m\\
CATTLE BREEDERS-iRISH FREE STATE
299
N4(n« AiUmi
CouutfW TKnitgn ol Aule\Tft. TklboU intii '
Kiikfnny t.
Dmnood Ua«i^ Hie Eloit. CaUrcumcD Co. Cotk
I>a^ion.T M \\'hlUlu».BkU>-mcre-EuiUC«,Ca. KiUlR,
D intn, H \\ aittnloim, Cobb Co Cork '
Dui»a. John, Th« C*»«r CkiUe Martyr Co Cork
Dinarm. J T D., GarryliLmcr CloiunuIC Mkilcioa,]
Co Cork *'
Dion, Mai D Ma)ru<l>]r Maynoolb KUdan
Dobbyn Nlrt. A Balbcakill ilouar Watrrl rd
Dod.1 kb barl Ton>mitut<nrn Donabatr IHiUio
lK-*erty Huph Bo'aib HallinJra t Ull r<l Co. tXnrsalt
Dchmy W NfwKow Clonlrifh Hall ndra t UHotJ.Co.
Dontcal *'
DooaUaon, Wilbam. MuUinacloy Cloon Monashaa
DuoaMsco Wijuus. i ortmafibT CLaalourb Monachaa
Draman Mn C E Uallimorr Camotm Co-MaifonJ
D^maa JrrTT, Surmount liouar Ov-ma Co. Cork
D^ry kl L Cloobrook, Bur Oltalr
Dealt P.. Camg Brre LnniscorthT to Wriiord
Dojle, Prtrr P^Moodatotk, Alb) Co KaUart t|
DUTTTJAMES. Ballnott Toco ,
Duify Painck Dtlianatcarrow Laal, BaUj’mote Co Sli^l
Dull> Tunotba Gl' aaiUiam Dal ogairy Co Limenck '
Du£jan Coreil ui, Uausla* Hall Cork
Dugfan \\m Holdraaratb Donnetutown Co. Kilkeaii)
Dunar JamevE Soulhcrreo K Idarc
Dunne. John. Rahresdtiif Culls Gran|«, Co Kilkenn.
Dunne, w Balljlougbaa KUcock Co K Idare (■p)|
Dunne Mm Farranadum Donadra Co K Idare f|
Dunraven Thetarlof Adare Manor Adare Co. Lunerlck ♦ I
Dnyea L. P.,UeaUi 9 ark House Uallyaabola Co. MealurdI
Eecla Mr*. A M Meneigold Co.Sli(a
Eetla.Ma) C M Mone]^ Co.Sli«o
Edwai^ Kobert, Grange Burt Speeeoee Co. Donetal
Ecaa, P j An^biKoie TuUamore Offaly
£111 J Woodsiev Litoore Co Matetford
Eustace John EMCbnaceer FoulkaoUs Co Mesford
Evans, u U St. Helens Lucan Co Dublin
Everard, Col Sir 'i T Bt Randlestewn Nasan Co
Meath
En nc M Ardee, Newtowneunnuicbam, Co Donegal
FennelL’lV J Bultowo House Alby Co. NiUare
Fenian. W K Ardagbowen, Sligo
Ferguson Mr*. A R Cloghbole/ Co SLgo^ _
Fildet Henry M Rivmlield K Iniallotk Co Limenck
Finnamore. D CloncoUogue TuUamore Olfalf
Finn^ R. N liraunmgsvsUe, Banagbcr Dalliflasloe
Fmucane Rev^J J Salims Co Kildaie
FiUgerald james, Toberae Kilmallock Co Limenck
FiU.eraid L^y Maunce, Johnstone Castle Mealord
F Ugerald MiC^el Tallacoole, Dungarvan Wateitord
FiUGerald MicbaeJ J Synone CaiheL Co Tipperary , ,
Fitageiald NicbolaS Ballinas sla BomnahoD Co.Matet1ord
FiUgerald W M ClonaviUe Ckmea Co Monagbaa ( '
FiUpatnck J L. Rosetown Cottage Atbgarvan ^e<
bridge Co KiUare
FiUpatnck, Tboinai limView I\eirRoss,Co Meaiord
FitrwiUiam. ibe Earl, CooUattin Park ShiUilagb Co.|
Wicklovr I'*''
Flabaven James. KUngrange House, hilmactboma:
Co. Waterford
Flabai en. Tboa G Clcobouse Pottlaw Co. Waterford
Flavm Daniel Kenilworth Dairy Yougbal Co Cork
neUher Mrs KiUieshandra Cavan
Flood Gerald Caslleboro, Cloarocbe Co Weaford
Flynn, Dems. Kilnacarrlga Lismort Co Waterford
FUer G A Angk’nt House KiUorglin Co. Kerry
Forbes. John. Kinoeigb Eniuskean Co Cork .
FoirestJ John Ratbnure House RaCbnure Co Weatord
Forster Capl 11 H Dallynure, Clones. Co. Monaghan I
Fottescue 11 Pyke. St^henstown Dundalk Co Louth
Foster LadyC.F M OlydeCourt. Ardee, Co. Louth
FrankSiIIany W estbeld. MounUatb Leix
Furlong Rev James, Screen, Wexford
Fumesa, James S'siUabogue.Ne'sba’Kn, Weatord
Furness W J Dranagh Cairn, Ennivurthy Wea/cfd
Fumey Robert. K)le, Durro* Lela
CaIbrailb.W H, Craigadoes, St. Johns too. Co. Donegal (^)|
^hccthora
Shorthorn
Shcjrtborn
ShcctboTB
Shorthorn
dhortbom
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Ancual
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Shortbom '
Shorthorn
Aberdem Angus
Shortbom
Shortbom
Shorthorn
Sboftbom
Aberdeen Angus
Shortbom '
Shortbom
Aberdeen Angus]
Sbortbom '
Shortbom
Sbortbom
Shortbom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Aberdeen Angus
Shortborn '
Hetdo^
Sbortbom
Aberdeen Angus
Sbortbom
Shonbora
Herefoid
D Sborfbom
SbortboTD
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
A beideea Angus]
Sbortbewn '
Shortbom
Kenjr
Sbortbom
Shcethom
SbCkthoTO
Sbortbom
SbortbMn
Abrrdees Angus]
Shortbom
Aberdeen Angus]
GamUe J B Fo^in Caitldin Co. Donegal
C«Ofibegaii,J L Uclcamp 1 ark, Kabeny Dublin
C bum J S KUIesbandra Co. Cavan
Gut, Geuxu K , K Uuiu House. LdenderTV Offaiv
CiU lletb^ S., k eocianslown. Naas Co Kiklare , ,
CleaviUian Co^operaUte Creamery DaBingarry Ca
Coold Timotbr Cattlrmore Crookstown Co. Cotk
Gonlcet, Mrs A M Otawn Lodge Llphjd, Roscommon
Cordon Ales TanJel Monsghan
Goteikiolli S r Joulyn, Dart Litudell Sligo
Cotry WbUsm.Canrjyra Daingean Offaly
Cnoe,J Carbue Uallytnn mon Nrnagb Co TpPerary
Cnhao O P Mdlbmok House Clonet Co Monaghan fj
Crahacn KumplutY TuUtkciua ktonaghaa
Graham K , DsUynaa el Co onl n Co Wexford
Ctahan K KU ycrcen Tidavnel Co Mooagban
Graham, W C.,l}alIycoiUfflon TuUainore OlUJy
Graham WiUara, Dtumacaslin Co Mooagban
Cranard R( Hon Earlof CastleForbet Newton Forbes,'
Co Longford
Cray K Tunol n Ballitorr Co Kildare
Ctevr Cape. J 11 Cuiragb Grange, The Cutragb Co
k Idare
e FrancI
Grey Wra J Bambi
■ppamurra
Dalkey
Co. Oubbn
(pirn
Hereiord
Sbortbom
Aberdeen Angus
Hereford
Sbortbom
Hereford
Sbortbom
Aberdeen Angus
Fncsian
Co.Cavi
Cnmsbaw Mn A S S Fnata Hill Wicklow
Cubbas FrancsJ 0 KlUrusb Knocklong Lunenck(il
Cubbms Miss M £ Hermitage CUxunire Co. Cork
H
Hales T Ksocknaeutra Bandon Co- Cork
Hall James Boolarogue Fens. Co. Weaford ,
HaU JobnW XiUacccbtQ Smitbboro Co Monsgbaa t
Hall K DaUintoppan Lodge Smiihboro Co. Monaghan t
Hall T Conawali Sraiibboro Co Mosagbaa t
HaU Mrs W Kelliitown Cottage Carlow t
llamilion / S Biownbalt Dallinua Co Donegal
ilamilloa U C Koundwood Mountntb Leut
tiamilten W A Koockdro nin Lusk Co Dublin
HamJton Maj W J Cattle Haimlton KiUeabaadra
C«.Casan
Kammood B Cmseybom Carsew Co Wicklow
Hand. John. Asbpark Cairulon's Dublin
Hanley W P Lanes Park Thurles Co Tipperary
Hanna T W BtookevaJe Smiihbom Co Monaghan
Hargadon P Augbamore Co SLgo
Hatsett D W LctBonleld Kdpeason Co Lunenck ti
llarnell J BaUiquirk Newcastle West, Co Limenck j
Hamngion Howards DunloeCastle KiUamey Co Kerryf
Hams J W A Ballykitteen Luncnck June. Co
Tipperary
Hams L M Ball agaddy Kilmallock Co Lunerlck
Harty F Ballybroioan House Ardfert Tralee Co. Kerry
Haslam JamesA Kockview Bur Co T pperary
Hatton Thomas, Monalie Ballmdaggoo Enniscortby
Co Wexford
Hatdeo E Htgblake Baliymacurly Co.
Haclett Henry XiUygavna T>davnet,MoDagban
Heard R Daikntubber CamgtoobjU Co CMk
H ckef Rey M P P
HilJ J A klomugton Drogheda Co Meath
ilQl J II., Ball} banogue Leskinlere Gorey Co Wexford!
Hdl Thootas B^ydaniel Camolia, Co W exford ‘
Uillax, Ua] R>W Templeboy Co Sugo
HiUiaid Joho.Coolyduff Inniscaira Co. Cork
Ihlbard J<An The Lake Hotel KilUmry Co Kerry t
HiDcIitt A W D, Djrsart, Maryborough, Leix
llodgiox. T L. Brookvale, Maiyborou^ Leix '
Hogan. Patnek. T D Kilnckle Lougbiea.Co Gal'
lioUand. W lUiaia, Belroae, Enniskeaoe Co. Cork
Hone Cut Kilmeade, Atby Co. KUdara
Hooaer Lt-Col W J, Aldumrde,
Co. KUdaie ,
Hotgao, J T Craic Mount Colbns. Abberieale, limervk
Hughes. Jaa, HarelbncJc, Ratbfambam. Co. Dublin
Hume, George Carton, Maynootb, Co. Kildare
Irwin. & J, Kiknanco House, Enniscortby Co.WexJotd I Shortbom
Dreed
Shotthorn
Sbortbom
Hereford
Aberdeen Angus
D Sbortbom
Friesian
Shorthorn
Sbegthom
Sbortbom
Sbortbom
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Shortbom
Shortbom
Shortbom
Hereford
Shortbom
Shortbom
Shortbom
ilereford
D Sbortbom
Shortbom
Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Sbortbom
Sbonhom
Shortbom
Sbortbom
Kerry
Sbortbom
Shorthorn
Hereford
Sbortbom
Hereford
Kerry
Jersey
Shortbom
Sbonhom
Sbonhom
Sbonbom
Shonhom
Hrrrford
Aberdeen Angus
Keny
Kerry
Sbonhom
Shortbom
Kerry
293
CATTLE BREEDERS-IRISH FREE STATE
ADA— DES
IRISH FREE STATE
Cattle Breeders
Name and Address
Adams Maj W Goold JamesbrooV Dallmacurra Co Cork
Adamson C G Auburn Classoo Atblone Co W Meath
Agncultuial College The Albert Glasncvin Dubbn (Olt
AgncuUutal School Qooaki t) Darrara Clonalulty
Co Cork (5^1 1'
Agncultural Station Athenry Galway [spf)'
Aencultural School UaUyhaise
Alexander Maj John Milford Co Carlow (/i)|
AngUn J R DalljTesao Tagoat Co Wexford
Anketell Jones Capt S Forest Lodge Gouran
K Ikenoy
Appelbe H nry Cart rroe Clomakilly Co Cork
Ajmstroeg A H WilJow brook Shgo
Annstrooa J Gartinardress Cornalean Co Cavan
Armstrong John Cloncam Clones Co ^lonaghan
Armstrong Mrs M Drumsloe Clone! Co Monaghan
Azmstron, T J CarnCash SI go
Ashton Capt J W L Clongowna Ralheobbm Eitr Olfaly'
Atple T GalbalU Maermnch Co Wexford
Attndge Mrs F Cloughlucas Mallow Co Cork
Aberdeen Angus]
Shorthorn '
Sborthom
Shorthuns
D Sborthom
Shortbont
Jersey
Aberdeen Angus!
Sborthom I
Ab^eeu Angus
Shortbom
Sborthom
Aberdeen Angus!
Sborthom '
SboilboRi
Sborthom
Sborthom
Galloway
Shortbom
Shorthorn
Bamford F J L narve Clones Co Monaghan
"■•‘■•MI Knockbtg Colieponey Co Sig
...w Maj R ■
Co Louth
Barry E F Ballinahown Fennoy Co Co k
Barry James Garrybntai Glencam Co Uaterford
Bsuryinore Rt Hon Lord Fota Queenstown Co Cork t
Barrynore Rt Hon Lord Cardangan Manor T pper4r7(t)|
Barton P B Straffan Co Kildare '
Beal A C Moneymore Newtouncutuungbam Co Donegal
Beamish L A Ashgro e Queenstown Co.r— '■ *
Beckett Isaac Ballins Co »(ayo
Below Jas Killinecr Drogheda, Co Louth n
BcUingbam Mrs A Shearwater Baily Co Dublin (F}|
Bdlinghaa Brig -Gen Sir Edward H C P Bt HM
CMC D S O Castle BeUingham Co Louth
Bessborougb Earlof Bessborougb liltown Co KUkenn) t|
Bewley Etnest Danuro Rathgar Dublin
Bincby James GorUkagfa CbarletiUe Co Cork
Black Mrs M Coo u e Coole tVestmealb
Bak 01 ver Dalljlinn Ramellon Co Donegal
Black W lliam BaUyle k Monaghan
• BUckburn W Arilee Street Bary Co W cklow
Bolster B River Vew Kanturk Co Cork
Bond R H yaryUall Rathowen Co \Vestmealh
Boothman R W Jobstown Tallaght Co Dublin (r)'
^ Knockcuimier Silveistream Co blonagbai
CootehU Co Cavan •,
Lettennacaward Co
SbonhntB
Short bom
Sborthom
Shortbom
Sborthom
Sborthom
Shortbom
Sborthom ,
Aberdeen Angus]
D Sborthom '
Hereford
Shortbom
Shortbom
Sborthom
Aberdeen Angus!
Shortbom '
Sborthom
Fries an
Aberdeen Angus)
Aberdeen Angus]
D Sborthom *
Jersey
Fries an
Hereford
Aberdeoi Angus]
Bowden Joi
Boyle John Drumbaoa Koui
Donegal
Boyle ^Lss P K BusheyPark EmusVetrs Co B ckvir,
Bradley M Cloonekehone HoUymount Co Mayo {sP*)|
Breen Thomas BaUygoman Bamtown Co Wexiord tl
Brennan John SI exeme, Waterford Kilkenny '
Brown Stephen J Ard Cae n baas Co Kildare lyjM
Brown T Killykuragb House Smithborough Co MonaRhan
Browne Alex Coracalvey House CootebiU Co Cava ' * '
Browne Patrick Ballysheen KiUmick Co Wexford
Bnieo CapbH A Straw Hall Carlow
Brun Thomas Ballygo nan, Bamtown Co. Wexford
Bryan Col L A Dorrmount Manor Enmscorthy
Co Wexford fp<t
Buckler Mrs N Ivy Lodee Bishopstown Co Cork '
Burgh Lt Col T J de ol Oldtown Naas Co KUdaro
"“ftem T J M nthiB Dromagb Co Cork i
Watervil e House WatervUle Co Kerryt'
Butler K A Popeshall Skemes Co Dublin
T U * ^ chard Pierce Bt. DaBin Temple
BTEBE pATBlCR,EilmeaceyCstlow Co. Carlow 1
Byrne JLchard J Kossmakay Dundalk Co Loulb
Heiefnd
Sbertbem
Sborthom
Shortbom
Aberdeen Angusl
Jersey
Sborlbmk
Sborthom
Shortbom
Sb^bom
Kerry
Aberwen
Calms T Y Moatftid Coolock Co DubI n
Campon Mrs. M 11 Woodlawn, Dallintcer Dundrum
Co Dubln
Cane Col R Claude SLWoIstans Celbndge Co. KildateJ
Carberry Laurence Paik Kinnegad WestMealb '
Caicur Lord Castle Boro Clonrocbr Co Weiford
Carey W lliam Moy Valley House, Co Kildare
Carty Hacn Galbally Crossabeg Co VVexiord
Chavasse MajorH Shield Castlelownsbcnd Skibbcreen
Co Cork
Chantilly Stud Fann Shankb U Dublm
Clarke B J Agbamarta Castle Camgaline Co Cork (p))!
Clarke Stephen MiUbrook Straffan Co K Idare
Clayton Bng -Gen Roberts Browns Hill Carlow Co.
Carow y>)
CleRitnU.Col hiBsdoen Celbndge Co Kildare
Clety Matkl C bbinstown House iulmsUock Lunenck
Chlloid Gen. CCS DX. Cam Cottage BelturbeC
Co Ca an
Cockbun T Baker Carryiutk House Blaekwatcr
Co Wexford *
Clci. ,
„ ^rk
Colrman John KoeckacorhaDy Slanep Co. Cork t
Coeoian VV UaBinaroone, Sallydulf Co-Materford
CoU Nano Knochmore Bruree, Co Luoentk
CiJ ms j H Adngplt Slubbemn C«k
..act i^jhenny House Weodsgiff, Co
Comertotd
Kilkenny
Conmins W Newtown KUleigh OUaly
Con yn N O & C BalUoderry KilconnsU Co Galway
Connolly Edward Park. Xilsheelan Co Waterford .
Connolly P J Raveasdale, Mountpleasant, Dundalk,!
Connolly M P LisglassckHonse Longford Co Longfordl
COooUy Maj E M Castletown Celbndge, Co Kildare!^) I
Cooyngbara The Dowager Marchioness Slans Cast e '
Co. Meath (p)
Cooke Edmund C Camgallen Cavan
Cooper May S R MarkreeCaiUe,Collooaev Co Sligo (r).
Coote Maj C Purdon Beaiforest Mallow Co Cork (pjf
Cope Ceoree KnockLekf CasUedermot Co Kildare
Copeland Ceoege, Railway V ew Enzuscorthy Co Wexiord]
Corbett Rev Martn Mungret College Umenck
Corcoran W M Rlveref dd Co VVexford
Comgan F H Gairettstown House Ralbvill} Co.|
Carlow frjy
Comgan Patrick, Glenboy Oldcastle Co Meath {ipf)
Cotry VV H Cariickboy Edgeworthstown Co. Longford
Coulsoo J Edtegole Clonea, Co Monaghan
Couicy Mrs de Coolrain House Limenck t
Crag Joseph G KiUogs Balliadiait Co Donegal
Oran J Ballyeden Oonroche, Hiuiiscor^) Co. Wexford
Creham Rev F A Rockwell College Cashel Co T pperary
Crocan J Ardmore, Dooamoo Roscomroon Co Roscom.
Crofts Dr G H M Concamore Clonakilty Co. Cork
Cioker Geo F Larkf eld Waterford K Ikenny 1
Crotty B chard. Ballinaclogh Tiamore. W ateri ord 1.
CuCfe S r Otway Wheeler Bt Leyratp KUkenny (pL
Cullen U Knoitown Uoniocbe Enniscoltby Co Wexiordl
Darby Jonathan C Leap Castle Roscrea Co T pperary
DArcy James New Forest Mount Bellewr Co Galway Tl
Daresbucy Lord C.VO Mount Coote K Imallock. C<k|
Lanetick T
Dailey MissM L. VioletHiU Bray Co W cklow
Davidsaii T Bal yneal TuUogher New Boss Co W exfoed
Dawson P Crosslow Tullowr Co Car ow
Dawson S C The Cloghraa Stud, ClOebran Co. Dublin
Deacon H Cooau^t Clonro^e Co VVexford t
Dean, Kiss Lougra gne Foulks Mills, Co Wexiord
Deane-Uoman Hon Robert F Sprmgt eld Castle Drum
coUoghcr Co Lhnenck . . .
Dease Uaj W G Turbotston Code Co W estmeath (r)
Deasy And ew Maryborough House Timoleacue Co Cork
Dempsc) M The Folly Oulart Gorey Co Wexford
Denneby Cornelius J Ballygroman, Ovens Co. Cork
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen An^
Shortbom
Red Poll
Sborthom
Sborthom
Shortbom
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Anr-s
ShcrJbora
D Shorthorn
Aberd cn Angus
Kerry
Shortbom
Fi^^an
Jersey
Shortbom
Sborthom
Shortbom
Sharthora
Sborthon
Shorthorn
Sborthom
Dexter
Fiusun
Aberdeen Angu*
Fnesan
Aberdeen Anp»
Sborthom
Sborthom
Aberdeen Angus
D Shortbom
Sborthon
Shorthorn
Sborthom
Sborthom
Hereford
Aberdeen Angus
Insb Kerry
D Sborthom
Jersey
Shortbom
Shortbom
Shortbom
Shortbom
DES— lUW
CATTLE BREEDERS— IRISH FREE STATE
279
DwoiooJ Tb« tliri, BiUyauTrcn Co. Cork '•h«thof«
D ckKin. T M WhiwiMt. I»»U)-mcr« EuiUce, Co. KkUirr <;hc»tho»n
Dman, li Wilicnton-n. Cobb Co Cork '•h'ctbom
Dui»Ji,3obn,ThfC»»U* CoCwk klWiiia
Duuirro. J T D CaTr)l4i.rencc Ckmniult, MiJJctoa. !
Co Cork 1
Dioii.}Ja) D M»>fuddy Majiiooth ^bofthoni
Dobbj-n Mr*. A Ual naUllllouM Matfri inl bhotthort
Dodd, Xt bart Totwmmton-o Donahair Dublm sbottbort
Dobertf Hofb lJo»a£b. lUUindra t Lift rd Co DonfSalt
Dcbm} \\ NcwKcw CWnIr {h. UaU ndrait Lilfard,Co. '
IXoorfal ^
Dooaldion, ttiUiam, 'tunma loy Clonr*. Xtonasban ^bwtbom
Donald»on MUbani Porttiashy GUrknith Mooachan <>bortbont
Doao\ao Mr* C E UaUjir >rr Camol n Co. Wriford Shorlhom
Donovan Inry, Surmount llouaa O vni Co. Cork 1 nnua
Dooln’ L Clonbrook. Bar 0«al; 1 SborUiont
Doxle P Cam< Brce. Lnn sconhv to Wctlord
D^l«,Pet«P X\ood»tock.Albj- Co Eildaie t
DOTTTJAKES. BaUniolc S-iCo
Du!{y 1 atnOr BeUanavcarTvw Eaat. Ballj-motr Co SUco
Dui<r Tunotb) Glro«iUiam Balim^aiTy Co Lunentk
Duecan CoTsd ua, DoucUt Kail Cork
Dujsan Wtn HoldcnaraUi BonoetUUnm Co. Kilkesaj sborUtona
Dusof Jamts E Souibctmi K Idara AL^rdronAiiju*
Duont john. KaheenduU CuKtGran^Co Ktlkeuny chorlbont
Duiioc w Ballilou^han KUcock Co h Idare :
Dusae,\\m Farranadum Donadra Co KUdara r
Ousravrn TbeEarlof Adarc Manor Adart Co Limcnckt Sbarlbom
Dvyar L. P IlraUipark tloUM BallynaboU Co.Mtalord Abcrdr«aAi>(ut
SborUk<n
E
£cc]<* Mr*. A XI Xleacjggld Co SUgo Skortboni
Ewlca.M*} C M XleD«]ggId Co SUgo AbcrdoeaAngua
Edvai^i Kobeit Grangv Uurt Sp«<aoc* Co. Doatgal Shortboni
Etta, P j AtmaghsKM TuIUIIlor^ Otial/ Skottbom
EUi* J Wood lew Liscaon Co Watenord Sbortbom
Eaitaee JohAtLiwbaagMr FoulLscnUU Co Wetlcrd Sbortboca
Evan*. C D SL Hdeai, Lucan Co DubUa t Sbottbon
Evcnrd CoL Sir ^ T Dt Raadleaiovt-a Natan, Co
Xlealh (<1
Ed Bg W Aidee, Sewtowscunningbam Co Donegal f
Paekn.C Xt Canlafldatgwn Crookedwood Co.XVe(taeatb Sbortbiwta
FaiteLl Col Edward? Xfo)-Balt) Nellt Co. Meatti Aberdeea Aogot
Fawcett J £. J Toam Blacklion Co Cavan (i) Sbonbeen
Fennell W J Burtown iloute Atbf Co Kildare (il Herclort
Fenton W K Ardagbowen Sligo Sbortlioni
Ferguton Mr* A. R Clogbbolev Co SI go AberdeenAngo*
Filde* Henry XI RivmlielJ K lm»ll«-k Co limenidt Shortbom
Fuisainore D ClonCoUogue TuUamore Uttaly t Sbortbora
Fina^ R V HemnungiviUe, Banagher BalUnaaloe Hereford
Co. Calway b
Fmucane Rev J J Salims Co Kddan
F trgerald James Tobeme Kilmallock Co Limenck
FiUgerald Lady Xlaunce Jobnatose Cattle Wealord
F Ugerald M cbael Tallacoole Dungarvan \fatcrford Sbortbora
Fu&erald M cbael J Sjiiooe Casbcl Co Tipperary <t) Aberde en Angus!
F Ugerald ^ cbolaa Ballinat tla Bonmaboo Co Walerford Sbortbora
FiUgerald W M Clonaville Ckpoes Co Monaghan (s) Siortbora
FiUpatnck J L Rcnelovra Collage Albgatvaa New herry
bridge Co Kildare
F Upatnek Thomas HiUVrw New Ross Co WeafoSd
FiUw bam The Earl CoolUllin Park SbiUUgb Co
W tklow (s)
Flaha ^en James, Kllngrange House K baaetbomas
Co. W atertord
Flaba en Thov G Clenbouse Fortlaw Co. Waterford AberdecnAnrutl
Flavia Daniel Kenilworth Dairy Yougbal Co Cork t Frtrsiaii '
Fletcher XIcs KiUiesbandra Cavan Fncsian
Flood, Gerald CasUeboro, Clontoche Co Weslord SbutbMii
Flynn Den s, Kilnacarrlga Lismore Co XVatrrford Sbortbran
Foley C A Anglont House KiUorgUn Co herry t herry
Forbes John KinnHgh Enn >kean Co Cock SborUiora
Forreslal John Ralbnum House Ralhnurc Co Wesfonl Shcethotn
Sboatborn
rosier taayuK M oiyoetourt AWee CO LouLb I Sbrwthora
Franks Ij^ WesUeJd XlounUath Leix (,l AbenJocnAnciitl
Filing Rev Ja_me4_ Screen Weslord _ tj SlMthorn
hh rthont
SbortboeB
Sbortbora
Forster CapLlLH. Bailimure Dones, Co MoDagban
Fortescue 11 Pyke, Stephmstown. Dundalk Co. Loulb
Foster LadyC.P M Glyde Court Ardee Co l^uLb
Franks Harry West! eld Xlounlratb Leix
Furlong Rev James Screen Weslord
Furness, James. ScuUabogue Newbawn Wexford
Furness W J DranagbCarn Cnniscortby Wexford
Fume) Rob^ Kyle Durrow Leix
OoKbegan, J 1 Iklcamp t at^ Kabeay DuUUn
r bnoM J S kUIrsband a. Co. Cavan
Gill Ooorc* K, h Hurt iloute Ldenderrr Oflalv
GiU tfertiert S Xeomanitown Naas, Co K Uare (t)t
Glmtdhx-n Co^yetaU s Cxeaevtty B^mgsery Os
UmetKk T
Ctynn W T Pella House k truth Clare
Goff F Allenstown lltoadwiy Co.W<ifwd t
CooU Timotby Casllrmort Cru Wstoirn Co Cotk
Cordoo XIn A XI OiawnL/sIce I lobin RoscoinnKio
ConlM Alci TairJet, Xlonighan
Gorelloolh S r Jotalm. Bart Lisiadell Sligo
Gorry Wuia uLappttta Dalngean OHaly
Cnce^J Carhue llaUtxcn mot Vrnagb Co Tllperary
Shot thorn
Sbottbortt
Hereford
Aberdeen Angus
D Sbortbora
Short) ora
Sboethorn
Sbotlbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
AUnleen Angu*
Sbojibora
shoiibora
Shorlhnm
riabaabXl C liallycomsson tullarnore OilaJy (s) bbortb'ra
Gnbaivt WiHanb Drumarasbo Co Xfmaeban t Shorth..eii
Granard KL Hut Larlof CasUe I oibet Newton t-orbes Her I rd
Co. Leeisf rd
Cray K T ou I n Datblorr Co I ilJare Shorih ^
Greer CapL J II Cumgh Orange Tbs Cuiragb Co. Iberil en Angus
Cerne Franris V Cappamucia Dumlnim Co Tipperary t Sherlbora
Grey WnuJ Bainbill Ualkey CsuDubba Xn an
I> bb glbora
r'nftn.J Camkibilp h In eadeo Walerford t bhortbsra
Gnfl in Xirs. L Cnff tb Laxlge XlillCown, Uclturbet Sbortbora
Co Cavan
Cr msbaw Xln ASS Frlats H I Wieklow Sbortbora
rubbiiBA I ranr s J U hil/ruili knocliloDg Umerkkfil AbenJeea Angus
Cuiuos XI s* M E Hermitage Clanfluxc Co> Cork f Inesiaa
Hall & Ualiintoppan Lodge Sinitblvro Co.Montgbaa1
Hall T CoenawaU Smitblioro Co Munagbaa 1
Halt Xlts VV Kellistcmo Collage Carlow 1
C^Cavaa
Haniaood C Ctonrybora Caraew Co Wioklow
Hand Joba Ashpark Camstown Dublin
Hanley W P.. Lanea Park Tbuiles Co T p^ary
Hanna T W Brooketale Sauthbom Co Moaagbaa
Hargadoa P Augbamore Co Sbgo
Harnett D W Lemool eld Kilpeaion Co Limerfek t
Harnett J Uallyauirk. NewcasUa West, Co UtnerUk 4
Hamog M Howards DuoloeCaslte Kiluraey Co Kerry f
Harm J W A Ballykisteen Limenck June Co
T pimry
llattu G, X( BaUiogaddy Kilmallock Co lameitek
llarty F Ballybroman House Ardfert Tralee Co. Kerry
HaMam JamesA Kockvirw Birr Co T pperary
lialtoo Tboiuas Monabe Ballindaggon Enoiscortby
Co Wexford '
Hayden E 11 gbiake Ballymaeurly Co Rosoommon
llailcti Henry KUlygivaa Tydavuet Xfonagban t
Heard R OauinlubMr GamgtoobiU Co. CMk
llely-llut huuon LI CoL C Llssea Hall Swuds, Co
Ihrbtin (p)
IleopbilLH SpnngbiU KiUemnauIe, Co. T pperary
llennessy Misx A Lacken New Ross, Co Wexford t
Henry I P Tones Ardtarmoti Sligo (rp)
llerhhy M Detryleigb Clondrob d Macroom Co Cork
Hewitt XIix M L The Dargle Enn skerry Co W cklow
II ckey XI Cabernaleague Itall ntnull Co. Walerford t
llekey Rer M PP.,Clongetn I oulLsroitls, W etfoni t
HiU J A MonungtciD Drogheda Co. Meath
Hill J H Ballytanogue l^k nlere Corey Co Weiiord
Hill Thomas Ballydaniel Camol □ Co Wexford
Itillai MaJ R 1% Toapleboy Co Sligo
AberJeea Angus
Shortbom
Sbortbora
Shoftbora
Sheftfaom
Kerry
I IhoH^orn
tferrford
Sbofthorn
, Aberdeen Angus
I Hereford
I Sbortbora
' Sbortbora
, Hetelotd
I Sbortbora
I Aberdeen Acgki
■ KeiTV
, Fmslaa
1 Kerry
' Aberdeen Angus
Sbortbora
I Sbortbora
I Shc^bora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
bortbora
^bertbera
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Aberdeen Angus
HuKlitf A W B Dysart, Xtarylnrougb Leix
llodgins T G BrrxjKvale, Maryborough Leix
llortaa Patnck,TD hilri kle I.ougli^a.Co Calway f
HoIUnd. W ilium. Bclrose, Enn tkeane Co. Cork ..
Hone Capt Kilmeade, Alb] Co KHaie
Hauler Lt Col W J An) nurUe Brannockitow a. '
Co Kildare
llonraa. I T Craig, XIount ColUns Abbetfexle, Umetl k '
IIugbe*,Jas liaielbrork Kathfamhan Co Dubln t
lloine George Carton Jlaynoolb Co. h Idari J
Galbrailb W 11 Cralgidoet St Johnston Co Ooneg.lfpjj Abenjeco Aagni IrwUi C J KIleannon House Enniscorthi C.vWVvk'r.l
CATTLE BREEDERS— IRISH FREE STATE.
JAM— ODL
Name and Address
Name aod Addre&s
Ureed
Jameson K D Delvm Lodge Balbnggan Co Publia(i)|
JeJIery A E F Rathcoursey Midletoo Co Cork
jelir es J A\ Horetown FoulksmiUs Co V\ exford
jeoiucgs J \\ Brookv Ue Dundalk Co Louth ,
Jessop G N Cloureher Maryborough Co Leia (i*lf
Johnston \\ J Clone House Monamol n Gorey Co '
Wexford
Jones E TownVew Urlingford Thurles Co Tpperaryl
K
Kealy John Cloncroff Horesleap Co Westmeath (i}|
Keane 'I J Coolmakce CrooWstown Co Cork
Keefe M Creevagh Co tleath
Keene A Parker Castle Grange Ashford Co Wifklo'
Kehoe P Coolnaboy Otlegate Emuseorthj Co Weifordl
KeiranSiPelx Clynohllouse Neuhhss Co Monaghan
Kelleber T Sbanakiel Dante r Co Cork
Kelly Den s Alleen House DonohiU T pperary
Ke 1>
KtUy .
Jvelly M chael 1 oUerlon Carlow
Kenmare EarJof KenmareHous
Ktlame) Co Keri7(/>)t|
Kennea 1 John Richmond House Glanmere Co Oxk
Kennedy A I Uahagan Dtom Te nplemore T pperary
Kerr Edum Rosnaiee Slane Co Meath
Kerry The Kn ghl of \alent a Island Co Kerry t
K eman J J Aughavams Gowna Co Cavan
Kdeoy W E Moat V ew O deast e Co Meath (i)
K ngston Wm T Laragb House Baodon Co Cork ,
K nsella W Crosstown Castl bridge Co Wexford (teA|t
Kirkpatr k W T Donacomper C« bridge Co Kiloace
Lace a CasUe EUis The BaUagb Eniuscortby
Co Wexford t
^idlaw Thot K Luttrellstown ClonsU a Co Dublin
Laor T J Ba lard House K beggan Co Weseineaih(p)|
ungtord Afa C D S O Ralhkeile Abbey Co Ltmenekl
Las e ] 8 V aunt D S O Ponumna Castle PorCumna
Co Gain ay t
Latta Robert A BallmakiU Ballycamev Ferns Co .
VNexfod rteil
} Abbey Land CasUelyons Co Cork '
Lcabv M bael Deerpark House Kilkenny t
Leesw Manhali Ma) M R CaUanalersy MiUlown
Co Kerry ^
Lcbane John Crossmabon Litsarda Co Cock
^hane Timothy Aonaghmore Ballinhaasig Co Cork
Lenster TbeLxors of thelate Dukeof Carton Maynootb
Co K Idare t
L Estrange H C L snaluig Sligo
Lloyd Mrs Heathf eld KUme^y Newcastle West Cal
L men k ■ '
Loder Col G Eyref eld Lodge Curragh Co Kildare
Ixigan George DalUnota Camgiobane Co Cork
Ludgate E Curibcf ney Lomba dslown Co Cork
Lynch h s E Ballin lare House Gorey Co Wexford'
Lynch James Ballylemon Cappagh Co Waterford t'
Lysa.bt S R Haxlewood Mallcw Co Cork 1
M
Macan A Dnimcasbel Castle Bellingham Co Louth
Mc.ArdIe Pe er haughart House Duada k Co Louth
MbA^le^W L Ballywaller Gorey K 1 nuchndge Co
McBnde J M Mallow Cottaae Westport Co Mayo
J A Raffeenan Ballynode Co Monaghan t
J «CaU n H GUnbrook Clones Co Monaghan f
McCaldin James Galllnagh Monaghan
McCaldin John Knockroe Monaghan
McCaldm W A GUnv ew Mona hau
UcCMtby Rt Kev P J Mount St Joseph Abbey Roscrea
Co T pperary fi)f
M^cl and J Dtomedy Comney Clones Co Donegal
ii SP'H'*'’' " " Camshannaah Raphoe Co Donegal
'I<^kc 1 A E Carrowea Burt Co. Donegal T
McConna k R hard Dunqu t KiUetiaule Co T pperary
McCom k M ss J W lUiamstown Kells Co Meath
McCo^ k J A S Dru™ urphy Castkf □ Ca Donegal
McC^ah John MeS Gerra dstown Ba lyboughal Co
MDonallC Laharan MinaneBndge Camgahne CoCorl’f
M Donald, I S Ballycdeo Clonroche Co Wexford
mes, Honeybrook Clogga Mils Mooi
Redlcdl
Aberdeen Attgusl
Aberdeen Angnil
Hereford
Sbortborn
D Shortboni
Shurtbom
Shwthom
Her ford
Shorthorn
Hereford
Shorthorn
Shortbenn
Shoilbom
Aberdeen Angual
Shottbom '
Sborlbun
SborttMun
Shorlhtfn
Kerry
Aberdeen AngutI
Shorthorn '
ShortbMn
Shorthorn
Abtfdea Angual
Aberdeen Angus
AbeedeenAngaa
Shonbom
Ab^een Angual
Shorthorn
SboTihom
Kerry
Aberdeen Angus]
Aberdeen Angus
Kerry '
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Sbortborn
Shortbom
Sbortborn
ShOTtbom
Jersey
Shor bom
Jersey
Shorthnn
Sbortborn
Sbortborn
Shorthorn
McGee leter Eagle House Ma o Street, Arva Co Cavan I
HeCetrek I Portinch House Ballymote Ca Sligo ''
MacCUlycuddyof IbeRecks Col the Beaufort Co Kerry
UacC lycuddy A J Flesk Castle KiUaniey CaKenyf
McGiatn JobnB AnnamulC, Stoneyford Co Kilkenny ‘
McGratb iainck Uallymaw WateHall Cork
McGuclun G Dunwdey House Slranorlar Co Donegal t|
McCuiness John Newtown Darver Dundalk Co Louth '
McKay JolmC Pallas House Beaufort Co Kerry
McKenna J lu coagb House Classlougb Ca Monaghan fl
HcKcrtC,M V Kilkerley Cottage Dundalk Co louthf^lj
M K nley Robert Sesaaghoiore Castle! n Co Donegal (An
UacLYSAGBT Hazelwood. Uallotr Co Corlt, and
Rabeen, Tnamgraney Ca Clara ftP]t|
McMullen H„ KiUkd Farm, Birr OBafy '
MeW lliafii,Win. Dunmore Durtow Lex
Madden Lt Col JCW Hilton Park Clones Co Monaghan
MagiU M ssE A Churchtownllouse Beaufort Co Kerryls]
Maginn P tej Kiliioecf Dairy Drogheda Co Louth '
Maude A. F Belgard Castle Clondalkin Dublin
Maun e R bard Bolane Kildimo Co lamer ck
Mayclun Ttonas MiUtowo Rockcotry Co Monaghan
Meegan C P Hoalhstowo Woodtown Ardee Meath
Mdia John Cbaresiown Ardee Co Louth t
Memagfa J Killiane CasUe Dnnagh Wcxfonl ^sjt
Miles C V kilshanng Rathcormac, Ca Cork
M rtcb n J P TTionvale Clougbjordan Offaly ,
M icbeil VVm W lli eld Ballymore Eustace Co Kildare]
Monlsomerv Alexander Ballmode Co Monaghan |
MONTGOMERY MISS GRACE. Broom nilLUiltdieIfto«o.|
Co Cork I
Montgomery J Kenegham MaooteuiuuDgham,CaDonegal|
Moore Capt Charles Moervifoct. Tipperary
Moore G E Ftayne House Atbboy Ca Meath
Sberthom
Shorthorn
Shortbom
Shorthorn
^boithom
Shorthorn
O Sboithom
Kerry
Shortbors
Aberdeen Angtu
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shortbom
Shorthorn
Morgan CoLT P CamgaLae Cork
Motony W Ellesmere. Boyle, Co Roeconmioo
Motts PaUck Ayrfrld Kabeny Dublin
Momsoo A KaockaLsheeo Cork
Mouoser Thomas TheH gbUsds,Nesaeh Co Tppenry
MouotMellcray Abbey Cappoou D Co Waterford t|
MuUane M W Clctisiore Strand PO Newcastle West,
Un erick
Mullen T Orrstowti Kells Co Meath
MuUett J Toberona Dasidslows Enmscorthy
Wexford
Mullins O K leens Ballymonty Thurles T pperary
Mulready M chael P Tuamgraeey Co Clara
Munster Institute Cork
Murphy Mn £ Johnstown Ri er>v>im Dundaik
Co Louth
Muipby HenryT Rutale Corcteaghy Co Louth
t Thtrecasties, Ca Kilkenny
Murphy P T Knockregh Adan
Murphy T J Sd erspnngHov-
Murphy TbomasP Ca?""
Murray Peter F. ‘ ^
Co Wexford
Cork ,
.... ..juse Macroom Co Corkl
Strokestown Co Roscommon (sM
Myeis Jas. J Cralla h House Thurles, T pperary (r)|
M Duuxau Mrs. Morlog Dal odrait, Ufford Donegal
Ns h W J Glynwood AlhSooe Co Westmeath
Necnan James GreenbaU Cast e ar Co Cork
Nesbtt Fdw idJr^nB Tubberdaly Edeaderty Offaly
Ne« le Ncholas Ga ryhuhbock Screen Ca Wexford
Newiort Mrs E Ballygallon Klkenny
Noble T Legal House Clones Co Monaphan
Nonnoyle K<4>ert Ballmak U Ca Uen aboa Newcastle
West Umenck '
0
OBeme Patnek J Drumrane BalUnamore Co Lei ru
OBnen Ad m Newtown C ouph ordan Co T pnerary
OBnen M P Deansr^ange House Foxrock Co Dublin
OBnen Patnek G annure Cork
OBnen Tmotbv BallmcoUeg Cork
O Byrne M It Sh lima ne Tagoat Co Wexford
O ra”* g**"o W m. Scarragh Lombardstowa blallos
Co Cork
O Connor B Carryhubbock Screen Co Wexford
O Connor Daniel Copstown Mallow Co Cork
OCoormr Eugene Ashbourne Villa Knochanfeocb]
Cast eisland Co Kerry , ,
O rywinm- J Amestown House New Ross Co Wexford
OCoonm- John Ahalun Ba Imgarry Co Utoenck
O rvwHo,- lohn Clooneybe me Dilsk Co W exforo
O Connor O CoonastiUas Strokestown Longford
OCoiuior S Aughnagally Eniuscorthy Co Wexford
OCoonor Wm Burton Churchtoi
O Conor Don Oonal s Castlerea
OdeU U Col T S Kllcleagb Pk. M<
Odluni W H Ardmo
Buttevan
o Roscoi
I Co
ShorUi^
Hereford
D Shorthorn
Fnesian
D Sborthora
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
1 lereford
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
HoRford
Red FoU
Hertford
Abeideen Angus
Sboithom
Shorthorn
Abcrdm Angus
Shortbom
Fnetian
Sborthora
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Fnesian
Aberdeen Angus
Sho thori
Hereto d
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Abeideen Angus
Shortbom
Hereford
Shorthorn
Fnesun
Aberdeen Angus
L R. Shorthorn
Shoe hom
fnesjan
Shortbom
Shortbom
Shorthorn
Shortbom
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Fnesian
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
ODW— nR
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301
Vatneind Addrett
Dr*rf
O r>w\f r John Rilhk frin, Monotnin Co Kllkfnnjr
OFerT»II C Moro Uurd tdff»orth«to>«ii Co lyartefll
O’CVonnin Mf» M Bill h litid Liuil»«>rtliT Co NNnlordl
Ollvi A C Civi;ton) II Rltrnto«Ti Dillrinolf Co *"
ClUr* Mi) C K KML. Annactunorr Coollacitirr,|
Cn S TO (If if
O KmH* Mrt Mount Kfrfl» Sf«m4iltfl Co Cork
OLoarr Jrromiah ItnArluid* Cnxikslann Co Coik
OMalUr Cilirard ) WoaUandi Saslur Co DuU a <1
O Mara k M Mulralrv hodfr Llmrriik
O Kci 1 Rn P Maudbawn Coutrh 11 Ca an
O R ordan IVti a Adrabaa liouir Kacturk Co Co k
O'Shauchnraf A Or paof Caxlr CoachfonI Co Cork
OSbra I Firm nntowri K Imallock Co Umarlck
Otaor> TbaEarlol Uiuunoce I aik Kilkrnof
CSuII an I J Camcror Gonabijir Co Coik
O Sul van M ^arl Liaoaahandruni, BarnDn ^rk
OSuIl \an T Cloughduv Crookatovti Co Cork
Feoa^di ilouta Dapulitomi
GablMtt Carr; Kwoai; I
Pack BrtrUord D 1
Carlow
Parkar Bn? -Cm Robfr
\anach Co T ptwrary
Fattrn Allan Slaaart Cloor Auchnm Co Wlcklo*
Pallon J A Kilna I; CO Monaghan
PaaraLO R chard, Srah House Rathdowne; Lrix
Perasa] Maj A A Teni||r House Ballymotr go
Shnrthons
Aberdeen Anguf
Shortliora
Alwrdeni Anglia
Shorthorn
Krmr
Short hum
t-nrsiao
I rirslao
n Shorthnni
AberiWn Angua]
I lerriofii
StArthorn
Slsorthore
Shorthorn
Abredeeo Angus
Abrrdero Angus
Perrolt Tbos. H hh*
I Courtmacsberr; ^rk
Philips R G Drui ,
Pierse Gerard] MO Bnabroount laxnaw Co Kerryfl
Pinn Lows Inshlown MounBsel) ck Le z [
Plaer A D Rosemount New Rots, Co Wextord (ifltl
Pollock S Comawall Soutbboro Co Monaghan t|
piUok, A P Adare Co Utnenck
potterlon Hubert] Ardk UHouse Carbuir Co. Kddate(i)|
P)tts M T Correeo Cull* Ball nuloe Co Calwi;
Psireli Mil* . .. _ _
Power D Rsheenduff Adamstoun Co B exford
Power] il Mu Richard Carr tk<o Su r Co Tisperatv
Power Mrs Marla L. O^j-dav d House Uttletoo Thutle
e.wS'SEffiTu.. maine Callaa Co< Kilkeee;
Poweraeourt Tb« V scount Powerscourt Causkerr;
Co BicUow ,
PowQdea, Maj J C Ballywalter Corey Co Maxlecd t
Pardon C S Lodge Park Preiblord, K Ikeoay '
PurdM S P Lisoab n kiUucaa Co Meatmeatb
Purefo) \\ B CreenI eld* T pperar;
P7KE, MRS. P Ballyrolsae. Fennoy Co. Cork
Quaid \k C Bally hennedy Ball ngacry Lamenck
Qujgle P Lackeo New Ross Co Wexlord
Quigley Pair k Drumb Ua Dundalk Co Louth ,
Quia, Col R P IV DorleSgh Manor Inch Co Mextord (pj
Quinlan James S.M icbelstown Co Cork
Quinlivan T Dash Bal])agraa Cbatlevllc Co Cork
Rale ch Maunce klitcbe stowndowo KnocUong Co
Lirnencli .
Rank n \\m MD Newtowncunn ogham Co Donegal t
Rallidonnell Ru Hon. Lord lisoa agb Raibv Il> Co
Carlow ^
Rathwell J A. Ballycaoew Corey Co Wexford I
Rattray V ctor E Gortnaskehy BaUlbuoion Co. K<..
ResTiel) Richard KiUynon Killucan, Co WeslsMatbfsl
Rce L.B S Iverstream Tybolland Co Monagban j
Rchirdson Ma] E J Poplar Vale Co Mooagban '
R orlaa Den s Farrendoyle Kanturk.Co Cork
Riordan Mss Mina] Kilboy Home, Cloyne Co. Cork
Robertson Cordoo ^ Weshnor land Su Dublin
Robinson Mrs. E M asdale Tecenuce Co Dubhn
Rob nsoo HS.il Utown Newtown cun niagba m Co
Rob nson^Jobn J Nenbeny Hall (^rbury Co Kildare
Rob nson Rev R H Orm^att Rectory Snutbborough
Co. Mooagban
Roche J iU Talbot Hall New Rou, Co. W eilord
Roche P J..Moodvlle Sew Rost Co Wexlord
R^e Patrick Garrylougb. Upper Screen Co Wexford ti
Roche R Ma>lass Uorbatlea henry I
Rockett M chael hi everae Watertcro Co Kilkenny
Roe W Ball kelly Roserea. Co. Tipperary
Ronayne P^ p S. Castle Redmand, M dleCcn Co. Cock.
Shonhoni
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthotn
Shottbom
Sliorthom
n Shottboen
Sbortbora
D Shortbotn
iiereford ,
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus)
Sbortbora '
Aynh re
Red PMI
Sbortbora
Herciotd
lleitf^ ,
Aberdeen Angus
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Aberdeen Angus
AberdeCDAiigQsl
Sbottbera '
Shorthoni
Sbortbora
Abudeen Angus)
Kerry *
Jersey
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
O Sbortbora
Hrrefonl
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Roaiey, Rev W UUm Longwood Moyvalley Co ifealh
Rorkr J It CrotSiPmeT Co Casan
Roasr Ratirrf B trCastle Otialf
Rotbetam Airs V M Casilecnr Oldcattle Co Meath (i)j
Relhwril ften Moneytucker Enniscoithv Co Wexford '
Rotbwell John K Ballacanew Gorey Wexford
Roundtrer, I Marty House Kells Co ileatb
Rowe Af L. r aerero lUlhcogley Co Wexford
Ryan W II West Cals Tburles Tipperary
Rutberiord R A.,Ea Ifirld Manorham lion Co Leitr m
R)aU W A Balltslassin House, hllleaeh Co Cork t|
R)ao J Tomcoole Taghmoo Co Wexford
Sadi ft Rev ] A. klounl St. Joseph s College Roserea
Co 'npperiry
St Ceoze J B.Kilnith House Frrthfnrd Kilkenoyril
SL Lassrenre ! C G Ilowlh Castle Co DubI a (
SatnptyllU WsUtbnraugh Ballinleaigh Co Rascomnooi
Scallan I .Coolroe Clonroche Co Wexford (
Seckham Lt^oLT U OSO Litnegar RalhconsacI
Co Cork
SKamsoa T Newbawn Co Wex/ord
Sheehan D M TempIeKlaollse Limerick
Sheldm W A Asbdtld Hoiist Magherasoll s DonegallkW
S tk Ml hae! FtniskI n SUgo
Skeliaa J Asbgrove Lodge Cloors Co Monaghan
Skeltca Robert W Dcumcrew Stooebridge Clonet
Co. Mooa^tao
Sk muck John Old Casllrtown Klldomrry Co Cork
Slt% D latnts Cains Esc scortby Co Wtxiold
Smith, A P Uallybeigue Screen Co Wexford
Smith LI.-Col.EEt C Duleck House Duieck Co.Mratb(sd)
Smith,] ,Coiball sHouse Dtaiabaie Co Dublin
Smith. ] Randal BalliTickaid Nenagb T'pprrac;
Snutb-Darry / H FoU Island Cobh Co Cork
Souibsn k, K H B rtbl eld House K Ikrnny
Somers P Ballymore House Screen Co Wexford
Spail nt Mn Eva Am ran Croagb Co Umenck , ,
Speer Jsme^ Carden Street Ball ns Co Mayo
Stanley H C Co Umber Manor L sryan Co Westmeath
Stanley John Ball nameiba Mooksiowti Co Cork *
Stanley W FeraHilIHouse Ballinadee Dandra Co Ce...
Staples M s* Katherine A Dunmore Durrow Lets (sk)
Stepbetd iiewTy Frasus Clanmote AsMotd Co WltUm
Siepbens ] Imo TomsalUgh House Ferns W exford (f)j
Stepbeasoo, R Cranford SuBorgan Rd Bootentown '
Co Dublin ,
Stevens Tboou* G Castle Kevin Annamoe Co Wicklow
Friesian
Hereford
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
D Shorthorn
Hereford
Shorthorn
Friesian
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Sbmtborn
D Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
O Sbortbora
StMty R V Rcatuiit Cmtie Rtncuik Wntjert CoMayn
Straebao James Ballyknockin Rathdrum Co Wicklow
Strangman $ A ew Mount Ball sakill Co Waterford
Sueven* II D£ Castle Coole Rcscommon I
Slruog Cba* A Icetord Cattlccoanor Ball na Co Uayol
Sundecli^ James Tbe Lodge Palat oe Ca low '
SuUivao Patii k Railway \ cw Monard Co Cork
Supple Mr* K Straffan House Strafian Station Co
Kildare
Swaby T C Inch House, Blackwater Co Wexford
Sweetman K M Derrybaws Clendalougb Co Wlckloa
Tail Mrt Hermitage Rottellan Co Cork
Tanner S Cteenf eld Kill n ck Co Wexford
Tamnt R chsrd Absne Mil Street Cork
Taylor E St Downiblre Bless ogtoo, Co Wicklow
Taylor W ItooV Rivcndale Llohill Co Leitnm
Tedcastle J B KilmuJIan Pnctarlingtoo Leix
Tbom Alexander Cullen House Slanr Co Meatb
TtnoipsiXl Geo A Roebuck Lodge Dundnim CoJNiblii
Ti^ie WT Dali napark Ratbsew Co W icklow
T eraey Dr E U.2 TbeDiamood.Clooes ^ Mooagbai .
Tabu T Orawnstowii Tullogber New Rots Co Wexfordl
Toler Aylward U ] Sbankill Castle Wblleball Col
Kilkranv (pl
Tomkriu joLn R Ballyclou^ Camolin Co Wexlord '
Toppin. Lcnrtt M MarUy Rathlaraham Co Dublin
Traveex ] Gealgue, Maynooth Co SCildare
Trench Maj A H i: Redwood B rr Offaly
Trencb CapU Hco C. Sopwetl Hall Clougbjordan Co.
T pperary ‘
Tnbmaa Tbos. WhitebaJI Street Clcaiet Co. Mcxiaeban
Turpin Srephnt Kibdcooghue Riverstown Co Cork {j)|
Tmamley W Uram Ratbtoole BalUtore Co Ksldare '
Twossey John Kilear CastlelyxciS Fermoy Co Cork
Twnmey Matthew Kilblaffer Bemsgs Co Cork
Temmey Pair ck Bleak House Carngtaobill Co. Cork
Tunney T Rockboiouch House Macroam, Ox Cork
Tynte M at V Tynte Park Dunlavio Co. Wicklow (i ,
I Tyrrell ] i.,CloughHouse Leskinfere Corey OxWexio^J
Shortbm
Fries an
Aberdeen Angus
Hereford
Shorthorn
Aberdeen An gns
Sbortbora
AbenSeen
Sbortbora
Kerry
Aberdeen Angus
Sbortbora
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Sbortbora
Hertford
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
Shotdorn
Aberdeen Angus
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthorn
Fries an
Sbortbora
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angus
leenAngtis
Aberdeen Angus
Sbortbora
Hereford
Aberdeen Angus
Sliorthora
Sbortbora
Sbortbora
Atwfvleea Angus
302
CATTLE SHEEP BREEDERS— IRISH FREE STATE
VAN— JES
'Name and Addrc s
A «me and Address
Breed
Vandrleur TlieHca Mrs Cabirason £an s Co Oare
VerBair Robert Xi]| St Aooe Castlel on# Co CxnM
Vesci ViscouQjde Home Fami Abbejieut Lex t
ViIS en-Stuait I H P CioiLasa Cappoqu b Co
VVaterfo rf ^
VCICESIT ASTSI7S K. DX. JSaclaoss Abbe; EtUtraej
Co Kerry (Ut'
W
^^ade T Clownjngs S raJJaji Co K Jdare
UaJker J B LatunerstotiTi Uex/ord t
ttalker W ] Ballsbrcnnan Ktlluuck Co Vlextord t
Wallace I U Belt eld 0!W>
WaUtT V ce Admiral A Craig AileniWi»ti Ktllt Co
Meaih (j*)
IVallis Cbas Thos Barney Court SbaokllJ Co. Dublin
Walpole WissE P Mbbcook Balacotla Iao gfcus t
Walpole W J CasUenode S tiAestown Lonriord
Wajsb P K B Ibao ^ppamere Co linerlcit
Walsb R chard Ivillouea Blame} Co Cork ti
WaJib Tbos J Cypress Grove Templeocue Co Bublftf
WAllPESFOROBiCAPT R.B.PRlQRr OL. Castltcoiaa
Boom. CasUacooei Go.
Ward Mrs L DromtrasnaCollP i AbbeyJeale CoLuaeritk
Warren H J Sprngmount Corel Co Wexlord
WATSON W P K. Ballucatraae Clonmel Co
TlBMtKT f ^
Walt James Clara^ Rasnel oa Co Donegal
Webster W Uam Callysaddto K toockndi Co Wexlord]
Jersey
Sbortbon
SboTthoea
AUtdeenAaguaj
Slxmliom '
Short) on
Shorthorn
SwrtliMn
lleitiotd
Herelord
Aberde nAli|Mi|
ll*r7ord
ShortboiTi
Pr es ao
Shorthorn
O ShottAotn
AberAeta Ahgiitj
Shortbotti I
Aberdeen Anfusl
D Shotthorii
Wtif JtditiS Drwnbtioy House UlJoid Co Donegal (r^)
Welsh Cochrane Caraoweo Staithboro Co blooagban fj
Werner AHrrd Rockmount Duodrun Co Dublin
West James, Scottiboro Clones Co Manacban .. ,
WUie &l J Cfovc Kllbyrne Donerall* Co. Cork {s*}
Wh te R F H Agbavoe Grange Bjdlaailla Abbeyleix
Leix
W dctoir Zarlc/ Sieltau Abbey Arilon’ Ca ll/cUov
W tktesoo AUxAoder Comgh itc&acMit
\V Ik osoB C Ardano r Poynts Co Llmerirk
WitkiosMJ W F C SuOsvalds Balllngarr} CoLimerickt
W Rlams Essex Curbonnatb Balijsodare Co Sligo
Will ams George Crance Skrren Co Slleo
Williams H Has Atclaslsss Sktrrn Co SUpo
Will arcs R C Coolroser House Macrocm Co Cork (r)
W B ngion J St Kleman s Birr Olfalv Ipj
W Isdoo irthuf J Lacken Lodge K Ikecny (ip)
WdtoAhteUT M IS G U Whieildl Ldseworthslown
Co Longford
W Ison Thos Csrrictoorr Si. Johnstone Co Dcpoega]
Windham Capt C A Darfrey CootebJll Co Cavan
Wolfe I f liaul House Roescarbrry Co Cork
WoUeWdUam R ngeoane House Amsale Cd Cork
Woods Capt £ G M Isrrtcn M«l) Skmies Co Doblm
Woods R Baitjarei KiUigordon Co Dooega]
Wray James S Rodd eld Castlefo Co DooeeaJ
Wngbt I T Pruniplctioit a House Cadlulera ah Ca
klUaCe (iK
Wr ght Klthassl H kilkta Uagtny Co Kildate 1
Wryndhan Qu on Lady Eve Casdetovn Camck-oa Sojr
I rperary
Shorthorn
Shortbom
Jersev
Shortnort
Fr eslsn
Sbonbom
Dexttr
rnesias
Sbonhom
Slioribom
Aberdeen Angus
Aberdeen Angi »
Aberdeen ACgus
Shorlhom
Short hem
Hcreiud
Shortbom
Sbociborn
Sbonbom
Aberdeen Angus
aberdem angut
Shortbom
Sliortbom
Sbo'lhom
Sheep Breeders
Nan< and Addtes
Sa eaod addrew
AehesoB George R Ruth Hiil Dfun]tnt,C<5 Roscoatnoo.'
A betoa Lou t P Ruth liiU p um aa Co KoKotBSioti '
Agcicultursl College Dnunrs kltatb '
Agncultual «>ebeol Clonak li> Darrara Clonakilt) j
Armstrong John Cloncam Clones Co Monaghan
SaBesty Eugene S nofuiotvo Rathconratb, MiiULn,
Watoeaih
Barry A ' “
r Co
Clonoquinn Elphin, Co
Oxford Dows
Rosootnmon
GaUar
Bord Leoestei
Barry A A Baoaget OlfaJy
Barrymore Ht Hon Lord Cardangan ManorT pperaryl )!
Beiga J 3 MaVbrook ACh> Co k Idaxe <P)1
&U k Giver Ball) no Kameltoo ^ Donegal (eli
Boothtnan 1< If JobslowtuTaUaghl Co Dublin <«'*
Bo«den Lome Cottobet lloote CooMh il Co Cavan
Bo> d, J U W elhngton Bndgt Co W exiord
Bo)U John Dnimbama House Dove> Letlennaonard
Co ayneeal
Brabaron W lUan Granard Co Looglord '
B adle) 'Ucbael Cloonkehcme HoUivnounf Co Mayo M
Brangan R Headfort Place Kells Co Meath
Brennan T I Fortv ew Roscotnaion
Btoei-iie John Lenamore Mull Co Donegal
Bord Leicester
Suffolk
Dord LeKester
Suffolk
Bac^Face
CcUins C Q Glerunoce llouse
Litnenck
Connor Malthen Camogui
Koscommon
Conry P D Raheen kUntu- i
Cooper Ma) B K MaikreeCastle CoUooney CoSlgoU)
Com^ao i H Gartettstoum House KalhviUy ' "
Carlow
Comgan Pair k Glenboy OWcaslle Co Meath (<^)|
Comgan Paul yiaia Street Sen bridge Co hildare '
Cot on Cos Brittf eld Roscommon i
Cul en H K U sk. Tie Bailagh Fitnscortby Co Weafonf
Curtin a 11 Farran,Toumafull4 Co Luuericli
Daly P I St Anthonyv Portmainoti Dublin
^ane-Dcak* Capt C V Stokestowa Sew RcosWe
I^se Mai w G Tiabotston 0»le Co Wain eatl.
iJowurt K KuueUtown House Mulliogar Co W«toiealh|
Suffix
Rietom—
Bold Leicester
Lincolo L W
BhropsbiR
OafordDora
Suffolk
Suffolk
Kosco nmon
Linooln L W
OafoidDora
KosconuiMa
Oojne Mush Walls Core) Co Wczlord 1<
Dfubaft JohaJ Serabam KilmaclboiDas Co.W aterford (
Drury Joto Ard^agb Botle Co Roscoamnn ili)j
Duane W t)a31>lougban Kiicock Co. KildarelrA)
Duane Col Wilban Joneatown EdnoderT) Oifidy
E ans J G Jolunstotm Hobbor Co Meath
E -eranf Cot Sir \ T lit RandlestoaTi Savaa Co.|
Meath
Fisher C E vte^astQua House, Oualatut, Co Wieklou.
FUGtraW Michael J Sjnoue Cashel Co T ppetary <cl|
F txgerald W Vt Clonaville Clones Co Monagbau (el!
F Umaurce P j Elpbin Co Roscommoa
FilnrlliaiiB The Eatl CooUattio Park Slulblagb Co;
W ckW (fji
Fboagaa FraokJ Tomona, Tulsk Co Rnseoinnion i
Flanagan JohaWouUe Lecarrovr Boyle Co Koscommoa j
Franks Harry VVesllieliS klDaUatb uix Irb
Fiayoe Ceom Rock the Drumsra Co Ibscommoa ,
Fieyae Rt lloo A Baroode Franebpafk, Co Roscommooj
G
CamUe } B Fo) iu) CasDeS n Co. Donegal
Cargan b A CuHen Mub n^ar Co. TVeatmeaUi
GiU Herbert S yeomaostoM-n, Naas Co K Idare
Gfeeara Woi Sauthbeld, Nenagb Co T pperary
Olmec W Fohenagh Ball tituhher Co Mavo
Graham W C Bailytotnsion TuUamcat Offaly
Dord Ce ceater
Otlocd Oq«M
KceeonuBca
Sbrop hir*
SbroBihira
Suffolk
Suffolk
Bold. Leicester
lUwcommcil
Bord Leicester
Cner T W Aughnuli Ramellon Co I
Hales T Knoc
a Co Cork
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l‘P)\
S MiBeagh House Oldcastl* Co ’ilealb
Hayes, W O BoteenHouse Brosna Offaly
He^ 1 F Jones Ard tanoon, S go
H epni E Clooaathee. Ccceee Elpb ci Co Koseooiinoa
HoUaod C Model Farm Alhy Co K Ware
Hope Edwaid, Carllandstenin Crookedwood Mulhngai
Co Westmeath
Hunter J CloverhiU Sbgo
Jaidisoa Ceo B Knocknagee Lodge Carlow
Jamesoa Robert D Delv n Lodge Balbnggao Co
Dublui , , , t‘
Jessop C N Ooureher Mary borough Co Le x
Kesconunon
poed Leicester
Rceconnnoa
{^common
Suffolk
Bord Leicesler
Bord Leicester
SaWoWt
Sulfolk
SuHolk
Ka>camcQOQ
Suffolk
KEA— CLA
SHEEP, PIC BREEDERS— IRISH FREE STATE
303
Same tn4 AdJme
o.^\c>lmeaUl
Kealj*, J ^cu CloTKToff lloreaJcap Co. \\
Keane, John. DalU krn.Mo)r«-urc, MoiluUEar C4>.\Nnlmcalt>|
Kearr J J CaaikETaec, Tullow Co.Cj '
Kcman Jam^D>-Mrt.MuU c - ’
Kell> A M 1 fte, Kuan Lnn .
Kell) r CamuU»«-n, houn le House Co RoacammoDl
Kellr T b.J tiaallul VeibarUon Sea Co \\ea(orJ
Kmsf M J hreagSCasUe MItoim Mallor Co Clare
Kuuan, Tbo nas. Grrrnpark NIuU n^ar Co \)cstmralb
Kiiroy \\ L Moat \ in* 01Jca»lle.Co Meath
Kui« Albert K bnJe Lodge rnnscorthy Co Wexford
Kiiiselia. W„ Crccsloon. CasUebrklge, Co Wcxionl (
LalU. Robert A., UalLoaUll. I3al]>camey Ferns, C«
Wfxffj ur
Letgh h W tUingloa nrid.,e Co NSeaford
Longford The Lari of rakenball Hall CaiUepoUard Co
Lj-utbt, S R. Haxlewood. htallow Co. Cork
M
MrCartbT RCRee P J itountSl JosephAbbey Roscrea,!
Co I rr*fkry (f) J
kleCulloch John McS Gerrardstoa-a DaU)baugbal Co.|
Dublin
McCutcbeon T P K sbogue Clonaalkin Dublin
aUcLTSASm Eaulvood. Mallow Co. Cork. A Eaheen.
Taosinaney Co Clare (rpj'
XeMULIXX a..SiUMararm Birr.oaaly <<)
MartlL'luar k Churcbto«TiHous^Be4ulort,Co KetT)(<)
klabOD' O T AsblgrdCharlevtUe Co Lunenck '
Menaeb J. Killune Castle Dnoagh Wexford
UeUe. R. It Atbluraney House Sevan Co Meath
UUse.U \\ G Ballj-iootsaa Lower Feme, Co Wexford
hbtcbell M cbaeL Clouai nloush Stroknlown Longford
M9c«e.G F Fraynellouse Aibboy Co Meath (r)
hlolieaa. C Blackwood BaUimore. Moate Wcatmeach
Mulvu John Beeeh Lawn, Edendetry Offaly
Murdock LauncalotS Oaltratna IIous«,01deaaUe Co Meath
MttipbyT lowLKilBane,Co,Mayo
Morn) Jobs Kenny Houaa MulUngar Co.Westmeaih
Mutiar leter FanuStrokeatown Longford i
Myn James J GralUgb House Thurles T ppvary
Saner W L Lougbcrew Oldcastle Co Meath ,
Nelson Jamrt, Ballyoock CoUagstown Co Westmeath
Sonu.MsaA H Traserslon Senagh Co Tipperary
Roeccnmoa
buftulk
Koaeoenmoii
Oiloni Down
Roaoi mmon
Suffolk
Rosoxnmon
Roseoramon
OiiurdUouD
Uord Le enter
UncolaUW,
Suttilk
Ua ford Doan
Oatord Down
Suffolk
Sbrtipsbire
Dord Leseesler
Sbiopthiro
ShrMsbue
Lioe^L.W
1 Longford
J C K H M L Annaghznaie CoUoocey Co
SUgo (<P*)|
O SuUi an T Cloughduv Crookslown, Co. Cork ’ '
Oxford Down
Boil) Leieoler
layne D Eofeld Caxtlerea, Co Koxconm on
Ihllps frank Cotboy ] dgewortbstown Co Longford
Ilare A l> Kosnnount Sew Russ Co Wexford Ui
lode J II l)al])t>eg House feriix Co Wexford (i
lotleitoo If J Ardk U House Catbury Co Kildare (
Pnm J II L. SoreColtage DunbeU Co.Klkcnoy
R
Kobb ax, lotto Iligbtown Mullnrar Co Wntmeath
Roebfort Urs.Uo)d M ddleton 1 ark Castletoirn WestmeatJ
Roike C Uorougb \ icw Clooneyqu tin Co Roscommon
Kticke T Uac»ut.hView Cloooe)qunn Co Koscommoi
RoIbcraiD Met V Casllecor Oldcastle Co Meath fr
Rosse Trustees of Carl of K lleeo U rr Offaly
R)aa C Cainstoun MuUingar Co Westmeath
St George, J C Klrush House Ftesbford K Ikennv (
St Laucenee J C G Howth Castle Co Dubba (
Sampey II D W Usborough Uallmlourb Co Roscommon (
Seallao P Coo roe Ctonrucbe Co Weafonl
Shanley Jobo Lugboy LIpbin Co Koscom
bhirlev Ma| *• ^ «
Monaghan
Smith J J Sewborough Patnekswcll Co L menck
Smith Li <ol C St O Dukek House Duleck
Roscommon
Roscommon
Suffolk
Suffolk
Lincoln L.W
Rmcoinmon
Suffolk
Oxfo^Doia
Suffolk
l^ugh fea Camckinacroxs, Cal
Smjib Barry J II Fota Island Cobb Co Cork
Staples. t| ss Kathenne A Dunmore Durroir Lets
Strevens II D F Castle Coole Roxeommon
Stubber Major K Haoulton Moyne Durrow LeU
Synnatt, Mrs B Fumesa Saas Co Kildare
Tynie, >ti»t V Ttnte Park Dunlavia Co Wicklow (e)
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AUenxtowD Kella Co
»t Meath
Oulart Corey Co W
Waller VceAdmiral
Meath
Webb M C H Ulown CastlepeUard
Webster Edward Carrybr t Fer's f
Webster Nathaniel Raheenduff
Weir Johns Drumbuoy House Lifford Co Donegaljeh)
** 9" Emlaghinore Doaimon Ca Roscommon
White CoLJ Grove Kilbyme Doncra le Co Cork
Wbyte Mrs M J \ ewmount Clane Co K dare
WiUoius C & K K Carreknagat Dallysodare CoSbgol
Williams R C Coolcower House, Macroom. Co Cork fell
Wdsdoo ArtburJ Lacken Lodge Kdkt •
Wood Marten 11 K Cleveragh SI go ,
Wray JamesHenry Badjboley Raphoe Co Donegal (»)
Wnght J F I'cumplestown House Castledennot Ca
Kildare i^i
Wngbt Wilhatn Ballinagore Co Westmeath I
Bord Le ceiter
Oxford Down
Shropshire
Bord. Leiceiter
Suffolk
Sbropablre
Suffolk
Suffolk
Uord Le cester
Bord Le cester
Uord. Lc cester
Koscomtnoa
Suflo k
Suffolk
Suffolk
Bold Leicester
Oxford Oon-o
Suffolk
Uord Le cester
Suffolk
Pig Breeders
S ame and Address
Breed
S uua and Addresl
Breed
Agne. College, Albert (Prof J P Drew) Glasnevut
Agncultural School, Clonak Iiy Darrara Clooakilly
Agricultural hUtion, Athenry Ca Galway (c»/)
Alexander MaJ John Milford Ca Carlow (c)
Askwitb J L. IL, Adv ame) Kesh Co Fermanagh
Bailey Hon Arthur Grange Con. Ca Wicklow
Dayl^Capt E F D.hO Beaumont. Drogheda Co Louth
Dayly Ma) L A Ballyatthar Woodenbnd.e CaWicklow
Bellincha n, Mra. A.. hhearwaUr Baily Ca Dubim (r]
Ikllmchatn. Bng. Gen. Sir Edward H G. P BL 1! M L-
LJi G D.S.6 Castle Belluigbam Co Louth (r]
BcUin^baffl Lady, Castle BeJingham Ca Louth ..
Bergin J J Maybrook,Athy La Kildare (s]
Largo White
Large White
Large While
Large White
UAV Ukicr
Large Whte
L.W Ulster
Large White
Large Buck
Large Black
Largo Whte
Large White
Dewley Eccest Danum Rathgar Dublin (ri
Boylan CapL E T HUIlown House Drogheda Ca Lough
Bradley M Cloonkehone HollymounL Co >Uyo («*;
Dnscoe A T., Fetherstonhaugh Curristown, Kiilucan,
Co Westmeath
Brown, Siepbea J Ard Caeio Naas. Co Kildare r)
Bnien Capt U A Straw Hall Carlow (ej
Bryan, CoL L A., Boirmuuat Manor Enmacuithy
Co W eaferd (c\
Batter LL.CoL Sir Richard Pierce, Bt DaSin Tetcole
Tulaxw Ca Callow
Oialmwr C.AA..OieiryinouDt KeLs Co Meath
ChetWDOd Aikni. Mai ft, WoalUoc*, Portarlingtoo Leix
uaikc, £. J., AghamarU CasUe Ca.T.«a.me Ca Cork (c)
Large Wh le
L-W^ Ulster
Large Wh te
MkhJe Wb te
Large Wh te
Lar.e White
Largo White
Large White
L-W Ljter
Large Lack
Large White
3a4
PIC, HORSE BREEDERS— IRISH FREE STATE.
CLA— WRA
Clavton, Bng Cea Robert B, Brownes llUl. Carlow, 1
Co Carlow (0 ,
Clinton J T Ma)nc. Castle Bellingbatn, Co Louth 1
Coaolly Maj E M Castletown Celbndge, Co KJdare (r) 1
Conjngham The Dowager Marchioness Slane Castle 1
Co Meath («)
Coote Maj C Purdon, Bearforcst, Mallow, Co Cork (e)
Cope S C , Prtimplestown, Castlederoiot, Co Kildare .
Coppen, C , Castle Boro’ Sawmills Clonrocbe, Co Wexiord
Comgan, F H, Garrettslown House, RathsiUy, Co
Carlow . {«>
Corrigan, Patrick, Glecboy, Oldcaslle, Co Meath (ts/)
CuBe, Sir Otway \V beeler, Dt , Leyrath, Kilkenny (r)
Evans, J G , Julianstown, Nobber Co Meath (s) LargeDlack
Fagan, Lt Col B J Graigue Averne Portarlington, Leix Middle White
Florde Thomas K Brucklcss, Co Donegal L.\V bister
FottriU H B Gragarnagb Farm, Castlenook Co Dublin Large White
Fowler, Capt R H , Rahioston Lciield, Co Meath LargeWhite
Furlong J J ,Littlegiaigue Duscomuck, Co Wexiord Largelltack
Garstin.N E , Upper Moville Rectory, MociUe Co Donegal L\V Ulster
Gibbon, Col Sleedagb Wexford LargeWhite
GrahamToUrr, Capt L Bcecbwood Park, hivnagh, Co LargeWhite
Tipperary
Ciey.Wm J Barnhill Dalkey Co Dublin (c/./) Large Wlule
Hall Dare Robert W Newtonbarry House Newtonbarry, LargeWhite
Harsey, John MalmHall Mahs, Liffora Co. Donegal L.VV Ulster
Kely Hutchinson, Lt Col C, Lusen Hall, Swords, Co LargeWhite
Dubhn {<>
Henry, I F Jones Ardtannon, Shgo . (Ml L.W bUter
iUcUe Ges Sir Wm B, Slevoyre Bomsokane, Co LargeWhite
Tipperary
Jones, W E,Woodside Hacketstown Co Carlow LargeWhite
Kearney D VUeyvtUe BaUintempU Co Cork Large DUck
Kenmaze Earlof Kenmare House, Killamey, Co Kerry (c) LargeWhite
Keppel, James UalUghmoooe Mageney, Co Kildare LargeWhite
Kinselia, W , Ciosstowe Castlebridge Co Wexford ((sk) LargeWhite
Lalor,T J , Ballard House, Kilbeggan, Co Westmeath (c) LargeWhite
Latta Uohert A, BallmakiU, BalJycamey, Ferns, Co La^eWiute
Wexford (ti}
McDonald, J S , Dallyedcn, Clooroche. Co Wexford (r) LargeWhite
Mckcvilt, M V , Kilkerley Cottage Dundalk Co. Louth (r) Lar^e Black
MmLYSAQHT. E, Htielwood, Mallow, Co. Cork, and Irish Whits
Raheen,Taamgraner. Co. Clare (csi
Massy.Mai W I J btonevUlc. Kalhkeale.Co Limerick IrishL \Vhite
Mitcb^, Maj C C .Ballynure Grangecon, Co kVicklow . Large Mlute
Moorbr^ Joseph T , R^eenao, Ballinsolo, Monaghan . L.W Lister
Mutraj.Maj F S J , Mosslown, Longford Large Black
) Bnen Edmond R , Lakcfield Fetbard Co Tipperary Large Mhite
) BncA. MKhael Ardmore Cfaarletille, to Cork . LW Lister
> Coonor, Mrs OBE CharleiiUe, DunJeer Co Louth Large Black
OdeU,L<ColTS Kilcleagh i k , Moate Co-Westmeath (r) LW Lister
Tllaca, Maj C K, H.ML, Amughmorc, CoUoooey LargeWhite
Co. Sligo {csk)
Pack Beresford, D R, Proagb House, Bagnalstown LargeWhite
Co Carlow {c}
Perry, Jdin, DirdhiU, doninel, Co Tipperary ... . LargeWhite
Place, A D, Koseinounl, New Ross, M W^ord (cr) Large Black
~<ocae,J il.BalJ>begHouse,Fems,Co Wexford (i) L.\v Lister
Quio,CoI R P W .Borleagh Manor, Inch, Co. Wexford (c) L &M. White
Russell, M M.,Clanmore, Chaileville, C^Cork .. ..
Smith Dany J H . Fota Island, CObb, Co. Cork (es)
Smyth If M . Druincree, W esUneath .
Stephens, J Irwin, Tomsallagh House, Ferns, Wexford (r) :
Strneos H DE Castle Coote, Rosconunon (cf)
SunderUad S , Palhnssuaw, Mon am olin, Gott} ,Co W exford 1
Toler Aylward, H J , SbankiU CasUe, Whitehall, Co I
Kilkenny (r)
Tyneli.R.Ballandooleo.EdendeRy, Offaly ... 1
Verdoo.M J.Salville Enniscottby, Co Wexford . . 1
Wagentreibcr.Capt W H . lncbro»b,LjlIord Co. Donegal 1
WATSOM.W.? B.,Ballingamae.ClnBd.C9.TipperUTU| I
Weir, Jobs S, Drumbuoy House, Lifford, Co DonegaJtrs I
CHANNEL ISLANDS
305
CHANNEL ISLANDS
Guernsey Cattle Breeders
Biker J
Dimilc) H W
Bern F
BuiOD F J
DloodcU C A
Blucher Count L.
Boun H 11 de
Boursiitc J
Bourcute Un. N
BtiCbe A
Bracbe A Junr
Brthsut N It H
Bretaa, S
Dreuard A F
Brou*^a n VV
Broiurd J dtC
Brewoisg F
Bfowtiuis F W
Brewaiss O J
C«itI a Junr
Ch leott, R E & !
CoUenetle F J
CoUiflgt F
Cruller A
FarrUiiiii A F
Fetbr* he J J
1 -cote. IV 11
Fos* T
Frampton C
Gana G L d
Gifts J A^d
Hciume I C
lleiume J
llcodeison & M
ilocift J L.
Hoc4rt,T I
Hubert J D
Hubert, S J
Hurfofd H S
Southemdov
L.n I -
Let I eces
UHrchel
Ho> UiQdliill
Li \iUoa Finn
LetCuibmu
Let ^ soUci
Let CiUteiiBet
Gricde Maison
Melrott
Footunet
Lea Meoirei
lUeU
LaViUiut
Norllj \ ew
Le BouiUoa
Eperoot
Sainu
FouaUta Fam
L« Ciuouge
Casiroruai Piiuoaecit Read
Let B1 eg*
Suasrtidt
TieCro «
Grand Fid
La Se gaeur a
Let Duaet
Terre Norg ot
X.es Dunes
Ashburton
Biiias
X.a \ Uiette
Let Bordiges
School Lane Farm
Les Meneuaes
Grand Doutl
Fnguet dellaut
Hillside
Loner
LesHouards
Les llouaids
t-pmel
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Houinie du Pommier
Les Domaiaet
>U^a>e
Grands Courtils
Koequa Bilan
St Martin
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St Andrew
St Martin
St Peter
SL Peter
\ale
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Torteval
Tortnral
SLSavKMir
St Peter
St Andrew
Castel
St. Andrew
St Aadtew
St Peter
SI Andrew
SL Andrew
SI Martin
Castel
Sark
Castel
Castel
St Sampson
St Sampson
Saik
St Sar our s
Casul
St Andrew
>ale
SI Ma t D
SI Sat OUT
SL Martin
CasUI
Castel
SL Martin
SLSa our
Castel
Castel
St Sa our
SL Andrew
Sark
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St SatK
tnnglos, Mn. P
Lacit.los,U D
Langlois W T
Unoc ^eesA
Leaman J
McClean II
Mah) l> A
Maby D L
Mih> E I
Maby J
Martel t
Manel I Junr
Martel T W
Maugcr T
Messuner C J de
Meuuner J U
Saltel J
Nalul N A
N boUe B
NicoUe Mrs J T
Nofinan f R
Og er e II
Ogier H
Oger k T
Oranne H J
Page C A le
Page J j t«
Page J U le
Page O J le
Pwt M A
Pannes er F le
Pelley T M le
Po deviD A tv l<
Petdevu T J
Rob bard P C
Rob o C F
Robn tt D
Rougier A
Sarebet C I
Sam J P
Stacey C E
Stacey R
Taylor J
Tenode E F J
Tacode Mra.N
Tosu-ulA j
Tostevu4j B
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Wbeadon C IL & S
W Uianis.A.
Ml lUiams C E.
10 South Street
LeGi^e
Lspcranra
Les Caches
LeGite
Le Camp
Modi Durand Fann
Do lames
South Side
Moulp ed
Moulp cd
Maple Lodge
Avondale
Viilocq
llungueU Farm
SL Br ocq
Tertre
ViUinguet
La Mare
Cotes au Meets
Le Dourg
Les Pclleys
Les Lohiers
Les Fiucoanaires
Niaux
Les Jetter es
La Kuetu
Duvauk
Coutanebea House
Viangue Manor
Let Martins
Seuf Couttil
ViUocq
LeBnquee
Modi Varoui
LUards
Lest declins
St Cathenoe
La Houguette
LesValelle
Les Buttes
Sous Us Hougues
lACcnus
LEcUt
St Peter Port
St Sampson
St Mart 0
St Martin
Vale
Vale
Castel
5L Andrew
Castel
St Andre V
Castel
SL Peter
St Sa eur
Forest
Castel
St Sa our
St Andrew
Castel
St Sav our
St Saviour
SL Peter Port
St Petee Fort
Castel
St Satnpion
Caitel
Castel
St St tour
St Saviour
Castel
Castel
St Sav our
SI Sampsons
Castel
St Peter Port
St Sav our
St Sav our
Torteval
SL Peter
SL MarLO
3a4 PIG, HORSE BREEDERS— IRISH FREE STATE. CLA-URA
.Name and Address
Dreed
K ame and Address
Drwd
Clayton, Bng Gen Robert B, Brownes Hill, Carlow,
Co Carlow («)
Clinton, J TiMayne Castle Dellingbam, Co Louth
CciDoUy, Ma) E M Castletown Cclbndge, Co liildare (r)
Conyngbam, The Dowager MaitbioncsS, Slane Castle
Co Meath (cl
Coote, May C Purdon, Bearforcst Mallow, Co Cork (r)
Cope, S. C , Pcumplestown, Castledermot, Co Kildare
Coppen, C Castle Boro Sawiulls, Clonronbe Co Wexford
Comgan, F H, Garrettstown House, Ratliiilly, Co
Callow ^es^
Corrigan, Patnek, Glenboy, Oldcastle Co Meath (es/J
Culie.SirOlway Wheeler, Dt ,Ley7atb Kilkenny (e)
Drew, Prof J P , Albert AgnC. College, Glasnesin, Dublin
Dunne, AV Ballyloughao, Kilcock, Co Kildare (tsj
Evans, J G , JuUaastown Vobber, Co Meath (s)
Fagan, Lt Col B J Graigue Averne, Portarlington, Leix
Ffude, Thomas R Bnieklus Co Donegal
FottrcU, H B Gragarnagb Fann, Cssilenook Co Dublin
Fowler, Capt R H , Raftinstoa, Enfield, Co Mali
Furlong, J J , LiWlegiaigut, DuncoTSutk, Co Wtaloid
Garstio.N C , Upper MovUle Rectory MostUe.Co Donegal
Gibbon, Col Sleedagb Wexlord
Graham Toller, Capt L Beechwood Park henagb, Co
Tipperary
Grey W m J , BarohiB Dalkey Co Dublin (t/J',
Hall Dare Robert \V , Sewtonbarry House, hewtonbarry
Co W exfotd
Karrold, James Bohard Feenagb Charleville, Co Lunenck
Haivey.C F 0 CuffeameFam, Corey Co Wexford
Harvey, JohB Malm Hall Malm Lifford Co Donegal
Hely Hutchinson Lt Col C , Lusea Hall, Swords, Co
DubUn (<)
Henry, 1 F Jones, Ardtamon Sligo (er
Hickie, Gen Sir Win B, Sl«voyr*'Bomsokane, Co
Tipperary
Jones W & , WoodMde Haeketitown Co Carlow
Kearney D MaryiAlle Belliatemple Co Cork
Kenmare, Earlof, Kenmare House, lUlamey, Co Kerry (c;
Keppel, James Ballaghmoone Mageney Co hildare
KinselUi W' Crosstown Castlebndge, Co Wexford (rsA
Large White
Large Black
Large White
Large Black
Large White
Large White
Large W hite
Large White
Large While
Large Black
Large White
Large White
Large White
Large Black
Middle WluU
LW Lister
Large White
Large lILule
Large Black
L\V Ulster
Large White
Large W bite
Large White
Large White
LU Ulster
LarceWbite
L.W Ulster
Large White
LW UUtef
Large White
Large White
Large Black
Large Wbite
Large WThile
Large Wlute
lolor, T J , Ballard House, Kilbeggan. Co Westmeath (r
Latta K^rt A, Balimakill, Ballycamey, ferns, Co
Wexford (cj
McDosiatd, J S, Ballyedcn, Ctonrocbr, Co Wexford (r
HckevitUM V , Kilkerley Cottage Dundalk, Co Louth u
UacLTSAGHT. B , Harelnood, MMIov, Co. Cork, ao<
B^een.Tuamgcaney. Co. Clara (et
Massy, \lal W J j Sloneville, KathkcaJe.Co Limerick
kfitcbell Maj C C.Ballymure Craogecoo,Co Wicklow .
Uooibead Joseph T ■ Kalernan, lialUnsolo, Monaghan .
Utirray.Maj p 5. J , .Mosstoun, Longford
OCneo, Edmond K , Lakriirld, Frthard Co Tipperary
Oilnen, Micbael. Ardmore, CbarleviJIe, Co Cork
O Connor, Mis O 0 B . CharlesiUe, Dunltcr. Co l,outh
OdclLLt. Col T S , Kiklcarb I k , Moate. Co W estmealb (c
O Jlara, Maj, C k , H JId. , Annagbmorc, CoUoonry,
Co Sligo (isA;
Pack Beresford, D. R, Fenagh House, Bagnalslonn
Co Catlow (c{
Perry. John, BicdhilL Clonmel, Co Tipperary . . .
Place, AD, Koseinoua C, K ew Rost, Co It ex/ord [Cs]
Poole, J tl , Bally beg Uouse, Fens, Co. Wexiolii is)
Quia, Cot R r W iBosUxgh Manor, Inch, Co Wexford (c)
Ratbuell J A Dallycanew, Corey, Co Wexford (cA)
Roe Col W C ,BallyConnellHouse Uallyconncll Co Cavan
Russell.M M .Glaninore, ChailevdJe, Co Cork . ..
Smith Darrt J H , Fota Island, Cdbb, Ca Cork (m}
Smytb H M Prumcree, Westmeath . .
Siepbens, J frwm, TomuUagb Hou.e, Fens, Wexford \c)
Slreseos. It D E CasUe Coote, Roscommon (esl
SundertajxdS UaUinsstraw, Monamolin,Cerey,Co Wexford
Toiet Aylwaid, H J , Sbxnkill Castle, Whitehall, C«
Julkeni^ (f)
Tynell R.Ballaad&oIen, Edendeiry, Offaly ..
Vetd«o,M J.SalvUle Enmscoriby,Co.WMford . .
WaEenireibcr.Cspt W H ,lDtheBarh,Liliord,Co Donegal
WATSON.W t H,BallinnrTue,ClOBBel, Co llppcraiylcl
Weir, John S , Dnimbuoy House, Liiferd, Co Dmegal (rs)
WiUingioo, J .St Kiernan s. Birr, Offaly . fc)
Wilsdoo, Arthur J , Lacken Lodge, Kilkenny (tsi
Large White
Large White
Large 'Vhite
Large Black
Irish L. Whits
Irish L VVhite
Large White
L.W Llsta
Large Black
Large While
LW' Ulster
Large Black
LW Ulster
Large White
Large WTute
Large White
Large Black
LAV Ulster
L & M Wlule
L White
Middle While
Large BUck
Middle White
Large BUck
Large White
Large BUck
Large White
Large White
Large BUck
Large White
LW LSiWe
Large White
LW Ulster
Large W hite
large While
Horse Breeders
>ame and Addieaa
Naa» and Addr«u
Bewley, Ernst Oaaurn Eathgar Dublin
Blond Nn Aubrey E }■ le. CoUon Drogbeda, Co Loutb
BoQjford, John F , Oakley Park KcUs Co Meatb '
Bradley, M Cloonkebone. HoUymount, Co. klayo Usp)
Bnody. John Woodpole, Cataarosa Kells Co Meath
Bynu, Quarryhoiue, Ballykell), ^lonastercvan
Calscran John Francis Sunbery Blarney, Co Cwk
Carroll, Mrs E M Rocklow Fethaid Tipperary
CUbboin, Miss L M , SilvcrspriDg, Clonmel, Tipperary
D Arcy.MorgjnM DArnyaComet Tipperary
Daon. J Tallis ‘ Tbe King a House, Chapelirod, Dublml
Drury, John Ardsallagb, Boyle Co Roscommon (r)|
Gubbins, Francis J B Kilirush Knocklong, Limerick (r)|
KaUigas, Nicholas Rath Termonlerkin Co Loutb
Jessop, C N , Cloureher, ilaryborough, Co l.eiz
Kinsella, W, Crcsstown, Castlebndge, Co Wexford {ctp)\
Hackney
Clydesj^
Clydesdale
Hanters
Clydesdale
Uydesdalc
Clydesdale
Hackney
Hackney
Hackney
Insb Draught
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
trub Draogbt
McGuinness MKhacI, CotboUis, Ardec, Co Louth
U KiAley, Robert, Se&sagbmoie CasUelin, Co Donegal (i
Murphy, H. hew Crwe Cootebill, Co Cavan
Uinny Bernard, CastUblaoey, Co. Monaghan
OJUra Ma] C K, HUL, Annaghmore, CoUooney
Co Sligo Ir'*"'
O Malley, Edward J Woodlands, Santuy Co Dublin.
O Neill. Patrick J , Kmsealy House. Malahide Co Doblm
O Reil^, Joseph Sans Souci.Booters Town Co Dublin '
Osborne Jrdia, Bready, Churchlown, Co Donegal
Power, Tbos. Talbot, ML Memon, Blaekiock. Co DubLnj
Qiunn, JrAn James, Dromhilla, Ballybay, Monaghan
RathwelLJ A Ballycacew, Gorey, Co W'exford
Waller, Vkc Admiral A Craig. Allenstown. Kells Cal
Meatb ^ . («
Vfbite^ CoL 3 Grove, Kilbyme, Dooeraile, Co Cork lcs|
Wray, James Henry, Ballyholey, Raphoe Co Donegal Ml
Uydesdaie
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
DIRECTORY OF PEDIGREE STOCK BREEDERS.
VOLUME ONE
. IS STILL
OBTAINABLE.
CHANNEL ISLANDS
303
CHANNEL ISLANDS
Guernsey Cattle Breeders
Buky 4
Baker C P
Baker J
Baimley H \V
Berry F
Bisson F J
BloadeU C.A
Blucher Count L.
Bonn H H de
Boureaue J
Boursaixe Mrs. S
Bra be A.
Bracbe A June
Brebao T
Brehaut E
Brehaut G
Brtbaut, J
Bttbaut N 1(11
Breton. V
Bcouard A F
Btouard H W
Brouard J d(C
Browning P
Browning F
Browning C J
Burton \V B
Butler J 11
Can? A
Cbilcett R E &Soas
CoUenetle F J
CoUings P
Crutter A.
FaUe A G & L. S
Fambarn A J
Ferbra he J J
Foo e W H
Foss T
Framplon, C
Frampton W C
Froome J E
GaUieone,T R.
Gars Ernest de
Cans G £ de
Gatis ^de
Guilbert W 11
llocart J L.
Hocart.T J
Hubert J 1)
Hubert, S J
Iluilord. JL S.
Eellecbet
Hov Uand Hall
La \aUoQ Farm
LetCorbinea
Grand* Maison
Melrose
Fontaines
Les Menage*
lUeU
LaViIliu«
hortta \ ew
Le BouiUoo
Eperoas
SainU
Fountain Fatoi
LaCasrouge
Castronua P tiienene Road
U» Bl cqs
Suanyaide
TbeCro «
Grand Pri
La Se gseur a
Lea Dunes
CaiUiotene
Beauregard
Terre Nor giot
Les Dunes
Ashburton
Barras
La \ Uietle
Les Bordages
Mj-rtle rUcs
Les Mcnenoes
Grand Douit
La Croute
Sous laLaade
Hillside
Dickl i£h
Les Houards
Les Houards
Lpinel
Houfue du I’ommier
Les Domames
Braye
Grands Courtils
Koequs Balan
Sark
St Martin
SI Sa sour
Caslel
St. Andrew
St Martin
St Peter
St. Peur
\ale
Castel
Pciest
TortevaJ
Sc Peter
Tone al
Torceval
St Saviour
SC Peter
St Andrew
Castel
SC Andrew
St Andrew
Sc Martin
St Saepsoo
For«t
St Peter
Sc Andrew
St Andrew
Sc Martin
Castel
Sark
Cartel
St Satnpsoa
St Sampson
Sark
Caslel
SC Andrew
Vale
St Marlin
Case!
Castel
Castel
SC Martin
Langlos J A
Langlo 1 , Mrs P
Lang o s tv it
l^ki < T
McClean II
Maby D A
Mahy U E
Mab> L P
Maby J
Mattel I
Martel P Juor
Martel T VV
ttaugcr T
Messuner C J de
Messurer J le
MoUet A
Mou p ed N de
Sailel J
Nallel S A
N eboUe B
Page C A le
SSJAt.
Page U J le
Paint M A
Panneol er F le
Pelky T M le
Robert A T
Robert N
RobUiard P C
Robn C F
Kobo tv B
Roug r A
Roussel A
Rue deU
Saicbet C J
Sane J P
Stacey C E
Sto ey R
ttebb.H.0
tt'beadoo.E.il.&S'
tt iHiams. A.
ttiliiaca C E.
10 Snulh Street
LeGrte
tlou p ed
Mou p ed
Map c Lodge
Avondale
ViUocq
llunguets Farm
SC Bt oeq
Terixe
ViUinguet
La Mare
Cotes au Monts
Le Bourg
Les P kys
Les Lob ers
Les Fsueoanaires
Lsjellenes
LaKuetie
Coutao^ei House
Vfapgue Manor
Les Martins
Seut Couttil
tiUocq
LeBnquet
Mont t arouf
Etfards
Lest declins
Roudeboseb
The Emeralds
Uebsles
St Calbenne
Sous L EgUse
La Hougue te
LesHubits
LesFraaces
Sousks liougue*
La Conus
LEckt
St Peter Port
Torteval
Castel
St Martin
SeSa our
SC Mar a
Sc Martin
Vale
Vale
Cas el
SC Andrew
Castel
SC Andrew
Castel
SC Peter
SCSs our
Forest
Casts!
seSa our
St Andrew
Cai cl
SCSI our
SeSav our
St Sampson
SC Peter Port
St Peter Port
Castel
St Sa npsoa
Castel
Cas el
SeSa lour
St Sav our
Castel
Castel
iCSa >
St Peter
St Peter Port
SC Sav our
St Peter
St Savour
St Sampson
St Sa
Torteval
SC Peter
SC tlanin
CHANNEL ISLANDS
Jersey Cattle Breeders
Blackrr Douglaaa. M
Biinip e<l A J
Bobtbo Capt J B
Bout U er Jas J Je
Brd* P J
Brte 1 3
Breton J F Jfi
Brocq 3 P l«
H Usid«
Ro)3lV lU
Ha clclFana Mt)ntde\isnt
Li Potnpe
' LaVaUoimem Samaite
Le Douet
Gouray Lodge
Lilamooiie LaMoe
Sente La Rocque
\ auv epaini
Oak rarm Five Oak
r«ta(Ul«
Lea PcUUCasoca
Haznbie
Le Douettm
WestVww Nr St Peters
Bareacka
FJanor Hou<e
Hills dr Cfo sene
LAni> P P T Juai CJorlaltUa
Laoel^ C L LeCostuirea Saiss'
Laskw j U FettAtva
Lutas } f V He Phill ppee
Marstet T C te SL Blaise
Marquaot \Ui. A. P le La Fosse
MartiQ i Fenisitle
^toofast. P C. Meet au Pr^tre
Fair Vie* Nf pnace* Tower
Oaklandc
Tlie Eloi
The Pnory Ponue
Lee C Uettee
Beeiii lands
FaUe J P Juor
Fe A J du
Feu Mrs A M du
Reoouf \ G
Kecoul W C
Kicbomne Mn ] J
6re.Je C \
Oruc'h> ll^ciDas Tl i
SeeUeur W Le
Slade G R
Sueur S
SjMrt ) P Juar
Park Farta
Rotel Haislet
ClarVal
Haverfordwest Beauvoat
ABB— CUR
CATTLE BREEDERS— NEW SOUTH WALES.
AUSTRALIA 307
AUSTjRALASIA
j The Commonwealth of Australia
NEW SOUTH WALES
Cattle Breeders
Downutk&Uurdoch Cltplallrrh Holbrook
UoT<t.J C Bdambil. Tweed Kiter
Bojier 1| Camra TalMm
Bradley U C BowravUle
Braitbva t& If 1 Rewvale BeliiOfen
Bridge W T Stoorytjt. BeUtrer*
BtDwnOros VVolUuxiirr ^aUab
Br<m>.CUIc*d L- &Mteed<B, Clea laocs
Brows, G G Caieone. CambeireiTa
BCOWO.J 4 OCoBoeUSueekbrilDeT
Brora LCcUesCiUlr fozercusd. via Gemsctoa
Bfon ) BA SeotasOe
Btoatos J DuckaJO Beta
DryastS B.. Souflteld. Boat Hatbour
Burke. X^alur DeUefamfam, Appis
BurTa«a&(\Veai EiUUCo Ootba
Durusabatr J B Suasnlde, lavrreU
Burtos, Bradiry K W ^btfwood Farm. Hoorlasd
RedPoU
Jeaey
Jersey
Jersey
iSSU
Hkd Sborttora
Jersey
Jersey
Gueroaey
0*1 Jersey
Sbortbon
Callas Park Hospital Rozelle
Calmaik. Mua K G Ea^lrloo RayiooDd Terrace
Campbell Bros lavtny MuUumbuaby
Campbell C J Raoaers \ alley Glen Inaea
Campbell Colia Jcrula,Coura
Capp J C IVaTTawiUab laishkist>Te LtrhuivaT
Carter W Uiltoo Park. Bowtal
Ch aa d ler A F Hyde s Creek, Bellio^cs River
Cbapcaan G Trenayr Corembob Maruia
Cbatley Uaj PbUjp Belmost Park. Rjcktaoed
Qieswiddeo E Austral Park, Bmy
Chidmlm. J U. \\ aotalayoa. I\ mton
Oark. A Cersdale. Lism^
Claik,E.C EasITalr^ ESlmVborpe
Clarke J £ £ppio( FcceSI. Umlo
rerhi a nc R. Parrabei Nortb B«(a
Cole H Rosehiii. Pambula
CoUeyCreek ^tate. Ccdey Creek, Tree
CcigiD S . C \S Prunth
OkA, M j Breoawal, Alpadale Lismore
Cooke, Un. C U. Bejiaatoo, Alitcmville
Coppmc A J Busk Back. Keilevse
Coenwell. S S Tbe Ckase. Tyaaaiah. lasmore
Cr wa hl au Brm k acawa, VI aaga IV a^aa (ek)
Cowan, A. loseylea, Tatkam
Craan. 1 T Joseydak Oteeondac
Coa B- F,. C«,Jfcbooe Sludfee
Cos. E. Oawn. OakbiH. CasUe HJ. Panamatta
Cos p S Iona, Tatbam
Cos B Lowe Tbe Farm. Pair.b
Cnefced, i F„ L caltw Road. AktoonUe
CrewIcmL S ** kloomocscboi.** Abtoavi„e
Cfeswsk.A T Lnsh (rta Swan IliZj _
Cit3imti^A.VI_GksAIjeae DavMsCreek. n« Aberdeew
Cofta.p H B , a»-y rG— , T .» v—
Aberdeen Asatu
Jerseir
Aberdeen Anaus
Aynbire
Jersey
Jersey
Coernsey
Jersey
20a AUSTRALIA
CATTLE BREEDERS— NEW SOUTH WALES
DAG— MIS
Kaoie and Addreis
D
Dagg E Dungarubba B chmond River
Danger R B Mooki Springs Quinndi
Dairagh W F KiUamey Kjogle
Davey H J L The Cottage Mulgoa
Danes F B Kelvm Dalwood Rous
Dav es J Puen Buen Scone
Davies Dr R L. Headingle} Scone
DaviSon J Homclegb Aplhadale Lsmore
Dcarden F Daisytaount Tentcrfield
Daion R \V Cottamundra
D xson B C Castle Hdl
Dopper \\ J Jr ParkdaleStud Wallencibeen
Dowle B M Brooklyn Gleniflcr
Downes Bros Brownlow Bill Camden
Doyle G F Romney Park UaggaVlagga
Doyle Missive Kaludab Lochmvar
Duncan H Jr Westbrook Brogo
Duncan J Glenview Nuniulgi
E
East A W R sborough jamberoo
Edols T & Co Ltd Burrawang Forbes
Edwar Is L T PuU top W agga W agga
Egan W J Bumbra viaNowra
Ekert F Ayrdale Casino
Emmott Abraham tioruya
Everett ArlburW OUera Guyra
Palkiner F S & Sons Ltd Boonoke North W dg ewalsk)
Falk ner Franc B S Haddon R g Warren '
Falkiner Noratn TuppaJ Tocuniu-al
Parley F G Claremont Gloucester
Farquhar Maxwell Kaneaioock South Gratton
l^mcs BROS. Uyall Creek Sutgletna
Femance C T Cedarvale Bebeab
Firth Fredentk Lockslca Warren
Flower E W &F G Gunawah Jersey Stud BinnaBurra
Flower R C Coodong
Fonter Noman L Ab ngtoa Ann dale
Cadde* Mrs C Gia<sy Glen Bo rav Ue
Garnock J & Son South Bukalong Boobola
Gairad L J Enslemere Milton
Gattrell H A huroomba March Road Orange
CoUagher J Dolong viaMowra
Cow ng Bros Neerumborougb Bcga
Grace A £ Aonerley Bowral
GrahamBios Clifden Woodville
Graham R F Belle Vue Largo West Ma eland
Grant Pat Glen Grant Nambucca R vei PO Mackss'Uli
Grey T The Meadows Alb on Park
Gnlf tb Chas H Delaware Albury
Cnfl ths F S Cooloogah Homclegb Kyogle
Cntf tbs J K Maroomba^ K) qgle
Hams, L Spnngvale Gloucester
Hamson W L^er Southgate
Hart V B Belhngen
Hawkins, A E Silverv ew Dagwortb Last Greta
Hay li & Son CoUend na Corowa
KtJIernati J J Cedar Grove Kyo-le
Hellyar Mrs L AlstonviUe <01
Hewelt R W tlleidale Rous
Hew It T M Boon* Lismore (e]
H bhert F Freiman s Reach
H cks Mrs E R BonmeDoon W cks Ud North Rydt
H cks James Wistana NorthSide North Ryde
'"'Vs Jonathan Laurel Vew North Ryde
H ndmarsh CharlesT AloaBank
H ndmarsh J G Lismore
llindmarshA Jones Alne Danl^ Gemegong
Hirulmarsh M J Ivy Mount Gernngong
Hodekmson A F.DrundeePO viaNowr
iloldto & Roche dlencra ri* Deluogra
lloUand J H Uraeslde Uelhngen
Holmes 1 Holmhuist Bathurst
llohrts N J Nanas Bathurst
Jersey
bhorlhotn
Jersey
Jersey
Guernsey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Herelord
Jersey
Tersey
Jersey
Ayrshire
ShortbWD
leriey
Jersey
Ayrshire
ShorthoTQ
Shwthoris
Ayrshire
Shorlboto
Red Poll
Shorthorn
&a
Bmtord
Guernsey
Abet i^n Angus
leisey '
ietsey
lersey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Shorlboto
Ayrshire
Jersey
Sboetbom
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Guernsey
Jersey
Guernsey
Jersey
ibn^om
Jersey
Guernsey
Ici My^
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Fnes
Ayrsb le
Cuenney
Jersey
Shoal bom
Sborthmn
Name and Address
llocdetn SrSamucI Rrtlord Park Bowial
KougbtoQ Bros Borce { ark Leeton
House C L Rosewood Dorngo
llukilis A C Kosevale Ben boka
llyaiii& Booth Ravensworth Mowra
llyam W 3t Son Fa rview Tcrara
Hyland T CSenroy EaitCrcsIord
Ingl s W Cra gend The Oakt
lo^ p T W liecbam North Arm Murudluuibab
Irv oe George Forbes Shrubbery Bank Thurso
In-ioe J D Mckresliu Rebnond River
lacksoo C Glen ins LouerColdvUeam
lobnson W \\ Clenuna WcstUlowenog Tumut
' -- B Jetseylarm Upper Burnngbar
b. Li Hambledon H II S ngleton
[ones L &SoftS Rocky lidl Patran utta
[ones John N asbah Annatree
Lloyd Rothesay Noung
Kauieruka Lslatr Btga
Kennedy F W K nalea. Upper Rouchel ..
Kennedy K II hi Cacbean Qu nndi
Keys A Auda Bo obnla L
Keys E Berry
Kddle L. & K C Carabost Wagga
K ag 4 I Brooksulf Boone Creek L rniorv
King C. W Bonalta Leev lie
Kinross Bros M nnamurra Invcrell
Knight N T Kcighilea WoUengbar
KoMler II G Lyre Bower Smgletoa
.. _ type B .
Koril Gordon C Ravens vc
Tbotnle gh
Pennant H Us Road
Lanond Mrs A C tdnelasse Nowra
Lanond.A C Drundee Nowya
La ottd C Nu ba V a Nowra
Lanond O T Barley F cld Nowra
Latnond V J BruBdrt v a Nowra
Lancaster J VV Beech H II Rous
Lang \V A CaiUminda Cooma
Lark A W Macquame P etoa
Lee F $ Ketlord Park Bowral
Lee S J Claremont ^Iolong
Lindsay F eld H L Bullagteen Annatree
Uiidtay C Horstcy Dapto Illawaira
L ndsay T W Kembla Park UaandciTa
Loadsman C D J N erona Alphadale
Loder W M AbW Green S ngleton
Logan CsoTS. of W A AU nga Oakhampton
Lone Uroi Van Ue Culgosg
Lumley K V Kceel) n P mlico
LyaU J Stiathn ote Clarence Town
Lyall R StnthinoTe Clarence Town
Lynch C L Bona V sla N ckeis HiU
Lynch D B Jersey Park McKees HU
M
Ua kay W H June ‘
UcKeabme C H Boocoomha Quesobeyan
htacKuioon Chas Dembong Dandaloo
McKissack C The Trossachs Yonda
McMastrr John B nn a Downs Coolah
UcMinnBros Fxeshlelds Cobb tty
MePanI G P Meram Stud Bangalow
McPaul J Overlook Mullumbunby
MePhte A J Lawrence Clarence River
McPherson C E Burrell Creek W ngham
McRae B Tatam
Male A F ttalerview Cowra
UanewcU I C. Fairburn Boat Harbour
MaisdcnK&S Anahdale Blayney
Br -cd
Mkg Shorthorn
Guernsey
Shorthorn
Ayrsh re
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
AberdernAngns
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
&
HccciorJ
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Cuemsey
Jersey
Guernsey
Cuenisey
Guernsey
Ayrsh re
Ayishue
Jersey
Marsh E O Milbourne Yarrabap nni Robcrl
Matt n H P Fairdale Kyogle
Maiton F S Lynburn Nowra
MastertoB P Rock VaJej voaUsmore
Jersey
Fr eslan
Jersey
W T Irlalce PoiToughby
Red Poll
Fnes an
Jwsey ~
Ayrsh re
;Sr
Jersey
MOII— DUU
CATTLE SHEEP BREEDERS— NEW SOUTH WALES
AUSTRALIA 309
Mohonca \UAlbury
Uoc>rc.A H NNamclrch TwrrJIkads
Morroir \\ C Jcrwy Honifitfail h)-ogle
Malon I Ljtilui
McKton r li 41 llunttrSlirr
MuiJ<T John J H Mnoo Mr»<1
Mun^n 11 C UniaaOaki
Nf»lnjThoa.H Wfslbun Berry
0«e) J T Aihaw Nialh U»n nr*
O Meara A P Bonclegum 1) nna Burra
Oabome aM Ktrlbank Hard n
Osborne r L II Nut Grose TheChann
Osborne 01 set T Bundarbo Jugong
1 arfish G A Jersey IsUnJ Berry
leaese A T lYnsbursl A1 son
Pears* 1 J Can tfa BoMbruok
I emmell fa ei C Ita dMck Sj'dney
PSaCtVAL. A. Km Riehnand
Perry A « Uoorai ”■
Perry E P Nun<
Parks He
. . ... Cutra en bl Ma kiviUe
poBoa F C Doo>on« Ri hmond Kiser
Pottie S C &Son OakUods Berry
Prteatly J LUsRTOve D nna Burra
Pnuhard J A 84 llttStreel S>dnry
Pritchard Jaroes Nuinba vtaNossT*
Kaoifdeo Thomai Is Loimn*
Raadall H H INestCnalnni
Kaitk n IV j Dndhunt Oangalow
Rath K L. tunxhnnngt
Uaih T R Three ll^a
KayBro* Well ngton 1 ark i cton
KedleatB G Allanda e D«n <tu n
Reynolds D 1 Tocal Paterson
KeynelJs I ilaieol P Toeal I atetsun
Keyoolds I rtt) Hobart tie U ch uond
K«s Isolds Kas UoLarts He, K chroood
Kfsuolds,S UuoinaUJ Pateison
KebaMton L F Uereen Datraba
Rodsen, I LlnKk Too U
liovkwood Slate llosn al L 4 ombe
Kosentiw L S Me Mel Q rindi
Salway C K Wtlxo Cobargo
Salway K U Nanra CobaegO
Savlle U Harciton K>og1e
havlle S Aiina North Cat no
Savuit W L Coldlea Boat Siarbouc
Scott II W Mack
Scott W R Tssy '
Sbannan W G I
Sbotib r
Jersey
Jersey
Asrsl ra
Asfsd ro
AyrsI ire
J isey
Jersey
Aberuee i A
Red l>ua
Ayrsb re
Tuernsey
Jersey
Ayrshrt
Jersey
Jersey
Aycsblr*
AyOh !•
Ilefelord
sboclhon
lien-lord
Aberdeen Cngus
Cuerrmy '
&.».
Shoetbom
ruemiey
iietcloc i
ilerel rd
Shorthorn
Jeiscy
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Mepberd J \V ( obbagu bal n Wagea
M plan I l> iiunbriTa Boloig slaSowra
S son K Mungadal Hay
Stclair John 4 lal Malhnura
Nk noer \V ]*rl ale Ma 1 Bag IWngo
SbikeBnis terralmcen Bel ugrn
thllrn AttNtHary Co curd
S Ih L CoopersShem UyrnnBay
SnlhVlatdle Unany lla Ta ut
S lb M U On hy ■^lleterlry Vale Wyong
S dtb \V t N uigi
Nfarke E W M llw WrstMatlanl
Stnry Mr AMcs 1 Warro ran Sngleton
State Coast llosn tal L tile Bay byd ry
SU e so I! Narra Allen Gu geualla Booroua
buBivan J T Irs nglun Be oka
buthrrla I V J Quarry U II St Mary a
Tanner J C Ml One S nglclo
Taylor II C Turan tile S<one
Taylor J I Man len Tanja Beaa
Ta>V» I T Onega Lkl
Tedcastle A G 4 Imi ri I Ouia Hoad V
Tha keray tics MAW ooloona V our
To lal C II Caramana South Cralton
Towner G Kous M U
Teeweeke AC I ulaiie MoclMogl
Turker la cs <IW C Br ba eCro e I
Tur er C H ttandabynr Dorr go
V dior W Wowllasvn Kch noid K scr
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Wag er t L I la nv esir South W ooilbuni
Waldro < W Ula kntau a lo nt lUslnnR cr
Watey Mrs P G Monbray lark 1 ctP
Wa k r M ss P C VaralU Coneoral
Water 4 n Wallarobba
Wabb U K Ctfalee Noura
Wa hurst \V 11 OrarceOrc e Ke psey
WatltersHf.K Scot! I la s Hollands 1 la la
Wanets.J Sunnysd Uau hope
Watksns S R It lueW} Cedarlont Cat no
IVatton A r W How Glen Barry
Walton Bros Cl nayre Nu ba
W alton llru* VV How Glen Barry
Watson E J La glandt Bu gownnah s aAlbury (
Wh e Brut Idnglas e Muuwellbruok
- J Bali Utajr 4
; Iget
Brer I
klkg Sborlbon
Ayrsh re
S| orlhom
Red 1 oil
Jersey
i'^'rS’re
Jersey
Jeney
jersey
Jersey
llereforl
bborthom
Jersey
Jersey
AyrsI ire
He^”J
Guernsey
Jersey
Jeney
Jersey
Jersey
Gurn try
Guemtey
Jersey
Jersey
Jmey
Gucrn»ey
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A^'rleeitA
SIto iltui I
Abe; 1 it A
Wren A C raragand.
Wngbt C M 4 Sons •
Sheep Breeders
Bratbc J A Bdk ba
Deer WiImwG Hr «
Benda I ashcal Cmj j •
BKkeCJ-lut \uii..itl
Body L C ftSoii I t
Body LaUte U I > l< .
Bol^r Andrew tVa b
Bowbay C l| AS-*,
Btowtw D UM)! I I
Bmc* Sage Lvag ww
N ai e and Addresa
Acoculture Department of Cot^ ubi
Atocullure Dcuartment of !>)dney
Agriculture Denarln ent of Trangie
AusUn. H L. Llwah Ha^^
AusbB WangauelU flo. Ltd Wingai
Austral an LsUtet A MoctgatS ko
Australian MenautdaLandA P nance
Aus ral an Urrunt e Land Si I mane
Sutton DcnU^ula
310 AUSTRALIA
SHEEP BREEDERS— NEW ^UTH WALES
BRU— SLO
Name aad A<ldt«s
t\vot aoil AtSdress
BnmsXH A.S OldBorambola WaggaWsggi
Bnsjisk U G C~Ftif\tew, >Vag?4
Bull C.%% I Gala Vale Jcnldene
Buodv MluinbUU Proprietary Lid l\aR§aoelta
Bushoy A Caaaili 5 Btatiop Caasillia
Byrsit M & J Natuooaua, Tctuora
<£*)
CaaipbUlBcM. tavcceU.
Campbell Estate ol Charles, Murray Down* SwaniiiU
Caooebar Statioa Miowcra TI O l»o 3 'Vlest
Carter 11 C ^atramaa Noith Qumrifb
Carter H M Kyeamba Meadows WaggaBaega
Carter Robert, Yanan Isanonune
Chondey Alec Les! e R W oodland Park Jlomdah
Ctarke L & G Ltd Ten-aiouinsaiiijoe Dubbo
Cobraa Estate The BeabuUSdtng t a
CeJeroan E J Ctmimbeeoe Thrugoooa ,
Colonial Combing Sp nueg & M <a tng (.0 Ltd Koobaj
Stat on, tVh iton
Coo nb I Ltd Cooinbil Cartolbool
Cooke IL P •& Co KooenangooQoog Balldale
Cesgrove, Thomas Biaemar siaViaieea
Cot atd. Leslie B Cootawong Guljfonj
Cra g Mrs M It Lalalty Berngan
Crawford Thos Slayfietd Orange
D
Oarbalaia locate The Cuadagai
Dairy ML. St Repiians Toeoawal
DavuJtofl&T rie BuUeobong South The Roelt
Dickson LMaeav Carociboon \s*sga&«U>
DooneUa S B .L Sons FairUe Grange Jefuder «
Dugan T&omat Jan c< LoUeep iv^gett
Duntan CRA Nairan Point ^^algett
Duncan E P Carlton ilalgetl
Ewart John hat n
Bord. Leicester
j^Kcster
Menus
Mentio
McRoo
BorL Lticcstec
Menoo
Rovtnry hlaisb
ilenno
Boed Leicester
Stiifbik
Koamey Marsh
Maiao
Bfenas
Menno
Dorset Mm
PkdM
Metstio
Ltneoto
Manno
ttcesM
Deed Lecesler
; d Ca fa ndral Catbucdral S d ng (Seat
Fftilhlidl A L «pr flgl eld Goulbura I
Falkiner P B b Kaddon K « Matien I
falVinet P S iSonsltd Boonofae North dfiMwa{et)|
Perg^n D^ B aesiUe GtongGcoug 1
Pile FfsflK Ll a n fnverall
eulh Ftedenck CUceidun Lockslea Warren
ncroingBros Glah %balgett
ricuun f a T u too tVee tVaa
Tlfiiung 1 Y Doreen Stui \' « Waa
iletcher J & boo Kentucky Stat on Kentucky
Porsler Norman L Abostoo Arm dale
Gale bj N /
G
- .. ,.^0 Burra Burra Tullamore
GatenUy V A & Co Raby Warteti
Gaiaard E Ashburton Clergate
C bscio James R Croidon Ha>
Goodisson J R Glesiroy Estate Wamboola
9®w Geo Hughenden Barellan
Grant D Ltd liairakine ColUrenebt
freenwood H D Bobva
Gcigg H G Malhoura
Grogan John Bede Otoganvillr Bowning
W oolama Tocumwal
iauldea
»V C & MerTl^al G Igandra
B Ltd Haieldean C^xusa
— -.jnlSon Viarragoon Demliquin
^l[WOOOdtWEBB.WooctPrts Ctdcairft
ilKks All Mors^eo via Culcairn
licks U P Uuilara Walbundne
itogan John OrMig Grong barrandera
Hogan '1 Tawarra Toru owal
Itctfden, Ldward Care VVensleydale Colo \ ala
'lordrrn Anthony Mungadal No l&No 2 Hay
ran Wrtnabiioe Slud Ltd Trang e
- « KobUe liums Lrakhan
r Esors ol A Hi.hl’UJQ Holbrook
Southdown
RotniKy gfatsfa.
Meniu*
Menno
B^d Leicester
Bntd Leimter
Menns
Comtdale
Soulbdoira
Lncola
Shnrgaturo
Bord Le ctater
Dofsetlim
Ltocolit
Bead Ldceatci
tVmateydale
Mem
lelbart J £ Stonty ParkWest J cdcTn
JeUMit J V Stoaey Park Cast, Jundera
Joiua, Jofae Nianbafa AmaUee
josvett Edmund CgelabtaStaiioa, Warren
K
Kater Bros UumbleLoae, Vt anen
Kater H.E &S011 EMlabra Sandy Creek, Wamn
kcodall Thr*. E May oure Holbrook
Kelt John It WeUwood Oraage
Kerr John H & Sob Cbd^
K UcB E ASdos Ltd Mootugee Nyogu
K Uen C &S<r]S Lti Caar Nsogaa
KtUcia U W tlembee Barellaa
Klmptoo V y & M A A Ktimucboold Mulwala
Koiwui&ky L. it CodUaiuodra
Lang, P & S Titanga L i smo re
Laog W A Cartauindk Crwma
Las!^ L-V CbabSiAg Moulattuen
tempnere J B Wadenboe Young
Lowry T H Newmemgat Gclgaodta
M
McCaughey R Coonehg Nartandera
McCaugbey, S Cotre Jrnidene
AltOaoald W { F WaoUbadgetv Cast IVagga
Culbflgral Uemwa
Mack Ceerge Weemabab Traogie
Macken NevtUe A Cumnock
McLatty D S AM S Lone PineEsUte Bundiure Siding J
McMaster.P D Dalkc tfa Caaid ( '
McNeiU NoRBao Giro Cara, Moasa
MatRae John Narrandera
Maple-BiDirs A 3 FanthilLLakeBatbnnt
Uaple-Btowti A R Gundaiy PUtu Coulbaia
Mattw T M La Rose Barbais
Matcbett \V G & Co Ud. Foibea
MrrruDan W T Dog Trap Road Ya»
MiUear Stud Pack Jentdene 3c OeocJiqma
btartdro R kS. Asabdale Blayney
MiUi Cbartes (Uar^) Lbi. Uu^iy liay
Moore T M ' Kywong Jcnldene Road Hay
Momt W J Tabbrawyndi, \ia Curlewia
Moabam StM Breoery Sta Bourke
N
New Zealand & Austral an Laud Co. Buodure. Jerildene
New ZealaodA Australuo Land Co Goondoobluie Goou
doe^luic
New Zealand & Australian Land Co. M dlun Ashley
NewZe^nd&AustrauaoLandCo IVingadee Coonamble
NcbdUs.JYV MonaroNaleiBemgaalyiaCobnuh)
Bord. LeiceSstr
Merino
Folwarth
i Comedale
Sfcooo
Memo
'tenao
f Uord. Leicester
S2uop«hua
ReuL Peter A Sons MoooanFlat vaScoae
Riebmood G M Mogda Goodooga
Roherison } S Toganisau >Uy
RoenU R W *Co Nap Nap Hay
Rowan James W Brnd tk Murrell
Rulberfooi r* W Nyrang Cbeesetnan 3 Creek
Ratlile^e T F CalgaMest Bungeodore
RyotL A A Sons Sprang Plain Cooma
Menno
Menoo
Merino
Polwarib
Menno
Menno
glenno
Merino
Coctsedale
Comedsla
Menno
Menoo
Menoo
Menoo
Bord. Le eater
Menoo
Menoo
Merino
Bord. Leicala
Menoo
Memo
tomedala
Menoo
Memo
Menoo
Memo
Bead LeicesUr
eiertoo
Merino
Merino
Menoo
(tenoo
Sautelle J B Heknstead B bbeoluke
Scott A K tbuni K Mem&oog Dubbo
Scott A W Milong Young
M Burrow» NatTom ne Ra 1
CeocEC P TooroobU Jenlden
Stoajie H C C Kdnysns Mulwala
Shiaoe Janes & Son M ulwala Stat os
Stuune Ji^uA Wyatabehi Mulwala
Rumoey Marsh
Menno
Merino /
Bcrd. Leicetter
Menno
Menoo
Menno
Menno
CorriedaCe
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SHEEP, PIC BREEDERS— NEW SOUTH WALES
AUSTRALIA 31
S«me knd AdJfns
Sloktie TbomuCbkoo MoonlU 'koung
Smith Un. CmUMkchkltir Dorniorc
Smith Bertin«l<». lUr
SptuurwcU I astonl Co Ltd. Coocoa
SUughtoo Robert A Cuniuble Gunnrdah
SUrton P B. Balcraa< WeemaUh
sic>kei,\\ lIiaiD K Moama
Sttuf PPG Collera o, Ganip
Stii«t.G U.,G«)t6umsU. JenUwe
Stud Sberp I'ropnftary Ltd. Mumicll Staton
--Suitor H C Ilnjcedale Peel
Tat lor A WallrndooD Cxidal
Tbomaa. H S. \\ >-n) ard Park AUredlown Mai
IVagga
Trrbeck L P Cathuodral
Treweeke F L. New Angledool
Treweeke W H Sons Mog 1 Mog l
Toeuffiwal Pastoral Co. Tbe Woodstock Bemgao
Mrtlno
Venito
Mrtltto
MetinO
Menno
W
Walker jamet Kaluga N)-ngan
Walker w Coasctl, South DuTrabogie Hay
Wancarsoflg Pastoral Coy Ltd (IV D Sanger ( o em
UirectoA Daysdale
%\aug1i A Coonii is ndl
Weatheeby Un A M u Colly Creek W llo » Treo
Webb P A Stulng Chase Cudal
Wh (e Hunter liaril^ Mudgee (c.
W illandra Pastoral Co Ltd Willandra DooLgal
Woodstock Pastoral Co Ltd The Woodstock Cooma
k ooeoobla Stat on Ltd Jenider
Pig Breeders
Name and Address
Ageieullure DepL ol Havikesbury Agncultural College
R ehmond _ ('*1
AgncuUure,Dept.o( Ezpertmeal rano Bathunt (r)
AgncuUur«,D«pt.ol Eipenmeatal Farm Cowra
Agneulture Dept ol EzpeniaentalFaira Gleolnoes <r)
As'i^'iee DmCol Eipetuneat Fam Craltoa (oti
Agriculture. OepLol WaggaEipenaaeatFarra Bomea (cj
Aagel V
Wjofig
Sevae C Junr Homes lie Bush Creek via Wyong
CaUao Park Hosp lal RcuUe
Chariish £ Norfolk Ccoleoiual Av Lane (
Cooke L. Ml brodale BuUa via Slog etoa
CougblanBrot Yanaoa WaggaWagga
Crosa Lance Onellon Narellan
Dawson C Belmorr Dundas
Dev tt C Turramurra
DOCAT L.S..Walemew Bdambil Kd.,Twetd Heads
Lbbem r I Macquarie \ ale Ke so
F
>«IconeT S G BuDcendore
larrtll W H Ducrngbar Tweed Rvrr
Fogarty M A Crystal Creek
Frank C J Australtden Coramba
G
reorge r C Paiupoolah Mann ng Rl er
CUdesi 1 e Hosp lal Glade* Ue
Annerley Bowral
lU e*.D P H Uia W
J|,4>ar Mrv L Alstoni
new it T M Boone L
Honey It ] J Park H
H
rral Tamwortb
Nashua. Richmond K -er
SirS Rcliced Park, Donral
Berkshire
Berksbre
Tam worth
Berkshire
Berksbre
Berksbre
Boksb re
Tamwortb
Tao worth
Betkslure
Tamworth
Berkshire
Unksbire
Berksbre
Poland Cb m
Oerksbue
Tamwortb
Berksbue
PbUod China
Duroc Jersey
Derksh ce
iterksh re
Tamworth
Berkshire
Tamwortb
Berkshire
IVdaiid ihina
INitand Chma
Nan e and kddrrss
I
ItMAeBm Jiggl viaLstnore
J
JaufSBre* North Dorrigo
JellcT) H P Creeswood Men)) a
K
heeven H J Bmna Burra Ricbmosd K ter
L
lambn k G R Tbt Grange Nambdetk
Lodge R J Stratbam Park Capal
M
MacOougall A K ikSon Trangie Beikab reStud Trangitl
McLeod A C DuBtegan Tloonee ‘
MKenseBre*. Ttrrara Houae Terrara
M Master Douglas Kurraio^ Coolah
M Pbee A Bntaho a Lows Southgate Clarence Rj
M Phee A J LawteoCe Cla«aee R er
M Fhee W Clarence Stud Lawieoce Clarence R vri
Martin P S BurrellCrcek Wingbam
Murray \ PgronCrote Pampoolab ManiungRvrr
N
Ness W \ Domarel Nobby s Creek Road MurwIIu I
New ngtoa State Hosp talA As)lu New n.,ton Parra i
R
Ramsay J C Aedross, Qu poUy
Rhodes, Robert ~~ Darley Road RamlwKk Sv Inee
KutherioTd Thos Claydons Awaba ' ’
Rttlabaere Mental Keep tal Rjdalmere
Berkshire
Tamworth
Bciksbiro
Tamnortb
Berkib re
Middle Wh te
Middle WTute
Tamwotth
Barksblre
Berkshire
Berkshire
■"im worth
- irkshlre
Ta nworth
llerkid Irs
Scott MtssM Nespoct
TcfcJaleMtst F Glm
W
Wh te A N AnnamlaL
312 AUSTRALIA
HORSE breeders— NEW SOUTH WALES
ACR— you
Horse Breeders
Kan e andAddress
Name and Address
Agriculture Dept of Ua».keshuty AgncuUutsJ College
Richmond (rP)
Agriculture Dept of North Bangaroo Stud Farm
Canon uidra
AfTCulture Dept pt Eaperin cnlal Tarro Wagga (r/]
AUez ii lar> Trundle
Armstrong Erntsl Halloween Raglan
Aitoo Charles \ Fox Lodge MarangueU
Bandy GcorgeA Bn>a
Btnijtr 11 C & E A F ntdeane M Ihnilona
BUyney O C Grenfell
Bom H K Lyndhurst
Bonman C t Wargundo Crahoon
Broun tv Urookdale I^libart
Brouuie D L Myall Vrangel ne a Albury
ButVe SS alter Bellda te Farm Appn
Burrell tV Ua Thtstedown OUgandra
Butter A K In ertaaj Trangie
Oyrtiea J £ firoombec Bumin lulU
Carter U C \artaiiuii North Qunnd
Chorlev tia] Fh 1 p Belmont Park 11 ho ond
CougblanBrot tanawa VtaggaVVa;,a
Cog V D D rrundulla Mudgee
Cunsington A tV C\e eland tVesttNyalong
Dablesbura V Killara Culcair
Dacgar Albert A Uarcona
Oaogat R K Turee Coolah
OAVl^ KKS D T dtahasMtown
Driun* Amos Farleton Coro a
Diproie Lou > T Cowra Rd Gren/eli
Donaldson A A Nar el F n1 >
Falb ner F S A So s Lid Boonoke North Bidgiewal
Sdiog • •'
rwd S 1 UrentHood N ddah s aBtaJong
Suffolk
Haehitey
Clydesdale
Sufiok
Suffolk
W«kb Pony
Clydewlale
Cars n S 11 llazleuood Anah Park
Grate A L Annwley Bctwial
Gray G Cou ra
Gull er K C ricndale Balldale
GunbarPast ralCo Pj Ltd Gu
>r Sta pn lliUsSoa
HacLnev T C Cuckburraca Uurraga
Hirst Fdxard Springnead Fam Ineic
Hordern Lebbeus H ^piuood Bou-rai
J udri d L N a ac \A > along
Ke bie 1 ted t k < auma n
Kent j T Korraiotig Craboon
Knghaii A C Athloy Illa>ne>
K ogham IcrcyA TheWattlrs Mlnlhorpe
M
Maokay U C Vatua Coanamlue
tlcUillan A Gordon Rosebaak Eugoura
Mcplerson C A Sons Clrneaim Juaee
M Us Ar(b r H K la amock Bl .hty v a
Morey 11 11 \V Lockhart
N
1 Ucefton
Paeeh A B U alia lark Walla Balia
Iwk I J Pm Villa Henty
refer Dat d South Mohonga tia Coroiea
Pouell H Lurry Burry H rbiooDd
Quade Tbos. 1 VVeslclIa Trundle
Kalsion J V Stra tha ore V ew Rand v s ‘
Roberts S 1 Tverion Bamang
Hobsog Tbomas ClarkeStrert CrouaNest
Rogers ) M Btaconsf eld Oberat
RootesBroa Matasia West Wyalong
Sctolz A W Fofeld Walla Walla
Schoir G K Glen Valley Meot>
Seboz J C Mmlmrne Henty
Scbola J F Water Ve» Walia Walla
^huU U R Gno te It I! J lidera
Schuir \\ Avoadalei C dggnbung
Sharp H J AluUamuddy v a Mudgee
Shaw A VV Wasffa Wagga
Shepherd J VV Gobbagumbalu] Wag^aWag^a
Short VV Melrose Modgee
S mnsoii W D W andobah Curlew s
S oclair John G Iga Malboura
Sub Bros Park H U Lockhart
S a tb Wo farfc H U Lockhart
Stevenson Lrntst 1 1 Swash] e d via Obeion
S«aa John Uyeon lavereU
Ten son Patnuk Glen Lee Ixtckhart
Thomtoit G Won ngragonc Forbes
TtunkiDS H H Mt Fro ne Mudgee
Tonac a Robert KoekyHlls Coolamon
w
Walden Wilfred K Oak lale CUgandra
Weir David Sk ding Plain via Quandiaila
Whitt Hunter Hac lah Mudgee
Woolley H O Clareroont tfudgee
'Voung R E Bull Plato Cor<
Remounts
aydesdalc
ADA— CUT
CATTLE BREEDERS—VICTORIA
AUSTRALIA 313
VICTORIA
Cattle Breeders
Aduus H D IM CoUuu SUnt, Melbourne
Adene) II S linbltigow HopcIawoSt Camp<rdo?
Agn«» T 4 Son*. Do* 3H Tatura
AgncuHiml CoUrge Dock e
AgnculluralCoUfc* Umgeteooos Doom
Agneu lural H gh School Farm I^ngatba
Agricultural H gb School Fanu Sale La Trubr
Agricultural High School Farm Sbrppritoo
Agricultural H gh School i aim, Mangacatta (j
Agricultural High School Farm, arragul
Agricultural High School Farm \V airnambool
Agncultuir Dept of State Kcaearch Farm Rulherglen (jj
Agriculture Dept of Slate Research Farm Wembee
Akthunt F 'I Uushy Park Scoresby
Alexander Jas D Linden Vale Lmdenow
Aliord Dree WarangaFarm Cirgarre C ciaBj-mesde
Alford G II MiUiaratark GirgarreLatl c aD)meside
AUttd R S XtjaUMaisb Mologa
Alford M Woolamai
Algie S T SaanValK) Muirsjdale
Albn S. Fcmabade Semoa ciaLeongatU
AUea Hamun Meckintoah vu fcchuei
AUton N U Roerth Hotasey
Anuet, Francis FairUwo Morvell
Anderson J 4 Son Knui'ale Dtidhunt
Anderson K K EUisdale Caiaaborough >u Danuni
Andrew E J bl baiuleigh Elthau
Andrew F ns de tU««» ,
Andiw Waller Kelvin Crwe W^tllesea
Archibald Mrs M A 4 Sons Ma)-f eld Park Elmore
Alheielt W If DeU Heather Wamgul (
Atherton W li Bevrriev Murraydale Swan H tl
Atk nion W K Saati H It
Austin Frank Avalon Lar*
Alford W H Letira Camperdown
Dailey 8ru< Dundarra Clenrowen
Dakcr J Karong Gbrnaghap Sr Geelong
Daker J J Kcoedale Banouckbum
Baker Alts M Sorbury Grange Tongala
Dali KKhacd J Zaietan Colac
Ballarat H gb School Ballarat
Damford C Medbum Grove Dena U
Damlnrd ISrcy MedbutuCrove Benalla
Barber A John Col ban Park Elphinstone
Bartlett. T H 4 Mrs. M J Karu »
Oarliaiu 11 GIrn Ard Hride burg
DaSHtlSmthC Tetoperle) hwbranl
Battlev W 4 Sons lloU)bank Trafalgar
Bavls H U Fran p 1 ark Mutch son East
Beard Mrs Irene Linga Longa Outlruu
Dechrr A \ Braes de Welshpool
Uedwell J G Brentwood Daulkaniaugb North
Bell eld C H W
Hell Arthi '
Bell Fran
ilong X ale Culeri
INicCro e KuQgwak
rura 1 arm Can perdown
Bell John V lolet Bank Kangaroo Oix>und
Benalla k J W oodbrv ne F U nun) t Nr tola
Biddkcon be Mi*. J Goll II U Sh Uord
BidgoraL F Sunn)*ide Staghorn
Bird Bros Hed cy
Uiorkston H K Ri
Black Mr*. A J Mo
Black II J Oaklea Bundoota
Boag X E Boggabn. IXaker
Boanlman b \ A -onleigh Al s<
Bodey J A BoslockiCtwk
n^lon S Clenma is Matinen u
Bond lire* Glen A on. Sunsh oe
UoH C Nirangh Tarrawceuia
Bo>d.Kobt Kabakaul WboeutJy South
Boyes.C Leneva va 'lodonga
Brady ' —
llerefcad
Aynh i«
Jetsey
Ayrshire
Jersey
&.V
Ayisb re
Aynh cv
Fnesun
Jersey
Shorthorn
Fnesao
Jersey
U Sborlboro
Frtesao
Ft estao
Jeiso
Ayrshire
leney
lersey
Jei*^
Ayrsb re
Aynhite
;efw
Short bom
iet^
Sborthum
Red Poll
Jersey
Jersey
sbertbon
Ayrsbirr
Hereford
Sborthorn
Jersey
Shewtbom
Stonbom
Redpoll
Jersey
XyTshur
Ketrlord
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jetyey
INdl
Xysshme
Drearley J H D Uberon Labertou he vuLongwai
Dreonan Utoa Dburnng le
DfMbaae W It Gounalark We nte
Dnsbane W I &Sons Cowi e I ark Weenie
Broad A A Grangelea Sutton Grange Nr Castlema i
Drunmeleo P van Bolero J cm Tree Cully P 0
Buchanan Andrew 4 Sons Cleneu
Bundona Estate Dunkeld
A WatUePark Talura
Dunn XV E Cladfe Id
Burk tt Drou. TyntynderCrntral vaSv
Bum p J T The Pines Coimada
BumsBrot RubyVale XarrowetabNo
BurnJge Kev S H The Rectory Air*
riinderi
MadouIaPark iScoU
Catder A L Spnogbuist
Calder R bard Invergordon St Albans
Caldwell B B St Johns ^merviUe
Caldnelt I Round UiU Glen Al e
Caldwell T L Moyaver XlmurU
Caltery Bros Langley Park Dannoekhum
Cameron Air* Beal ba Station Beal ba
Camtron O 4 Sods Vairnc a Creek
Cameron W 4 Sons, Clen Urquhart, Sunshine
Campbell R C Spring Vale Moolsp
Cannon W J prupect Vale Condah
Canobo John Clen Enn Brna
Canobo Mis M a & Son Wcodstock Grange Tatuia
Carter F II Springhead Dean
Carter j F Keil e Park P B Col ra no
Carter John Neale Street Bendig
Cathro J tl Hatelburyi ChiUem
CaygdJ J C Park XaJley Welshmaui K el PO v
hewslead
Cayley WarwitkC Riversdale Soldier i Rd Werrbeo
Chaduerton J F Clen Le gb Han ton
Chapman Bros Baroml WhoronJy
Charlton J Lumeah Stony Creek
Oak e gb
Chutiyade CapI R C Carranballa Sk ptoo
Chill) C EastCauUield
Chnslensei S T verton Tra algon
Clark. II C Staiihope I ark ( irgarre
Clarke The Exors ol S r K T H Bart Uol n
Oaikesf eld
rtark T W Fern ale I'n ale Bag viaYarragon
Clarke Trustees of E L D Clilllands Scone
Clarke lairtck HUsde Tantaraboo
Clarke R C Beuwemn. Tarragon
Oiftoo A F Alverstoke Brunsw ck Junct o)
Clyne Bros T namba Nr Mattra
Clyne I Lesthorae Upper Xlallra West
Ct)De K Seor Boathom Newrv
CorkbU J Thstled on Ba cchus Marsh
COCSBimW &T..FTniB.,BMkba&k
Coclu XX S^lealbd^ Le bardi via B d go
X^*^” Ballaire Kerang “
A AUoune Nathalia
J M D too tolhns Street XI
Cuuk A A Greemuount Ma ka
Cook D E XX attk X air Lot h
Cooenbe* TAP Inngboe Toiuia
Corpus Chrutie College XXembeelark
Coupar J E SunnyXiew Sathalu
Cowan T X XIarangan UmalU
Com Bros. Ta uUxk XIukts Km I O
Corma4XXady BerrysCreek leisiga
Creighloo XV A Cruuie Stu.) Fatiu
Cnbbe* t, XXaogaratta
Cnsp )l Xlaudbank Bngujeam
Croplry XX II Trugau u
Cmtimne Xlrs F CoXl irraiu
Cvalmore Xlrs L U Dr uo 1 ark Li )
Red PoU
Jersey
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrsb re
Jersey
Ajphre
jsj:
Red Poll
Shorthorn
Jersey
Ayrshire
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Shertbom
Jersey
Ayrsbire
lertey
.eiwy
Ayrshire
Shorthorn
Airthirt
leney
/nauD
Jeiley
Shorthoni
Ayrshire
Shorthorn
314 AUSTRALIA
CATTLE BREEDERS— VICTORIA
DAI-KON
^anie and Address
Same aad Address
',‘g|
D» r G & Soft, HcaJowbank lalydale
Dark H J Koruttibuira
Disty S J Koloombi Camambo
I>avies,Ctias.i{ lieniwibem Rotitsftw V/esV
Dte J Oydevalo Clyde >orth
Pehqtrt W H Dalian
Oectfts E A S«aas Swanpool
Dettiaiaa H Elfmatta ‘^Kjnelon
Deitjnaftn W Dtaytoft Softtft Kyoeton
D ckmsoa Bros. Sefcastopol na Ballarat
DisUicb A Yiflnai
D efor> P Oited Gugarre
Ooteoci R J M. V. at Ue Grove AcJieroft
Docker C J A H S Bootbarambo Wangaratta
Donald T a Co Bo* 29 Leongatha
Douglas T Bosburgh Snytbe s Koad Ballarat
Dotvie A Leivusham Alv « v a Colae
Dow e A F Balcaim Cansbrook
Dugdale 4 Creher Tregolhnan BaUan
DugdaJe Mr A Mn Jas Sprmglitld U)m one
Dugdale toho BoschilJ ttynuong
Dugdale Esl ci lau K M StaughtonV^e Ball ai
Dugdalt Uin CldtonVale Mitniong
Duostan j G F sh Po at
D'«>er G Karalee Greytboni Road Balwyn
D»ycr J Enc Black Rock Road Calmdrrt P (
Caiaperdow a
Ebery S K Gjftftd Ptt NevAtead
fcllj* A P Arcb es Cr««k P D
EUwo^ W J Cl bum Talganto
Ender* A £ Eurob n Boa S Slanbope
Endfci N H TbeWalUe* Sttnhopc
tHet G Mawand Tongali
Evass A Bocon a Farm Heywood
Evaot A G Bla kwood Park Lima East
Fvans P £ Flow sg Vale LmaEast
f a»bkse« Mn G A TenaogavdU Kemsdale
Falkenberg C ^^*aIOO(lgab EUiminyt Nr Colae
Fwnton Robert Straihardle Riddell
F nek L W Fleuibau ^ eUock
Findlay C Muieha \ ale n«ha
FindUy D PyTarudViek Mincha
Findlay T R Leven Brae L« tcht tie \t Cobuna
F oii^OB Vi \ Wallace
Fioaucos W CotneK banka. Bundoota
F tbet L S & A W Viaterloo Farm Si ytbea Road
& Gamble Bnnibank Berwick
Flack & Sewell Bumbank Berwrk
Fotbea Ronald B R bigdl Balias
Fomst £ Gracedale Bborebam
Fortune j E Rate tile iVoctb Ctookie
Foster G H DellView Leangatba
Fowlct J F EvexyUde Bena
Fraacjs Mrs M 4 W A H Ucreai Kilcunda
Fceemati B Bayles
frentb b c Greta
rullet J B Dumbalk North vaMeeaiatv
lone F H Buna Marta «>una
G
Gauge G Roscle gh \\ err bee South
Cange N R M nrunets
Gardener J L LaunSton Welshpool
Caidmer A M Eoeh Brae Kmisdale
Carry Bros Keroot
Carry T E CcJlmda Reisot
Gaunt H Jersey Glen Moe
Gay R G Elia Grove N Devon
Garrard D C Bum Brae Bostocks Crock
Geelong Cali Club, 51 Vatra Street Geektog
CeelonrllaibourTrust Soatro ale klarshalltown I
Gepp Q II htrathalao Gteensborough Road Marleod (/}
Cbionjlroa. Leathome, Traialgar '
CiJiicrt LaoTcnceU LaSuetie Tonola
C iBiore, Thomas Ingolston YanawalU South
Glasgow G 1 DerryvaJe Bena
Cc4dsi& ih W F Lftyvale Learn ontb
Goodman R Koseneatb R tfflany South
AberderaABSiuj
RtdVtA
leraey
Ktrefotil
Jetsey
Jersey
Ayisbm
Abcy^em AAsnal
lersey *
3os«
Aytshrt
Shonbom
ShoTtbom
Sborshntn
Sbortborn
Shortbnni
SboTthom
Aynb re
Jersey
Fnea'an
Gorman A t
;HU \
.auicart Aleaandra
^<aDoi A » <ie ASotPA ClenlieW CanprrJ
Grave* J G C Kouns Battery ManslwU
Gray a J Wonyp Chrutes s aTocra
ShotUion
FnesuB
jetsey
Jersey
Redpoll
Ayniint
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Aynhti*
Jmey
jetto
leetey
Jersey
IS'
Aynbue
Jersey
Jersey
jersey
Ay^ire
Aytsbaw
Jersey
Jwsey
Jersey
Ayrsb R
Ayssbir*
J«sey
Jersey
Jetsey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
VU
Ayrslme
AyrsbiR
Jersey
Jersey
Ftieuaii
Ayrshire
AyishR
Aynhrc
&:eaPM W C Wairook Monomtilh
Geven R R Clenbrook Bayntoa
rr^eU R &SoD Morvab Tnnrelln
Ediths D F Ardgewan Geelong
H
Halt K {fadsby Lmdenovy
HaB Kobeit Dunaebton Sale
Hambha A T Swan Fans TooUeen
(lajnUton. W M(?ssg>e) " Corn ong
Hamnun IS TnrroPatk Cow Wait
Itain* E.C..CactieSd
Uaodbury J R&Soo Piy Ltd Tocra
Katbour W P Veadoa
iiarker D C ThirIiam,Caldenneade
Kailifr C E Aannaibaa
llaifcer W T Wayside Calderrntade
Hamey E & J £naa Garvoe
Ham* C VV Glenaire Merino
tiatrts E Rosetands Lower Bethanga
Itamson F Walbundiy Avenue FranksUio
liatvey T Jetsey bolnt Bcusdale
Haughlon A E RotherwoecS Heidelberg
Hauser L. CcuangaltPO « a Gisborne
Hayes, R T Woodleigh Vale
Heard, H R Craumorc DenuuUum
Hearn M H Myulo EUunioyt Colae
Hetulttsoo J L A E L Lerm Wangarstta
Hendersoo W A Cartacoorle Grasmere
Henry R J Cttioa
Hiodhaugh Bros Cooromete Pombome t North
•• • ' J K ebard Junr HtUv *« Ravenswood
Burwood, Black RoeV Bosleck * Creek
HcFugbtOD T 0»y«>
Howlett B H Lalrobe Jersey Slod Latrobe River
MerweD
Hubbard A Emo Ruo YarnCleo
Hoi C W LaneeBcld JuncboB
Httitee J A Glenvallry Dcpttnandale
BOLLS O C Lecdighlbk
HuBier A G Nortfiwood Park Seymour
Humy W H Roeweena Kooewarra
HurslOtPS Barwon Downa. Sarwoo Heads
Hotcbinson J &Sons Hills dt Sc>incr.tlle
Hystop James 8 A Isa Spnog Pla ns \ a Mia M a
JuetutiBros FteCums Heatfacote
Jackson H Cooyab
Jertrey Loch rtMpect H U BfMiHMd
Jobiss. A. A P 8 tiorsbam
JotiDS.J Tbe P nts Nambrok
Jobnst^ K. J ConroQ Grange %Vb ttlesea
jobosUm WiUam YariagaiD Sej-Taour
Jones, J ThePnes Nambrok
Joshua A Clo erf eW Berwick
Keane Bros Brookhall v a Tatura
Keating J F Tbombill Parunum
Kydey R B Boveagb Tsturg
K^r J E Elvira, ViolrtTown
KtBy P F Glen lorus Alexandra
Kemp M P Y/aDtima Xernsdale
Ken^y T D Prunrote Park Tatura
Ketuty U Hdl Crest SalwyH
Kent, C A Junr„\VoolaoiaiPa
Kerr R R Burnside \ an Yean
Kesr W m BacHiuS Martb
Keys George W etbersdane Pack HaUamsRoad
Kt^ R C Holmwood Dandenong
Keys T L CleaAIvie Dsndenong
Kdby D Kilbanj e Moiiac
Kbig H \F KarpoU Cormandsle
K (^eli Bred & Anderson Oaemda Cora Lynn v a i
KlrUiani Johns Woods de Lyndburst
KsStelty Wirnam Ferobauk Poowoog
Kogbt Mrs % T Ptord BepaUa
Kn^t V/ 8 { airhope Rochester
Xnomes Tho» Dandy Park
Jersey
A)-rsbire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Jetsey
Airsh re
J««y
Jersey
Ayrshire
Aj-rsbue
AjTSb ce
Jersey
jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
F?a
Jersey
A)TSb re
Jersey
AySi’pe
Aytsbttt
Ayrsbee
Ayrsbw
Jersey
Jersey
Aynture
Jersey
k Archie f Creek P O.
Ctanboume R I Dautli
Jersey
Jersey
j^y
Xyteb re
Jersey
Shorthorn
Ayrshire
jersey
Aytshre
Aj-rshtre
Jersey
Jersey
Bic«U
LaJr Cr)-tUlCr«rk Alcxtixtta
Lunbert, \V lUjun. 11^ Uank Towonf tia Corryoog
Lanr K D Datrar Mmno
Leacb \\ Blackwood \all«r Bngnwarrl
L(«<e & Benson \\ ootonf \ ale, Coleraine
l^ulunao J A K Snuort Clunrs I
Loapnere C. A Gtetn Meadows, k ea
Lout e, Mrs. R MUcannla rarm Tongala
lAljeUDroa UigWon Gcwndale
ljd£ett.Jaa
Braelaadi. Mj-mion*
LiDdsaUBros Glencoe GrrendaU
LuHisay C Unanderr *' • •
nFlat
Litlle \V Meadow Lea Tyers, sia Traral^oa
LL07D C D..Gl«alruS(oilFanD.Nme«aRea
Lobb A W Glenroy
Lockett,]] I£i PoveitonSL N Ballarat
Looker W E Dell Stud 1\ arraril
Louieyliroa Asonraore Soorat
Lowing Mrs L. Troet) }-T Rhiw roDgala
Lowndes, G A Emu Creek
Lucas, C T Chelsea Potnbomt t
Lucas, Mrs. M kalart Potsborne t
Luscombe P & 0 Coulbum Park Shorts Rd Coburg
Luxtoo 1{ Aseley Stud Farm WhtUesea
Lyon C. G Banyule Heidelberg
Kedl^
Jersey
Jersey
bhorUiMB
Jersey
Jersey
LJOI
McCleUaad MiasC C TbtElms TuiuUU
McCluiky P F ^>lola
McConaeby R J Tbe^^ll]ows \Vensle)dae
MeOeqgall Bros Cragitlea Maroocu
McDougall I ParkV'ew Byaduk
Mcharlao* Bros Ayr Brae Bundoora
McGarvie D llunL,
McGarvie K Greenwood t'ornbarneit
MacGregor J Daimore Pr vate Bag Malden {sp)
Melver F ftillowmoor Tarvia
Mackty A J Keormga.Cooiioser Bridge vaSoAroaud
Maekay Mrv B ** OakbanV Euroa
McKee, W E Fairview Elmore
ktcKeasia Angus Clentam Stoae>lord
Maekeat e H P Tnwalla Estate Trawalla
McKenae J Cloverly Mb tdesea
McKenae U Vsoodiotd yiaMaRoaoitoeibl
Mackenate Mrs. M uuired H Icon Glearoy
MeKemao Mt% b Austral Valley kaaVean
Mackuuion H M Meeran Ham Hon
McLachlan A W Reecun South
McLean. A C lloaiue Brae Clenorm ska South
McL
, jn North
hlcMiUan Bros. Englewood Park Inverlc gb
McNab Bros Oakbank Tullamanne
Maher Bros Evelyn Seymour
xiaher K H Rosemont Stud Farm Mi'uiia
Makn P Mattie I ark Tongala
Male A PrywooJlark MoniingtOn
Maloney I J B gon a Tongala
Maiuiold John, puTTumbete Mrrnte
Mapleson A J Hawldale J_nd v
Mar^ CapL C Kenneth la^Le XIano
Marsbman A R 1 orgao Loch
Man n L. A Merton Gro e Tatura
May A L Glenroy BeaconsielJ
xte*.ley T Marenda DaUston
M h e J G Bclaaan M'oodle gb
M lUno. t,IenCoare.Airda]e
M ler D C K khiU Loose Bag Agnes
Xltchel C Rathl>n Leongatha
V tchell Estate, The David Ca t lldl Lilydale
MUhell A Tboona
ModatLM ham UerTamtuol M Uaura
Moody C n Araluen Marrsgul
w Flats, Dan
Moore E J X\ oodlandK Cowes
Moore J kCo. Tooloonock Xamtn
Motley A. J Gormandale
Xloms. J A J Clsreifcloo tire M atragal
Mort mer 11 S Ku Ora. Liwakog Slraticrd
Morton, It G Lslate, Bacchus Marsh
Mcss&Meir Bos 10 Leoncilha
Muhlebach, M J Retreat Farm, Bateslord
Jwsey
Shorlhoi
Ayrslklte
Icraty
Jersey
Jersey
Fncsait
Ayishre
Jersey
Jersey
IJimiAi
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
ersey
iJSU
S^&ors
Jersey
Jersey
'nesuB
&o,d
Red Poll
Redpoll
AyMne
Sbonbotn
Jersey
Sborthocsi
Jeis«T
RedM
Ayishi
JrrsCT
AberdeeSLAngnsI
Sbortboro '
IteeHocd
Jersey
Jersey
Avtsbre
[ersey
Seal W I r
Newton
SoelDroa. I
Sowry LeE
Obrsoo. Chattel
Ooley M II
Oithanl Mrs. I
(here d Mrs
I adgelt I Di
1 arbury M I
Parsons C C
Part ngton W
lattuon F 1
PatuUo II O
Palullo II O
I awsey J A
I ayne Lapt J
Payne The Hi
I rntland E
Pete D El
PtUt X\ D I
Peterson II A
Pcthybndge I
Phaiips J V
riokettoa Br
llatlluss Ji
TongaU
Potmear M
Poole D & U
Pooley A C
Porter M T
PoweU 1 XI
Pratt VV T
Prestoa J Sk
PmeU K
P)he OTP
Rakgb M-vci
Kalph ti F
Kablon h n
Kasmusssen C
Kalbirn J C
READ i D.l
Heed C J L
Reed H M 1
Kchards J ^
Kwhardson V
Rigby C L -
Roberts J XV
Robertson il
KobrttMm J
Koboi
Robiu
Ronald M ]
Kowe S II
Kuddu k 11
Rue S C De
Rumble \X I
Kttuel I L
RutseU S II
Ryan J T
Ryan Thus I
Sadler K XX
wadleT T F
Sand es
Napw B \
Schwr X II
Schier H •
Violl. Ivo. N
Scott, J Lk .1
bratvj L,-
316 AUSTRALIA
CATTLE. SHEEP BREEDERS—VICTORIA
SEP— BOY
Name and Addrus
Gully
Scmmpns Bros L>7 ditha Sedfvucli
ScvviJI Dr S V Roads End Berwick
Shankland InswD BrooktiiU Grceavale
Shields ek Oaley rdd ogton
StioicH U T Campbell s Crfrk
Siiue James A-. FcnitiiU Lytulhurst
Sinp'on A j Cl Boti Estate Hamilton (
SiD pson A t\ Moorabbin
Siu pson i Charlton Wompia Loieer Bern Tree Gully
S oipson T C 4 Son Uonpicti Feititrer Gully
Small Mn E H UvcrLta Toolaroba
Sm (h Bros Ba rnsdale
SinithBros SjKanHiH MrbooNorth
Sm th E L i SoQS Homcle th V'oodend
Smith 4 raddle Owanyilla
Sm th 1% &■ W Clenltiglc Bclbanffa Lower
Souter W D Wooton* Vale Coleraine
Speirs AUanE BiairAibol Valangil
Splall T J Allambe \\eenn|
Staiuruer G Coalsville Bymeside
Stephrns J Linden V ale ( sbom*
Stewart W H D 4 R C Sharp Palaw Ga Tatura
Stokes \V K Clonmel trbui-a
Sutherland GeOree Hiehlands VVh Itlesea
Sutherland 4 Siilherland Thologoloac Aiburj
’t>ne E & M J Clear Creek Eldorado
Sriie OswaldJ BolobeV Macedon
S on*. J D J mr Th Oums Leongatha
Tails SirGrorce Beleura Monunglon
Tease A (. Glen Neste Lacdnee viaVVanagul
TellordBros Ksde Park K)abraro
Tfideson VV Oien ood LiLdale
Trppcr J C Sandilands Coromb
ThocMi H H Pendenot Ascot v aCcoswick
Thoinpeon L W Btw 162 G P O Melbournr
Thomson h \V Monivale Haoi Itoo
Tho enann I L Vleryula Varra Junetioo
Thorieii ann I- L iIKt CoUins Street Melbeume i
Thoiolon Thos Bloomltld Waaia
Thurogood G Allarabee
r nn ne V\ J IoI}koi Box “8 Tongala
TmUIdra Pit Led The TtnUUra
T ppett A K Newlyn Valley Vann }.ewl>t)
Tippett Gilbert Cle>g>Ton Dean
Toiakins, D ( Clover Flat Colera ne
Tranter B D BundelU Oernnal
TnoUr L Vt VVoodpark DerTitia!
rmasks V T BaUara Tongala
rrif,g T H L pook l>na ngloi
TtfcUj Johnt TrrRoiand Cariajung tiaffosedale
Turky S 1 Albertan
Aynbire
Jersey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Sborthora
Ayivlute
Jersey
Jersey
Jetsey
Sbedbom
Jersey
Fnesiaii
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
hyrshtre
Jersey
Aytsb re
Red Poll
Aytsh nt
SbMthoan
Aynbiie
^brrHren Angusj
Ayrshire
Aytsh re
Aytsbire
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
ReJ roll
IhSStoni
Shortborn
Aytsbire
Fries an
Shorthorn
Shortborn
Sbottbom
Jersey
Ayrshire
Aynhice
Jersey
Jen^
Ayrshire
Shoctheen
Tseeddle J Allan lUlcnstale VVaa a
IViiffg L VV Invert ay Newbridge
Tysscti J G llyGbrokc VVarraguI
Unthaok S SoiucruUe
Vallence G VI Waterside Cobuiia
Vaughao 1C O Cicgarre
Verity L Diggers Road Wcmijfc
W
VV ade C htens ale Cai iperdoxs
tladeUoir D Dalbljir Lxb
Walker C 4 » I Ruurdale. Vmnar
Walker C Lynwood Privatr Bag BonTt
VVatlace Arthur Spring Dale Flora Hill Bond go
VValsoa VF &<itt GknNens Tatura
WayccAt W H <Exo<s o() Tarringdon Seymour
VVeoti A J RalbfamhaDi HtUside
Uebb W H L Igbill Ba msdale
West N S R Lc ghlon Corop
VVesiere J Kaidrlla
WheaUw C M NewStreet Miraio
tVbiie A II Clrniian Kangaroo Ground
White C K Qakwood Varta Glen
Will ains W 1 Ballendalla
Willumsoa JamesarBros Sunnysde YarraCloD
WiUutnson fohi Locblnvef Cansbrook
WiUts A C Camey Dell Paicbendale tuMcnno
Wills J 4Soiis LhlrTberg Park Bacebus Marsh
VViUmer L T Lumrab iongala
Vtilniot J Bultarook
Wilson O AytonLaw DemnaUum
Wilson r L VS ilson HtiUat Oeswick
VV Hon V It Orllbrars Saruga)
Vtalson K A ClotrrHii) KroirrfaPO lealceJl
WDtDSOB Q B..Hsrtikle.Wahgsiatth
VVioier Cooke S Mumrtale Hanultof)
VVuiterlrvug S J Coolwoola Naganbie
Wood JVM Lynwood ilouatEeeles Leongatba
SSoodmasoii G W Mtlkshanx Park Canvpecdown
Woodmason VV Green Gable* Oaklcgb
Worth C C Lynwood Mount Petln Leoogatba
Shorthorn
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
AyTShuc
Aynh Tt
Ayrshire
Vtiesiaa
Afishac
Jersey
Jersey
Ajishiie
Ayrsbue
Jersey
Short horn
Shorthorn
Ayrshire
Jersey
Jetsey
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Ayrshire
Fnesao
iwwy
Jersey
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
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Sheep Breeders
Name and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Breed
A
Abbott K chard J1 S Market Setuafe Bend go
Adams W V Fem Hollow, Barlold
MkiM Snell r_^sit«tleckl WaTrag.l
Agar Mrs 1 VV V oorhooga Cornelia Vtesleniporl
Af nr Mural College Dock e {rp*}
KgncullursilCcdlige Longerenong Dooen (rpM
V^ncullure J>pt of SlateKeseareb Farm HulSergJenfr^j
Agnculture Dept of Stale Research Farm WecrbcefrkJ
A kinan G K View K U Tatrawarra
Mraander B A Deton Hogan Stjeei Tatura
All Mr* M C Koonngal Atooa
At 1 rson A li Araluen Shepparton East
Anderson J 9 South Road W'arrsgul
Andersoa, Thocnat B Harley Naenbeok
AodvTson Vt J CoUbanValt Trenthain
ArmslrOTg Vy J T Hexham Park Hexham
Arnold George Ron nev Vale Colac
Ashcroft VV H Bell Heather Wartagul fri
Ausln K A nijer LakeBolae
Auitui T “1 Myuua lAke DoUe
B
Mahau 11 L Timmbarry nr Cchuca
Maker J harong, fhen/igbap nr Geelong (f
lUk r Jubu & boos Inverness 1 ark Tatura
Ltecohs
SbTDpsb re
Rpsuiey Manta
Lincoln
Herd. Leicester
Menno
Sbropslnra
Bont Leroestcr
Suffolk
Roomey Manta
Bord LcKcsAer
Sold Leettter
Romoey Bfaiab
Botd Lecesta
BonJ Leicebtcr
Pciwaitb
Rotnnry Manta
Botd LcKCater
Donet Hmt
Dorset Kom
Dorset Horn
hiiffolfc
Lincoln
Batl R J ZaieUn Colac (cj
BaUan lastoralCo Pty Ltd Th' iiglston
Uarratt G June Grt Ore North saSt Amaud
Darty T J W Ferinoyne Lltaoa
Basset Lancelot L Trtlawney Donald
Bates W R Olenlnnes Bsmawm
Baxter Alex UommgsJda VVabrmg
Begg* Hugh Knnzian NareebNareeh rien Tbompson
Beggs Rotett G Bulu GherUn Beaufort
Bei^ Theodore Beaufort (c)
BtHiT VV CrvmboVale Koonwarra Road Leongatha
BcU OilaT VioletBank Kangaroo Grourtd
BeU R A Glenholm YarcaClen 10
Bett VV Gulf Station Yarra Glen
BeU W M Mcckti CamperdoWD
Be<« Cd B Ma smore Lara
Bemungham John The Ran ch Nainbrok
Beery A J Monoorit Beech I orcst P 0
Bingtaans b J BeUwood Lardner
Black W M The Quames Coldstream (h)
Bbm J H M'harpgnUa Park BJams, via Echiira
Dknokbeld A S. Fetsfield Cisborue
Bolsbaw H Burleigh Lockingtoa
Bott Oiartes Naranghv, V airawooga W
Bomnta A Coora runta Pocpwong I'PI
Bowman &Ayl lie BelhangaParii Ebden
Hoydltarrs. Tarrone Koroil (r)
Bo^ J A.. Braes dc, romborneit
Leicester .
Bord. Leicester
Botd. Leicester
Lincolo
Botd Lelcestet
SSiwshire
Bord Leicester
Botd, Le cester
Bord Leicester
Menoo
Merloo
Romney kfarsh
0ocd Leicester
Sbropshu* .
Bord Leicester
Dorset Horn
Botd. Le cester
Shropshire
pord Leicestee
Bord Lc cester
Lincoln
toocoln ”
Liocolti ,
Leicester f ,
Bord Leicester
jjord Lelcatet
Sbro^shi re
SHEEP BREEDERS— VICTORIA
Dnimjn Atulrcw Cinn)*, Corack Cast
HroadbrnCK Kcnalan* sarrabrrli MaDcrby
Drojrn I>it>5 Boa 27 JIarwJlon
Itrom-n K S \nnaiidale llanngbup
ItrunilO) C &Co Lronfatha
Ducbanan Mrv L N Ornudalr Tallacicalta
UucknaU I my Sc Soi s Otirron Urars looca
Ilotg? O I t.o«-n* I ark t.obur
nurf:«a & Maulr> Banotll I ark Dandriioof
Uufle> I TiTOKatiy \arTa»ODi;a
BatUir I* J ' rtadair Cansbrook
Uutlrr K b • The I ua, bpnngniount
]>u<u IIMlryC Kataoulite
Cadds U Col A Chandpara Tjldrn HSO
Can pbrll A G & Sons, Uarbreck Whoorcl
Campbell DavidS Argilr McKinnon 1 1 O
Campbell E >1 Hope Western tack Uittrm
Cantwell liras RockleiKh Melton
Carr P W Tairancover Walmer sia Maklou
Carter T H Springhead Dean
Christie j S June , Lastwood Katunga
Christie I etrr UUnk Donnie Ihivale Uag Hamilton
Clark The Esnn of Sir U T It Dart Bolmda \ a
Clarkrsfield I
Clark, T T T ictona !• arm Woodend North
tUrV Tirii -Gen \\ J Ben Eadie Svsnbury I
Clarke J W di R n Cbetw)nd Carlsruhe
CleiuenI H J Dank Glen Springfield v
Clese r ,Vtalaanng WatUa
Corker Mrt A M Hinsonville viaClenroHar
CmIi 0 L. B Closerdale liordem\al«
burner A T M)Tlle Brow Calaquil K S
Cowie Jan ea Tamrit
Coil Francis MiTokale Cobraiii
Ctasri'o^ Andrew ''WoodUndi Tatura
Crowr r U KinctonPO
Cross J R Caiette Iienshunt
CruldasBros Woottonisrk Maldoo
Oslgleisb J A SaUivkHall Leanionth
Davenport II N Ma)field Hansonville
Dair G & Son Meadow Dank Lil) dale Up
Davies Chas N Treinenbeere itacbester West (rk
Dawson R E Glenlinton Whittlesea
Dean W Pleasant Dank Moolap
Deanside Estate Roekbank
Dennis A & Sons Eljluk Terang
DenoisUros Tarndwamcootl Warncoorl
Dennis J V Koroncee Warncoorl
Dennis R F & W J Willanng MorrlMorrl
Dennis R H Trevmson Park Bannghup
Dennis 'V J Uondo W amcoort
Doiker G J AH S Bonibaraii bo, Wangaraita Ir
DOHEBTT JAKES P„ RoebesUr Park, BoebetUr
l>ohDl C 11 Mamore Natbalu
Donoian P Laboru Leanionth
Douglas T M \irwHil] Woodstock W esi
Dowie A F , Balcairn Carisbrook {p\
Dowie A H Junction Lodge Cansbrook ie]
Dowling G \v A Co JeUaiabad Darlingloa
Dugdale Mrs. James, Springfield. Mj-miong fri
Dugdale John KoschiU Msmiong W
Dugdale Lstate of late K H Staugbton \ ale DalUang (r
Umi Leiresler
Lmealn
■lord l-THesfar
Siord Lricester
I incoln
Romney Marsh
Bont l,eKesieT
Word Letceslet
Itord LcKsster
Letcesler
UorI Leseeslrr
Homney NIarsh
llocuDey Marsh
Dord LeKestet
Uord Lnce&ler
I Lincoln
Letcestet
Ltneolo
Shropshire
Bord LrKester
Lincoln
Southdown
Uord LcKester
Lercesler
SuKoU
Shropshire
Uord Lescestee
Romney Marsh
^^t^icesier
Dorvt Horn
Lincoln
Romney Marsh
Uord Leicesler
Dorset Horn
Romney Marsh
Dord l-euoster
Southdown
Dord Leicester
Shropshno
Bord Leiceatrr
Bord LeicmteT
Dord LcKesler
Bord LeKesCer
Bord Leicmter
Bord LeKester
Uoid Leiresirr
Bord. Lcucitcr
HcodT^icesIrT
B«d^ictstrt
Shropsluir
Shropshire
Shropshire
Sbrof^ire
I airar llns Lucie River
laTTeUUiOi PnsaleUag Ganoc
hrU Joseph Mount Aapier iianiillon
niner Rowland U M W arras ure Stratbkillarl O
IlackACamUe Uumbank 'Berwick
Flmiinfr A, Ulairgowne bpnng Hill
Foley I J Kockbink Carlsruhe It S
loUetl Geothe KuoucerupPt)
Ford James Kathlra Knprfoun
I omi an L J Mount 1 leasanC Carlsruhe
ionyth A C Brixikside Byaduk
Forsyth K A Kowchesicr 1 ark Hamilton
Forsyth Faurs of R C Itesfurlea Kanultcii
IowUt j N j TheRanche Waaia
I redericK W J Caniainbo
Frcrn anile W il Bet Bel
liiday I rank I! Attadia Darw le P U via Mansfield
t ibbs Bros I ulbaiii Damawm 1 iCerisii i
Gibson C T Tunbn Mansfield
faibson F W Bannga Mansfield
Gibson W C Chian Lismore
Gfecson Thomas Killary Tynong
Glenn Bros BaslMord Clliminyt
Gordon G Maiden HtU Fvansford
fiocdou G Dallangeich W est Ellrrslie
(•rases, J C C Mwnt Dallery, Mansfield
Greaves C F kiUaca Officer
Cleaves C L TbeSprtngs Berwick
Shropshire
I incoln
(r) Bord Leicester
Dord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Lincoln
Lincoln
Dorset Horn
Suffolk
Romney Mat^h
Greases U J PKniclark Lyndbursi
Grenfell R A Son tlorvab Tourcllo
Grifiihs C <,>lenholii in Lyndburst
Cubbms J D Ripple N ale B rrrgurra
llabel JobnG Vilalale Tulecart liai ilion
Hall < F Woodlands Beecb Forest
Ham FnyeslW Orange Grove Coorambat
Hannah T VV Stockyard Kill
Hanson J O remhill
Harding JobnL Nalfaalia
llamt T E Woodlands Baala Creek
Hamson A loveness Talong
HacTssoa Cbartes 10] Finch St East Malvern
Hawkins C H A Sons The Pines Shepparton
liayes I dward Ellmlie Barfotd
Hayes II S Tocdleen
Hayler F Cannum
Henderson J LAC I Nerang Vtaigaratta
Uendenotv W Canacooste Gtasmete
Hertus T B Hasanmi viaMiliamo
llennuton Faors of late \V Minto Park Mansi el
Hobson E O Kiversleigh karram
Hoekinc M J Tandara
Hodge Henry Hearn • Loose Bag Mansfield
Hod^ W Q Lockslea Mansfield
Hokm J Rschard HUKiew Kavenswood
Holloway G Jeetho
Hood It A D Merrang llrabam
Hooke H H kerabo Uuaogor
Houper A II Walervale Desrnisb
Ifocmer W G Mundoona Park Nuiuurkah
lloplans II Springvale Armytage
Homburkle Robert llohn Puinl Myrruong
HombucUe Thomas Croxton Park Meltou
Heme Mat Wtifcani Anciredaie Park Albns/anf
lloskuig < F E The Oaks Towannie
Iloulden G Creek \ icw s la I la ure
Howie J D A D W Masmnd I ark Mansfielc
Hughes. John Carlsruhe
Hull Riiha^ ISiiiiacb via Talbot
Hunter W D Bumewang North Roebester
llysb^ \k C Dermal
Ja kman Cecd It Devon Slud Fanu Tarwiara
j aoses, L S Addjscotube hpringlield
ohnston \V lUiaiu k amgaxn. beyiiMnir
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Polwartb
(c) Dorset Horn
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Dor/ Leicester
Bord Leicester
(c) Bord Leicester
Dord Leicester
Polwartb
ComnJale
Leicester
Bord Leicester
Dorset Horn
Shropshire
Kouiney Marsh
(rhi)[ Romney Marsh
(sill lancotn
Bord LeicesI
Uord Leicest
Bord Lelcesi
(c) Uomary Mar
iJocoin
Uord Utccslcr
Bord Lricester
Burd Leicester
Bord LricFStcT
Bord. {.ricester
Bord. Lricester
I Uord Lercesler
I Bord. l.ercester
Fare J B DrUrsue UaUau
i aubaini SirGeorgr (.rrrnUw Mount Martha
I alkincr Ncmun NoonUm Wahring
1 arlcy T J Kdniuir Dernaal
kanr F II Clhek^wn, Kcrang
KrOy A A kk Bnagalrng
Kelly Cbartes A Co UarwuLer Caraiuul
KrOy J L Fhira. kreSetTown
KendaU K k HuUMuU. Charltcas
kerr kk buani St. Mccan s Bact bus Marsh
King Samurl, kkrathrrlra.SooCI sCreek
(c) Bcrd. Lesccsirr
Kcxn&ey Marsh
Shropshire
3J8 AUSTRALIA
SHEEP BREEDERS— VICTORIA
KIR-STE
haVbaiD Will an VVoodsiile Lyndbunt
Lang, P &S TiUnga Lismore
LanjOT A V Trevalso Bariaport
Larcombe E W roxtonVale Wautniorids
Lartoinbe Mn L J Cromer PetUvel
Larnour R FnadaW Berrybank
Lawlor W Lodge Park Coldstream
Lawrey J W \arwGltn
Learraonth J A Prestonholrne Hamilton
Le ihmaii A T Sc Sons Lt>n« Hand K ngyton
Leishmaa G C Lord Cljde Estate Clunes
Lriitman J & R Sq lort Clunes
Lidgett Henry Hill/ eld lilymiong
LiHord J<An \\aler\aJe Estate Memgum
Uoyd Sydney Spring kale Rodborourh
Long J F Uoz 2* Terang
Lucas C T Cbelsea Pomborneit
Lucas & Oppenbein Looton Weente
Ludeman&tcs Glens ew Watlville \ a Dookie
Luec S J lluka Uoolap
Lush R F Oak-aood Camperdown
Lton C H Strathallan Coleraine
L\ot> r*«» cdlai jan ■« Lanbswell East FratnJnfliaro
SoutbdoWn
Sblt^shm
Dorset Hom
Boed Leicestcf
Mfnno
Bord Leicrster
Luacola
Lincola
Bott! Leicestes
Bon) Lriccslrr
Bw^Locestcr
Ltocolo
Romay Marsh
Bord Lriccstrr
Koa>nt)i ktanb
Seed LdCfster
Bord LcKeslrr
Lmcolo
Botd Lescretcr
Bord l^cesier
Bord Leicestrt
Pnlwarth
Uncobt
Liocobi
NeUsoo C }l Banngbup East
Netlsoit \ H mount Lomoikl Banogbup East
Newnham F A Monuo rot Creek
Nucoa George ^tilta Park, TaUangatta
Noet r sots, of W TcraDg
\otte Charlfs, Tine Park Menno
NoUe ChristiaA Hill \ tew’ Tahara
MrutburBres Com oof Lindenw South
McUeliand A C hldenle Sea Uke
VrCofttiaek V Butchers Hat Mansfield
JJtEtiiT) J P 1.01 ola Rochaeier
McpoualLW Endfield Catnpetdowji
McGregor Alex KochetterPO
\ a^«|or J Dal note PmateOag luMaWon
McKee T C Crawfenloune Creroii-aJd
McKenna Gerald Kvseton
McKenna J Hannould Picola
McKenna j H Glenornuston Picola
McKenaie Bros Fanndlan Dean
Wcheaa/e H C Boaa2 Kyabran
MoKcMie S C Koopooeheang
MrLeanBros Roseaeatb Woodend North
J, *LS Asenel Estate Aveoel
Karuh \iaCatnpetdowfi
Engltnood Park Inverleijb
McNabb D C liaaeKiew Motwell
McNabb O A Inew U pe East
McNabb 1 U Scotsbum Wembee
3 W Roseveao* Bar njthop West
Mc>abb Samuel Kilaianv
Mc\e Uy Samuel Drouin
'’*“’oocb e l A Pol golft Demaalluia
Jla ter Dr Ramsa> Manrroo Sbepparton
Malonev W T & Son Forest Vie*. Barmab East
Man fold T C Talindert Estate Caiuperdoun
Marke W Oora Park GiTRaire East
Mawyn A C Maude Street Shepoarfon
Malber E A Woodade Natbal a
^ ^ Travalla Culgoa
Matbeson M Kotheay Wycheptoof
'facson Unab East Metcalfe
Maiwfll Daiid Sunny Brae Miicrooti
VfcIvUle A E kerrangoun East viaHajnlttn
Mcltall Ian ej HiUborouab Carlsrube R S
J « J Ktnrara BaHold
M l 'ar Tbt« Fdgarlej Willoura
Ml Is t^rge Glenmona Park Bung Bong
Milchrll J R Moreiluni H 11 Sandford
Mutwll Paul liaiellaPO
M^^rlt^R ^JaiiTOurt TaadarookPO
Momsb A C honrmral Kingston
Momson J A 4 Sons Turnbull Street Banndsle
MofTWion J & H Haarlwond Dutoosa
Mortimer John Uenaellto UatutiRs
Morton L R Bonakwta I>rou o
Morton C R Serren an He e,e«p
MoaAkk L. Pembank kanmba
Murllrr 1 G Ka«ens*fo«l <9 Hackly Place Beml g
MuhUharb W J Relreaf 1 arm Baicsford
MunWk Alex Kterstiew M Ia»a viaWangaratU
Monuogton
B^Uce
Bord Leicesier
Bord LeKester
Poiwvtb
Oocd LeiCMter
(ep) Sbropthire
Linc^
Bard Leicestef
Bofd Leicester
Bctfd Leicester
Bord LeiceUer
Dcieset Mom
Bord Leicester
Bead Leicetler
B«rd Leicestet
Lincoln
Id Bord Leicester
Bord Leacester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord LetCf
LidcdIo
^ opsbire
Ryrlaitd
Suffolk
Bold Leicester
OonelHcsm
Rcamiry Uarsb
Bow Leicester
Bord Leicestet
Bord Leic^ler
Sonthdoirgt
Bord Leiceslet
LuKOlo
Southdown
ShropMi re
Menoo
Bord Lnccsier
Lnicida
SbiMpsbite
Ltocina
Sosithdoivn
Roisney Xlatsh
Bord Leicester
Shiopshire
SbrT^bire
n<«d Lece
Lioeola
0 Bord Lnecster
(rp] Ddnt
Bord Leiceslrr
PobeacUt
OBnen p Lambrook Park Cownarr
Old, J H Boros de Deveaislt
Oliver G Pines via Mansfield
OItvrr U alter LepCoti PaiklenAtig
O^Uttao Jaairs Hygeia Seymour
O Sullivan P Ctcenbaok Seymour
Payne Capt ACT ^arravrew Ldydale
Payne A kV 0 hui&merkiew Alexaodta
PatTie, TheMoa T H ML.C Woodbum hilmore
Pearce, Thomas KfUyqPatk \k arraikbabeal
Pearson Bros BraalJa PO
Petersen T H Slran^ays P O
Phillips James M Congupoa R D
PilgniD C W MamooCast
Podger Waller Fairfcad CatBpridcwn
Pogue Robert Bessbrooli Toolamba
PooV kV Sunnyside Estate Teolleen P 0
POPB O A Donald
Pope Henry S Curtsiting Donald
Pope W R MiEoni Hal) Donald
Porter P A Roxburgh Park, Somettcpn
Poivlmg J G Gnutraweeg P B Terang
Pryse T ASons, Oaklands, ita kVyebepreot
Pyke Robert A Marathon Steneyford
Ran say kk Turkutb kkutcbalsea
Reid A $ Eddington Station Canperdown
Ricbvdson S NrvlynKoith
Htebardsoo Bros Crasmrre )*r«}>a North
Ritchie A & B kVoedhouse Dunktld
Richie Bros ACochraite West Bask CamperdoivQ
R teb e Exots. of late G Delatite Maosfield
Rilche R B 4S<Ni Pfy Ltd Blackyrood Penihursl
R tcUie \k J Cobcata
Robertson C Sea Lake
Robinson A J Nannella Estate vta Rochester
RCKex* J J Ardclooey Suobury
Ross Andrew Braeside Neolyn
Ross P A. Brcoklyn Maosf eld
Ross-Uatt Mis B M CathUw hewGisboroe
Rcssitet & Eaors of W F Salmon Smnetalla Medley
South G ppsland
RougMon E Elmar Park Moondsrra
Rowe W Thomas Nanogal Wallmdue
Rotrjev kV B Woodside
Bord LeiccsW
Bord. LricfsKt
Bord Le estrr
Itfi) RcFianey Mat's
Romoe) Ms »h
M Hyrlanil
Shtopsbre
Lincoln
Bold- le ctsler
ft) Shtopsbv*
Ltoc^n
Bord LtcesM
Bold. Le Msl r
Lscolii
Liacoln
I Liitcola
I rduattb
: Bord lecertef
iiDcoln
Polsarrb
Botd LcKeStrr
Bord UiceslW
Bold Leiccst'T
Shrop'iitr
Bord Leicsrtrr
Bord LcicKlcr
Boed Leceslft
SouthdoviB
Sadler A J Spnngficld Park Tam oick vu Clcnr
'lacBer F G H Hciest Camper limn
Salln an E C Dunboola
Schter kV C lleusley Barmah East
Seotl F E Stiwyn Yuulong Scotsburo
Scott Jidut D Delvine Park Ba msdala
Scott R Bruce Struan Baimsdalc
Gaery Edward D Park View Llurtoa
Silvester T P Spnng Dale Estate Memo
Stmpson. A J Cbfton, Maoultoa
SInney l{ B The Ranch Monneton
Sloaa T A SO Buckley Street Fssendon
Slolev K Pntntose Numurkab
Smith Henry J TheSook KyTietoo
Sm th K J J Lan^on Park Carisruhe P O
Spuiks C F W WTiitmuir Lismore
^ttle j S Cavemdale Blowtiacd ,
SptUe ^ Cordon Mt Cavern Ascot
Speoat W &Co Bor CO Donald
SUitlttBw Forth West Mooroopoa via Tatura
Stewart A G IsUvVale Tabdk
Stewart J 4t Son A an Van Guet, Dean • Marsh
Lincoln
(fl ■kUK^ehire
' fiord Le cester
Bord Le>ce»ter
Dorset Horn
Leicester
Romney iiatsh
Bold ^Lc cesler
SHEEP, PIC BREEDERS— VICTORIA
AUSTRALIA 319
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btrans Thoma« TiUjRaroopn* \\«t
G A CiUon Lumore
‘^'[iiC,G«o((it\ IVndlmJr \N oori \ tUixk
b>-n ii< 11 T LakeRouan
Ta KaUtn W i O ElUnbank
Taibni JaturiR \co\ale BuiTguiTa
TaUctil W D<-aa
TfUordBroa. HjdePaik Rjabratn
Tfmll AltxTl GrandXif" ””*‘-
Th<»iu», J R bunbank /
Rutticrglcn
Tb «iia&, S. R Miners Rest
Thomson V\ Cotra Dunkeld
Thonomaon F L MerjTila ^aira Jimclion
Thomley Lxota. ol lateN Raneatoa* Kamkrsdale
Thornton Thomas Bloomfield Waau
TiUej Josrpl* Amiga Port hairy
t I M Gleoi
Ton 1 nsoo Gss^e Redlands, M iBo* n a\ m
Toose G C Smealon
To»nrt» W Shina Wmers Rest
Trenbath James Camnya Moolort B5
Tre\m Albeit, HiU A >ew Orbost
Tu ket L D Bangala Ml \ile\ite
TulK John Kildonan LiUimur
Turnbull Exws. John llateldean Getubrook
Tneddle Ge^ge Belles ue Waaia
Tneddle P Ai yville Maaa
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Bord IweMtster
Bord Leicesler
icdoarth
Su^k
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Lincoln
Bord LeKester
Leicester
Romnev Maisb
nonet llom
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AVatson A O hew laik Tsl^en
AVallen L C LcsIcrVale Talljgaroopna
AAeatberlrf Caon Estate of late Slreatbam
AVeascr 1 J Southcrion Vale Boort
VArbb If ll lloUy Green Sunbury
Webb Oliver Kamva
A\ ellmjcton W D 1 nvergordon P O
AAcIteohaU A H Batsron Hills, AAinchebea
AVetteobaU 11 1! Carr a Plains Slawell
AAbinfield A AV Woodbine Uamawiii
AV h firay G Riverside Bmidalong
WHUfRAY. T J , Eliiner Tniuramah
AAbtehead C H Goodwood Alinhaimte
Whitehead If AV MorporSoulb llawkesdale
VViedemann P Buogeel
W ilkmson & Saiy the Drou n
VVilmot Joseph DuUarook
AVilsoo Jahastone Spnnssale Violet Town
Wilson S&K Banool Kerang
Wood C C Waterford Tandara
Woods las VVatpurra Wilby
Woods JaoiefT PemogTOve siaSI James
Wtighc J T Widlton Clifton Street Charlton
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Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
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Bold Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord LeKester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Bord Uicesier
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7och Francis Pyaloiu:
Pig Breeders
318 AUSTRALIA
SHEEP BREEDERS-ViCTORlA
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nu « Burnside Devwisb
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Slveater T E Spring Dale Estate Mmno
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SSS Buckley Street Essendoa
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' Itle S Condem Mt Cavern Ajcot
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Stewart J kSan ianYaoGurt Deans Mar
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Bord Le
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Southdo 'I
Polwarth
Bord LXcestrr
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316 AUSTRALIA
SHEEP BREEDERS-VICTOria
kSSI/ ''-I ‘ 6 "L=
Lang P & S Titanga Lismore
La*!or W Lo^l* jl* , ^'"J^ank
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LeiJhman G G lord Clll^ n
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Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
B<wd Leicester
Lincoln
Lmcoln
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Homnejr 'tarsh
Lincoln
Bord Leicester
Konioey Maish
^d Leicester
«wd Leicrster
uuiu ucester
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Potwarth
Lincoln
taecola
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Name and Ad Jreas
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ford LeKester
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fort Uicester
fort Lecesier
Bort Lecester
fomt Horn
fort Lecesier
fort Leicester
Bord Leicester
Lmeoto
fort LeKester
fort Lecester
fort Letcesler
fort Leicrslcr
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Bord LeKester
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Banner Marsh
Shropshire
ford Leicester
fort Lecester
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Parsons J F Flmore
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Bord LeicesW
Bord Leifestrr
Rotnner Marsh
Romner MarJi
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Sfatopshiie
Lincoln
Bord. Loccstfr
Shropshire
Lincoln
Bord Lei ntrr
Bord Lecester
Lincoln
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Bora Leimtet
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Shropshire
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porscl Ilona
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Soery Edward D Park View hfuri^
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STE— GUT
SHEEP PIG BREEDERS— VICTORIA
AUSTRALIA 319
Stnrjrt l>r \\ \ llo! oda
vtranc Thoma* TiUjcaroopnaUnt
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11 T L»V« Roaan
T» kibcTT) WAG ElUnbank
Tjlbol JanMR \co\a!f B iregutTi
T^aU nl W Dean
Telford Bros HjdePark hrabram
TemU Albnl Grand \iew Kut^<^t6^^^a
Thoma? I R Sunbank Aieot J O
Thooia? SR M nrrs K«l
Thomson « Corra Dvmktld
Thonmanti F L MetyuU Tarrajur
Thomley Eaoi -
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.,>n Thoma? Bloomfield "aaia
Jceeph Annga Port I airy
? IS lUoa Qut-u
T ppett G Ibert I \\ ClenrjTon Deal
Tob n M J %\ annaa-ong U nslow
Tomlnvm George Redland-
Toose G C Smeaton
Toanrow \\ Shr?a Wuiers Rest
Trembath James Camnya MoolortRS
Tte n Albert, imvww Otbcat
Tu ke« L E Bangala Mt ViteS te
Tull? John Kildonan Llll niur
Turnbull txora cl John ilaieldean Genbrook
Tueddle George Bellevue Waaa
Tueddle P An>v Ue \'aa a
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Walker John A Sons Montwae Aluurta
Walla e F W Slj-raPark Strathbeigie North
Bocd Le tester
Shremh le
Bora Letcestef
SuHotk
Uord Leecslef
Borii l.eceslrr
Bor! Leicester
Polwarlh
SuHolk
Lincoln
Lincoln
Sbromhire
Lincoln
Soothdonn
BoM Lecester
Le cester
Rcenney hSanb
Dorset llom
Menno
Ltocoln
B^d. Lflcesler
Shre^ re
Bonl Leicester
Pofnanh
San e and Address
1 SlralhkelUr
Waller A C Devon I a
Waidle F A Bnm
Ware Trustees ol John TallayPoora Talyoon North
Watson A O New lark Tyl len
Watters fc C Lester Vale Tallygaroopna
Weatberbf I tors Fstateollale Streatham
Weaver I J Soulherlon Vale Boort
Webb II L Holly Green Sunbury
Webb Ol ver Kan va
Wellngion VV D Invrrgordon PO
Wellenhall A H Barwonll Us Wincheliea
Wellenhall II H Carrs Plains Stawell
WhinfMtd A VV Woodbne Uamaw n
W hi m ay C Rivers de Bundalong
WBIHBAT T Eliinor Tnngamih
Wbletaead < H Goodarxid Vlnhamte
Whitehead II VV Morpor South Haukrsdale
W edeiciann 1 Bungeel
W IkinsonA Smytbe Drou n
W tmol Joseph BuUarook
W Isoa Johnstone Spring? ale Viol tToon
Wilson SAN Banool Kerang
Wood C C Waterford Tandara
Young W lliam Rversdale Kyneton
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IJncoln
Romney Marsh
Menno
Bord Le cester
Bord Leicester
Menno
Bord Lecestrr
Shropshire
Menno
Shropsh re
I oI?>'arth
I ol?rarth
Bord Leicrsltr
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
L ncoln
Bord Lecester
Bord Lecester
Bord Le cester
Bord Le cester
Bord Le cester
Bord Le cester
Bord Leicester
Kycland
Le cester
Bord Leicester
Pig Breeders
Name and Address
Agnculture Dept of
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Acncultsral H gh School Farrr
Allan J Juor W yuna South
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Baker J J Rosedale Bannocktmni
Ball A £ Charterhouse Morrab I
Barker W E Junr Be-eileyStud BendgoEast
Barker W H Ca lomun Cully v a Bendigo
Birr B A Wh ttlesea
Baul G Box 1 hyabram
Bedvrell G A Brrntinxid B
BfU J T Gull Staton NarraGlen
Illan-Hoid Chas A W Berrys Creek v a Leongatl
Bonbn ck A H Sale
Bouden C E WonWron
Bradley R., Wonga I’ark Road Kmg?«od
jtresier A R Pinedale Lene?aVVesl
1 roi^eUrcis. Tcmgala
B tier C J Veradale Cansbrook
Caltcctt H N 11 C
V-amerem D \ aS nd
laippbell A B Cn<
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Berksh te
Yorks IMVV)
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keeks |M W
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koiks (M VV!
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Cerlb II W J Jgnt
Corker Mrs A M KanionviUe siaCIesrowan
VVoodlawn Looma ?
Dasses L Corlew-
Davis C J B !iiUvir?v Kyneton
Dekson lleorr A DumbilkSlud Wo
Disbon I L Stevel'y
Dowel C S Son Glenlorh Kongwtk
Dowse A F Dalcaim Cansbrook
Drum Hugh hyabram
FaiicbildACIolterbuck Vincluse Tlnamba
Fallon Bros Mount Vlmic
FmdUy T R A Son Le?rra Brae Leitchville
F olay J A KUlamoot Kyibrim
F tcbetl Miss M Bloason (lark Buodoora
Foley C VV Tcngala
Fox C H MayfHld. Kaaumbra
Fox H J Lansdale Vtrek
Fox Henry Cleciield Pact Varrk
Calbra tb M Ml. llcpe Tyers vu Tnra..roQ
Canlenee J l^Laumtei Wrlahptnl
OolSwonfaeA Lrvie Street, Clooei
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PIC HORSE BREEDERS— VICTORIA
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HainW n A f^StranFann Toai!«n
Harley L V Delacar Kardella South
Harvey Trevor Jersejholm Dosdale
H»v.V na S T Sheppartoa
Hawk ns T Shepparton
Heap J Box 89 Cohuna
Heap W Cohuna
Hell can T A Camlc gh Tatv. a
HENDERSON J L & E I Nerang Win^uetta
Hccty M ss L Menno Downs Henty
James \\ t \\)hola Harcoun
Jenkins F S DunansRoad l\errib<o
Johnson Bros Clovnlea Darouu
Johnston JI J Conron Grange Wbttlsi
Jones J F Sp ngbank Drou n
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Slatterv J E Hcv( ell lark Bold H Us Ballarat
Sm th % L. & Sons HoncIei,b Woodeod Berksb re
Simth C II Bonn e Doon Temptcilowe h oiks IM W V
Smith las Camp H tl Tallarook \ocks 0( B !
Sm th tv Glengarry Glos Old Spots
Stephens Bros Ooulbum Ln n os Berkshire
Stewart A C Bundafa Tatnra Bxik h re
Stewart John Korowa Trafalgar Berksb re
SirathnCK tV Danes/ eld Stud The Heart Sale
Stuart tvonnan Belmore Road Box H II Ycirks fM tV)
Sutton K D kiservtew Tjntynden Central Berkshire
Lancaster J H Copp c* Lan as er t«kt {M U )
Lawientt A Ciwngan ComlaT* Call nuead Berkshre
Leggo H t| & Co Ltd Sunkst Bend go Tamworth
Lenn el M It I annia Tonsala Oerksh re
LMord John WatervaleFstatc ’'lemgu |j) Beckshre
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Thooas tt H ttendetinS Ascot v aCtrsuefc (cj Berkshire
Thompson tV U Cartlee Moolap Yorks (H 1> )
Thomson K A Sons ptv Ltd KH tioorabool Street Yorks (H W >
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Thorbum J H Oatlanl* ttoodend North torks (M B )
Tn« t The Pines Bungaree Bcrliib re
Tweddle Anthony %V nlaton Sunbury |c> VorkaiM tV V
Tweddie J T U nJatw Sunbury Yorks JM tt )
T>ack U H C Canvale Numurkah
M Donald Allana Sant Road Longwarry
M FarlaoP Jno Bacchus Marsh
tlacCreger J Oaln ore Pn ate Bag v a Maldon
M Innes N '\ Innesdale Loy^ang
Maenae J ttonttron bowhCppsland
Vabrr R }{ Rosnnont Stud Pn ate Dag Tongala
Malo ey P J Belj^ a Tongala t orks
Mann J MunayGlcn ^ovtonga
Marchane T C Teal Po nt a Kera ,
Marshall M Box log jvq abran
Mallhews T M Moonva Stanhope
MayalBros Clen Cvrdrae MrbooNotth
Mealev tV tVarnda UaKsto
M 11s It Carat 1up Nar ag 1 as
M to* A R ( len A tl e Talma
Muhleba h tt J Retreat Fa Bat ttvf I
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Onley \\ H Clenholm taJdermeade
Overend Mra A C Bon Accord Sale
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1 ayne Capt A E T Vorravrew Llydale
Payne Bros ilolyullah
1 eele George de Couray Meadowvdle Banofrton
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ttgllace Arthur SpungdeUDain' Flora HU Bend go
tt alt s L E K verwevi South ttotang
ttailen A M Mojhu
ttamerBros Renrow Park Tennjson
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tVaroer E P Box fi Lake Boga
ttebb A J HIIEnd viaMoe
ttestlakr tt O Homebush Portland
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tVh fe T Oethorps Drounttest
tVh te tt at er A AUermu r Tongala
Wiliams W ttoodlea Coer ns LrOoSeBag Strathmeftoi
ttibon James fc CherryCrove Keely
Womer fc P Bexley 1 ark Tyntynder Central vlaSva
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tgn ollural to <T,e l^ge etionC l>ooen (ersj
Agmoliure Iiept of tlartra ugarJaru Mtlira
Am oltuir IVpt t>I 8tale Krsearth 1 an ttembee |fj)
Al en t eo It Duti ra lleotab
Alien llsnvWon
ArooLI A Lyndbiinl t'crrlgarrasi tVarra knabeal
Clydesdale
Baker Cbailes Sunny Brae Jung
Baker P H taletia Jung
BaaterBios MoodhursCN 1\ Mooroopua
Bedwtj) r A Ulenlwoort Bu ke toad Dtepdene IPS
Bedwrll J F Brentwood Uaulkamaugb hortb
DeU Frank itockbanh Langley via K>-iielon
BUtk \V M The Quames Ccldslrtara (i)
Blackwood Robl Bums de h ata
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Unxk Bros 'lo**
Bu«M<* J1 J BoxS-i DnbooU
Buner John \\»Mrn Shf^p H U»
CUrk Hng Gm « J Brnhado Sunhun-
CUrkr lion W L UusMll Kopfrts^-ood Sunbury
aerorat h 't DnimjrTangp Bain atiun*
(.lane John BjUnds \a(haba_
t Lou 5 South Morang
Dahlenburg Arthur WuuarnC*** vtaNhill
Davies Cbas N Trrmmhrvrr RochestrrWrs
D)krBros GreCre\ llage \xaSt Atnaud
Ferguson J B \'aubra
GiUis Aaron BrUrvue Cljdfsdate Stud Racecoutsa Road
Rewmarket „ ^ ,
flewon T E Gmmere Juntt on via \\arTnatnbooI
Crahan C A Boa a? Kupanyup
Hall W DrumartinSt SUDSh tie
KebrBroi a\oUrft „ ,
Hfoderaen J L. & L I Ncran* "angaraita «ipi
lieodenon nm Cairacoorte Grasmere (r>l|
tiesworth StanJe)' Donald , , ,
Hewtl C &Sona \SmigarCa>t viaNaarrackoabeal
H eka John Kan va , ,
H eki W 0 Hartwood Droadtord
Hooper Arthur Serth West 'looroopna vaTatgra
Hunt \\ St Hubert a Kyabram
JackunSroa P ^e^a1e v a \Vaa a
heat Mrs S E K lUra Pnvate Bag Sheep Kills
Maetjer RobC&Sons Reitcam Tatti
Mict er \V Angus Meiri Ponds Tati
Manifold John Ihimimbete Weenie
Martin Ku-bardC Deseoish
Nan e and Ad Ircss
METER. J n So(20 Ranlva
M lllelon 1 M Stralhkrilar Itan Ito
MoDrr G II Uroadvi w Tarranyurk \
Moronej' Tl notby Barneilown
M Dougatl II P Bun lalong
M I «een John Chrmip v a Charlton
M ketiz e A K Antyle VValtup
McKenz e tiros Kolora Wallup
M KInnnn A Walpeup
Meh noon MaWolm Btnymllnck
M Naughton W P Walpeup
MePbeTM Cl c
O Ponoghue Bros Lowlands K In n
O keete T Dcickrr s 1 la ns
Oxley G Juor Gre fee North va
.li C II UmidewStudy
ttDro* I ly Ltd BInkbrae Geelong
ps lames U Conjupoa R D
ns F W G Kotta 1 O via Elmore
ts L T Cobram
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Qu k R \ Roselyn Brun
Ralston R Den Kell Farm Eufoa (r)
Ramsay Nathan el Prospect Vewbndge
Ratbieo J D Mount pleasant Flynns Creek W
Rob nsoo John W Trugan na
hoiUa Cento $ Fair View Clydesdale Stud Warraek
s Hy Merton Valr katanga
Saltmao F dk Fine View Estate Kernhem Dmboola
Sauoden J<din Rainbow
Schack A Gama
SUmiBroa. NonhWesiMooroopoa vaTatura |s)
Thomas F C BIsekbralb v a Honbam
Tbomioo Tbos Dloomiield Waaia
Todd John A Box $9 Beulah
Toogood John Hawkesdale
Tweddle Geo Bellewe Maaia
Twedde J Allas HelensviJle Waaa
TwedJle P Aoiyvilie Waa a
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Walter \V Casey Street Talura
tvtisb F II Melton South
Watson Ceoege Deakin vuTotigala
W Ounsoo W G & Young R E Koseneath Yarrawt
Wilsco R I Cbocolyn Campvdown
l^nk N Ctenroy Nr Melhouree
When you want to Buy
Wenn Sic Kaufen Wollen -
Quercis Comprar - - -
^ Si Dcseais Comprar
Quand Vous Voulez acheter
- See Pages - XIV.-XVIII.
- Sehc Seite - XIV.-XVIII.
- Vide Pag. - XIV.-XVIII.
- Ved Las Pag. XIV.-XVIII.
- Voir Pag. - XIV.-XVIII.
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ACR— PRO
SOUTH AUSTRALIA
Cattle Breeders
QUI-NEW
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323
Na and Addmt
QuntST SHIrlen Woodsde
Rowe J H Horec Shoe Two Wet:
h \ S Co Ltd Darbabara Cundasrai
Scarfe M ss T D Lden I ark MarTyat\ lie
Schunke A G V>rmna Macoora
Scott A Brairfcld U C
Scown J H Monalta \ lolet Larm Mag II
Secomb H D A Sons Two ells
Sherhard H S Clenroe Greenndfte
SbllabeetHH Lbertoo OaVbatik
Smith \\ J H MaMand
Smith Uatren M Ung
Smyth A E J Salter Springs
Snell A Bolvat
Sparrow J T Uot 17 Curmulka
Stacey J G A Sormanx lie
Stesens Ceo Murray Undge
Strang GMT llelvo r Murray Bridge
SutherUnd J E^Mdlicent
Mkg ShonboRi
Jersey
^kg Sborllioml
Jwsey
fSl" ,
lUa M Sh thorn
ilia M Sh thorn
Mkg Shorthorn
Ilia M Sh thorn
tIU M Sh
Jersey
lUa M Sh ihom|
Mkg Shotrhomi
Fries an
ina USh IhomI
Tlioti as J S Tarcowje
TooUn F tl M nlaton
"naeger A II Mypolonga
Ttaeger • '' • — "
Tnden bulunda
\atcor T Toorak
W
War W Sunnys de Wallaroo
\\b te C Burton Farm Boi So Bol vi
W Um k S Cawler
U Icox S Cume Street Adela dc
VI Its J ( Cadetl
U I an s I Barossa IV odsor
W I an s tl R lllyth
Wood ock F I) Burwood Dol tar
V atala Labour Brlson Stockdale
Mkg Shorthorn
lUa M Sh thorn
Fncsian
Jersey
Jersey
Fries an
I la M Sh thorn
Vtkg Shorthorn
Ilia M Sh thorn
Ayrsh re
lUa M Sh thorn
Fneslan
Ilia M Sh th
Sheep Breeders
Same and Address
Agncullural Coll |< Hoseverlhy R^k),
Agriculture Dept el Kybybol te Experiment Farm ( e)|
Anama Pastoral Co Ltd Clare ()
Asbby NV U bSoivt UI Ita <W
Aldndge J W Bridge I ark Angle Vale Gawler (pi
A) Idle Gera dG \erk K ngseoie Kangaroo Island
B hop J A OakUnds Vorke I*efl niula
Bradford J J Braes de Fnfl s
Brooks Bros & Sop Clare
Brooks, D A Arwakun
Brooks C &F A Ltd BuklandPark TwoWels
Bu k O C K ngseote kangaroo Island
Butler C T kapunda
r Kangaroo Island
•Colins MCI Trrow e
Col nt H Mel Q t Lamara Donborawic Burra
Col IS Henry A Co Lucemedale Mount Bryan
Co I ns John A Sons CoU ns Ue via llallelt
Coll ns Jlaunce Aberdeen
Col lei VV W lunga
in K La Haw Wood d
Edward K Hallett
■ •vsns Manduney SpaUioit
W rra* GawlerKv,
Breed
Dawkrs J H > arra W rra
Hawk ns W J Newboll Ca’
Dawsmt M rra WirraWlrra Ml Cn<
Ha C A Sons Ka me
Henn t A I Haro. U
Hrwell F Ml ncasanl
Honn A L. Ashbmrne
llutlon 11 il AnUb Kapunda
a. K l< ktrathalbvB
•k I ann.** Clamtdoo
Southdown
Eng Leccster
Meneo
Merino
Romney htarsh
Shropshire
Menno
Suilo k
Viermo
Menno
Menno
Dorset Horn
Dorset |l<ra
rkvsetllen
Sewitbdoirn
IJncxifo
bhropatsrr
e;brtgwhiio
Same end Address
Hart R R Glen Devon TwoWrIIs
Hawker Mis F B Cord n
Hawker E VV & Sob La<f Bungartr Clare
iiawker H C ARM Bongarve Clare
Hawker M S AndrTwi
Hawthorn* Tboa Daw«iey
Hav J & A Harrogate
Hell ng J A RyeUnds T ni nara
HdLK ] VahLMouhtCatnbter
Hocking VmoB Cawler
Home L J Frltonga 1 Park Terr Parka de Adelaide
Jamee F VVoodle gh Charleston
Jared VV H VI LarenVale
JeDk ns Evan V| Trrow e
Jenk ns R A One Tree H H
Just A T Bo* 43 Pelerporough
Kalabty PastonlCo Ltd Kalabty OUry
Keaoe Bros I ort P ne
kelly H VV Yelki Smthfrld
KeUv J &Son AMenydr Ma Hand V ork a 1 rninsuU (rp
Kelly IV 5 Mernndie G les Corner
Kerr Bruce ndoo Park Rmewoethy
Kerslake J T Strathalbyn
Keynes Joseph Keyneton
Koonoona |*ropfietors Burra
UdUw A T 01 Aleaandn Avenue Toorak I
Lang r E VVbyandra Georgetown j
LemmeT C J A il R C Two IVella
lwwii.Maror( bert Culnare (
Lines, R £ Gladstone
M Farlane AUan Fast VI ell ngtoo
M Fartaue Cordon H EastWrllngton
Maidmeat A 11 tl ndirursh IsUnd
UaidineDt A 11 K.. Tutaiurunda llindmanh Islaod
Martin C K "•VVaal^ to. Sandy Creek
MarVoeVV M Jamrstown
klartm VV S Balmoral Sandy Creek
Uetnne Alex M otara I
U tioae C K A A Rotebank Mount Pleasant
Uetmee John tTkapluo
M tvin It & f H CoUnv Koonoga
MiUsHulW r SatJieVadey
Motlork J A T Mintaio
MtiIe*.J H W Wntow
Uumy nrm. Rh use park FdenVaOer
Murray C At Catarno. M<ninl Bryan _
Murrav J T VSncdwAe
Murrey Wa. rr S-. Habrit
Rnun B. r vtirw —
Breed
Dorset Horn
Menno
Menno
Menno
Menno
Menou
RyeUnd
Uaeola
Menno
Dotsel Horn
Menno
Dorset Horn
Suffolk
Merino
Dorset llom
Dorset tloen
Shropsh re
Menno
Mrt** ****”*
Dorset Horn
Menno
Dorset Horn
Shrwshir*
Been Leteeste*
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OLD HED
Same and Address
Bired
S ame and Address
Breed
OldfieJd H J >J}-pooga
Op e Bros M Frcdenck Street Ualcy
Soutbdcwa
Dorset liont
BfXinTS,B Golden Bldfe Woodside
IMeilfer J C 4 Son New Era \\oodsde
P/iuf/<T J R Eureka Woods <Je
PiUungton James Jamestown
Dorset Eon
Dorset Horn
Dorset Honi
Rankine Bros Hindmatsli Island Coolwa
Beynell %\ alter &, Sons Ltd Ke> nelia
Kicbardsoft W n WoodebesIfT
Roach C C Terowie
Robinson W C, Noariunpa
Roediger Mrs r \t Ri -ers de Gawler
D(as»tHtfn
ShTObsh ce
Mentio
Suffolk
Sullotk
Sauerbier C JocUya Port Noarluaga
Sauerb er G K \\ ckham Park MacLaren Flat
Sauerb er K C " The Gums McLaren flat
Sandland K Chester Koonnga
Sa«ecs k 1 P Stamnngton Avenue Matryal ulle
Savers Ross Haldane Ashbourne
Sch nckef H B Trevaie, Kyhybol te
Scott CD Memebaol Cooitta
Sewage Farm I Imgton
Shepherd H 1 Harrosate
SoatUown
Southdown
Southdown
Menno
Romney Matsh
Dorset ifoni
Sbropsbire
ponei Horn
ShlUaberr >1^ Liberton Oakbank
Starkey C H H 11 View SandersCoo
Sitting Sv J L tv codebestrr
Sull van J J Ilordettown
Synies If t( C tVoodstoelc Virgtna
(f) Leceslrr
Menno
Wermo
Southdown
Romney ilarsh
Polwartb
Suffolk
Shroph re
TrfamanD J H Georgetown
nomas A > Box 1 Gawler
Ttaomas E A Sraitbf eld
Thomas H V Craiglee Manoora
Trengore Sanuel Spalding
Turner George A Sm tbs Bay kangaroo Island
SJi nature
Menno
V ogl Tbro Saddlewortb
V% kham & Candy Happv Valley Vinerard
Wtlbams R J Mount Crabam M Uicrat
Wilson R It Angus Plants
Wood Um Willows. PortPne
Wrtgfat M C Creo/eSSt. Adels de
Vatkim Pastoral Co Yalkun Staton Sanung
Vo ne Robt 1 kSfTOein
O Halloranl
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Dorset Hom
Menno
Dorset Horn
Suffolk
Bord Leicester
Menno
Pig Breeders
Same and Address
Breed
Same and Address
Breed
Agncultural College Rosewonby (crt|
Agneultur* Dept of Kybybolte Eipertneot Fatm (<tl
AUndge J W BndgeRarV Angl«\ale Cavirr is)
Bruce W H Ltd Grote Street Adelaide
Demonstnt on Farm Turretf eld Rosedale
Favrclt L J K nata Kipunda
Frame J L. Mount Barker
H ll A T Cdben de Tartee
Kelly ] 4 Sen Aldersyde MatUud VorV s Pen niulf(csli)
Lonihottnm M R Bliwtnn \ i1 R rrton
Brrtcsbre
Vorks (M W)
Glos Old Spots
Tamwerth
\orVs(M W )
Beck«hir«
Berksbit*
Bttktbire
BetWsh r«
BeeWth re
Melrose Hon R T 3fL.C W angora Stud IltPleaMue (e
Newman W H NewlenPark lloylrton f
Pf tiorr J A J Hampden ( !
Squ res J L Cleniord vi ddlcion
SvenoD 0 S Edgtbil) R enon
Thomas A F Boa 3 PO Cawler
Uade W R V Meadowiea WiJiunea
Webb F W Malbury
W 4[ Candy Happy \ alley \ neyard 0 Ifallonn
Berl hire
BerLsbtre
Berkshire
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Borksblre
Berkshire
yorix (it ir;
Bertrihre
Briksii re
Horse Breeders
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
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Sheep Breeders
Acnailtunl College Jtur«k
AgrieuUurr Peyt of P«nh i
Ameultun Ooptof LipnunraUl P*rm ConurabU
Acncultan Dept of biptruaenul l-irm Tnngi'
AndmoQ Cliff S«nawwi» K«<*nn>nit
Andnvin Ictrr K«Ur)^ Rock EulWicktpa
Asdmon Reel lUinra KaUnntnc
AndfnoB Thai Oraointbill
AotonoBro*. Loma Liogt Kauantna (
AtkiM Brea Lid. vu Yalaae
AtwcU l-nnkP.,\Noodrndil« Toodjray
Oalkr UM Qiialradiai _ ,
Baintov ti L. Koanronbr Xoulrnnina
OaU Alcaandn Rtlnt<>n« Katanninc
RanvU Lanoart F T U WoondrrUn fWrrlai
iiurrrU Lanoapl Fraak &nton Ron lt«T«<lay
IJamlt Lmaart jo^o ManWioiAa SSiHiaffa
Barron Kodwiy H Datkan
iiaatrr K L. A Son* Cundrrd A
Bmnrtt K <* Loedwonb D«nbUvun«
II n A T I ll*ii»f rk1 Tamtallup
U ra, Edvard P 11 Ammi TambeUup
Blnbyndro k & ll Boa 16 U«art(ry
I)|«cbyndni Jamn Spnncfield t) nn nup
Hletbrnd^ o F Lynor IVvrrkv
Doolardy Pastoral Co Ltd Craninorr I ark Malrbina
UoaUCk Q 11 Pioarllr
Brockn an M Drakr B'vchbnrvuah Northam
Uroan J M Soutbbouror Borrlry
llrovn A A Kivrrtx^ Warfcan
Brovo j A A II II rw Arthur Kivrr
Itiovn John Doondrar Naimrui
tiullork A P.. Koonaa Coornbrrdalo
Burtr* r 1_ Ou«I«rn n( M«ckmn|
Burfr*. L- K Uurf'V S 1 n»
Hum** ilr* it F ■
Hurgr* N P
nuri-r* K L HoDlnaLfdar 1V>» U klnkir
llurfrt V. C “T Horary Cwt»» S«1 n*
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lluripv*, I C Irwtn Park Irvm
CavAllubbr Woodmop Kojrmup
LUtkaon LtUlroflbtUtr ll \l
Lkm^* Bro* Kartanara Danatn
Corkram A L \ - kaiiti Id Brrwm
Connor Dohrrly 4 Duratk Lid B-
Cookr AnirutJatO Stony KaJ*' T
CorAr H L llaakv Tammm
Corkrr Arth b»ia. Iloytjp i rook
CoTTrU. Joi^h Af” "
Cro»W I II Cl J'n '\ondan u
I onn nttnn & Son*, t undl Urry \V
lU I s C_lulv»»n QaairkLop
natun U C Toolaoa MrkrpiB
lUTjAn l>aTv.aW MuUn
Iliac^istrr J C era** \ a” ▼
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Mmn«
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Sbropabav
Sootlidow'n
Kyrlaod
Liocolo
HocniwT itanb
Donat Mora
limn Mora
SoUlbduVB
Uonrt Kora
SblDp»b |C
Kon>ia<^ Manb
Bond Lnontar
Tba KaOf' Toodriy|
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koroary ifanb
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L4o Joba F II Uaolt Dreokton '
Ldcar A \V 4Co Slratbalbye C apn
Ld<ar Cat of A W Ckatron r New Nortlj
FU ry C II Ttndyay
Faulkrwr F 1. Ora Covir Mas<n
Fersuvn I D iVairragabbe Wocpr*
Fentrr K II Mondiamip Arthur River
Fidotk John)! Clenlnnn Moo^nillD(
Ftaher il M ft Co SL Aubynt Orverl'y
Forward L-ftR. Socre Rlvrnide Soribara
Care M O Yairawrt Caewaneerup
Loorh CofdonC XVandaytr Carnarvon
Coi Id S b NIabaoah via Crraldton
< rani Aiea E Yan{et Crraldtoa
C raai D ) Moooyoonnoka vta CeraUton
< r«ra A W Spnn( Park Middle Swaa Kr Mdland:
JODCliriD
Crera I J 1.
HaU t A Koorai..
lUnenley keroonftSon HaKley loodyay
llanuDOdiJ J D Cuttnuna KtUnbemn
llancork II W RwLffr SorUiano
llardk Ceo L- iVall aar Broomrbil]
llardw T A ft Son Kotedale Sarroitla
Harper P II Koman C nala
MaiTiKiD Tim* 11 Leiahlon Doodhak oe
Harvey | F Ormidale Lake Grace
lieorraan IksiiU* Jrlfrry Mlddalya Carnarvoa
HabaiD S ft W UarramlaniacSUtmo kViUiamf
Hooper A D Sortbam
Harwood F B Bndeewaier Darkaa
llotiae Geo F If Cb Iboltoo Kataantne
Map Jaroe* UndaVale Darkaa
lofas* \t L. ft Sob FiHe NarToyin
Jooe* II B Hopevile I»wmo
jooet.J K CeeraIrBut kuNaneytB
Kearny Letlw ** Careo Wathcron
Keeni PaolVtBceal Boa] Toalyay
KelkrU Ur fl L ftSoti* Lieiace BWkahlniaUey ilooraj
Ken J C itelburaop Feryutoa
Klc«n r V Boa t To^yav
Kaarv Frederick T..NartaLirid> Boyup Brook
Ladyoiaa Joaeph IVoodltrida KataaaJny
Law J II M Karaup Serpenline
Leake, Broce IS Cardonia KeLerterna
Letroy A t_ B II J Slew lann, Cb ttmny
l.otoo C*t c4 A G Sp.nnrbUf« Spencer § llrork
Lotra, b T..*'BelTacr LpperSwaa
IkDoosaS. Altbor S rnainjt Cktidore Kitanama
M keOar Jtmet Dniclaa. CPrevUv BeverVr
II keorie ft Co Lid- Bc^lbor Iv ayai
kl ktaai>t,F ili&atrrr7<e Scetham
k r "klyoolia. Pen-ef
Dowt iiora
^enao
Donet Horn
Merino
MrRno
Menno
Dorset Horn
Merino
Merino
Mniao
iferiae
Lalcaaier
Hoed Leicester
Merino
Merino
Mertno
Merino
Mertno
iferl^
iierino
^d. Le cester
ilenno
Mertno
iierino
Uorset Horn
IkAket Horn
Bom Leicetler
Done! Horn
Mertno
Boed Lnceeter
iierino
Mertno
Boed. L/xe*ter
Bced. Leiceiter
M*nno
Mertno
Ikewt Hera
Mertoo
f»o«vt H^
Mertno
Mertno
S_rty»LJ»
Mertno
Mertno
Bcrd LeK<a.er
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• »n l Art ir
JUn ellei \\»roona
H«bfrt S P Kook* Nun<»nn
Ironmonger C H \%onnerflp
Kellv A J Qu*er*rtmg
Kreins C '.tone H*U L>oDn)bro.k
Lefro> A W B H 11 \ ew F»mi thil enn
Lelroy A 1 efroy NewryPirk Kjmbin
Liddell & lliompson Koulind Kunumappio
M» k*y Bros UuckUnd Northin
McManus t Mnathorpe Norlban
Mahlbrrg k M Clo ertlen Bojanup
Mai oln I) Sarn a Stud Farm Wagin
Manning A W Nanodale Nartoein
Marshall A E \ newood Gu idlonJ
Martin T S SpnngGuUy Northani
Morga WE H II Farm Cool p
Padb r> A W Koojan M rflaml Railway
Paillhotve % D kberbeehan Ko]o up
laton Mrs J J Mtre* Marchagee West
1 Fie Allan Avoncourt Woonerup
Piesse H \ Braes de Stud Farm KaUnnng
I'rowse B W Capcl
Jersey
Jersey
Jeney
Red lidi
C emsey
Mlkg Sb^thovnl
Ayr^ re
Jersey
Jersey
Roberts C J Kyanabe Uandanagan
Roberts M Cfaeslea Dandarragan
Rose I M Cartan nda Dardanup
Rose R II Crass Vale Uurekup
Rndduck S B Koobabb e Coorow
Sanalon oiFann Wooroloo
SARDLAHD PEIur T, BarTabldgy Uoora
Sean J A Cranlha n Donnybrook
Sharp C D Haleakata Ikmnybrook
!> ocia r C L Ca Ihnrss Kondut
Snitb J MacCalluin ilomebushStud Fan Coaker
Sm tb K P ne Creek W rllant 1 O
Sa ith Mrs T Wongong Am adale
Smith r J Lonswood Waroona
Spencer C C Calcau ne Crass Valley
Siepbens S J B ndi» Estate Mooliabeen e
Sire npel A J B Creenmount
Taggart Mrs A Walked ne WongonHIIs
Tavlor K C Longlands
Walloa II G Grantara Toodyay
WatkerACo Juad ne Spencer s Brook
Whilurd II hamf n
U Id IX T II Mok ne
W Us II & Co lUwkhuist Stud Farm Mackies C
>ork
Wikon A W Kamdale
Jersey
Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Jersey
attkg Sbortbom
Red Poll
Red Poll
Mlkg Shorthorn
Mlkg Shorthorn
Jersey
Jersey
Guernsey
Jersey
Jersey
lersey
Red loll
Jerser
Ayrsh re
Jersey
Red PoH
Guernsey
Sheep Breeders
Name and Addre-
Agneultural College Mureik
Agriculture Dept of Perth
Agnculture Dept of Expenmenial Fan Coetumble
Agnculiure Dept el EapenraenUI Farm Trange
Andersen Cbli Narrawong Katanmag
kndersoo Icter Kelleys Rock EaseWckepo
andetsoo Ross IJUreen Katinning
Aodenos Tbos Brooineb U
Anton 0 Bros Lema Lasgt Kataan ng I
Atkins Brat Ltd. via Yalgoo
Atwell Frank P Woodendale Toodyiy
Balkie L. M Qutinding .. .
Baintow ii U Roaewofthy Mouly nn ng
Dali Aleiander Rylostone Kicaamng
BatRtt Lennard E T D Woondertin Beserley
Burrell Lennard Frank Seaton Rora Beverley
Barrett LennaiM Jobn Munthoola Wiliams
Barron Rodway H Datkan
Batter R L. A Sons Cunderd n
Bmncll R G Coodworth _,Dumbleyung
Birt A T LUensfekl TafflbeUup
B rt EdnardP K Anicea Tambellup
Bleebyndeo F * H Box 18 Beverley
Blechytiden James Spnngf eld D nn nup
B etbynden S F LasI Lynne Beverley
Boolardy 1 astoral Co Ltd Cranmore Park W alebing
Boatock C H Plngelly
Brockman M Drake Deevhbotough Nortbam
Broun J Soolhboume Beverley
Brown A A Kversiew Warkan
Brown J A A HUl ew Artbur R ver
Brown JohnT Boond me Kanogin
Bullock A FnKoonga Coomber d ale
Burges G L Quelgen ng Meckenng
Borges L K Burges S d ng
Burges Mrs M F T pperary Burge-
Burges N I Woortgong Burge* br
Hunt ng Lodge Boa II MecVenrg
: Tipiwrary Burges S d ng
The Range loodr
\ alley
Burgess. I C Irwin Park Irwm
Caw&Hubbe Woodenup Kojonu;
llarksoo Lstateol the Ul« H W
t.1 mens Bros Kartanar* Dingui
Cofkram A E \.,F*irtjfld Bran
Conrmf Doherty & Dura k Ltd llebn Ord Wagin
Cooke Angus John Stony Ridge Gra'* '
CoiA,e II F lliglei Tan mm
Corker Arch baU Boyup Brook
CoTTrll Joseph Arthur K vT
•-
_ _ • Mooyebing
fv r II Cl to Woidaiul ng
rigtm* soni.Cundl berry WakUug
. llalveea ^airading
Menno
Menno
Menno
Menno
Mettno
Bort L« eeste
Menoo
Menno
Mn*oo
Menno
Dorset Hom
Dorset Horn
Mermo
Dorset Hons
Menno
Menno
Kyeland
Romney Marsh
Docset Honi
Dorset Horn
Southdown
Dorset llont
Shropshire
Romney Marsh
Bo^ Lr c
Menoo
Menno
Menno
Naow and Ad liesa
, arte* {• red
mlamUing
Dent P W Tbe^etreat Boyup Brook
Drake Brockman M Beetbborougb Nortbto
Lde Jobo E H Ucrolt Drookton
Edgar A W ACo. Stratbalhyn Csgn
Edgar Lai of A W GlrDiroiiur Nrw Nercu
Ellery C H Toodyav
Faulkner F U OraCowie Wagn
Perguion P D Warmgabb e eloora
Fewsler R H Wocriiairup Artbur Rivet
FdockJohnH Glen Innn Woodanill Bg
Fisher H M A Co SL Aubyns Deverlev
Forward L A R Soggo Riven de Sortbara
Cate W O Yamwre Cnowangrrup
Coocb CordooG Wandayee Carnarson
Co Id $ E Mabawah v a Cer^dton
Grant Alei E Yanget Geraldlon
Grant D E Moonyconooka v a Ceraldton
Green A W Sprng Park M ddle Swan Kr i
Jwnci on
Cre n 1 J Landscape Hill Pingelly
Hall E A Wooramel Carnarvon
Han ersley Vernon&hon Haseley loodyay
Hanunond J D Cutlcning KeUrrbemn
Hancock II W Kocbffe Softhano
Hard e Geo L Wall nar Broomeb U
Hardie T A A Son Kceedale Narrogin
Harper P II Koorun C ogio
Hamson Tbos II Le ghtou Uoodhak se
Harvey J F Onu dale Lake Grace
Hearnsan Dnoglas Jeffrey M ddalya CarnarvoQ
H gbaiD N & W Barrarn niung Station W Uiama
Hooper A B Nortbam
iiorwood V B Bndgewater Darkan
ilowse Ceo. E 11 Cb Ibolton Katano ng
Hull James Lioda Vale Darkan
Johns W L A Son Ftrle Karrogm
Jones II B ilopevale Dowenn
t mcs J K Ceeralymg \uKaiTogin
eamy Leslie Carao Watberon
Keero PaulVucent Boa 1 Toodyay
Kelsall Dr II X A Sons, Exmoor Betksbire \ alley
Kerr | C Melbursup Ferguson
Klem P V Boa I Toodyar
Knapp Frederick T Northlands Boyup Brook
Ladymaa Joacph Woodlands Katar^og
Law J H M Karoup Serpent ne
Leake. Bruce W Cardoma Kellertwma
Lefroy ALU II J \ tew Farm. Ch ttenng
Lotei Esl olA C SpruirhiU ‘Spencer s Brook
Laton. E T Belvotr L pper Swan
McDougaB ArtburT ennmg Clendore Katanomg
Mchellar James Douglas, Ciovelly Beverley
* M Kenne A Ca Ltd. Bo allme W agin
M Manus E Miaathorpe Northam
Uakotn D Namia St d Farm Wa.in
Mann J 1 The Barra ki Beverley
Manning A C Mynotjs. Ben*er
DalUv
UC-TooUng
-bn Dsrs-air
tcT J C-Graat
Kosney Harsh I
Mcsr A J ChiBjup Cnowsogerrp
Mcmey GriFm C.. Ilenty Farm BcnU.ry
Mooger A J Da.tak \ crk
Mjgpbett A brrt ErMst. KuittnJnntn Bruce Reel
Dorset Horn
Menoo
Le ceiter
Dorset Hom
kfenoe
Menno
Menno
Menoo
Meruo
Dorset Horn
Memo
Memo
Menoo
Le cester
Bord Leicester
Menno
Meilno
Menno
Menno
Menno
Menno
Bord la cester
Menno
Slenno
Merino
Menoo
Dorset Horn
Dorset Hom
Menno
Bord. Leicesler
Menoo
Bord Le cester
Bord Lelcetter
Bvd Leicester
Deeset Han
Menoo
Sbrnpstlre
Memo
Bce-1. Leicester
324
sheep, pig horse breeders— south AUSTRALIA
OLD KQ)
_ Golden Ridee Woodside
Heller J C * Son New Era Woori dr
1 le ffpc J K Eureka Woods de
PUk ngton Jamc« Jaiiicsto«n
J?ank e IJtos Ilmdmarsh Island Goolwa
Ke>-nell %\alter8.Sons Ltd Rejnclla
Kicbardsoo \\ Iloodcbesti^
Roach G r Tcrovi e
Kob nson W C Noarlunga
Koed ger Mrs I \\ Riverside Cawlfr
SauerberG JocUjo PonNoatlu a
Sauerb er G K \V ekhain Rark MacLaren Flat
Saucrber K C The Gums McLaren Hat
Sandland h Che fer Jioonnga
Sawers 1 i ] S annington A enue MarryanUe i
Saweis Ross Haldane Ashbourne
Sch nckel H B Trevale Kybybol l«
Scott C D Jlemcbank Goolua
Se^ageVann I linglon
Dorset Bon
DoiseiBMii
Dorset Horn
Suffolb
Southdown
Southdown
Southdown
Merino
Mmno
Romney Marsh
Dorset ilorn
Shropsh re
Nan e and Address
sHMC Mocidslock Virg
Tebmann J H Georgetown
Tboi as A J I3o» J Cawler
Thomas C A Smitbl eld
Th^as I! N Cra glee Jtanoora
Trengore San uel Spalding
T rnrr < eorge A &m ths Day Kangaroo Island
kogt Tbeo SaddWortb
Bmd
Leicnt'r
Menno
Soulidsan
Romj) rJIis,
Ptilinrth
Shrrp'hirr
M kham Sc Candy Happy \iUey Vioesard Ollalloihnl Shrop
IIJl . (ft
W Uutns R J Mount Graham Muleent ‘
U Ison K li Aaeus Plains
Wood Wm Wilpws Port Pine
M right H C Grenfell St. Adela de
Vatkur Pastoral Co Yalk rt Staton Naming
Dorset Hon
DorsclHaTi
SuBolk
Pig Breeders
^aalc and Addrc t
Breed
Same and Address
Prrtd
AgrcultiLal College Roseworthv
s»
Betksh re
Melrose Hon R T MLC \\ angora Stud MtPlfa«an! (
Bfti bW
Agncu tore Dept of Kybsbol te Capenracnl Tarn
Aldndge J \\ Dndge i ark An Ic \ ale Cau r
\orks (M M )
BerUbirt
s)
Clos OM Spots
Newman W H Kewljnlirk Ho>letnn (
Drtice \V H Ltd Crotc Street Adela de
Tan worth
1 f truer J A J Hampd (
Berk bis
Den 0 taCo Fam luirctf Id Roe da
\otks(M W )
Siju res J L Glfnferd M Idlcton
lorbfMW)
Bnitbst
Faace t L J K nica Kapurvta
Brs re J L Mount Barb r
DerVshite
Symon O S Edgeb 11 R stnoo
HI AT C bert de Tarlee
Thomas A F Boi IPO Cawter
vcbPi"')
Bf Mb re
Berktb
Kelly J ASon Aid rsyde Ma Hand \ork sPen o»uU *M
Made M R V Meadowlea Millunga
Mfbb F W Halbury
M bbam A Candy Happy \ alley \ neyard OHailors"
Longbotl m M R Wot nm \ a R t n
Rakehr*
Horse Breeders
Ka e and Ad Iret
Breed
Mame and Address
Bleed
Agricultural Col e,« Roseworihy
^as ChartcsH Colhngtove Angaiton
rsf)
CBdesdale
Ha hnev
Lang E E Mhyandra Georgetown
Long \\ E Stonedale Fann Stansbury
CJ -dsMile
SurfodDror ^ atd'JcTAn^lc iele
Dawk as J H Parra W rra Gawler
Dawk as \\ J hewbold GaWerR er
Lovmdgf Cro Afusdocra
Lyall D A St Andrews Auburn
(s
Francs Jos &Sons F ne V ew Stud harm MaitUnd
Ma tiand Jas Anania Hart
Creenslade S Uranja
Pethrek W J Aldiriga
Peicb'"''
Crtpg W D Kooluofa
Place Dr E £yel}-n 488 G PI Adelarde
Hen^ke P D Cra glee Stud Farm Hart
HiUBros Myrtle Bank Georgetown
Kelly J 4Soo Aid rsvde Ma tUnd YorkesPenin«Tl,l
rsp)
SUndley A J Fair View Stud Farm The PmoT
SUnttk CF W Palm Villa EsUle Lotion
Cl dedile
. I*
HEN— MOR
CATTLE, SHEEP BREEDERS— WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
325
le «nd Adiirres
Hfnnmg. A H,‘ lUmel te*.'' aroons
Herbert. S» P.Nooka Nutijann
Ironmonger. C H.Uonnrnip
Kelly, A J ■ Quaerading
Kreins. C , stone HaU, Uonnybrook
LefroN.A \\ B . HiU ' lew tami. thiltenng
Lefroy A Lefroy, Kewry Park, Namban
UddellA I'hocnpson, Kosalind. Kunumappia
Mackay Bros„ Buckland, Nottbatn
McManus, b , •' Minalhorpe." Korthani
Mahlberg \ M , Clo\er Glen. Boyanup
Maliolm, 1) , Samia Stud Farm, Magin
Manning. A \\ , Nairolale. Narrogin
Marshall A E. • \ine«ood." Guildford
Martin. T S. • Spring Gully," Norlham
Morgan, W E Hill Farm "Coolup
Padbiiry, A tV , Kooian, Midlaml Railway
Pailthorpe, V D , hberbechan, Kojonup
Paton, Mrs J J , " Altres," Marehagee W eat
Peile, Allan " Avoneourl," " onnenip
Picsse, H V , Uraeside Stud Farm, Kalanning
i’rowse, B W . Capel
ietse)
Jersey
Jersey
Red 1-oU
Jersey
Fnesian
Guernsey
Mlkg Shortborn
Ayrshire
Jersey
Jersey
Xllkg Sbonhom]
Jersey '
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
SMTlbon
lietefonl
Jersey
Jersey
RedlhiU
Jersey
Jersey
Red Poll
Jersey
Same and Addrei
Rbcbtiieth DrtM . Woodyarrup, Broome Hill (i)
Roberts, C J . h> anabie," Dandariagan
Roberts M.*‘Cbetlea Handarragan
Rose, I M .CarlaiiunHa Danlanup (r)
Rose, K II , Grau Vale, Uurekup (s]
Rndduck, S B , Koobabbie, Coorow
banatoniiui Fa rm, Mooroloo <p)
SAHDLAKD, PTTTT.tP T , Bumbtdgy, Afoort (r|
Sears,J A ,Cnalham, Donnyhrs^
Sharp, C l>.* Haleakala ’’ Donnybrook
bintUir, C L ."Caithness," Kondut
Smitb J MacCalluni.HomebushStudFarui Coakemup(iik)
Smilb.K, Pine Creek,” Wellard P O
Smith, Mrs T , Wongong, Armadale
Smith, r J . l^nswood, VVaroona
Spencer. G C.Cakaiulne, Crasi Valley
Stephens, S J , Bindon Bstale, Mooliabrenie
Sirempel.A J B , Grernmounl
Taggart Mis A Vtalkadinr. Wongon Hills
Tavlor K G Longlanils
Walcon.H G.Giantara Toodyay
Watker&Co.Juadlne. Spencers Brook (p)
Whitford, if . Narrogin
Uildinc,T K Mokine link)
W ills, II A Co , Hawkbuist Stud Farm, Mackie s Crossing,
York (rk)
Wilson A W , Kamdale
Jersey
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
hllkg Shorthorn
Bed Poll
Jersey
Jersey
Red Poll
Mlkg Shorthorn
Mlkg Shorthorn
Jersey
Jersey
Guernsey
Jersey
Jersey
lersey
Red loll
Jersey
Ayrshire
Jersey
Ayrshire
Red Poll
Guernsey
Sheep Breeders
Naiiik and Address
le and Address
Agricultural College " Muresk
Agneultuxe, Dept of Perth i
Agnculture, Dept of. Lapernnental Farm. Coonamble
Agneulture. Dept of fcipenmenul Farm, Trangte
Anderson, Cliff Narrawong. Katanniag
AndersoD, Peter. " Kelleys Reck, ' East \\ ickepin
Anderson Rets Illareen Katanning
Aoderseo.Tbot.Broeinehill
Antonio Broi . “ Loma Langi, Kaunning i
AUuoiBrefc,J.td,vMya^
Atwell Frank P , Woodendale. Toodyay
Baikje,L.M.Qualrad>ag ....
Balrsuw, H I.,“Roseworihy, Moulymning
Ball, Alexander. Rsleslone, Katanniag
Rarrelt LennaM, E T D . WoonderUn, Reverie)
Burrell UBSard, Frank. Seaton Kora, Beverley
Barren Leonard, Jebo 'Muniboola, • Williams
Barren Rodwty, H , Parkan
Baxter, R L A Sons Cunderdm
Bennett K C. "Goodwoftb. Dumblryung
Birt A T , EUcasfield. Tambellup
Uirt, Cdwxrd P H , Ameen Tambellup
Blechynden.F A li , Box 18 Beverley
Blecbynden, James. Springfield, Dmnmup
Blecbynden. S P , " Ust Lynne," Beverley
Bootardy Pastoral Co , Ltd . Cranmore Park. W alebing
Bostock.G H.Pingelly
Brockman.M Drake," Beechborough ’borlbam
Broun. J W pSoulhbounie, Beverley
Brown A A , Kiversiew, W arkan
Brown. J A A .Halview. Arthur Kivit
Brown JohnT . Boondvne, batrogitt
Bullock, A F , Koonga Conmbenlale
Burges, C U, 9uelfTOmg. Meckmng
Burges I
Burges. V
Burges. N P,"V
Burges. K L , Hanliog Lodge Box It Mnkrnng
Burges \\ G Tipl’erary." Burges Siding
Burgess. 1 C , Irwtn Park. Irwin
Caw A Hubbe, Woodenup, Kojonup
tlarkton. Lstaleof iheUie H W ."The Range loodjay
Clemens Bros . Kartanara. Dangm {Si
CofVram A fc \,VsirtieU Braai'.etlUl
Connor, IX>berty A Durack Ltd , Brhn Drd Wagrn
Cemke. Angus John, Stony Ridge Grass \ alley
tcxike. II F .llagley.Tanimu.
Corker. Archibald, iWyup Brook
Correll Joseph Arthur Riser
Crane Arthur James Cartinetlcop KaUnning
Crane. Charles I'reslefsrk (GVIarsJs WocvlaniUine
Craiw \\ li . rrlwdsale Moovelnug
Menno
Menno
Bori Leicester
Menno
Menno
Memo
Menno
Menno
Donet Horn
'tenno
Menno
Dorset Horn
Menno
Sfaropsblte
SooUidown
Dorset llore
Dorset Hors
Southdown
Dorset Horn
Shropshire
Kcenney Marsh
Bond Lrscestex
Dmt.P W.ThaJteueal.Boyiip Brook
Drake Brockman. M , Beechborough, Norlham
bde John C . HiUcrolt, Breokteci
Ldgar, A W ACo.Siraibalbyn. Gmgm
Edgar. Lai of A W . Clenirooiie New Soma
Ellery C H.Toodyav
Faulkner.F U.OraCowie Wagm
Ferguson P D Warrengabbie, Moors
Fewsirr. R H .Woodiairup, Arthur River
Fadock joliQ H . Glen 1/inet, tVoodao i/lisg
Fisber, H M A Co. SI Aubyns, Beverley
Forward, L A R , " Sogco." Riverside, Nenhara
Cate. W O, Ystrawre, Cnowangerup
Gooch Cordon G Wandayer. Carnarvon
Could, S E . Nabawah. vuCeraldton
Grant. Aler £ . Vanget. Ceraldfoe
Grant. D b Moonyonnooka "vu Ceraldlon ,
Green, A W, Spnng Park, Middle Swan, Nr Midland
Juociioo
ijamroorid J D.Cuttening KellnWmn
Hancock H Vt .KocLfte Northano
llanlie Geo L.Wallrnar BroomebiU
Hardie T A A Son Kosedale Narrogia
Harper, P H,**Koonan Cingin
llamson Thos 21 Leighton Doodhakine
Harsey. J F Ortuidale L^e Grace
llearman Doualas Jeffrey Middalya, Carnarvi
lligbam NAM Barraininning Station Wilk
Hooper. A B . Northam
HoewooiLF B,’ Bridgewater.” Darkan
House, Geo E H , Cbilbolton, Katannmg
Hall. James. Linda \ ale, Darkan
Johns \V L ASon, Firle Narrorin
** llopevale, Dowenr
kcamy LeMie '
■r. Berk!
Il" s'c„ llalveen Q lairsding ’
Ilalicm UC.TosUng V
Dir, J *n • Dirs.’ilr '
Dwiiwter J C,. Crass V
Kerr.J C,* klelburnup Ferrusm
Kleni, P V Box 1, To^yav
hnapp, Fredenck T Nort^nda, Boyup Brook
Ladymao looeph Woodlands, KaUnniog
Law J It M Karnup Serpentine
Lrake, Bruce W Cardonia Kellerbemo
Lefruy A L 11 HilNiewFajm Chillenng
LxAies Est c4 A G ApruighiU Apeocer s Brnrk
E T "Belsesr Upper Swan
I Malcolm D Sarnia
Macii.J I The Barra'-ks Bevertey
klamung A G Mmotii, Beneer
Uaitin Jew Colling WiLiams
HarntckBriw Bos 42 ^erk
I Moar A J ChiEinup, Cnowangen p
I Money Onf'mC ll»niy Faroi, Bonl«
Mmgrv.A J.“Daliak \ cxk
■ Moribetl Atbrn Lrorst. Ku.sjrjimia
Merino
Dorset Hon
Mermo
Lames ter
Menno
Dorset Horn
Menno
Menno
Merino
Alerfno
Merino
Dorset Kern
Menno
Menno
Menno
Merino
Leicester
Bord Leicester
Menno
Merino
Menno
Mertno
Menno
Menno
Bord Leicester
klrnno
Menno
Merino
Dorset Horn
Dorset Horn
Menno
Mertno
Bora Leicester
Merino
Dorset Horn
Bora Leicester
Bora. Leicester
Lincoln
Uenoo
Mmao
Dorset Horn
Dorset Hum
Shrnp*L,re
UrruM
Jwa LeKetter
SHEEP PIG HORSE BREEDERS-SOUTH AUSTRALIA
OLD HQ
_ Co^en Rite* Wooij ie
ifelfft ' C IScn New Era Wood <t
rlcf er j R Eureka \\ood.ide
Vilkiniton James Jamcsto'en
Radar BrcpS Hmdinarshl Und Oool«a
Ke xel \\ ai 1 i. So3s» Ltd- Pt x La
Rj ar_=on Wo Wocdche' er
Reaci C. t Tero^
K bcscJi W C Noari cga
Rcfti^er Mra F W Rjverede Gawjer
-rt- er C JoclJ>o lort Roarlunta
Sau rt er G E W khain Park Ma Laren Flat
Sa ert; K C The Gums McLai o Fla
aa.idgad. K Che* er Koonoga
S. w»- K P P S anaington A enue Mamatalle Ad
gde
Sawers Ross HaUlase, A-hboume
Sc In keEH B Trevale R bibo I
bcctl C D JJemebank Gaol a
Sen age Farm, isun^ton
BonetH«n
Dorset Horn
Dorset Horn
tferino
bufidk
SuFMk
SouUulonn
Soutbdovan
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Dorset Horn
Dorset Horn
Name and Address
Sh lUbeer H H Liberton OakbanV
Starkey C H HdlView Saoderston
Stirl nc S r J L. W oodchester
Soil van J J Derdertown
Sjmei H tl C ttoorjstock Virgtnra
Tefamano J H Crorgetown
Thona* A 1 Uox 1 Cauler
Thomas C A Sm tbf eld
Thomas I! N Craigle* Manoora
Trergore uel Spaldrog
TtmerteorgrA Sm (hs Bay Kangaroo Island
Vogt Thro Saddleworth
VVi fcham & Candy Happy Valley V neyard OHaDoihi
Hdl . (gif
Williams R J Vlount Graham V J cent
VV son K H Angus Plans
Wood VVm WiiJows PortPne
Wright H C rrrnKlISt A Ida de
V alkun Pastoral Co V alkun Station Naming
Vo f.» Hohl ! Nerrrwm
(f) U fS T
Mmoo
See SJwt
Remaet Kui
PolwarJi
Sol ^
tiropj-rr
Shropskr*
Dorset Horn
Memo
DofwlHaii
Pig Breeders
Agricultural College Rceewori y
Aencultur* Dept o( K b)boti e Capeon er
A«drsd,e J W Bnd»« Park Angle Vae Ga
Bru e W H Ltd Grots Street Ad laid
Demcn ralotiFanu Tuirttl d K>stda
1 Kapunda
lark r
H11 A T C Ibets de Tarlee
Kelly J ISon Aid ts>de Malland Vorks
Lonrbo tnm M n o» nn V * R n
1 Brrksh re
' \orks (M VV 1 ,
I G os OM Spots I
I Tan north
VoiksCM W )
Derksh r«
[ (lerksb re
anti Address
Jlelfose Hen R T JULC \\»ngor»Stvd Wirirayd (
Newman VV H Newlvnlark Hejletnn (
1 1 Untr J A J Hampden ’
Squ res J L Clenferd Vl ddleten
Symon O S Edgeb 11 K serton
Thomas A F Boi IPO Cawler
BeilGH*
!#,*»(«
Sertiiir
Webb F W Halbuty , « u.ii^n Bit* S"*
VVi kbam A Caolj Ilsppy Valley V ne>*rd OHsU'*’ I
B-eed
Bert bJt
Bert bue
Full b**
VoktlVttl
Btk b«
Name and Addles
Dreed
Name and Address
AgncultoalCoUe.e Rosmsanby ,,,
Dawkins W J Newbold Cawlcr R ej-
Francs Jos. 4 Sons Foe Vew Stud Farm MaitUnd
Greenslade S Urania
Cngg S Urania
Cn^ W D Koolunga
.? ® 8'«e Stud Farm Hail
Hill Bros SfyiteBank GeorF*t™.„ "*
Cl)de$da «
Ha hoey
CJjdesdale
Lang C r WTjyandra Ceergetown
Long VV E Sloncdale rann Slansbury
Love^ge Geo Muodoora
L>aU D A St Andrews Auburn
Ha tland A Renfrew Rochester
Via tland Jis Anaioa Hart
Fethick VV J AldJnga , .
PUce Dr E Evelyn 488 C P I AdeUia*
SUndlev A I R.if View Stud Fano Tie
PrrM^
a
HEN— MOR
cattle, sheep breeders— western AUSTRALIA
Hmmiu: A H HuiMlln Win
P Nod* Nutifinn
IroonotigCT C H Wonnerup
K«Ur \ J Quaera<i n;
Krrns C Mone iUU lX>Dii)biruk
L»ttw A W B Hll\irwF»rm
Ltiiot A Lriroy Newry Pirk Nimbin
Uddcita. Thooipsoo Ro&almd Kunumarpui
Mickiy Bros 8«kUn<l,NortJi»m
McMinus, E Xtinilhoip^ SoTllian
Mihlbrrg A M Ck> erl len BoiQup
MiJ oln 1> Sunu Stud F inn Wigin
'tianin* A W^Sirrodilf Nirrccio
AlanhaU A E A newood Gu Ufotd
Mill n T S Spnng Gully Sorlhanj
Moryic* AA L IIUI Firm Coolup
Pidbury A AA Koojin M dUnii Kulway
Pa 1 hoH'^ A D Aberbethan Kojonup
I’aton Mrs- J J Altres MiKhacK W
leil» Allan AvonCourt AAonnrrup
piessf H A Brifsid^ Stud Fim Kitar
1‘rcisrsf B AA Cipcl
Chiltcnn*. Brook (i||
KollVill
Jffstj
Fnr<UD
MIki; ShotHkotnl
Ayt^n '
J«s»y
Sbofi
Ittsry
J«»y
KcdPol)
JttMV
RfachbrUiBnM AAooiI>irT\ir BroctniHill
Rot>nts.l_J Ktinabr lAaivlarTa$in
Kob<nvAt Chrstri lAindamsin
Km< I A| CirUi unda Danlanun
koM K II CfassAiIr Ilurrkup
RikUuck b B KooUbbie Corow
binilocniu Finn AA ootuloo
SAHDLAXD PBIUPT., BambilXT Moor*
b«at«. i A GntiUum Lk>nn> brook
blucp C l> Halrikala lAonnvbrook
b cla r r 1 Cuthnns. Kondul
both J AlacCatlum llonrbu hbludFan I >a
Scnitb K PuieCnck AArlUMl O
bm Ih Mrs T AAon^njt Amadale
Smith T J Loniwood W inx>ni
*t|<nK«T G C Cilciminr GntaAiUry
StrpbriK S J It ndim Fttilr llool aW«n e
btrr pri A J II GmnmounI
Tijtart Airs A AAilkador Woo^onini
TasI r K < Lon(.land<
AAilloa II G Cfinlara Tood av
Wilkrr A: C4> Juadnr Sprncrr a Broi k
Wbilltnl II NaritT n
AA Uui« 1 M Mok ne
AAII«.H A Co iUwkhumStud Firm Alack e
Aotk
AAihoti A AA Kamdale
Jrrsey
bhorihoni
ShdAhom
Krd I'oll
'IlkR Ahorthom
MlkK Shocthom
JrrM
Jrrsry
J«rsr>
lrr»r>
Krd I'oll
Jrrsrv
Ayrshirr
Jrrsey
Aytsh rr
Krd Poll
Currnsry
Sheep Breeders
and Address
Aen ultunl CoHrgr 'lumk
AiTieultui* Drpt of Prrtli
Acnculturc Orpt of Expmsmtal Fam Ct^aable
Aarscultun l>rpt of bxprrunrnUt Fam Tius «
ADdenoB Cliff Nirnuong Katanniog
Aodenoa Peter helleyiRerk bastAAitkepa
AndenoQ Roit lUiteen Kataontny
ADdenoo Tho* Bmo oeh 11
AnteaoBroa. LomiLaaft Kiuoninf i
Atkme Brat Ltd. vu YaUoo
Atwell F«nkP AVoodendale Toodyiy
Bilk e L. U QailnduAC ,
Bmtow K L. Koaeworthy Moulyinmng
Ball Alexander I^Icatone Kitanning
Barrett Lennard E T D WoondrrUn prveriej
Bumll Leonatd Frank brateo Ron Brverlev
Barrett Lennird John MunthooU AA 1 an »
UircQA Kodway H Barkan
Baxter R L & Sent, Cundrrd n
Hmnrtt K C Coodasorth Dun blr -unc
B r1 A T LIleasfrId Tambrilup
U rt LdnardP K Ameen Tambellup
lilerbynden F & II Box 18 Ses-rrlry
Blechytiden lamea bpnnyf eld D nn nup
Ulechyndrn b F Last Lynne Brvenrv
IlooUtdy PastonlCo Ltd Ccanmorr Park AAalrbng
Uottock C II Pinyel y
Drocknan Al Dnkr DrrrhbaiPuith Noriba n
Broun J AA Soutbboume Beverley
Brown A A K erx rw Warkan
Utwn J A A H U r« Arthur K vet
Brown JohnT Boond nr harroinn
Bullock A F Koonya Coranberdale
Bunr* C L Qurlprn ny Mrckrnny
Buryre L K P
Iluryr* K L Hunting Lodyr Bn
Iluryr* AA C T riwrary BuBti
Cockran A L A,FairbrU Hrom r
Connor |>ohrnv & l>ura k LU B h
lookr Anyuijohn Stony Kulgr < n
roTTTll jeweph Arthur K vrr
Crane Arthur |anie» Carl n Kalann
Menoo
Menno
Mertoo
Dord Leirexlet
Mmoo
Menae
MerM
Mertoo
Done? Horn
Mmoo
t>onel )|<wn
Menno
Sbrop^Ue
Do^t lloen
Hoeset lions
Southdown
Ikcuaei Hons
Sbropxb re
Krun^ Marsh
Bord Lr rraler
Menoo
Mrnsso
M nno
M
e and Addiexx
Drat P AA TheRrlmt Bo> p Brook
Drake-Brrykaiao H Beeebborougb bortbam
Fde JohnF H Ucroli Drookton
bdgar A AV ft Co. Slratbalbyn C nyin
Edgar Lai of A AA Clrnuonsir bewNorra
EUery C II Toodyav
FaulKoer F L. Ora Cow r AA ai i
Ferguvio P D AAirmigabb r Moon
Frwxier K H AAondarrup Aribur River
Fidork John H ClenJnnn AAo^aaJ og
Fisher H At ft Co Su Aubyna, Ueverlrv
Ferward L.ftR boyto RivrrMde borAbam
Cate AA o yamwee Onowanfernp
Goorb CordooG AAandayre Camarven
Co Id S L babawah tiaCeraldlon
Grant Alex F Vanget CeraMfon
< rant t> I Moonyoenooka viaCrraldton ,
Gcern A AA Spt ng Park Middle Swan Nr M dland
Juact oo
Crem P J Landscape 11 II ringtlly
Hall F A AAooranrt Carnarvon
Hanenley Amon&Son Hatelry luodyay
Hammond J 1> cuttrnny Kellrrbemn (
Ilanork H AA Kccbfte Snrthann
Hard e Cro L AAall nar Broonehill
Hardie T A & Son Kcsedalr barToein
Harper P H Koorun C nyin (i
llarmoo Thoe }| Leighton lioodbakinr
Harvey J I Om dale LakrCra e
Heaenvaii Pex ylai Jelirry M ddalya Carnaryon
llgtsan b ftW Uxm ultvnlng btatioD AVtUusa
Hooper A D bortham
llorwnod F n Bndyewairr Dactao
Mouse Geo C H Ch Ibollon Kalann ny
Hull Jamn Unda A air Uarkio
I ofans AA L.ftSoo Fulr barrogin
ones II II Hopevair Unerrui
Joor* J K Creralyuge Alabatrogin
beamy Let le Catdo, W athrnn
been Paul A nrent Box 1 Tmlyiy
helsall Ur li T ft Sons Limoor Berkshire V alley Moor
beer J C Mrlburnup Frrgusoo
btrm r A Box 1 Ttmdyay
bnxpp Frrdmck T borthlxads Boyup Brook
Ladymn Joar|di AA oodlaods. hatanoiog |t
Law } II M Kareup Sre;^! nr
■ brUrrtem
rw Farm, Ch It
'pnnrhUl. ‘■pmerr s
Uttmi. b T Belvo
Maim } I The Bam ks BevnAry
Uamuny A t kfrnot t lsenr*r
Martin Jesie l«t uiy W hu s
Bleed
Merino
Dorset llore
Dorset Horn
Mertoo
Menno
Mertoo
Mertoo
DoiseiHoni
Mertoo
Merino
Leieeater
Bord Leleexttf
Menno
ktrrino
Vletino
Itorset Horn
Dorset Horn
'iSE
12(3
SHEEP, PIG, HORSE BREEDERS— WESTERN AUSTRALIA
MUr-WIL
Pig Breeders
Horse Breeders
(artolUK (k Sons ilox3. I O korlt
CUtk.r K J P s» <,uiUf<^l
Coxirt * Snn 111 J rr lUbbit m«« Pmc»
vu IXjmblrytinc
CCtX O Btqc*
1.4- I «roi nr pRock
TprUlp I ami KriipfbPtrin
I atllp\allrv
(rr^j)
Moufyinn
ClT^Prisl*
Ct>ilp>dalP
Ch *> '*dal«
C>ritp«<la|p
ClrdrvdalP
Ctydnilste
CIritPxIaIr
Cly<|p«<lal«
Cbidpvla)*
' an I A J Irpt,
lanson R J D RoaSI Brverjey
Lrthlpan J Dnjce Rock
Malpy Wpdr> >to nsoip \r MoojPbt
Matlin John \f:natlPriiff Ma Uo««ni
MaiKhan C, li Tv-nnlak Walicoclai
UaiRhan S T»-tiPdal* WalRooUn
Nnno T Ualwalbnu
ladbMfv \ human Midland Ra Iw
Smilb I Miicbal urn II n
VliMtieTII Moktne
lUvikbii
arm Mai.kl« ( Crouinz
SHEEP. PIC HORSE BREEDERS— WESTERN AUSTRALIA.
MUI-ttlL
'vaine suid Address
r Joktj Hdtofi LpperBtaekwood
MoTd-cli JantsF Harrmrt BaJU^ui
MctTil UilLa Oleu Turret Borden
V«»U- WiUia A Alton litk Katanr nj
New ZeaJaad A Ausiraliaa Land Co> Ltd Tootra
N b Ison J A Jl \\ Hwl Mount KoLtb
SoacX 31 C juor Kcuklands I n lly
NoTflian M 3L A H B Km 1 \t K.t Dale Bt->
Connell J Desmond DurjtuUm
O Hallnran J S Cc^lwUa '1 n^tnew
O Lean '1 P Moofel p Cook fti p
O 5 than b 31ourtoi.r p Burt
lalbm A \3 Koojan MdlandKal -a
Pain er J B Lm a n Lnnb nk
Patenon Bros trealon 1 n arr-
Pear^e A Bo^ e Namd-e Sta too Ml Ma net
I’tet"' Arnold Ld u d Langjweira i ast kaiar
PiesreUroi f Au i I -ir Vlagui
Piej»e H 3 BraesJtl b 1 ban Kalann ns
PoljO) H C Boonuan^ lio an llio
Prows Drew MalU n lk>.>dakso
Qua rmiam T 8 krui w t Kaianrun
Kicliardson k H d.j
fi.«.*'M'i»on Tbw- I La "w elt Bnoon e H I
Rile'. Cn 11 Quarra arra Itowa
Rmtoul » J A bun \ a M Uut i.
Rivlibe »h t> os \t ood arrup Brora r H 1
RuthbiHh C F & Son I arr halacn (
Rose C II <. aria node Pardac p
Rose h H C»rait ' aJ B rekup
SOBlkSOM W a ?a»
$aaz p« Ow Ms J-Mh la W up
iandU J t bii p r B mlid M ajra
Wandma
{ Rouianr Manji
j Drwset How
Shiopsbre
i Merino
Memo
MetBso
Men
Menoo
(rpJB Menno
j Bord. Lescestwr
I Komnej Marsb
Bond Le fester
ti8 j Menno
I Iteruio
Memo
f Dotrtt Hoi
( Metmo
Menao j
Menno
Bu d Uirrslei ,
fj RooMMjr Marsh ;
DacsetBorn
le and Address
Scroerpe Mrs J sthef Irw n House Irwtn
Simla Bros Manxindah Tcalrr tig Lake
^ U> C & M rerodale Besetl y
Sn U> J MatCallum HitniebushStudbarn Cooktro p{ri}l
Sowdeft <.eofge Bennett \ an<t < Toodjas
Spark livnuas Reftwiai; C rsoniallinz
bpea IT \1 t. Calcam or Orass \al ey
S eaart HeiSof&Son Sotai Ms m
Stone A li VuLenn Catiugin
S«ne IstoleolJ H AUdale lopan nmog
Sutherland George J Rci»eh IfilallvBaU J Ml hoVebr]
Talbot V I M illerbum Si d barm Bitinjwi Is Judc '
Thackray ft f tieotwan Culhan Toodya
Tlnn p«ua bra kS AG> Vacrilai) BrooueHU
'Idl l-bt p f Jal ran Mago
TdIoq Trustees of fcstate f the lair 131 *'1 l»eor,c
Terrace i erth
Trou Iei<r> {{elena Stud b arn < Glen rorerst
Tame t £ Morituo twe Tcvij ay
Mats b K Feolne No tham
Mard U T Nan been
Marren | C D liabn Kataon ng
Marnxralaet ralCo brooklaod GrassVaUrv
Ma s a J H fkSoos MaileldDoirn< Msec)
M a a Bros K erdal Be\erlr>
M M M«kert
Mb teak Alt ed Aeth r Bconktands Grass Vallee
\A U og a H Mok ne I A 1
MIknwn \% f Jut Wattle Hat ftumauuD via
Htu e Kcak
; U (tu bun Lt < A scsarvon
AA I ao «? R 8 t tt ooa Mest Dale Be»crl»r
M l> h ACu HaakhufstStudJann Markestrossins
ko-k K*)
M tbn S iMm H H NiWthan
. Aam ad Nabutra la ota Co Ltd Sfta«berr>
j koimt R bert j p abl Of NafTr«n
Mmso
DiT.tlH’fa
r<otset Her®
Owin'™
Uenao
Pig Breeders
Sane a 1 Ad Ins.
Ago u tur NarTpein vhni N*rm
A hkr* 1 Vi fd N ud Farr Welrtoi/ca
Qinl > k D T Ma St ert subu u
Barton M & Sno Darlnal A u<t Tao bellup
1 net \\ r 1 pfKfan Bun.es Subn
[I sbel i C 1telawne> Ma hrr n
LUCke K J P St LroDaid Box 4 Pru r f
Cc flb r b Broekiae Jarde
Dmina k Slate Tarm Denn ark
Dewar Ale* M M Alrret \ietynslarW
Lvan II L \alkm llondlaUne
FiTTa 1 i 3) l.an Ma da A a e
t eoTte ft Beelsim Oetaxia t rrenJuJlt
r na Heorx (avet'baos < u Wlord
t run (w 111 AAoodUwn Manjuinup
MamSt oCros WaraKhPark Moora
Berk h
B km
I Tamwur
Berk^ rr
B rk bn
K ksbte
Brrkxhre
IViksbr
Perk bre
Brksb re
B k hre
r k hr.
a d Addrtwa
^•!u1b r A
Pa Ibur M
lalborpe V li Aberbechan Kojoo ,
■tael H Marralah, Beftara Kd Ba'S'***^^
jTt«seDro» poodlak ne
' Ka anairt n«TidaiTa a
an M diand Ra naj
..ntldlC IJIord
Aberbechan Kojw
S#>eo er n r (a a ne Cmt I al •'t
S one r tale of J H V actale Joruinti
A uart brank. Mhaw 1 ff Go 1 Iford
1 at tor H C Ledl rv M erwivloo
T fter B D t odeta «. « I.M rt
MaktA 0 lualn '.pei ersBrook
AAard ( tr* o\S I Uvott Ccwri an
Me«ien Austra a Teu toes Co IW bt nt
Bnxk
Horse Breeders
lamii. R & SonJ P O ^ wV
cutke R J P St Leonard » Go VHoed
CoatexiS^UlJ le ItabUt Cruo* beQcf A
vu DumblerBiijt
COU O J Brut* Bock
tide ft T I atvrhiroitale I »ni Bnwe Rofh
l>jv 1 r an lemdalebarm K erlwmn
1 b*ip L A MaUleCaHy Mkhepo
Lrhardt I J H x3 I (» Dowerm
loewanl 1 AR Nnce/iK ertyle Nonbain
Cl lesdate
CHtexdale
<1 de«(ali>
AltdKda^
Clrdesdal*
Cl dwdale
CBdrodale
Cirdetd^
CloJe^te
Cltdesdale
llldrsdab*
Clydexalae
ClAiWate
II tewtale
fKi Ad Ir
Lawson R J D Box SI Be tM v
l^thl an J Bruce I <xk
Alai \Ae»Je» llounwn e Nr Moojehng
'ta.An jefcn NsnaAAmng a DowVrm
Ma ehan C It TvnnUle AAal ocUn
Ma Shan S Ttrwrlale MaliJoolan
Nv»T Dalwallnu
ladbun A it Kun an At dUnd Ra [v> a >
Kobrrtt.l' 3 I aianalu Pandam
Noth J Maekalum H« ebi hSI dl
AV tu’u \lw ^Uaw'^untS u*l Pan Maokteifro^*''* j
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ABB— CUR
CATTLE BREEDERS-QUEENSLAND
AUSTRALIA 327
QUEENSLAND
Cattle Breeders
Abbot \\ Hel Ion
Abel \\ Kavensviocth Wooloopa
Ada s tj C Eumundi
Adderle) W J Mount Wohi Ma(>)npie
AlflecW W J Gfasiere Northlnne
Aflleek M J AjTlhome \ullureSt West Tnl
AffirulluraJiliiJ) ^bool \ College of jernsLand Gat ton
Abem D Airedale Ayr
Alcock S R Soraood Woorool t
Alexander L.G,WiIIouby Clui p I runt Inni.
Alexander K S Durnbrae rooeoolaveah
Allen A Chats«orth Gjtnpie
Anderron Bros Fa rvien SouUibrook
Anderson b E Cumin bin Creek
Anxtead J Melrose I an klogs 11
Aplin AH Tu nara 'lalenj
Arther Bro Ltd Grace nete RocVhs piou
Armstrong F A Craigside H' ipbrey
B
Da Ike A V Junr DootahAieie Boonah
Bitie^ A b Caitboum Kavrntbourne tia Mur
Baker V Donnie View Wood n liar t a><ulah
liara bah Abong nal Settle enl M«f>nn
Uaraes J H S Canoin IXouns Warn k
Darnel « J M llstream Cedar< fo e Deaudeserl
Bitiett II J Poftnun t Hnltf Hel ton
Barr II L Brookside Drualow
Bartlett J H Cora Lynn Cooroj
BaUheloi P e/o Re* dent 1 n neer Ma iv I eak*
Beak M IfaeMeadons Mt Urccei
Dealte R Glenroy viaLum nil
Uerhlrl I A Ml Mollo) siaCaim*
Be n U 11 Hngalow
tfeil t
9 Banna
r lingoora
Bell Bro* Oaksiew IsorvCrrek To»t,aiL
liell I M hooroo i ba boonab
Bell C I emdale Wanxtan
Bell ( U Oatlan 1* Mrathpine
B II 1 Itellesue btrathpnr
Bella 1 y A O Kasenshie
Bennett I C LamcM I 1 1 undi
Bennelt.ll Myoora Coi Ion \iaAanI .
Bennett H W Fenitale Craystiol e
l)en>on It Uaralaba L> % Line
II Hie* 1 Ilonelark Selherby
Uiegel W Maelaran Joffclaryan
” nell I I ppet • - —
D rd J 11 11 rest Moeeill
Brt 1 I Lynicll Sexton
1) rt I J„< len Rose Sfite
Hscholl J A Su \lrae I
BJiop J Mm Ita Moore
Ilian ti 11 1 ujlo
1 I Tarot e
rke T Coolab
1>»1T I I nail
Iribaron C J I Utrol e
ralles t A I k- . re suCoonen
Brae II M ke«e.1a1e M «U.>Uh
Utulerr T W l!rar»uie Mt neisahl Tkimire
Bnn 1 leeoenbe t Eolweth K Of^lboepe
Brooking I U limAlea l-oveT Tent Hill C a'
Broanan K l,\\ynt>b KUUrtiey
Bnnarh ) 7ae«,Ie L*k
BroanBrea Uoieeno bin Atud Tea^.laaaii
Bfoan t Ikinoenne \'\a Kinearer
I nmn I < l»*i**Uao New \ etrran KJ liup
Btoa-n J 11^ tlorseabe^ \ ale Ve«\«trTanKa
lUa M Sh thorn
dlT^ Sh Ihornl
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
J nrsun
Jersey
11^1^ thotnl
Ilia M Sh tbomi
Ilia At Shi
bhorlhnm
Ke I Poll
llereloed
lUs At Sb lb
Jcrtey
Ilia At bb thorn
tIU At Ah thorn
A^^re
Jersey
Ilia A| bh Iborol
fib V Sh thorn I
lib At ith Uiom
lib Jl Sh
lib M Sh Ihoroj
^Ib At Sh iboral
lib At Sh
lib At Sh tbomi
IIU At Sh
lUa At shU
Sbortb im
lib Al sbUi
Imer
I l..a U bhn
I lib Al ShTl
Nan f and Addres
Brownie J f airh U { anti Junatiec via tVaru
Brace A J Kosemouni Maleny
Bull r C Oaksiew kybong Brisbane Rd Tt
Burdell A S Nightjar Sid ng Townsville
BumeCi J F Ro«eh II Nornianby Cast Harm
Burnett AA k Kathdoaney via Beaudevert
B irstell It D Cannjtah Ayr
Burton C L Afagnol a Vand na
Burton T G Vunnsin Vandina
Burton & Sons Osford AAanora
Burton AA C Valley Cum AAooilhll Beaudr«e
Buss O A Sea Park B indaberg
Cahill D k leacbester Beerwah
Cameron C K killearn Mackay
Cameron O II Bund Ua Minain A ale
Can pbelt A C Clpstone AAangalpong
Can pbell K f acham Park I eeran on Ca rns
Carr D Carlyle Indooroep lly
Carr AA Carlyle Indonreopdly
Carr AA Oak I am Toowond Brsbane
Carter A U Gleneagit Beaudnert Line
Cassrell A J Dnalwon AAangalpong
Casuell AA Cobum AAangalpong
Chaille C Culgoa Esk
Chalmers K L Derra Atundubbera
Chandler J T Cobba Da Alana
Chapman J Alontello Coom Coom Lonood
Cbtsel ng < b J Bnindah Coolabunia
Ch M II Trenthani Gosling St Toowong Brisbane
Child* II INne Park Alemerr— ‘•
Cituentes ‘
Cb iholn , .
Church G A -
Cbpperton T A Taron^ Sanango
CUm Mrs L &Son Ellesmere Ktngaroy
CLARK F DeepCreeli Oyapit
CUrkCeorgeC EastTulga hllenthorpe
Cbrk N G Oayboro
Cbrk S Rock View Ajateny
Cbrk W Maleny via Lindsbotouah
Cbrke 1 J Deverlclj Allbong
Cbrson ADD lillongley Aangan
Cby J A San sonvate
Cby K b Samsonvale
Coate II J Bamunda BA Lie
Coates J T flarveston R skhampton
Coates L Catitrm Hotel Kockhan pton
(ochrane II Tauvie k n Km
Cochrane At L Pannga Calm*
Cofcley J lerov ew Aljleny
Colboen I- II Iran pton Kadlord
Cole J C AA tdiree I >T p e
Colen an H J Jersey Park Gooinbune e
Colet an T J Camscrofl Toogonlinah
Coin I Murray Alouni AA atton Bbckall
Colins Mr* A C Tanjroukum Beaidi^ert
CoU ns Mrs C M ndouinhah House Heaudetert
Coll ns j Calton T ngm ra
Col sn J 1 uto rvel Allaon
Cm pacn ml G I H llend AAondai
CconiiU) Dr F G AAilionSlud AAiltonlark Well
Connnr A C Candler tia K ngarfy
Conor Me AA S tIrvxkUnd* U-iaOCPO Bns
Cmul n Fstatr* Co (I M IGll Maaaeerj
Cnk V I Spruigl^reh Lunui
Conhe * e s 11.
Mai'
A b LwM
Cooke Kot C OeanAiew Mil'Siy
Corv I It Vermant AAan.sk
CCTvfwte J Ipswwh RokCSlh Bmbane
t«lerltr« AA ■tree Gvmpie
Cotton A J Grarkl heeler
Cott.w C J laineknow Baiorbry bC, Ipsu*
A P Clerut
laUbHi Ban
iSiTa^ s
>rsey
Jersey
lUa Al Sh thorn
111a Al Sh thorn
••• A|Sh thorn
'I bh thorn
Ilia Al Sh thorn
Jersey
i*”*h^r
Il^^Al’sh thorn
lit A{ Sh thorn
HU Al Sh them
HU Al Sh them
IIU A| Sh (Aom
IIU Vi sb tbera
/lU aT Sh Ibern
Aynhlre
ilia M Sh them
IIU Ar Sh them
Aberdeen Angus
HU M Sh thorn
Hereford
Jersey
At^rdeen Angus
HU At Sh thorn
I^IU vf Sh thorn
HU Al Sh thorn
Ilia Al Sh thorn
Jersey
Ayish re
Jeney
lib At Sh thorn
Ilia Al Sh thorn
/iiTjT sh thorn
Shorthorn
Ilia Albh thorn
Jervy
Jerw>
lulu’s! SH thorn
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SHEEP, PIG, HORSE
BREEDERS — WESTERN AUSTRALIA
^anle and \ddrcss
i John llilton LppprBIack«ood
Murciock Ja 1 1
• Harrourt DaUa>m,
Aalbce Olenlunet Burden
h’^’bej Wiiia AUonlark Katanning
New Zealand & Australian I and Co> Ltd Toolra
Nicholson J t. H W ilal) Mount Kokeby
Noack M C Junr Kcxklands i m'eH
Norman M M & H B ! i 'Hv West
O Cbnncll J Dcs i ond D ram I n
OHallori J S Corabella Minkenr"
O Lear M P Moocelup Lcxkrrn j
0 M el an i Mour ourup Border
Pi Ibun A \\ Koojai Midhnd Ki I
Pain er J B Len an trai brook
Paterson Bros Lrcalon linjaira
Pearse i Bof(!e Narnd Station \
Wal
n
Kiehirdson 1 11 (j dj e
Richardson Tlo« i Laijwcir Uroonit Mill
Riles trie M Quarra area Moora
Rmtoul H J Arb m \ aW \%iHains
Rischbeith Bros Wood arrup Urci « UiH
RiKhbtetb C F & Son I. arru I atannii ;
Roe» E M Carlai inU Dar’amp
Rose K H (jras Vale U nk p
ROBIVSOS W H York
'agB*r« O'* M «l lark I i la II p
San lard Ihilip 1 bitrabil V sx ra
ban U 1 11 as Wanrima M n
nil Addrc»s
Rem nev Marsh
Dorset ilorn
bhnpshire
Mrnno
Merno
Bord Leicester
Mcr o
Shnipah re
Mmi >
Menno
klenna
Bord Le ceste
Ron ne> Marsh
Bord Letcester
Dorset Horn
Menno
Menno
Bt> d L« cestei
Romney Marsh
Dorset Boro
Menno
ScTDOpe Mrs I sther lotmHoixe jrum
SmimBros Maroonilah Tealcrm? Lake
Smith C&M remlale Beierle>
Sontb J MacCalluin lion ehiishStu U anii Cookemi p(f*|
Sowden Leoegc Bennett 1 andee rooel).
Spark rhonas Redniiit. Gooiiiallms
Spencer \V t.,Calcamme (.rassVality
, art Hector 1 Son Solai Wagin
l«oe tsUtcot J 'ir'^AUdale Popanymning (fll
Sithetlanl Ceo^e J RoaehtlHHally l)alj>)
Talbot V J tteellertun. Stnel larm Bruns* ck J nc I
•nuekray K f < lenre^an Ciilhan
Thompson FtaikS A Co Safillah Urcxime llill
ToU PhillpJ Ja! ran Wagm
Toton Trustees of I state ol the late lit bt i eoi
Terrace ! erth
Trott Percy Helena Slu 1 1 arriia t k
Twine C E , Moutuii t>ie lixHljay
Walsh I K rg<die Noitham
Ward H T Namb en
Warren J C Dylabin, Katanning
WanoocalastoralCo Brooklinds t
Walls A J H iSons Vlai I elJ Down' Waee'
Weaver Bros Rivenlale Beverley
Weston II O Mcekeoik „ ,
Wbituker Alfred Arlh' r Brooklands Crass Valiev
Wildins. 1 H Mrrfwinc
Wilkinson W 1 Ju<
Bruce Kork
ibury Ltd Carnarvon
Wattle Hat kumaimn
Wills h tkCo HankhurvtSludl
York
WMhoell J C Iron Hill Sorthaiii
n Mack
pcrsel Jlcm
vienw
Pig Breeders
II ) Aldr w
Agr ulture NarragnS hnolcl Nartn in
Asbbt 1 W I den Stud lari Welshpool
Bantuik D T Hav Street bub* o
Barton W & Son Dvrlnall St id Tan N-Uup
Buracs W r 1 mj erary Hi rtrs Siding
B shell J t Trelivnay Wathero
Clarke l< I P St Leonards Bos 4i Brit Rovk
Comb< C r Drookvale Jardee
Oenmark State rami Denmark
Dewar AUa Mint Street M lor a lark
Evans W L Aalkyn Doollakine
Fverall A Md attv Ma da A ale
feoac V-Beefsoii Octavia Creenlills
( Ilian Henn Cavetsham I i I Ifohl
rrunpUH Woodlawn Manjimui
MamllonBros Warwivklack Moora
; cork G Vlanor 1
ne< 1 W orrnlong
‘frov A I efrnv Ne*
inn J I TlclUrri
irn 1- D rial en
e Street Bassen lean
Tan worth
Ta 1 worth
Berksh re
Berksh re
Berkshire
Betkvh re
Berk h «
Brksbre
Ta iwortb
Tan worth
Berkshire
( los OU SpviU
Ta nworth
Aorks (M W )
Berkshire
Berksh re
BrrkMiire
Berkshiir
Berkshice
Pethvh re
Padb rr A W Ko lan Midland Kailwai
Pa Ibury W Carden Hill GiiiUlfohi
Pailiborpe A D Aberbeehan kojon p
leaeeTH AVarraUh Benara Rd Bavswatrr
IrovseBros Doodlakms
Roberts C J • Kavanal a_ Da.ii larragan
Spencer AV G •Cakaiiie (rassA alley
Stone F state of J H Alactile lopanjinniig
Stuart Frank WhamcHte GiiilUord
laylor H C LedUry Woorolon
TeUet B D Codetia CuiltUonl
WalkerACo luadne Speiictr s Brook
I Corriga
1 1 •
I Si nngh
Horse Breeders
Name an I Ad Iress
Breed
Nat can! A1 Ir IS
7n K-ab'e
^ly lexdal'
SdS'
S'S
Cl l'*'^ rt
to'I!”"
CUdr*]*!'
1
j chJ'*’-'
Burges W C Tipperary Birees S ling (ribl
Carroll R & Sons Dusdi TO Aork i«i
Clarke R J P St 1 eonard • t u Idler 1
Coates A Son 111 VI le Rabbit I rt*,r 1 ence vioulyma ng
vu Dumbleyung
COLE 0 3 Bnee Rock
Cole R T 1 asschen lale 1 an Bru e Rock
I'avld Tvan remdal* 1 arm Kell rberrin
1 bsafy E A WallleAillry Wikepin
Itharlt r J Bov 3. 1 O Diw.nn
Forwirrl 1 A R Noi,go Kiversl le Nofthain Ijl
G< r 1 in W M K<n tii In
Harr .1 j B. , j k„n nm ] m
jses lUan 1 n I ring Diwefin
kav Joim H 1 otTihe Itaandee
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cl) desdale
Clydesdale
Clrdesdak
Clydndale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
riv Irsdate
lawson R J D Boa 31 Beverley " |
Lethlean J Bruce Rock . ^
Btaley Wesley Hounsoii e Nr Moojeb ng
Martin John Agnatlenig viarowenii j
Maughan t. B Tynedale Wakoclaii
kUighnnS Tynedale Walgoolan '
Nivon T Dalwallinu u*'’
Padbury A \V Koolan Midland Railway
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QUEENSLAND
Cattle Breeders
le and Addms
Abbot t
Abel U -
AdaiS C Eumundi
Adderlf) W J Mount
Alfleck « J Grasncr'
Aflleck M J A>rthol
Apnf ilturalH i,h School t: College of Q leensland Gatton /•}l
Abrin D Airedale Ayr
Aleock S R Noraocid Wooroolii
Alexander L. G \%illQwby Ctun p Po nt Innisfail
Alexander R S Dumbrae rooooolawah
Allen A Chats»oMh Cjmpe
Anderson Itroa Fa rvie» Soulhbrook
Anderson b C Cum mbin Creek
Anitead J Melrose I ar i Mog 11
Apl n A M Fumara Maleny
Archer Bro Ud Grace nere Bockh* plon
AnoaffOPk f ^ Crat(r$(> Hi t pbre)
Arn strong J H The 0 1 Atherton
I J H GU I • -
HakeVv BonsieSiew Wood n liar <. at ruiah
Karan Uh Abong nal Settle ent Mur*on
Uarnes I H S Canom*l)o»ns Waf»i k
Birnea W J M llstream Cedar* rove lleaudesc
Karrelt H J rostnian a RxJge )lel dot
Uarr II L ItrookMde Dc aalow
Bartlett J II Cora Lynn Cooroy
Batchelor P < o Hes dent 1 fl*ine<r kta v 1 eak
Beak W 1b<Meado»< tit Larcoi i
□eatte « Oleciroy siaLum nil
Bechtel I A Ml MoUoy \uCarns
Bein O It Hngalow
Hell U C Aroo. Bonnah
Bell Bros 11 U\ie» Tmgoora
Bell Bros Oaksfest Isory Creek Toogw lan-al
Bell 1 M hoocooiba lloonah
Belie lerndale Wan«ran
Belli K Oatlan 1$ ktralhpi m
e bttathp ne
) Kase:
Lacnoi t I und
B rd J II 1! rest '
B ri I I 1 ynf cl
B rt 1 J I Icn K
Hsch f' J A Sui
B 'hop J M tra I
Ilian h Jl J uJ)>
Bra lies I A
Brav II M :
lUa M Sh thorn I
Jersey I
Ilia M Sh thMik|
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
1 nesian
Jersey
Ayrshire ,
Ilia M Sh thorn
HlaMShtb '
tlb U Shib
&
Jersey
Jerses
bhnrihocn
Kel Poll
Hereloed
(III M Sh »
Jersey
&s,
Ilia M sh thorn
C \ rsh re
Hereloed
Ilia M Sh I
«U M Sh i ,
lUa M bh thorn
letse)
lUa M Sb I
Ilia M Sh thorn
Brsee A J
Hull r c
II Jonabee sia tfam ck
. Maleny
Kybong Br thane Kd Cynpic
BiirdeU A S Nightjar Sdng Townsville
Bumeit J F Rosehill Noraianby East HarrisviUe
Burnett W k Bathdonney via Bea idrsert
B irsteli II D Canogah Ayr
Burton E L Magnol a Yand na
Burton F G Vimmin Yand na
War
Cahill D K ieachestrr Beerwah
Cameron C R killeam Mackay
Can eron O 11 Bund Ua Muia n t ale
Canpbell A < CIpstone Wangalpong
Can pbell B Faeham Park I reran on Ca ms
Carr D Carlyle Indooreep lly
Carr W Carlyle Indooroepilly
Carp tt Oak Toowond Bmbaite
Carter A U Glenragle Beaudesett Line
Caswell A J Dnalwon Wingalpong
Casnell W Coburn Wangalfong
Cha lie C CuUoa £sk
Chalmers K L Derra Mundubbera
Chandler J T Cobba Da Mana
Chapman J Moniello Coom Ccom Loucod
Cbasel ng O L J Brundah CooUbunia
Cb M II Trenthani CosIuigSt Toonong Bcisbane
Cb Ids II ISne Park Memerambi
Ciluentes J A O M llaa M llaa
Cbishot John M WanUlanga Winton
ttuteb O j^V Bolsovef Slreel Rockbamplon
CLARK F Deep Creek Oympia
Clark George C BattTulga tllfnlhorpe
Clark S G Oayboro
Cbrk S Rock View Maleny
Cbrk W Maleny via LanrlsboTOueh
CUrke I J Deserf el I M Ibong
■ Urson A D D T -
Coates ^ T
.. b Samson a.
II J Uarntu di
I \ liars esto.
« iioGi Kuckhamplon
a A| Sb Ibom
jersey
Jersey
fib M sh thorn
lib M Sh thorn
lib M sh thorn
lib \l sh chnm
/lb 'I sb tbnn
Mb M Sh ISum
lib A| sh thorn
Ha M shth-rn
n a M Sb iWi
lib M sb them
IIU M Sb (S n
svrth len
11^ M Sh
lib M sS tb.rn
, CuUiraiie M L Pannri Cairns
Cokley J I ms ew Maleny
I Colbom F tl Fran pton Radford
I t ole J C W sditee * >i p e
Coferian II J Jersey Park Cooinburu
Colei an T J Caroscrofl Tongoolina
Coin F Murray Mount Walscm BU k
, Cull ns Mrs A C Tamrookum B-au R
toU ns Mrs C M nlotunbah llouye Bi
I CoUns I Calton Tingoira
Col in i lumrsel Alb on
Coi paen *i G I If lirnd Wondai
Conmll br F G WiUonSiu] W |tnn
Cuoshie W S BnaAUnds Iki^lPC
'Ctinr J IpinwhKnail
lire It w Wslg^ Gvnt
lUa M Sh thorn
Ilia M Sb thorn
Ilia M Sb thorn
nU M bh thorn
Ilia M Sh thorn
Jersey
A nitTfe
tll^”M'”h thorn
lit M Sh thorn
Ilia M Sh thorn
Ilb M Sh them
HU M Sh them
HU M Sb them
/lU aT Sh Ibom
Ayrthlra
HU M Sh them
HU AI Sh thorn
Aberdeen Angus
HU M Sh thorn
Hereford
Jersey
Jersey
Aberdeen Angus
HU At Sh thorn
Sh thorn
HU M Sh thorn
Ilb M Sh thorn
Ifla tf Sh thorn
HU AI Sh thorn
Jersey
■ >1 Sh thorn
Jersey
Je~y^'
lib M Sh thorn
Ilia M Sh thorn
/lla jT sh thorn
. I Fau
r B'undarT bC, lpsn>
n j It llvWMwAale VewAet
Cal It Ii B a K A I CWigaiTJIe AA lU UaWa
Cm LI R ASretabhah BarterStreet Grrnr'ie
Cnr-ti f U kcTkialm llwhC-.k rsorn* uU
Cratb J AA SGrtir^ WcndsCrk Toscntide
Cfvne 11 C Lari' Aljunt Steth Sale Ua'kJr
Cairpaat Ay C yv-S.e»j Cunakb
|j Cijua F M tfrJ
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SHEEP. PIG, HORSE BREEDERS— WESTERN AUSTRALIA
MUl-WIL
Vlirjohn Hilton tpprr Blackwood
Murdock }3 e%h Harcoi ft Balia) in"
MuiTi) \\ ilium Wallace OlenTurret Borden
Nfwbe\ Wiltiai \ Alton I ark Katanring
New Zealand* Australian Land Cc.> Ltd Tootra
Nicholson J 4 K W Hailj Mount Kokeby
Noack M C Juor Uoiklanls I n-ellv
Norman M 51. *H B Kom 11) WettDaJe Beserle)
O Chnnell J De*mond Duran Uin
O Halloran J S. CorabpJla M ngenett
OLejrt M 1 'loor>)u( Cookem p
OMtehan b Moorcoump Bord»n
W Koojan M dlrnd Ka Iwas {cf
I C ranbrook
I adb If
Pain cr J D Lcni
Paterson Bros Crraton r-mjaii.
Pearse 4. Bogle Narodee Station Ml Ma-nei
Pits«e Arnold 1 d n nd Langaweira I ast Katan
PiesseBros O A III esse Wag a
1 lessc H \ Bra« d« nt d Fan Katann ns
Pob)o> H C Coon ning Uuranill n
Prcm'fJJrt* Wallatin D c-dlakine
Quartern a n» I R Lien low r Katani np
Kichardson t H t d„ e
Richardson Tho« I Laignelt Broon i Hill
Rues Enr M Q arra arra Moora
Ktnl ul H J Arlsurr \ a)« Willuna
RsehbeithBros Wood amip Ur«i e Hill
Kiichbtetli CP* Son 1 carru Ratann ug
Rose F M tarla uida Darlan p
Kf» R H Lrass \ ale Dutekup
ROBrssoK w H rent
hagpen Owrr M sic lark lanbellup
ban liar 1 1 h 1 p r b rrabi Ip Moora
bath Ian I T 1 at Wamima Morra
Uott tevManb
Dorset Hom
ShropsbiK
Mer no
Bord LeKe<ter
Mento
Nhrwfchite
\lcrno
Mem o
Mm a
Mrrinct
Bwd Leicester
Romney Marsh
Botd Lecester
Menno
Mmno
Menno
51et no
D^et Horn
Slermo
5teni>o
Bo d Le restri
Romney Marsh
Itonet Bora
Menno
Name and Address
Scroope Mrs 1 slber Jrwin House Jrwin
SiDiin Bros Maroondah Tealcrmg Lake
Smith C & M Fenidale Bcserley
Soatb J MacCallum HcrniehushStudl arm CooVerni p (rk)
SOwden Iseorge Bennett N andee Toodyaj
Spaira fhonas Redwtng Goomallin"
Spencer \\ O Calcannne Trass \ alley
StesarC Hector* Son Solai Wagut
Stone \ II Vultcenn" taliiigm
SRnr LsUteotJ H Aladale lopanymning ...,
Sutherlanl TeorgeJ IJoeeh I! {Ball) Ball>^ Mt Rokeby]
Ta'bot \ J Wed lerbum Stud banii Brunswick June '
Tht'kray RFC tenrowan Culhan Tood>ay
Thoupsun FfatkS % Co Nanllah BtnonieHiU
loll PhllpJ Jal ran Wagm
TotoD Trustees ot fcstatc of the late IJt St Georg" .
Terrace I etth
Trott Percy Helena Stud I arms GlcnForrest
Tirtfle r E Mounioibie To«I)a)
Walh P R rerfne Nottham
Ward II T Nan been
Warren J C DylaSin Kataoning
" — - • itotalCo isrookland* Grass Valiev
' Sims Mayfield Downs Wa«el
weaver uros Ktvecdale Beverlev
WesUM II 1 MeeVetug
Whittaker Alfred <rth r Bronkfands Crass taller
W ltd og T II Mi^ine (c/<' I
Wilkinson W I Junr Wattle Hat Rutnaimn vu'
iJrureffoil. I
Witiui bury Ltd Carnarvon
Willui ton K B ti una West Dale Beverlc) I
Wills It *Co HankhuisiStudlarin MackietCressmg
\ofk (r*>'
Wtihneli J O Iron if II Northani i
VafTagadte NalbUTTs 1 astoralto Ltd Straw brrry '
Voting Pobert J Driablng Sarmcn |
Watts A J f{ j
Vfenno
Ron ncy 5U(sb
Dorset Horn
ifermo
5lenno
M^o
Menno
Koinne)' Matsi
Shcop.hiTf
Menno
Dorset How
Menno
Pig Breeders
Agn uliure Narro^nS hoolof Namvio
A-hbv 1 W Fden Sturt Fart Welshpool
Banluk D T Hav Street Subao
Barioi W * Son Uartnall Sturt Tamhellup
Burves W < Teperary Burges Swing
B shell J C irelawney Walheroo
Llarkr k 1 I St Leoaanl > ll a a2 Pn ce r
C« ib <1 > Brookvale Jardie
Denmark Slate Pam Denn ark
Dewar Ales AJint Street V jclona Park
Evans W L lalkjn Doixllakine
Tverall* JIc-Latlv MaidaVale
fc rae&.Bretsoii Oclavu t reenhdis
WnTTwIong llun
eCnv Newtviat
II '•Barra ki
Breed
Berkshire
Berkshire
Taniwonb
Tau north
Berkth rt
Berkshire
Berkshire
Btrkih fe
Lerkih e
Beeksiiife
Tamnonb
romworth
Ilrrtvh tr
Ttos Okl Spots
'lamwortb
Vorks (Vi W }
Bnksh re
Urrksh re
Berkshire
Berkshire
Herkshre
1 rrksh re
d Addnss
1 adb re A W Ko jan Al diand Railway
Pa Ibut) W Carden Hill CuikKord
raitiborpe I D Aberbeehao Rojon p
leaceTH Warratab Benara Rd Banwairr
I rnnse Bros Doodlak nc
Roberts C J Ka anaU Dandarracsn
Rolinson 1 W Han ilton H 11 Prefi antle
Rose K H Trass V ate Burekt p
Sanatomim Farm W oomloo
Spencer W C Calcani ae rrasiValley
Ntone Pstate of J H Vlartale I’opan) inning
Stuart Frank Wham iffe C Ilford
T a> lor H C Lcrtl un Vt ootoloo
TelCer B D Gortet a I uilrtfnnl
Walker* To Juad oe tpei cer s Brook
Ward J Fra coW I IKof
Western Austral a lnst>
tlronk
W Ik. O’- I H Alok ne
Hotnvitio««ialon riFi
Co 1 1 1 Sprmgh II '«i fn ' t'*!
Betksh tc
llerkll re
Gin Old Spots
JJeiVthire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
perkth re
Tan worth
Berks!) irf
B<Tk«h re
Berkshire
HeiishirC
Tail orth
Berkshire
Berkshire
Nbrksf'f “ >
Bt^kthiif
Horse Breeders
NaneanlArtln
ml Adlre'«
Burges W r TlptseTary It irges S I ne
( arrull K & Snni Itos 3 P O V cwk
CUtke H J l.,St tasinanl. Tuiklf-ol
Coates ii Skin lit 51 I- kablst Pnajl tenee
ru JJumbleyvne
COLE 0 > Bnee Bock
lole R r t asv-hesvGle f am Br ire Rnck
liasit Ivan I eftelale lam Kellerlvrrln
i> _ 1 A M...
Clydesdale
Osdesdate
Chdesitale
Ciyiesdale
CVrrtrtdals
LIy lesdale
Chdesdaie
Cly hodale
CitsJesilsIe
Clydradaie
CI*de»l4le
Cly<Sesa,|e
CWtevtale
riv Male
Lawson B J D Bos 31 Beverley
loAliIran J tlnice Rock
Kales Iteste) Hounsot rt- Nr Moojebm’
Martn John Vgnatten g slaDowenn
Afaugfian T It Tyneilefw Walgoclan
Ua ghan S Tynedal- WalgonUn
Mson T DatwaU nu
PadtMirr A W Ronun AldloodRalway
Chrtesdale
ClKlfsdale
Ha kney
Clvdesrfjfe
Clydesdale
KA\— RAY
CATTLE BREEDERS— QUEENSLAND
AUSTRALIA 329
It and ^ddrr!
1* and AJJnr
Ka^ T Rosrmount The Cap Enot.gera
Keavnie^ ^rmcpre Kmy vu Bcaude nt
Knit Mian Drrm Tconiola»r*li
Knit h A F Clnixale Tara
Kerf J B \\ atrtraal Kilcoy
Kerf J Deep Creek Gympie
Ker>* n M Rhondda Thorn Street Ipfirich
Ke>'» Cowan Sutinyroeade \%ondai
Key* E J Ke«tone Preston
Kibble A U tVoodstock Tambourue
Kaioe J c o Finney Isle 4 Co Ltd Dnstane
Ktnjt A A Kingsdale Mooloolah
Kmnear H MaUnda
Kirk H W A Cieewab K daman Ck Sanbour
Kiesark F B Ufoaa Broadwater NajURgo
Kittle \t H Fernlea Cleneagle
Knight. Jnr Beulah Peachey
Knowles G K Awa Glen, Nanango*
KnowIes,J E WiIlowGlw Nanango
Koppen A F O Peeramon xia Cairns
Korner A Roadi-ale
Kraitr \ C Inglewood Etna Creek
Kraatr \\ H, bemsale Etna Creek
Kran^ 'i Brooklvn Terrace Lanef eld
Kretschmer C Cbatsworth Gympie
Kroger A J P Creyhurst Goombung<w
Kuhn H F ew- —
.. ML Pleasant, Dasboro
Langford At S 4F C Coplaf Eton Macka>
Larson S J Mountain \iew Minamtale
Larson S P J MtnamAale
Lawless J P Windera Goonien
Lawle> E D Artey Malene
Lawle> t \\ Cteen HiUi^lalenT
LawTence M Qt) Niew BSBdamba
Lebsanet C North Farm Goombungee
Lebtnann t\,.KanaClen Traseston
Le*irr M Meustaio Home Laidley
Lnttr S J,. Roadside KuIJee La dlee Creek
Lew * >lrs J P DalgttU Afalene
Luidemayer G D B njour Garodah
Lilidemayer 1! h Eurori P n)our PlaL Caendah
Lindley J Coeeall Springs. W owan
LudorrhlrvA AA Mount Alford siaDoonah
Listrr F C Day Dawn Cootbanba Pomona
Littleton J H Baloarres, PtneUnds Crows Nest
Loft C Beaufort S ark Condamine
Lomas Arthur A and Ua Darling Dmens
Lead E F ft Sons Eskdale via Lsk
Luck H E Bal luiba Camboosa
WcCoo
M<opk R Fdenbann Roma Street Brnbine
McCrmwfttoUis Kowrn Lodge Atberton
Macd euAd D New Place PeathesteT via Beerwah
Ma donald. H 4 K AAalUbidah
VltlV"MVt I M UoUv Ml Skenng Creek Poi wxia
kIcIVnakt k Bos 193 AsT
M Oougall D Aherwocid Brisbane
Mein err P Fore>t Hot k lAirea
11 wd
M Hard e L RasUndL »la kae
M intiTe Hrc«- Oak kale Beaudesert
Ma int)Te D AAairurnbah Toogoolawab
M IntVTe R A LoU
M Kar I- J !l I Asew AAondai
M Kav J 1-altriTa AAalkersten Mackae
kl K ntai »I M 1 park Bell
M laughlin J P rainiew Harms Je
M laugMin. ll K Maswelton Bracewell
M lauabLo 'I K v Halloween M wint Larrsen
M L* igbl ft \A ll Mount rteasanl Harms i.lr
M Unnin L j AAalkeestcei Mackas
kl Isva* A June latrlekK^^U
wjllon I J TbetlSie* tmisahar
kla or i } Irsma '•IreeL Hanu-L-wi
Marin s» CaoTvlaW Vemg A alley lAttswewiti
kl anu J t C reaoent I arm. A areanlea
Markwe.. A V. ATTaBroiWe peawlewyt
MarfWtt Tit Vusale vpeeslsrell. VI cealai
Martin l A ,, Hid>tcn. Aoabt sub Lakes. Biftenden
fUa M Sb ibotn
lUa M Sh '
Jersey
HU M Shtbora
Jersey
Jersey
HU M Sb th s
Jersey
Jeisey
Jersey
Jersey ,
HU M Shihora
HU M Shi
Jerses
IuTm Sh thontl
HU M Sh • '
Ayrshire
Jersey
HU A) Sh
Jersey
(tU Al Sh thorn
HU Al Sh thorn
HU Al Sb I
ileieford
HU M Sh
HU At Sb
^ M Sb
Shortbom
HU A| Sb thorn
/Msb...,
HU M Sbtboni
HUMSbtb '
lUa M Sb tb
IIU.M SbU
/llTU Sh tb
Frtesan
HU M Sb th
HU >1 Sb lb
lUa M Sb tt
HU M ShUi_.,
HU At Sb thorn
Shortbom
Hertford
Ayrsh re
lilx Af Sb ihora
HU At Sh ibewD
HU M Sb ibem
IIU M Sb tboen
HU M Sh them
IIU M Sb
IIU kl Sb . _
HU M Sbtbfwn
IIU At Sh tbenf
IIU M Sb'
l_a.kt SbAhm
Matthew Bros Sunnyside PineUnds Crow a Nest
Uiynard M. F Raiemhoe
Mear h U BUckall Range Malta)
Meats R Alcilem AVoogooUwab
Meddl e lon K Manynng Kinsaroy Line
Sletker C Sait Bush Park AAarra
Mebehdory J A HomefieU AlacLay
Middleton AA Bn Brv Caniboo>-a
Ainer r SI erdate Catton
M Drr AA Cdgal Bowennlle
M tcbell C B Fairlea AA arwick
MtchellS Rosenthal Warwick
MoH tt C J A Clenaiidne Alalmy
Afootgomery J A AAenton La dley
Mood e K Fareka N orth Pine
Afooee t SunAvSkfe ttornooliii
MOIUIAN GODfRET Arnbial. ConJumae
Mottu. AA Moant A lew DunbuLIa Kain
Morrow Bros. MeUwond %-u Gympie
Mart H C FranklynAale Grandebester
Alov A 4 H Nikenbah N C Lane
Muller A G Sumdale Pass fere A alley vu Kalbar
Muller G E Manan Alacka)
MuUec T Norwood Cbelmer
Murphy \ AA Aklereev Jersey Stud AtountLarcom
AInrpb) Bros Clraogan Tingoora
N
Neil II F Brassall Ipswch
Nestle! AngloSwisskl IkCo AustraUsu Ltd Ctessbrook
Toogootawab
\ewn an C SL Athan AA }yeenia
Newman J A New KaUmia Bos 19 Brandon
Newtuan J kl Caboolcba Cabooicba
Newton C T Cletileigh SsuareTop BellLine
Newton II Bowden StnareTop BellLine
Newton J AA DMioraCteek Hades
NicboUa G ft Studleigb Carpeodale Hrbdoa
Norgaard G Holm Park Nari
Norman Mtv J Aicca Bugendes
NowUnd U C RawdonAale rmtc«i
Nunan A AA Liuesi AAondai
Nyslrom J A Bocae Boo e
OBrres D £. AAondford
O Connor Mrs A Brookvale BorrenvQle
OCnnnor 11 Oaksale Colinlon
OCnnnor J AA AloneUio Camp Crow a Nett
Ornel c A Kalapa iia Kockhanipton
Ogden P J Umettoee Street Iptwich
Otaes Mrs- L. MonntW TuchrkQi
Obm P A Dovtdale Tuchekea sia Conran
O kleara T G Rovlton Humphrey
OShea I J kliddeftburv Tooarorig
Pali H Silnester Dalbe
PaKoe \ L HeUtoo Marburg
Pates J II GwaodaUn Aando
Paten L tl Jerandel CaUert
Patterson Maj Twigg DooUbar
Pavne A C *^nngvale Qutrwtirth Gymp e
Pearee F Oakvale Oakry Creek Eumundi
Pnlersen G kJ Giro Atvie AAooroobn
Penal EaAahlsbiaesL H M St Helena
PerrvtL R L Crwmlale CooUburua
Peteevn ll A DaneerolL KoUa K ref Souib
Petbee>rk.T A Trererne Lerkver
Pettersen C J_ Thinoon ba
Pbill pa J SumiTview Mcyafai
riefceh. A BUckU^s. AA onda (»
ISiswill E L. Coormwa klid^de Cteek Ponwma
PitLAA June Spnngfiekla, IhiUers
Pledgerft Dodd. Broadwater Nanango
lYiolcei. A, K IcoT
PoQard C. K^lesuiaie Rorkbampbui North
Porsaa, A Sunnyvale New A eteran Kowd Cymne
Porter C. Mdton. kUPrir
lAwter F AA ettaraod. kl aleny
Porter T t kadoLa kUlroe
romiAU. B. SMckwaO. BaByaa. B. T Uno
IVatLAS J AViSTa Saialvireek Kilrov
rnlrbard. K J Gaklnrb I igtrev Pra Art. IwVnornlly
' r It C C^aais, Tonroigauah
R
Ka>M.C It* Pdretwea. CoaWLwm Lakes. _
KaM, LaL eg J T.. Happr A a,^ CnahUm Lakes
ttlggenkm
Ral lA Crwawb Park Uarrm _
Kawdle Brew te iemu \ ihage |Gy^te«rys Llor
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HU M Sh (horn
HU Al Sh tborn
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lUa M Sh tborn
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330 AUSTRALIA
CATTLE BREEDERS— QUEENSLAND
REA-ZRO
Naicraiid Addrrss
\ami» aod Address
Read F 4 Sees ^pnrvww Bnsbane Rd-,Gyinpje
Read-nr C P OaVin^loo Grasmere Lower Tito!i,i
tpSIDCh
Redfell J Fore«tGrosx Appletree Creek ChiJders
Rees. H t- Maleoy
Rees, H O Cetbor Maletiy
Reeses J Sambour
Reioke J F Koseiea, Mandabbera
Reynolds H Eotusyiew Oatey
Kicbters Oaktaiids.Tm£oora
K tchie M HiUoe^l, WoodCDdlar Gayndah
Robert* C Betiel DnUbam
Roberts & tbnewall. Nos ar Goombv-rra
RcberU H Malayta, Glen Redron
Roberts J H C Ctoiies km) "
Roberts T H 'It. Pleasant. \
Robertsc* J A Hawkwood
Robertson Jas Bnrnbrae tVacsalpone
Robinson, J W-Bel'oir \ IleTs*-! Sew Fann
Robnson \ VewKflUWalene
Reisers F Kenilworlb Homestead v
Ross ter H Sprinsbrook Lo^yer
Coruda
Rodd J A. Lmrrc _ , . .
kodd Mrs \\ Airedale Beaudesert
Ruddle F R Court harm Maleoy
Kufiie J P Clontarf M Ilmerran
Ruore H b Isanboe Minya Kilcoy
rV' j 1
Salfkdo F G Patcfastla Bnma
Salmon I Birkwood MutdapOly Htm.ville
Sankey J H Jarstsf eld Ayr
Sar; ct, » Lecan Road Mount Gras at
Satape J ( Homeleifh Humphrey
sasaae « Cbeimer
Sara • L Atondale Humphrey
sasae* T M'btepark Raossa) MaCambwsa
Sebruidt 0 Fa new Woeloe^
SchoeeftKb O Monnnide Coleys He
Sehulbe J O Crei.leld Wetheton
SeetUBrat Abbot (erH Toogoolawah
'wotr J A Kia Ota Vanaaso
Seott ] \\ MaouTrUbRoad Saaanjo
b*d(w ck H S Re da Creek Cayedab
Seymour B T Lpwell CoalstouflLakes Bytenden
Sevmourc T Seyeonibe Coaliteun Lakes B ageoden
*iha kel F O Fumuadi
''hapland, F H Cleese Buna BoyneAalley Railway
«bafp Bro* \ rekery park Tara
bbaip J M t) Boachmount serang
Shaw Chat Baleoflnal TbeCates Hockhasiptoa
Shaw F M Ssama Beaud»«er«
Shaw s J Mount Larcom
She la M Brewkdale ttesi Burleigh
Shelton k A Motalmerle Murgon
sh eld tt L Punbrook Brookfiel I
si elds J Mascotl. Teaas
'■hnrvier C ( PLiathcrpe
Sh et f tin AUyn Malanda >ta Ca ros
Shutllewiyxl T Pea hesler via Beerwah
S em n t\ A Sons lyospectStud WaUocn j
Snek S p Glend^ouBb ANura P \ lane
S njian on J) Avcndjly Oslev
S nnamon 1 Trinity Cood^
Skrnnan M 4 L We l A tew Malenv
sk nner 1 Rceelawn Lawuton
Su e A Junr Fairview i ou^ II U Cvmp e
Slarte W I* ri*neU Core
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lIU M Sb tbon
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Tanilyn A. H Nylmat, Monktand Street Cympie
Tatnetl J T., Deep Creek Cympie
Tarlw S A Bon Accord Dalby
Tajlor S J Balbnamore Tbom Street Ipswich
Teese R S.,02kte]£ti. Aeresdak Beaudesert Ijoe
Temple J., Red 4 AATute Rose Farm Eton, 'lackay
TerasEsCate Ltd Gunyan Inglewood
Tb ele C AA AAestrna Tirroan
Thompson AA H Mannmbar Road Nacango
Tborosen Jfr* F A tfturClen.SpeiKerSt, Gatfon
Tbon sen T., \\ attsviUe l4»vets AA alk Bundaberg
Tboiae C H.. Lyntborne AAondai
Tbynae E Baroon Bamon Pocket Alaleey
Titmaish A ! Croydon NusbiUa
Todd J H Soulbp^ Alemerambi
Treeby E AA Muoibeanoa Pie Creek Cympe
Treweeke F L. Culbokie N oondoo Siding
Treeweeke &. Son UirbeeCoUie Coondiwmdi
Tcigeer S B Lakes de Bigffeoden
Tncker J J Kiier^de. Nerane
T ckett 8 C Brookfield via lodooroopiQy
Tnllock D AA Lochabie A eresdale
Tummon AA Mount t areoni
Turner J F Hofmwood AA oodferd
Turner J T Neurnm Bnsbane
Turner AA Aaleneia Rier Leigh Aluodubbeta
Tntm t AorkCale AAereema
Indenrood A C BiUngbsy Tiajoora
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AAaddell H H BeriNeeue Carndab
AAade J H AAadedaU Kilro>
AAakehao I Toateib The Ff«De«iead Tr*ye«teft
AAatker J F Annley Park Kin Km
AAallaee R A Lencre Arana Creek KTUney
AAard R T AlountAieu Cunald
AAare H O Beaufort Mount Larroni
AV arm State Farm AAtrm Rockban plon
AAatoo AA Moore
Waters A T Railway A leu Laoefield
AAatsonBroN Banthc^ Tbeebne
AAatsnn F W 1 Sons Welf'rd Nangwee
AAatson H Ashnore Benowa Southport
AAaugb C Cleoearn Peeramon »ia Cares
AA augb R B AA oo1 ■ wa
AAea er«Hardnc ReesuUe Maleoy
Weber J H H IKaU rrak Cross ne
AAebsler A N Aaralla 'laleni
AAebster F S Maleny
Werker F I Glen Carmel, T ncooca
AAelcb H Iro.li. s Prosu n
AATiiteley H AAycarl^ \ la Rockharrpten
AA tkham A\ C iryn axe
AAick E R Qiamby Oakei
AA eg ns J D MeadowUnd* Hamsville
Wuley W F AArfgee
AAiUuu J AAondbne Creeni ew AAundat
AA UanSpJ H CaerCrfird Mundubbera
AAdson 4 McDouall Ltd Calliope Station Calliope '
Clad tone
AA 1*00 AA R Cra e-o»an s a Roma
AA ton H J Karn cw Ipsw cb
AFCtTOT SI W y de Glmmonl.'’ Banana
AAc4fynden t# \ ToowofTa Wootba Slalenv
Wonlfont J Artondeuchar AAarwick
Wonts Mrs A Ml Lb xaFumuiul „
AAoo e> F AA Beyrbnsioil WooUei Road M lUa "
AArikht F & S<wtv Waitlet roie Milford Boooab
Jers-y
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Sbortboru
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lu M tbirt
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SHEEP, PIC BREEDERS— QUEENSLAND
AUSTRALIA 331
Sheep Breeders
Name and Addresa
Auttralun Mercantile Land A Tinance Co Ltd Retro
Station Capella
Clark Geo.C.,£astTal{:ai Eltmlhorp
Croaley Estates CroaU) Kmgsthorpe
Eurella Pastoral Co , Eurella \ia Roma
Fairfas J H,Marm)-8 Camboo>a
Mrnno
kienno
Comedale
Comeriale
New Zealand & Australian Lant Coy Ltd Mellsbot
IHraeombe .e
Kae Alea Ktairanna Bunftunya
Merino
Leonard A Sons Welltown Coondiamdi
Ltvtninton Bros. Bdls’karvie
Lord Kobt i \ictona Do«Tis Monen
Young Charles l> Glensowrr Bun, n^a
Zieske I Sluthadila
Pig Breeders
Agricultural i ligh School A College of Queensland Gat ton (i
Ashford J Ashley Stud Cufra siaGyoipie
Bishop J C O , Klaraba Stud Kiamba
W|
CauipbeU P A Laaahill Stud Laiungton sia Beau
deant (rl
Colbom I n VAamlView Radford
Connelly pr F C BiltenStud Wilton Park Welleampto
Cooke A S Unareod Malens ( |
Cerdwell AA Kureelpa su Nan hour
Dasey J C Abbeystead Stud Gallon (I
Davfion George ^aI^hlll North Arm
Delroy L. L Cloyna Kd Murgon
Fait P P R)feld Tingotra (r|
barley S A Mondure Murgon Proelon Lia«
Foote AV If KorklosSlud Rorkton llamsville Un* (cl
LosileT F P Glensww Coalstoun Lakes vuBigcenden «1
Fraake If CairdorStud Cawdor via Toonrooiiiba
1 raser C C MoggillFerry Kiversiew
Cibaon AA alter H Afasaie
Cittins K L Lockyer
Cnff ths J T Taabiruta Resumplmn Kingaroy
Cnndlet Limited AAolston U.
Handler J AA BonvaleStud Hurp&v»Cr*ek
Hospital lor tbe Insane Goodna (c)
Hospital! r the Insane Ipswich
HoapItallOT the Insane AA inowbum Id
Howril R A Ascakn Killamey |r*l
JacolKrn J C F Uuis ana Stu I Mount Utroiii (cl
Jorgensea J I' A Son i alrholnie Greens irw AA ucklai (rl;
Jo}-<e Kobrrt c o AA Mrulge A Sinclair Ltd I hrabett
Aanskon %ia Kain killenbun
Martiurg
111 nittud IVTTanHwi
Berkshire
Taraworth
I Poland China
Berkshire
I Yorks <M AA )
I Berkshire
\ Duroc Jersey
Duroc jeney
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
I oland China
iuUndCbusa
Berkshire
Large Black
Bum Jersey
Berkshire
Tamworth
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
IWksbire
( krs Old Spots
Aceks IM \A )
INitoC Jersey
Name and Address
Naylor J e/oHowardAlniorCo. AdetaideSIreet Brisbane
RATIOR. JOHN. Tiew f am, CatBbooyk
Newton II O Buneni Uasrson Valley Line
OSulbsan Con Navnllus Ascot Facbvy via Oseeoniuunlj
I ickek A.OUcktaBds AAondai
Porter M Roaelcek Stud AAondai
Porter M g, Son AA ondai
Queensland Benevolent Asylum Dunwich
Roy C F A & Son Palmwoodt
Salisbury L. 'I AA'acnutan
Salvation Army Training bann Kivtrvieir
Sauer AV H Mira
Shepperson A A Kin Kin via Cocra
Sieniun AV A Sons Prospect Stud VVallooD
Slack J J City Cash Butchery Ipswich
AValliscni F Kunmon Stud South Naaango
Wartnicton bstale of late AA J Northgate SIU"! North
VV alien State Fano VAarren Kockhamptcej ( ,
Webster L S AUleny (<ji
Writer J t. rienesk Esk t
Wrssln brank Rcnrhol n AAondai
Westbrook barm HveDe f w Bent AAcst rwik
VVhitewis VV Carpenirle Hclilcei
VVhi laker J I! • \ ictona J'ark flrutburD vtaToowtxenba
Berkshire
Tamworth
Berkshire
I oland Ch na
Clof OliSpota
Berkshire
Clos Old Spoil
Ta nwofth
T*tu»aHii
Iburoc Jeney
Ouroe Jeney
Berkshire
Berks hire
Berkshire
Tauvorth
Yerki {M AA >
Betkvhice
Tamworth
Herkth re
Yorki (At AA I
I nian 1 China
nios UUbpols
Berkth re
Berkshire
Vorki (\| \A )
im] chir a
ks (a'i w j
AAiI.ums Kobmt Glenrlftpnva
W«w llniry KvV .r
Znwrr VV C C»e»r
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BefVvhir-
AUSTRALIA
The Australian Stock Breeders rank to-day among
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330 AUSTRALIA
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REA-ZRO
1C aftd Address
Name gnd Address
Read F & Sons Spuniew Brisbane Rd Gympie
Read n? C P Oak ngton Grasmere Lower TnoJ
Redgell W J Forest Grove Appletree Creek Ch Iders
Rees H L Maleny
Keca H O Celhor Alaleny
Reeves J Nambour
Retake J F Rosclea Mundubben
Reynolds R Lnnisviesv Oakey
R chlers \\ OakUnds Tin|oora
Rube M H llcrest \\oodmillar Caimdah
Roberts C Bethel Drllham
Roberts Su D ngwall Novar Goonb rra
Roberts H Malayla Glen Kedron
Roberts J H C Croxlej Kiogsthorpe
Roberts T H Mt Pleasant 'Veradlla Grantham
Robertson J A Hankwood
Robertson Jas Bumbrae Wangalpon"
Rob n on J \\ Belvor \ IbersSl New Farm
RobnsonN N ew H IB Maleny
Ropers F 1 cn Korth Homestead \ a Eumund
Ros ter H Spnngbrook Loekyer
Rudd J A L npTove L ngrove Avtnue Conn la
Rudd Mrs U A redalo Beaudesert
1 udJIe F R Court harm Malcn
Ruble J P Clontart M U enan
eH _F l anhw \t ja K Icoj
1 Ltd Is sfo d
a Ca nbooya
1 ^outh 1 nc Rd Alderiey
Sa gado F ( Patch la Baraa
Sain on \\ 1 Urknood Mvitdap ll\ ilamsv 1
Sarkc) H Jar sf Id A r
Sargent D 1 ran Roa 1 Moy tCra at
Sa age J t Jionelefh H tnphrey
age W Cl I er
a » \\ I Avonda Huaiphre
Savage w 1 Whteiark Rarasav
Schn dt O Far cn Uoolooga
i'to'nfacb O Morngsde CoIeyviUe
Sehnlbe J 0 Cre feW Welhnon
Scott Bros Abtotsfor Tongoolawah
e !M A ? * Nanango
b ott J \\ Many nlah Road Nanango
belguek H Is Reds Creek Gayndab
nS!iI r T c 5°?)**®“"“'''** ® «tnden
Sha ke^F (f rTSnd
Mapand 1 H Uee e Burna BoyneAalcj Ra (way
Sharp BcM \ ckerv Park Tara > » »>
sharp J s[ B Bea h nount Nerioa
rJ!” TheCa es Rockhanpton
‘haw L M S>a a Beaudesert
Sh » N J I untUr n
SIf I Urekdale WestBufleah
ck 1 '•urgon
‘f 1 W L Dunbrook Orookfell
I } Mas olte Texas
Sh 01 r C < rilnihorpe
C C l n Allyn Malanda v a Ca ms
bhullewoal T Pea hester viaBecrwah
n \\ A Son Prospect Stud Walloon
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L Lido Albora
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J I lora Wooloopa
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Jetxey
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Jeisey
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A rsh re
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Hereford
Ha M Sh thor
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^Ua hit Sh thorn
IDa M Sh thorn I
I la M Sh thorn I
HU M Sb Ibaml
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Hereford
Jersey
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HU hi Sh Ihoen
Jersey
Tanlyn A H Nylmat Monkland Street Gympe
TatneU J T Deep Creek Cympie
Taylor S A Bon Accord Dalby
Tayha' SI Ball namorr Tbom Street Ipswich
Teese K S Oakleigb Veresdale Beaudes^ Line
Temple J Red 4 \Vhite Rose Farni Eton Maekay
Texas Estate Ltd Gunyan Inglewood
Th ele C \\ htestrlla Tirroan
Thompson \\ H Mannmbar Road Nanango
Thomsen Mrs F A Mur Glen Spencer St Cation
Thonsen T VAattsvlIe Lovers Walk Dundaberg
Thome C H Lynlhome Wondai
Thynne E Baroon Baroon Pocket Maleny
T tmarsh A I Croydon Nunbilla
Todd J H Southport Memerambi
Tteeby E U Mumbcaona lie Creek Cympie
Treweeke F L Culbokie Noondoo Siding
Treexeeke& S od Umbercolbe Cooed wmdi
Trigger S B Lakeside B ggenden
Tucker J J Rivers de Nerang
T ckett B C Brookfield via IndooroopiUy
TuUock D W Lochabie Verrsdale
Tununon W Mount Larconi
Turner J F Hotmwood Woodford
Tomer J T Neurum Brisbane
Turner U Valencia KverLcgh Mundubbera
Tutin I VotkCate WyTeema
u
Underwood A C B Ilin»hay Tingoora
w
Waddell H H Brnvenue Cayndah
Wade J It Waledale Kilcoy
Wakeha I Toxielh The Homestead Traxeslon
Walker J F An ley Park K n Kin
•‘•late U A Lenore Araeia Creek KTUmey
Ward R T Mount View Cunaldi
Ware II G Bea fort hlount l.artoni
Wane State Farm Warren Rockhanpton
Wason W hloMe
Waters A T Ra Iway V ew Unef eld
Watso Bros Banchory Thceb ne
Waiso F W Shons Well rd Sangwee
Watson II Ash ore Benowa Southport
Waugh C Glengarry Peeramoo via Cams
Waugh It B Wooloiga
Ueaxer4Hardnff ReesviUe Maleny
Weber J H H llvale Peak Cross ng
Webster A N Yaralla Maleny
Webster F S Maleny
W ecker F J Glen Cvmel Tingoora
Wekh H Iro luu Proston
Whleley If W ycarlah v a Rockhampton
Wckha W Greynare
Wcks E R g tnby Oakey
Wiggns J D Meadoulands Hams lUe
Wildey W F W idgee
Willia X J VVoodbne Creemew Wondai
VV Ians J H GaerGoed Mundubbera
Wilson & McDouall Ltd Calliope Slat on Cai epc
CUd tone
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Jersey
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WOtTOK U W J de Oleamoral Banana
WoWenden O A Tooworra Wootha Maleny
Woodford J Ardendeuchar Warwick
Woods Mrs A Mt Ubi via Eumund „ U
Wooley F W Beeehwood Woolley Road *’ '?
Wnght F &Sonx Wattle ( rove MUford Boonab
WunulU Estate WunuUa K Icoy
Wyatt J Woodhll Bea idesert
WyHe I AM Baldhlls
YanllUlastoralCo Vandlla DarUng D2r“‘,„
Vamm R A Taab nea Resumpt on via Kins'*
Voung r W Langs de I agle Fam
Young W Jnnr Lagoon ] ockef Gymp «
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SHEEP, PIG BREEDERS— QUEENSLAND
AUSTRALIA 331
Sheep Breeders
Sa ne atiii Address
Australian Stercant te lanA A Tinance Co
Station Capella
Clark Ceo C EastTalgai ElUnthorp
Croxley Estates Croaley K n'Sthorpe
Euretla pastoral Co Eurella v a Ron a
Farlai J H Mannj-a Camboo>a
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Same and Address
Menno
Com^ale
New Zeataod & Austral an Land Coy
Ilfracooibe ^
Rae Alea kyawanna Dunsunya
Slitoo&Co M an e Downs Tamt«
StraCbdan Pastoral Coy Ltd Longreach
Comedale
Treweeke r L CattaAi e SoniJcoSdng
Tresreeke Si Son Un t>ercol e Cioond w
Ltd
Leonard tV A Sons \leUtowD Goondw nd
Livingston Bros B llawame
Lord Bobt P \ictona Downs Monen
Mer no
Young Cba lesD Glengower Bun nja
Zteske I Minkad lla
Pig Breeders
Agnrulturall! ghSehoolACoIlrgeot Queensland Gattoii(
Ashford J AshleyStud Curra \ aG)mpe
B shop J C O Klamba Stud K amba
sah (
Campbell T A Lawnb 1 Stud La n ngton v a Beau
deaert (<
Colbom P » NVamIVew Radford
Conner Dr F C AN lion Stud AN Ron Park Wellrampf
Cooke A S Linwood Maleni <
CoNwfU AA Kureelpa vu Naa bour
Daiey J C AbbeyiteadStud Catton
Davison Ceorge ParhU Nortb Am
Delroy L E Lloyna Kd Mutyon
Fait I 1 R)feld TIniioora •
i irley S A Alendure tturgon Praelon Une
1 oote AV H Kockton Stud Kockton Hamiv Ue Une (
t-owler F > Glenview Coalstoun Lakes tia B ggendm <
Franke H Cawdor Stud Cawdor via Toowoon ba
IraserCC Moggill ferry R ver ew
Cbson AA alter II Atassc
G tt ns R L Lock)-er
Cn(( hs J T Taabuiga Resumplmn k Agaro)
Cnnllrtl n led AAol ton f
Handley J AA Bonv,
llcisp lal for the Insan'
IIo<p tal < ir the Insan
Hosp tal tor the Insan
Howell K A Asraloi
Jacolisen J C I Lo
Jorge! sen J I A So
J 05 e Kolvrt c o AN
Street Bo bane
KairlSlate I am Ka
Kr>-s I J h I none
K ngston 1 u; 1 ami C<
Klun pp • 11 II ne
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sir Stul Murphv i
r Gondna
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Tola nd China
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Yorks (\I AV]
Berkshire
Duroc Jersey
Duroe Jersey
llerksh re
Large RUek
Duroe Jersey
flerksh re
Tamworih
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AtarFartane A C K Ibirn e Radford
Ma loo J J Trie Brook C nnabar
Hear S O Maleay
OSulIvahCoo Nav Uus AKot Factory via Crp(nD>vunt|
PKkels A Bla klands AAondai
Porter At Raseloek Stud AAondai
I orter A| & Son AA ondai
Quee sbnd Benevolent Asylum Dunw h
Roy C F A & Son ralmwoedf
Salsburr L A| AAamuran
Sal at on Army Tram ng Farm K verv ew
Sauer AA U FI re
Sbepperson A A K n km via Coora
Sen Ml AA A Sons Prospect Stud Walloon
Sb k J J City Cash llulchery Ipswich
Hen
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AAelkr J < t Iri esk Lsk
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AUSTRALIA
The Australian Stock Breeders rank to-day among the World’s
prominent Stock-Raisers, and Australia’s Breeds are excellen
•^30 AUSTRALIA
CATTLE BREEDERS— QUEENSLAND
REA-ZM
le snd Address
Name and Address
Read F & Sons Spurview Brisbane Rd Cynipie
Reading G P Oakington Grasmere Lower Tjvcl
Ipswich
RedgeU \V J ForestGfOve ApoletreeCreek Chdders
Rees H L Maleny
Rees H O Cethor Maleny
Reeves J Nambout
Rcmke J F Roselea Mundubbera
Reynolds R Enmsview Oakey
R chters \\ Oaklands Tingoora
R tcbie H H Ucrest WoodmilUr Gayndah
Roberts C Bethel Dnllham
RobertsA. D ngwall Isovar Goomburra
Roberts II Malayta Glen Kedron
Roberts J H C Croalej K ngsthoijie
Roberts T H Mt I leasant Veradi la Grantham
Robertson J A Havkwood
Robert on Jas Bumbrae Wangalpone
RobD«onJW BeHoir Vilhers St bevlarm
Rob oson R New Hills Ma eny
Refers, F Ken Iworth Hon estead via Eumundi
Ros ter H Spnngbrook Lockjer
Kudd J A Lmgrose Lingrove Avenue Connda
Rudd Mrs W Airedale Beaudesert
Ruddle F R Court Farm Malen
Ruble J r Ciontarf M linerran
Kunge H_F Ivarho Uinya K Icoj
11 South I ne Rd Alderley
Salgado r G Pat h Ua Burna
Salmon \\ I Btkwood Mutdap ly Harrsv le
Sankej J H Jar\ «f eld Ayr
Sargent B Logan Road Mount Cravat
Sa age T C ilon eleigh Humphrey
Savage U Cl el er
Savage W 1 Avondale Humphrev
Sohn dt 0 Far ew Woolooga '
Schoepfiacb O MonncMde Coleyvtlle
Sehu be J O Cresfcfj Wetherdn
Scott Bro» Ablotsford Toogoolawah
Seott J A K a Ora Kanango
Stott J \V Manu nlah Road Kanango
Seclgw ek H N Re d s Creek Gavedah
Sejmour B T UpwelJ Coriatounlakes B ggenden
VhWE J E*S* Lakes Bg,enden
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Sharp I McD Bea h nount Ketang
V M " R^lihampton
ev ” r Nvaira Beaudesert
I*!** J 'I untLarcom
!5'.. BftwJ-dale West Butlc gh
^h'lton 1 A Woodmerle Murgoti
'l V. Brookf eld
s eW, J JfascoKe Texas
Shoe er C r ElUnthorpe
^ MaUnda viaCams
bhultlrwood T Peachesfer via Beerwah
S^k^s r Prospectstud WaUoon (
^meii s r ClendalouEh \\«ra P V Line
s nna. on D Avondale Oxley *
s nna non T Tnn tj Coodna
Sm [I A T Talbarea Oakley
_ r I J 1 lor.
|<Hr D ASms Aurora Mundibbcra
^prserW Carnal oi Fan Drassall
Sirnner C II Oakle h Gatton
Strvenvo, J Wen'ma Allfn Downs* Raikh"‘^oJ"*^l
'..A. larlfll South Umbane
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Ilia M Sh tboiD [
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Tan l>n A H Nylmat MonkUnd Street Cympie
Tatoell J T Deep Creek Cympie
Taylor S A Bon Accord Dalby
Tayk» S J Ballinamore Thorn Street Ipswich
Tecse R S Oakleigh Veresdale Beaudesert Line
Temple J Red & IVhite Rose Farm Eton Mackay
Texas Estate Ltd Gunyan Inglewood
Th ele C W WestelU Tirroan
Thompson W H Manumbar Road Nacango
Thomsen Mrs E A MurClen SpencerSt Gatton
Thon sen T WattsviIIe Lovers V\«!k Bundaberg
Thom* C H Lynthome Wondai
Thynae E Barooa Barooa Pocket Ilaleoy
Titmarsh A 1 Croydon NunbilU
Todd J H Southport Memerambi
Tteeby E VV Mucibeanna the Creek Gympie
Treweeke F L Culbokie Noondoo Siding
Tree veeke A Son Uinbercoliie Goondiwmdi
Trigger S B Lakes de Biggenden
Tucker J J Riverside Nerang
T ckett B C Brookf eld via lodooroopiDy
TuUock D IV Lochab e V eresdale
Tummon VV Mount Larcom
Turner J F Holmwood Woodford
Turner J T Neunitti Brisbane
Turner VV Valencia Rver Leigh Mundubbera
Tutin P York Gate Wyteema
U
Underwood A C B llmghay Tingoera
W
Waddell H H Benvenue Gavndah
Wade J H VVadedale Kilcoy
Wakehan V Toaieth The rforaestead Traveston
Walker J P Arroley Park Km Km
Wallace R A Lenorr Ataaa Creek KilUiaey
Ward R T Mount \ lew Gunatdi
Ware H G Beaufort MomtI.arrom
Wanei State Farm Warren Rockhampton
Wasoo W Moore
Waters A T fUlwajView Laneteld
Watson Bros Banchory Theebiae ,
Waivji r VV ASons Welf rd Nangwee
Watson H Ashmore Senowa Southport
Waugh C Glengarry Peeramon ua Cares
Waugb R B Woolo ga
WeavetA Hard ng RecsviUe Maleny
Weber J II Hillvale Peak Cross ng
Webster A N Yaralla Maleny i
Webster F S Maleny
IVecker r I Glen Carmel Tingoora
Welch It Iroiuis Proston
Wh teley H WycarUh via Rockhampton
VV ckfian W Greymare
W cks E R Qutmby Oakey
W gg ns J D kteadowlands HarnsviUc
W kley \V F W idgee
W lia > J Woodbne Greenview Wuodai
WUiams J II GaerGoed Mundubbera ,
Wilson A McDouall Ltd CalUope Staton Caiiop®
CUdstone
W son W R Cia van via Roma
Wilton H J Raceview Ipsw eh
WINTON K W J de GlramoraJ " Banana
Wolfendeu G A Tooworra Woolha Maleny
Woodford J Ardendeuchar Warwick
Woods M B A Mt Ubi via Fumund . ylh
Woo ley F W Beechnood Woollev Road
Wrght t ASons WattleGrove Milford Boooan
WunolU Estate W umilU hdeoy
YandIU Pastoral Co YandilU Darling Downs
Yarrow R A Taabinga Resumut on vuKns
Young C W Langside FagleFaim
Young W Junr Lagoon Pocket G>Tnpie
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Zropf r A A W C Brydcn vi
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AUS— ZER
SHEEP, PIC BREEDERS— QUEENSLAND
AUSTRALIA
Sheep Breeders
Farfix J }l Mannya Cambooja
Leonard \\ A Sons WelttOKu Goond wind
Livingston TVros B Haw am*
Lord Robt 1 V Ktoria Downs Mor\rn
hew Ze^nd & Austral an Land Coy Ltd Wetl hot
Ilfncon be ^
Rae Alea Kyawanna Bungunja
Pig Breeders
Agr cultural II gh School A College of Queensland Cattonfr)
\5hford J Ashley Stud Cuira v a Gyti pie
B shop J r O K araba Stud K amba
Can pb«U T t Lawnh 1 Stud La n nglon v a Beau
desert (<
Colbom F >! tVamlV ew Radford
Connolly Dr F C \V lion Stud Vt Don Park Wrtirampir
Cookt A S Linwood Maleny f I
Cordwell tt Kureelpa suNa bour
Datey J C Abbeystea I Stud Cation I
Davuon George Ftrtvll North An
Oelroy L 1 Cloyna Kd hlurgon
Fait I I Rsfeld Tlnfoora
i irley S A tiondure Murgon ITds on Line
ioote W H KocktonSlud Kockton Hamstille Une
Fowler F I Glens ew Coalstoun Lakes via B geenden
Franke M CawdorSiud Cawdor vaTooweonba
I raset C L Mogs H Ferry R vet ew
G bson \Sa1trtlS Masse
C tl ns U L Lofk>-eT
Gnff Iht / T Taabioea Kesu ption Kingaro
Handle) J tN BonvateStud Nlurph’
Hosp tat for the Insane (Kiodna
llo*p1talf r the I sane Ipsw h
lit»p«at tor the Insane V. llowlwro
Howell K A Asralon K Harney
Jacvlisen J C I Lou ana Stu I 'I’
Jorgensen J I A Nxi I a rhol le Gf»
Jo) -e Robert e o t\ 1 1 Ig A S n 1
Tanwofth
Poland Cb na
Berhshre
Yewks. (M \t J
MarFartane A G K Ibim e Kadfon
Mallon J J The Brook Cinnabar
Meat & O tfaleny
U lleton VViu BnItri.C8 booya (e
Moll It Cbnt J A Maleny
Moore Paul S nnys de W oorol n (
Mort A Fdward Cardrou FranklynVale Crandchesler
I Pi keh A Blacklaods Mondai
' Porter M Rosehitk Stud Wonda
Porter M A Son ttonda
Queemland Ornr olent As>lu n Dunwi b
Roy C F A A Aon Palinwoods
Satsbun L M tVamuran
balvai oo Am y Train ng Farm R vrrv ev
Sauer W If M rs
She|vpefvoa A \ Kin K n vu Coora
S ei m tt A Sons Prespeet Stud tViIloon
Sla k J J C CyCash But hery Ipswich
itnetl W T IVep Creek siaGympis
•eeb) r tt Mun beanna PieCrerK G)-nir e (
an siwa r KunMonStud South Nanango
arb rton Fttate of late t\ J Sorthrale StiaJ North
riw Old Slots
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Kerksh re
Tamworih
Berkih re
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CloS U1 1 Spots
I Duroc Jersey
Berksh^r
llerkih re
Berkab re
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Aofks (M W >
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Mh lew T M larpent le || J feel
AUSTRALIA
The Australian Stock Breeders rank to-day airong the World's most
prominent Stock-Raisers, and Australia's Breeds are excellent.
330 AUSTRALIA
CATTLE BREEDERS— QUEENSLAND
Namf and Addrws
Reading G P Oakington Grasmere, lowe
Ipswich
Redeell \\ J Forest Grove Appletree Creek Childers
Rees H l~, Malta}
Kees H O Cethor ).{aWny
Reeves J ^arabou^
Reinke J F Koselea JIundubbera
Reynolds R.Ennisview Oakey
Richters \V Oaklands Tmgoora
Riicbie \1 Hillcrest Woodmillar Gayndah
Roberts C Bethel DnlJham
Roberlsi Dingwall Novae Goombirta
Roberts H.Malayta Glen Kedron
Roberts J il C Croxley Kmgsthoree
Roberts T H Me Pleasant \ erad I'a Cranlham
Robertson T A Hawkuood
Robertson Jas Bunibrae Vtatigalpong
RobiBson J Beivoir N lU era St New Farm
Robinson N NewHUU Maleny
Rogers F Kenilworth Homestead via Cuinundi
Rossiter H SpcttiRbrook Leokyer
Rudd J A Lincrove Lingrose Avenue Connda
Rudd Mrs W Airedale Beau tesefl
RuilJle I R (.oirtlatm Matenv
Kuhlf J P tiontarf MiUiuerran
Rungr H t Ivaohc* \Vinsa Kv\«r»
Ruliiven Ltd tsisf rd
R'an J D Diiglev I>eH South I tie ltd A'detjey
Salgsdn F G Ut tivUU B ma
Salmon 1 Bickwqod kiutdasijiv Hamsville
Sanke} J H Jarvtsf eld Ayr
Sargent B 1 n*an Road Mount Gravat
Savage I C HottMleiRh Humpbtey
savage VS Cbelmer
Savage SS C Avondale Kuoiphtev
savage SV T White lack Katntay MaCainbooya
Schtndl O Fairv rw VSoolooga
Sctioenfiaeb U Mont esidc ColeyviUe
Schulbe J 0 CreiMeld VSetbecon
Scott Brea Ahtottfnfd TooeooUviih
Scott J A Kia Ora Natvanno
Scott J SS Matiuii lah Road Nanango
Sedgwick I< N UtuliCtxek Cayndah
Seynieur 13 T Lpuelt Coalatoua Lakes Bigcenden
Sevnour C T Sevrombe Coalswun Lake* {tiggenden
bharkel P o Fjiiundi
sbapUnd F II Llevr Burra Qoyne\aii«v Ra tosy
Sharp Hrot \Kkerv Patk Tara
Sharp J McO llcaihineunt Kering
Shaw Lhai Dalconnal TheCavei Kocktiaii pton
Shaw I Sf N)aria Beaudesert
Shaw N J siouBt Larcoiii
Shf 1* '1 Broohdale \S c»S Sntlneh
Shelton It A SSoodmetlc Murgoo
shiell VS L DuDbrook Brooktiell
sh cUi J MiKotle Te*aa
^hn» ter C <• I II nthoiTC
Shat C. l.VnABvn Malanda viaCaims
Shiiillewooil T I eachesler via Beerwah
Slenicn W A S'ma Prospect Stud VSalloon (
Simek S r Idcmlaloufill SSiira D \ line
>ont*aie . -
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rmwiimn 3 * . , - -
lennan M & i We tView Mateny
Skinner 1 Ilteelnwn Law-nton
sU te A Sunr 3 aiTview I o nd Hill CynipJe
Slade VV U GleTlell! Goie
Sit. hat T»SS>a-iv» tyskSey
Si lall'-v W J UibUi-iWle Mary Street Gyii p «
<m h II A J Llvitale SSatvlenove K nsaroy
Sulll J S to Ken'rew I irW Sta'l n !al Oib
••nllh J I Koolpan Th noiwi b* GayruSah Line
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Name and Addiesi
Tarulyn A H Nytmat MonkUnd Street Cympie
TatBcD J T Deep Creek Ciympie
Taylor S A Bon Accord Dalby
TayW S J , Ballirvamwe, Thorn Street Ipswich
Teese R S Oaklwgh Veresdale Deaudesert Dne
Ttoipte J , Red & White Rose Farm Eton Vlackay
Tna* Tstate Lid . Cnnvan Inglewood
Tbide C W Weatella Tirroan
Thompson \N H ManumbarRoad Nanango
Tfaoinsen Mr* F A MuirGlen.SpeacerSl Gallon
Thansen T WattaviHe Lovers VValk Bundabrrg
Thome C H Lyntbome Woodai
Thynoe E Barooo Barpon Pocket Males/
Titraarsh A I Croydon NunbiUa
ToddiJ H (Southport, JiletQcrambi
Treebj P tV Mumbeanna Pie Creek Gympie
Trmreeke F L,Culbokie Nooedoo Siding
Teeeweeke & Son Uinbcmollie Coosdtwrindi
Trigger S B Lakeside Biggenden
Tucker J J Riverside Nerang
T ckett B C Brookfield via IndOoroopiUy
TuBock.D VV.Lochabie Veresdale
Tumnton VV Mount Laretan
Turner f r Holmwood Woodford
Turner J T Neoram Brisbane
Turner IV Valencu KiverLeigb Mundubbera
Tulip F Vork Gate W yteema
Underwood A C
u
ill ngbay Tmgoora
W
Waddell H H Benvenue Cjtndali
Wade J H VVailrdale KUeoy
Wakebam 1 Toxteth The Homrstead Traveston
Walker J F Anniey Park Kin Km
WaVlaee R A Lenwe AtatisCrrek KilUmey
Ward R T MooBlView Gunaldi
Ware H O Beaufort Mount J arconi ,
Warren State Farm Warren Roekbanpten '
Wason W Moore
Walts* A T RailwayNiei. Lanelield
WaUonBros lUnrhcey Tbeebine
Watson F W A Sons Welf rd Kangwee
Walton H AsDniore Benowa Southport
Waugh O Clepgany Peeranion viaCaima
\*»v(b R U Wooloiga
Weavef&Hafdft? Reesvillf Maleny
Wrbet J H lIiBvale Peak Crossing
Webster A N Varava Nlaleny
Webster r S Maleny '
Wreker r 1 Clen Carmel Tingoora
Welch H Ineiuis Proslon
Wbiteley H Wycarlah via Rockhampton
WirVbani W Creymare
Wick* L K Qiamby Oakey
Wigem* J D Meailnv.Upd« Hams'iHe
WiUey \t r Widset
WiHiati* J Woodbine Crrenvnew tSundal
WilUan* J H GaerGoed Mundubbera
VVdsoa * McDouall Ltd , Calliope Station Calliope «
GUdvtone
WiHon W R (.caigEO'Mao via Roma
Wilton H I Raccvievi (pswicli
WOrrOV H V T de * GleoajoraL’' Banana
Vtolfend-n G A loovorfa W oollia. Maleny
Wonifrord J Afden teuchar Warwick
Woods Mrs A 'It Lbi via Eumundi „
Wa ley | W Beechwond H oolley Road Milha Mill'
Wnght r ASons Vtalticl rove Mil/ord Boonah
W uinitU 1 state Wuoulla Kilcoy
Wyatt J Wondhlll Hraiideserl
Wylie I A M BallhilK
V amt Us I avtorsl Co NsodilU Darling Down'
V arrow K A Vaabtnga Resun i lion via Kmgxmy
Voting rw lAngrble 1 agte tami
Voung W J inf Lnsnon Pocket Gympie
7w.pl V V JlXV C Hrylcn *U
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Sheep Breeders
Name and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Breed
Station, Capella
CUrk.Gm C.EastTalyal tllmthorp
Crojley Fslales Croxley, Kinysthorpe
Comedale
IHncoinbe ^
Kae Alex , Kyaseanna Bunyunya
StutonACo Minnie Downs Tambo
Menno
Eurella Pastoral Co , Eurrlla via Konia
Fairfax.J Jl .Mannya, Cambooja
Comrslale
Strathdan Pastoral Coy Ltd , Lonyreacb
Tresveeke r L,Cu!bokie Nondoo Siding (c)
Treweeke&Son Dmbeicollir Goondiwindi |]
Vfcrlno
Menno
Leonard, VV ASons VVelllown Goondiwindi
t ivingston Bros Bullawarne
Lord Kobt P. Victona Downs Morten
Merino
Mennn
7ieske 1 MiKkaddla
Menus
Pig Breeders
AjTieulturalHilhSchOQUCollfgPofQuf^nsUnd Gatton(«>[
Ashford J AshlryStud Curra \iaC)inpie
Bishop J r O.KlambaStud Kiamba
••ah
i“I
Cauipball P \ , Lawnhill Stud La nmgton via Brau
deaert fr)
Colbom.K n \\amlVi«w, Radford
Conn^y,Df P C , ^^lltonSlud Wilton Park SArllrampfri
Cooke, A S Linwood Malrny '
CetdwcU W , Kurrelpa, via vauibour
Divey J C Abbeyalead Stud Calton (0|
Davison Ornrge I airhill North Arm
Dflroy L. L Cloyna Kd , Muryon
yficld Tinyoi ra l
• ••■>.7 > /,,MondJrr Muryon I’roslon Un<
hoolr, W li KocklonStud Uocklon KamivUlrUnr I
VowW.F V CUtiWW Co4lv»uftL4k« viaBiMmdrfl '
Irankr H , Cawdor Stud, Cawdor via Toowoomba
Jrstrr,CC MoygillFrrry Ruvrsiew
(•■bson Walirrli Massir
Cittins It U Lorkyrr
Griffiths J T,TaabUi(a Krsutnplion Kinyam)
Onmflrs I imtiod WoIsUm i
Handles J W Ronvatr Stud tturphv s Crrrk
Hospital for the Insano (roodna i
Hospital fnr the Insane Ipswirh
Brrhsbiro
Tamworlli
Pelaod China
llerhshire
York* (M WJ
Barktbire
Ouioc Jersey
OuToc lemy
lierktbire
ilerkthire
Berkshire
i'oland China
Poland Cbuia
Berkshire
Larye Black
Hufoc Jeraey
Berkshire
Tamworth
Berkshire
Uerkshtte
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Tai^orth
liSi Tainisorth
Joy
eiisen J P & h-
r KobrM CO t
Slrret Bnsbam
iktristae A sinstait t td I tira^th '
Kairi "title I arm hain siaiairii'
Ke>s 1 J Keystone l*r «: n
Kinjisl in I la I anil to Kiiik‘t n
Klumpp r. It llenellill
Keohhr Vi .^aIlls^r«l \ia KaniV
Krause C W Marl ury
laeimre J lit n ^Ili*I IViraiie
t.kw SHd N|»tt
> «ks IM \X I
IKirne Jersey
U rksVite
IHlfia Jersey
l> Jand Cinna
I 4en 1 fh no
MaeFarianr A G Kilbirme Kadford
Mallon J J The Brook, Cinnabar
A|ear S O Maleoy
Mullletoo Wra Bn Bn, Caiiiboeya (i
MoHtU Cbns J A MaUny
Moore Paul Sunnyside Woorolm (‘
Mort A Edward Cardroit FranklynVale Grandchesler
Naylor J c/oHoward MoiorCo. AdrlauJeSlrrrf, Brisbane
IIATLOB, JOHN. Tiew fans. Canbooy*
Newton 11 O Buitrru Dawson Valley Line
OSuIbvan Coo Navillus
>t FaclMY. via Creranmunll
Ihckels A Olaektaods Wondai
Porter M Koaelurk Stud VVondai
I oner M * Son VVondai
Queensland Benevotmt Asylum Dunwteh
Salvation Army Traininy I arm Kiverview
Sauer VV II Mira
Sheppersnn A V Km Kin via tCAra
Sinn m VV A Cons Prospect Stud Walloon
suck J J (ity tash Ilutrherv Ipswich
uTbeanna IV Im? Gynif
iIiobSIu,! Smith Sanauyo
le ol late VV J Vurthyate
Berkshire
Berkshire
Tamworth
Berkshire
Poland China
Clew Old spot*
Berkshire
Okn oidSpoi*
Berkshire
Duroe Jertey
Tamwirth
Taoiwartii
Duroc Jenry
Duroe Jeney
Duroe Jenry
Berkshire
Berkshire
Herkthir*
Taniwerih
Yorks (VI V\ )
Betkshire
Tamwirfih
Berkshire
Vorks |M W )
InlanlChin*
Clot Uhl spots
Berkshire
Iterkihire
Vorks (\l VV )
AUSTRALIA
The Australian Stock Breeders rank to-day among the World’s most
prominent Stock-Raisers, and Australia's Breeds are excellent.
330 AUSTRALIA
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REA-ZRO
Name ahd Address
Name and Addresa
Read F 4 Sons Spnrview Bnsbane Rd Cymple
ReadiOR O P Oakington Grasinete Lower Tiv^
Ipswich
HedgeiJ \V J rorest Grose AppletreeCreek Ch !ders
Kees H L Maleny
Kees H O Celhor Maleny
Reeves J Nam^ur
Reinke J F Roselea Mundubbera
Reynolds R Enn>sv ew Oakey
K chters W Oaklands Tmgoora
Rtthe M Hllcrfst WoodmlUr Gajndah
Robens C Belhel Dnllham
Roberts A D ngwa'l Novar Coomb rra
Roberts II Matayta Clen Kedron
Roberts, J H C Croxley Kmgsthorpe
Rf>berts,T H Ml Pleasant Verad la Grantham
Robertson J A Hawkwood
Hobetlson las Bumbrae Wangalpong
Robn«on J W BeKoir Vill ers St New Farm
Rob Qson N New H 11s Maleoy
Rogers I Ren Iworih Homestead «a Eirmundj
Koss ter 11 Spnngbrook Lockyer
Rudd J A Lingrove L ngro eAvenue Cor nria
Rudd Mrs \\ A redale Beaude«ert
Ruddle F R Court Farn Hilenj
Kuhle J P Ciontarf M H crran
Runge H F Ivanhoe Winja K Icoy
Ituthven Ltd Isslord
R an J B D ng!'\ Hell South P ne Rd Alderley
Ssigado F G 1 at h lla Buna
Salmon \\ I DtUuood Muldap Uy FUrrsvUe
SiBkey J H JaiN sfeld Ayr
Sargent 13 Loead Road tCo<in(Gta\al
Satage J C Hon eteigh Hunphtey
^atage \t Cbel ner
Sa a"e \\ E Avondale Humphrey
Natage W T NthtePark Ranisas viaCanboova
Scbn it 0 Fa rv ew tieclooea
Schocnl sch O Mor nia ]< Coleyv He
Schuibr J O Cre sfelu Welberon
Scott Broi Abtetsfer Tongoolauah
Scott j A K a Ora Nanango
Seotl J It Manu niah Road Sanango
hedgw ck H N Re d a Creek Cayndab
Seymour 13 T Lpwel) CoaliCoun Lakes 8 eeenden
-J saycombe Coalsteun Lakes U ggenden
a Boyne \al ey Ra Iway
shatkr] r 0 I u ntid
shapland F M Clee e - .
Sharp Broa \ ekcry Pafk Tara
5]>arp J Mcl) Beachmount Rerang
Shaw Chaa Bal onoai The Cates Rockhanpton
Shaw i M Nya a Bea desert
^ha« N J Mo nt Larco
Shell M Brookdale ttest Burle gh
‘‘hellon K A ytoodmerle tturgon
‘•h fW1 y\ L Dunbrook Brookf eld
shells J Mtscotte Texas
ShoiterCt rUnthorpe
Short r ( I n Al yn MaUnda via Ca ms
Sh illevoat T lea hesler stajteeruah
S eti n W A Son* I'WpectSlud Walocpn
Smek S r Glendalo ah Wura H V Line
S nnan on It Avondale Ovley
Snnarion T Tnn ty t oodna
Skerr an sf A 1 Me tticn
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a Altani t >'o*ns
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IBa M Shtboni|
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Fnesan
IIU M Sh tboisl
IQa M Sh thorn
lUa M Sh tbom
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
IBa M Sh thorn
Ayrsh re
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
lUa M Sh 1
Jersey
fUa M Sh tboni|
Jersey
Ayrsh re
lUa M Sh thorn
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Sh (
Aynhite
Ilia M SKthotu
ilia M Sh thorn
Jersey
:iU M Sh them
Ilia M Sh lh«m
lUs M Sh thorn
Sh thorn
lUa M Sb tbom
Jersey
Jersey
f»a M Sh
Ayrshire
Ayrsh re
ilia SI Sh thorn I
Jersey
iBa M Sb
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I la M Sh thorn
tUa MShthora
Jersey
Jlerrior J
Ilia S| Sh thorn
lib M Sh tbom
lib U Sh Ihom
Jersey
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lib XI Sh Iboro
Sborthom
Jersey
1
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Jrivr>
Ayrshire
Asr-b rr
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fib M Sh than
tia M Sb
ilia M SI tbomi
Tantyn A H Vylmat Monkbnd Street Gympie
TatnrU J T Deep Creek C ympie
Taylor S A Bon Accord Datby
Taylor S J BaUinanioce Thorn Street Ipswich
Teese R S Oakteigh Veresdale Beaudesert Line
Temple J Red & Wb te Rose Farm Eton Mackay
TexasCstatr LW Gunyan Inglewood
Thiele C W Westella Tirroan
Thompson U H XtanumbarRoad Nanaogo
Thomsen Mrs F A Muir Clen Spencer St Gattou
Thonseo T Wattsvlle Lovers Walk Cundaberg
Thorne C H Lynthome Wonda
Thynoe E Baroon Daroon Pocket Maleny
Titmarsfa A I Croydon Runbilla
Todd J H Southport Memeramb
Treeby E W Mumbeanna lie Creek Gympie
Treweeke F L Culbokie NoondooSding
Treeweeke&Son Hi beicollie Goondiwiadi
Trgger S B Lakes de Biggenden
Tucker J J Rtveis de Kerane
T cleil B C Brook/ eld via Indooroop Uy
Tollock D W Lochab e Veresdale
Tummon XA Mount Lareom
Turner J F Holmwood Woodford
Turner J T Neuru n Bnsbane
Turner H Valeacu R ver Leigh Mundubbera
Tut n t York Gate WyTeema
Uoderuootl A C 6 li n'bay Tingoofa
W
Waddell H H Be venue Cayndah
Wade J H Wadedale Klleey
Wakrban I Toatrth The Homesitad Trateston
Walker J P Annley Park Km K n
Wallace U A Lrnore Acacia Cretk K Harney
Ward R T Mount V ew Cunatdi
Ware H < B^ofort 'lounl 1 areon
WarrmStaieFann Warren Rpekbanpten
Wasoo \V Aloore
Waters A T Ra way View Lanef eld
Watson Bros Banchory Theeb ne
Watson r W ibons WellTd Satigwee
Watson li Ashnore Benowa Southport
Waugh r Glengarry Pcerati on vaCams
Waugh R D Woolxga
Weaver A Hard ng Re«v Ue Maleny
Weber J It H Uvale Peak Cross ng
Wrbvier A N Yaralb Maleny
Worker I | Glen Carmel T ngoora
W efcb if (to |u s proston
Whteteyr H Wycariah via Rockhampton
W tkham W Creyffiare
w cfc. t R^ Q » • iiy ,
, ■ Wondai
Wluus,! M CaerCoed Mundubbera
Wilson & McDouall Ltd CaU ope Slaton CalUope i
Gla I tone
WtNTOV U W J de Clrnmoral Banana
WoUcnl o G A Toowoira Wootha Maleny
Woodford J Anfendeuchar Waew ck
Words Mrs A Ml Ub v « Fumun I
Worfey \ \\ Ute<hY,o«l Woolley Road M
Weight I ASons Wattle ( rove M Itord Boon
WoRulblslate Wunulla K Icoy
Wyaft J WoodWlI Bea desert
Van I lb I astoral ( n
Ffopl I A A W C tiry 1-
fUa M Sb them
Shorthorn
JtR'y
Ilia M 1b tbom
Ilia M Ah tbom
Hereford
Jersev
Ilia M Sb thorn
Jersey
Jersey
I fa M Sh thorn
Jersey
Ilia M Sh tbom
Jeney
Jer ey
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
JUa J1 Sh tbom
111a M Sh Ihoro
Ilia M Sh thetn
Ilia M Sh tbom
Ayrsh re
Hereford
Sussex
JUa M Sh thoro
Avish re
Hertford
Ilia '1 Sh thorn
Jersey
Wshtbcm
DU M S thorn
Jersey
Ayrsh re
11b M Sh tboHi
jlW M Sh thorn
Fnesan
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Sh thorn
lUi M Sh thorn
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AUSTRALIA 331
Sheep Breeders
e Co . Ltd , Retro Menno
New ZeeUnd & Autlralian Land Coy, Ltd, Wrll'hi
Ilfracombe y
Rae.AIra Kyawanna Bungunya
Lurtib Pastoral Co , Eurella via Roma
Fairfaa.J H ,Mannj-a, Cambooja
Lord, Robt P , Victoria Dovins, Mor
I Yonog Cbaric* D CIcnsowcr
Zicake I Slutfcadilla
Pig Breeders
Same and Address
Agricultural High School & College of Queensland, Cation (r)
Ashford J AshleyStud Curra MaG>nipi<
Sishofi, J C O I Kumba Stud Kiamba
Berkshire
Tamworth
fValand China
Berkshire
Yorkt (M W )
Oerkthne
Duroc Jeesey
Duroc jetaey
Berkshire
MaeParlane A C Kilbime Radford
Malton J J The Brook Cinnabar
ttear b O Maleny
Caoiphell r V , Lawnhdl Stud Lamingion via Beau
desert {<)
Cclborn P II WsmlView, Radford
CennoLly, Dr h GiBtltenStud Wilton Park Wellcampfri
Cooke A S Linweod Maleny ( 1
CoMwell W , Kureelpa viaVambour
iliddlelon Will Hn Bn. Lambooya (<
Moffilt Cbns J A Maleny
Moore Paul Sunnyside Wcorolm (
Moet A Edward Cardrosa hranklyn Vale Crandehester
Berks'iire
Berkshire
Tamworih
Berkshire
PolandCh'na
Cle« Oil Spots
Berkshire
(dot OI 1 Snoti
iierkshiri'
Duroc Jersey
Ilavry J C > Abbeyslead Stud Gatton
Utviton George, 1-airhdl North Arm
Delroy, L £ • Cloyna Kd , Murgon
PKkrir A Blacklands VVondai
Porter it KosclockStud Wondai
Ponrr M fkSon Uondai
larky S A,Mondure Murgon Protton Line
Poole VV K KocktonStud Itockton llamsville Line (<
i'OuIer,F P Glenview Coalstoun Lakes viaBiggenden (<
I ranke, II .Cawd irStud Caudor vu Toowoomba
IraseT,CC MoggiUhetry Kiseriiew
Queensland Benevoleot Asylum Dunwich
Roy C F A & Son Palmwoods
Berkshire
Tamnorth
Yorks {M W >
Betkih f»
Tamnorth
(■ibaon Walter II Massie
t.ittins K L Lofkyer
Gniliths J T.TaabuieaKrsumplinn Kingaro)
t.nndlcs 1 milted Wolslon
Sauer W It Mira
Shepprrsoo A V kifl kin vu Lovra
Sienmn W A Sons Prospect Stud Wal
ilospiljl for the insane Ipsnicli
llospllal for the insane Willonbuc
lioncll It A Asralon hillamey
Jacoleeii J C 1 Loi
J iryensrn J I A Swi
Joj-ir Uobert c i Wi
Louisiana Stu t Mount Lar
Wil tn Ikc V s ntlair 1 1 1
Tatnell W T IVrpLrcrk sulompie
I Treebv k \\ Mull beanna J*leLrecV Gyrnpie
Waltiwn r KuniionStud South Nanango
I Warburtm I rule id late M J Surlheate btu,J
Warn-n state laein IVarren lt*khanrlvi
WrIlcT J s. S
Wesdn Irank K~l>f4i
Wntbrnk larin 11 an- I w il-nt Wivi nwk
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AUSTRALIA
The Australian Stock Breeders rank to-day among the World's most
prominent Stock-Raisers, and Australia’s Breeds are excellent.
I
330 AUSTRALIA
CATTLE BREEDERS— QUEENSLAND
REA-ZRD
Nsmearid Wdr«s
Read F & Sons Spuniew Bnsbane Rd Cympie
Reading G P Oalvington Grasmere, Lower Tn
RedgeU^NW ForestGrove Applctreo Creek Childers
Rees H L. Maleny
Rees H O Cethor 'laleny
Reeves J Nambour
Remke J F , Roselea Mundubbera
Reynolds R Ennsview Oakey
r chters \\ OaVUnds Tirgoora
Ritch e M.Hllcrest Uoodmillar Gajndah
Roberts C Bethel Pnllham
RobertsA Dnewall Nosar Coombirra
Roberts H Malayta Glen Kedron
Roberts J 11 C Croale> Kingsthorpe
Roberts T H Mt Pleasant Veradilfa ( ranlham
Robertson J \ Hawkwood
Robertson Jas Burfibrae WangalporiB
Kobin'on J \% BeWoir Villiers St New 1 arm
Robinson N hew H Us Maleny
Rogers r I cnilworth Homestead via Fumundi
Rossiter H Spnngbrook Loekjcr
Rudd J A Lingrove Lingrove Avenue Connda
Rudd Sirs \V Airedal Beau leserl
Ruddle h R Court Farm Malen>
Ruble J P Clontarf Mlliierran
Range H h Ivaiiho. Winja Kilco
Ruthsen Ltd Issf r'
R\ar J D Dirg I < I Routh I me Hd Alderley
®al,*do r G Pat h Ila D ros
Sainton M 1 B rkwnod Muldap II llamsville
Sacikey ,, 11 Jarisleld A>r
Sarg nC B Loaan Road Mount Gravat
5a age J C Honelegh II in phtey
'•avage W Cl'li er
Fata e \s E Avo dale Huoiphrej
Savaea \\ r WhiePark Ramsav siaCaiboova
Schmidt O hairv ew Woeloosa
Schoenfiscb O Monngside Coleyvillr
Schulbe J O Crei‘feld Welheron
Scott Bree Abtotslori Toogoolauah
Scott J A Kia Ora Nanango
Seott J W Manuinlah Road Nanai go
bedgwick II N KeidsCteck Gatndah
Seymour B T Upwell CoaletounLake* B ggenden
SevmouT C T Seven i be Coalstoun Lakes 11 gvcndeei
Sharkcl F C> lit undi *
''hapland 1 H LI eve Duma Qovnek alley Ralwav
Sharp Buis \ ckerv Park Tara ’
Sharp J Melt Beach nount Nerang
Shaw Chaa Baleonnal The Caves Roekhaii nton
'•haw 1 M Nja a Bfa irtesert ^
Shaiv N J Mount Lareom
Shell M Ilrookdale \test Burleigh
Shelton U A Moodnerle Mtirgon
1 1 W L Dunbfook Brookf el I
si '!> J Miscotte Texas
Sh rter C G Ellnlhorpe
Short G (linAllyn Malanda via Cairns
shuttlewoal T I eachester vialUcrwah
Seren W SSons ItospectSlud Walloon
'nek S r tlendalo eh Wiira 11 \ Line
S ni an on B Avondale Ovlev
'innamon J Trinity Goodna
'kern an M & E We Ikrow Malen>
— ' ’ *’-*e1awn Lawnton
- lairview loundilill Cyniuie
.1 Gl'mele (lore
HAT Talbarea Oakley
Ilev W I Kbblelale Mary Street Cvnre
h D A J 1 1>dale tVattleerove Kin'*arov
IJ kto I en'r w I ark Uallin lallovh
J I Koolpari Thinonmba Ca>nIahLine
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s Aurora Mund ibbera
mat 01 lam BravsaU
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tUa M Sh tboRi
Jersey
lUa M Sh tboni
Hereford
lUa M Sb thtanl
lUa M SbF
lUa M Shthoml
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey ,
)Ua U Sb tbom
Ayrshire
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey ,
Ilia M Shthoml
Jersey
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Jersey^
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Ayrshire
liiTii ”h il
Jersey
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Name and Address
/lete^rU
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lib M Sh tbomi
Hla M Sb (bom|
lersey
feisey ,
Ilia kl Sh thoml
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Jersey
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Jersey
Aymhire
Jersey
Hexe'ord
Ayivhne
Ilia M Shlhom
Jersey
I ne«»n
Jetsev
11b tl Sh thorn
lUa M Sb thou
Ilb M Sb thtfti [
HUM Sb thoml
Jersey
Hereford
Jersey
Jersey
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Tamiyn A H Nylmat MonkUnd Street Cympie
Tatnell J T DecpCreck, Cympie
Tayln S A Boti Accord, Dalby
Tailed S J BaUinamore, Thom Street Ipswich
Teese R S Oakleigb Vercsdale Beaudesert Une
Tcmide J Red S: White Rose Farm. Eton Maekay
Texas EsUte Ltd Cunyan Inglewood
Thiele, C JV Westelb Tirroan
Thompson W H Manumbar Road Nanango
Tbomsen Mis F A , Muif Glen, Spencer St Catton
Thomsen T Wattsville Lovers Walk Bundaberg
Tbmic C H Lynthorne Wondai
Thynoe E Barooo Baroon Pocket Maleny
Titmarsh A 1, Croydon NunbiUa
Todd J H Southport Memerambi
Tieeby E \\ Mumbeanna 1 le Creek Cympie
Treweeke T L.Culbokie SoondooSiduig
Treeveeke&Son Uinbcrcollie Goondiwindi
Tugger S B Lakeside Biggendrn
Tucker J J Riverside Nerang
T ickett B C Brookfield via IndooroopiUy
TuUock D W Lochabie V eresdale
Tummon W Mount Larconi
Tamer J F Holmwcnd Woodford
Turner J T Neuruni Brisbane
Turner W Valencia RiverLeigh MuDdnbVpeia
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Wade J H Wadedale Kilcoy _ . ,
Wakebani F Toxteth The Homestead TravHtO
Walker J F Armley Path Km Km
VtaUace R A Lenore Acacia Creek Kilbniey
Ward R T Mount \ lew Ounaldl
Ware H G Beaufort Mount 1 areoni
Warren Stale Farm Warren Rockhampton
Wason W kloore
Waters A T Railway \ ie», lAnefieU
Watson Bros Banchory Theebine I
Watson r W A Sons Welt rd Nafigw*®
Walton H Ashmore Benowa Southport
Waugh C Glengarry Pccramon via tarns
Waugh R B WooUga
Weaver g. Hard ns RcesviUe Maleny
Weber J H HiUvale Peak Crossing
Wetebt A N Yaralla Maleny (
Webster F S \taleny
Weeker F I Glen Carmel Tmgoora
Welch H Ico juis, Proston
Whtteley II Wycarlah via Rockhampton
Wickham W Greyn are
Wicks E R Qua nby Oakey
Wiggins J D MeadowUnds llamsvillc
WiWe> W F Widgee „
J Woodbine Greenvnew Wondai
J M GaerCoed Mundub^ra '
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Wilton II J Racevievv Ipswich
WISTOM.B W J fle,* Glenmoral,"
Wolfeoden G A Tooworra Wootha Maleny
Woodford J Ardendeuchar Warwick
Woods Mrs A Mt Ubi viafcumunili miHu'
Woo.Iey F W Beechwood WoollevRM'’
Wnght E ASons Wattlet rove MUford BonW"
WnnulbEstate WunuUa Kilcoy
Wyatt J Woodhll Beaudesert
Wvlle E A M Halrthills
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Sheep Breeders
Nat
and Addrrsi
Australun Mncantile Land & Finance Co. Ltd, Retro
SUtion.CapelIa
CUrlc.Ceo C , East Taljfal FlUnthorp
Croiley Estates Croxley, Kingsthorpe
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Comrdate
Eorelta Pastoral Co. Eurella via Roma
Fairfax J H.Mannya Cambooja
Comedale
Name and Address
Kew Zealand & Australian Land Coy, Ltd
llffacombis y
Rae.Alex , Kyaaranna, Bunirunya
StiTton & Co Minnie Downs Tambo
Strallidan Pastoral Coy , Ltd , Longreach
, Wellshot
Merino
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Tresvecke F L.CuItiokie Nondoo Siding (c) Merino
Treweeke & Son Umbercollir Goondiuindi ( i Menno
Leonard, \\ 4 Sons Welltown. Goondiwindi
Livingston Bros B illawame
Lord Kobt I* V ictoru Dov ns, Morven
Young Cbarirs P .Cicngower Bun^imja
Zieske I MuckadiMa
Pig Breeders
lawrrfi r J 1 Ii ii ^tiKi IViraiiwici
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AUSTRALIA
The Australian Stock Breeders rank to-day among the World’s most
prominent Stock-Raisers, and Australia's Breeds are excellent.
330 AUSTRALIA
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RE-l-ZSJ
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Rmts J Nawbour
Rwkf J r Rceeles Wundublx-n
R«yooids R Eniasvie» Oakej
R i'btfrs kV Oakland' Tineoora
Kitcbf M H Jlcresi VVowlmllar faindah
Kobms C Bt-thel DnUhsm
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Taatya A K,N>tmst Monklatid Slrtel, Cympie
Tatnell J T . DerjsCreek, Gympie
Tayior S A , Boo Aecerd Daiby
T»j^ S J , Ball namote Tlorij Street, Icpswich
Teese R S Oaklewb \ eresdale, Ueaudesert l^e
Tenti^e J Rrrf A VNlitte Rose r»roj, Eton xiar’kay
Texas Estate Ltd.Cunyan Inetewood
Thiele C U %\ eslella Tiiroan
TbMUpson VV H Slaitmnbar Road Nanango
Thomseii ilrs T A.XliurClea SpencerSt Gatton
Thotnyep T ,X>at«vine, Lovers Walk Bundaberg
T^horae C M Lyisthorne VXoodai
Thyetoe C Barooo Baroon Pocket Maleay
Titmat^ A 1 Croydon Nunbilla
Todd J H Southport Memerambi
Treehy E XX Mumbeanna Jbe Creek Cyoipie
Tre»eefce F L Culbokie JvcpondooSidwg
Treeweeke & Son UmberttilJje Oocmdiwlndi
Tngger S B Lakeside Biggenden
Tucker J J Ritnside Nerang
T ckett B C Brookfield via lodooroopdly
TuDoch D \V Lochabie Veresdale
Tummon \X Xlouot Lareont
Turner J P Holmucod XXoodford
Turner J T Neuruni Unsbane
Turner \v Xalraeta River Leigh Mundubbeia
Tulin E XorkCate X\ yreema
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XXade J H XVsdrtJale Kilroy
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K A Lrnore Argcia Creek Killaraey
Ward K J XtounlXiw Gunaldr
''are H O Beaufort Mount lanwii
»varr< state Earm Warren Hockhanipion
w ason VX Moore
' r RailnayXieH Unelield
Watson Btox Binrhory Tticebihe
«*)*“ L " *St>os Well rd Nangnee
{J****^ H Ashmore Benowa Southg^
M* *£ . CIraaafTy Peeramon viaCarns
Waugb It n WooJiga
Weaver & Hard he ReestiUe MaJeny
We^r J (I HiHvate PrakCrorsme
Webster A N ^aralla Xlateoy
Webster F S Maleny
i» Carmel Ttngoora
. " Jroiois Proston
H XXycarlah via Rockhampton
Wirkhan XX Creymare
Wtekv C K Qiarby Oakey
WfF''* J £> Me^ouljnds Harrisville
W Uey W r XXideev
X dial > J Woodbine Crecnvievv Wwndil
Wilbans I H CaerCoed Mundubbrra ^
XVdson & McDouall. Ltd Calliope Station Calhopf
Gtadvtoiie
W ilson \X R CratBROwan via Roma
H J Rafeviei* Jpivrich
WWTQS M W J de GlenoiMal ’ Baosaa
WoU O A Toonorra Wootha Maleny
WoQdfotd J Ardeiideucbar Warwick
XXon^ Xtes A Mt Uhl vnaEumuodi
VVooIrej r W Beeohv.-ood XXoolIeyRos
Wnebt t A Sons XX attle Grove MiJ/ord
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330 AUSTRALIA
CATTLE BREEDERS— QUEENSLAND
REA-IM
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Name and Address
Ip5Wl.„
RedjeU W J ForestCrose AppletreeCrwk Ch Iders
Rees H 1. Mateny
Rees H O Cetbor Maleoy
Kee\e« J Natnbour
Remke J F Koselea Mundubbcra
Reynelds R Enmsview Oakey
R chtert \\ OakUnds Tingoora
R Icb e M Hlctesl WoodmUar GayiMiah
Roberts C Bethel Unllham
Roberts 4c D ngwall Novar rooiuburra
Robert il Malayta Glen Kedron
Roberts J H C Croxlej KmjsthiWTie
Roberts T H Mt pleasant \eradlla Frantham
Robertson J A Hawkwoort
Robertson jas Bumbrae Waogalpone
Koboson J U Bel o r V.Ibers St New farm
Robnsen N New ilils Maleoy
Rogers F Ken Jaortb Homestead \ia numund
lis ter H Spnogbrook Lockyet
Rudd J A Ijngrose
RudJ Mrs W Airedale Beaudesert
Kud lie F R Lourt Fam Maleny
• 1 ell South 1 ne Rd Alrterley
Salgado r G I at h lla Buma
Sain on M I U k>* *d Mutdap ll> Haensv lie
Sankej I H Jarvi f Id Ajt
Sargent B Loean Road Mount Gratat
Satage ale gh H mphrey
*'* ^ Avondale Humphrey
b» * e " T Mh te lark Uarouy v aCanboova
behn It O Fart ets Moolooga
Schoffifi* h 0 Mortne* de Coleyv lie
Sehulbe J 0 Cresfcid Wetheron
«eoit Bros Abtotsford To goelauih
yoM J A K a Ora Sanaogo
*i Oil J M Many lah Road Nanango
WpawV H N RedaCttch Gayndah
Seyn our B T Lpwell Coalaloun Lakes B ggenden
J ^e'^umbe Coalaloun Lakes U paenden
kha kel f O I umund
Shaplan^d I H cieeve B fna Bojo«\4llei Ra l*at
Jliarp Bros \ krr> I atk Tara *
Sharp J MeD Bea h nouni Kerang
Shaw U)M BaSronna} TheCaiea Kocihan plan
Shawl M Njana lieaudeaert
Shaw N J Mo ntLareom
Shell M Brookdale MesiBurlegh
'helloi l< A Moodnerle Murgon
sh eld M L Ih nbrook Brook! eld
sh 1 1s J Mascolle Texas
Shw ter C G ril nlhorpe
Short C llenAlljTi Mabnda via Ca ms
Sh \tlewo<x! T 1 eachester > a Hrerwah
Sen n W i Sons IrosprctStud Maloon I
snek S r Olcndalougb Mura H \ Line
S n a on B Avondale Ovlcy
Snnatiion I TnntyGoodna
Sken an M M Men A lew Ma1en>
Sknnri R uelawn Uwnlon
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Slade M ll rieneU Core
S n II A T Talbarea Oakley
Smal ev M I hblorfale tlary SIreeC Gyn p e
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Tatnell J T Deep Creek Cymp/e
Tayior S A Bon Accord Dalby
Taylor S J Ballinamore Thom Street Ipswich
Terse R S Oakleigh Veresdale Beaudesert Line
Temple J Red & WTj te Rose Farm Eton Machay
TexasEstate Ltd Cnnyan Inglewood
Thiele C AV Mestetla Tirroan
Thoiopson \V H Manumbai Road Nanango
Thomsen Airs F A JIurClen Spencer St Galton
TtWKisen T AVattsviLle Lovecs \ialk Bundabetg
Thome C H Lynthome IVondai
Thynoe E Baroon Barcon Pocket Flaleoy
Tilmaish A I Croydon Kunbilb
Todd J H Southport Memerambi
Tieeby E tt Mumbeanna i*ie Creek Cytnp e
Treweeke F I_ CoJbokie Negmdoo Siding
Tree teeke& Sod UmbercoUie Coondiwmdi
Trigger S B Lakes de B ggenden
Taeker J J Riverside Nnaoa
T cLett B C Brook! eld vialndoorc
TuUock D AV Loebab e Veresdale
TcuniRon V\ Mount Larcom
Turner J P Holmwood Woodford
Turner J T Neurum Brisbane
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Wade J H Wadedair KiJeoy
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Walker J F Atmley Park Kin K n
WaQaee R A Lenore Ataeia Creek KnUmey
Ward R T Mount A ew Cunaldi
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AAalson H Athtuore Benowa Soutbt^
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AAebslee A N Aaralla Maleny
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AAerter F J GlenCarmel T ngoora
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AAggns J D Meadow Uncts Hams lie
AV Idey \A F W dgre
AA lUa > J Woodbne Greenview Wondal
AAllams I H GaerCoed Alundubbera
AAiIaon & McDoua I Ltd Call ope Slat on Call ope
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AA Ison W R Cractovan v a Roma
AAilton II J Race w Inswicli
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Sheep Breeders
Same and Address I
Breed
Same and address
Breed
AufUalun ttereant 1e Ijnrl 8. Finance Co Lid Relrol
Statwn CapelU
Clark Geo C. EastTalgai FlIJnthorp I
Croiley Estates Croxley hiofsthorpe j
EoreTla Pastoral Co EureLa sia Ron a I
Merino
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Ke« Zealand ft. Austral an Land Coy Ltd WelBhoti
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Rae Ales Kyawanna Bunguoya
Stiftoo A Co 81 nnie Don-ns Tambo
Stcathdan Pastoral Co) Ltd Longrracb
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Menno
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Fa rfax J H Mannya Cambooia 1
Leonard iSons Welltown (joondsrnd
Livingston Bros. B illawame
Lord Robt i \icton3DoHss M nrn
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Pig Breeders
AUSTRALIA
The Australian Stock Breeders rank to-day amonR the World's nt i
prominent Stock-Raisers, and Australia's Breeds are excellent
332 AUSTRALIA HORSE BR£EDERS~QUEE^^SLAND— CATTLE BREEDERS— TASMANIA
AGR— \m
Horse Breeders
Sam« aod Address
•VZT uU tFSudStocV Dfpartiafnt pf Brisbane
Mill rvn I' H ^\oodst<?ck Oporaburra
A A \ Daand ne \lacal ter
Batbcui A C Glen Ken via Esk
Uiraet JUS C»Mi«ig Downs, Waiwck
Blnne 1 C Dejley Central Qu«nsUnd
CoinW P %N tberd eld Central Queensland
CreSM k A T St Helens I ttsnorth
Cull n D Part pas T tts vurlh
Dea Ml W A AHofS
Doebl en J C latala
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Ha len JaLS numlool Forest
Honell K A kscalon K Uaene South
Hu ton M n Jbee < ro e Allora
4 n n^s r Alma btud Greene ount
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3 vra risen J P 4 Son ba rtiolme Ceeenvtew Atnodai (c^l^
KiMostpn J H Cleoare Grove Forrest H 11
Muubead W A Mt Tyson Oakey
Mailer A C Hazeldean Fassifero \ alley vu Kalbate [t)]
Matray C F Fryish Bell '
Mylett J Flagstone Creek LmviUe
Orr Alea Slount Irving Aub gay
fUinsay E L Baaehoiy Umbmaiu
Rogen J P Recif eld Bungiinyab
Ryan SI KiaOa Creenmount
Schneider H Kolgun Fass fern
Scrynigeiour J C Netherby Wacwick
Smith l<ia 4 sons Salsbucy Leyburn Rd Cbfton
StQ tfa ^ Hedgson V ale Toowoomba
Sprott Ja* lialga Uesl EUmthorp
Speott U 01 P Iton,
Siraaii U Hatelbank Boonab
Uagner A C KentsRocket Boonab
Matson t W 4 Sods Welford Hangwee (ejl
Meobolt Estate* Co of AustraUa LU Haryvale VVarwttk
Mil te C F I ikedale Slaathorp
MhteW D 4 Sons Bluft Downs Cbsn«tTo*m j
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Clydesdale
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TASMANIA
Cattle Breeders
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n 'Ir» A tl Lowestoft Bemedale
S L ( urtns plains
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Keam P F Breadalbane
Maekiy K S Ptletuie Irabtown
Macliay Frof J H Roger It vrr
tfackay O Roger K vrr
tfcNaraoia C L Scottsdale
Ntvsn B H *Son lUawarr* Longford
NgwnbamStulCo Pi> Ltd Newoham Launrwton
OI ver E M e o Relb a Fatn * Da ry Rtlbia
OI eer K N Cleghom Trevallyn Launceston
0( vet M A OI ve Dale Chudle gh
IMani H L Ml) teroore
lhtl.r C K ClepDhn Ouse
Procter C A Cleti 1 na Flowery C lly BeaconSfeli
Rrad M F Dorell
Rnd A A Ratbo, BothweU
Helb a rarm ft Da ry Hy Ltd Relb a
Re-ynoUs Broa biobirt
Re yokels L L Colebrook
SCOIT n. B„ Whilemore
Taylor R Minton Campbell Town , . .
Tb >np««a J H W nearoo tmtu FI nders Island
Tongs b A 1 Iverslone
Toswaaeiuf A H Hyena Tewkealmey
Townanui A \1 Ililb'S'w Kktaley
AAtfcaur Joa John Nalnca nmderi
M ng I if ttoola Pr-ston
Wyatt C N Hawihneo IbmorUn
51kg Sbortborn
llkg bbertaom
Jersey
Jersey
Ayrsbivt
Red Poll
Jersey
Ayrsh re
Uerelord
Jersey
jersey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Jersey
Ayrshire
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SHEEP. PIC BREEDERS— TASMANIA
AUSTRALIA 333
Sheep Breeders
N»n « Address
Alcock J R Deloraine
Archer C A Quamby Plains Kagley
Archer J N Bcambl«t)e Llewellyn
Archer W F Longford
Bad ortt L A NN'h temort
Baricock N O Green R scs Cressy
lladcock W Whtemore
Barwick A F AnbU Ponds
Baiter \\ I'lpers River
BendaU A W Weslbiity
Beat. I ercy C Deloraine
13 sbee Bros Hutton Park Melton Mowbray
Bojes 1 C Longford
Brett ngham Moore G R Wantlej R chmond
Brumby Harold Longwool Hemck
Brumby S Creasy
Burbury Bros Andos
Uurburs Cbas Ando'
Burbury Fred lU y Pari
Button Bros. Oatlands
Can pbell John Wesley \ ale
Clsgeleffer i & Son Ola kwood Grose So <
Coem^ A CampbellToym
Cotton Arthur llelmoni R versdale
Cos \ O U Dumie
CrorerBroi ARej-noldaPt) Ltd Mount \e
Mowtway
Cutti Walter Dnerley Cros-e Sassafras
I e»lh r«tone ( eo S< rell . _
1 nla) 0 L Hassle) Loilge Campbell Tosen
Post r Henry Met
1 renrh Chfts W h
1 tyofh P W Cl s
Ireoch T J Wht
so \ ale Campbell Town
en ore
>n Hagtey
Gardner H K Brradalbane
t aienb) John J Creasy
t altnb Sots an Cressy Hosse Longfocsl
:ssllands Len ana Junct
Hall J hn B hen b
I A L. C Vnrie) Longfonf
Longwool
Comedale
Conedate
Comedale
Longseool
Bord Lgseeater
Southdown
Longwool
Lon^ool
Longsvooi
Shnxssh re
Comedale
Longisool
Lon^ool
Polwartb
Liongseool
Sutfok
Comedale
Romney Marsh
Longwool
Sbfopeh re
Shropsb re
Longwool
Soutbdoem
Comedale
Comedale
Longwool
Sbropsh re
Shropsb re
Comeslale
Shr^nbsre
Sbrupsb re
LorsgsssoDl
Lo n g w ool
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Name and Address
Hearlesnsod Elton Wli temore
Hearlesswod H L \aImont WTi te
Heailewrood K R Koselands Wb term
Ileailesvocd Mrs L Hagley
Heailessood M C Delamorr Hagley
lleatlewood Noresan IVh temore
Heaalesrood K K Melton Vale Wb lei
Hogarth W S Westenj Junct on
Ingram J Barrington
Jattses D R The Lodge Bridgeseater
Laird J W Sea V lew Buns e
Leatberbarrosv B R Montrose P per a River
Leanr N E Fairdey K ndred
Long Tbon. Toewood Tea Tree
Mack anon A D Dalnrss Evandale
XIack nnoo C R Mountford Longford
M tebeU R p The Kowatss Sp^t HI erstone
Newton A Brooklyn Egton
\ cbobs A R Dfooklands Ant II I ondr
S eolson A D CanpbellTown
N eohon I K CampbellToun
N rolsoo Norman Campbell Towt
Peeler S CeSebtooV
Ray A F Mangalore
Reynolds L.C Colebreok
RKhardson A J Chi>dl gb
RilcbetSros Ma}iield Cbudle ch
Roberts Tbonssen Xiai A P Table Cape I at
Koboton L H Frankford
Scott W &Son« ilayleld Wrtlbury
Sb pp XX Bjhnpsboume
Smart P A &Smi Alwal Wynsafd
^jserscer Bfsw B shopsbounDr
Tretb-ww X\ J
TsritwU K ( ai
Tjvbe b I daelJ
Longwool
Bord Leicester
Longwool
Bord Lecester
Soutbdossui
Longis-ool
Longwool
Bord cesler
South down
Corr edal
Longwool
Soutbdosrn
Longsvooi
Soutbdown
Dorset Horn
Comedale
Shropshire
Comedale
Comedale
Suffolk
Sbropsh re
Dorset Horn
Comedale
Cornedalc
Comrdale
Comedale
l«ngweol
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Sbropsh r«
Longwool
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Longsi«ni
south town
Longwool
Longwool
Longwfira
Pig Breeders
VaiseaisJ XUrewa
Resosi '
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Brrte K B tl Clare CtrerG New Town. It *nrt
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334 AUSTRALIA
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Burkr Thos Forest
Borns J a Colebrook
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M<Uer A L St Mary s
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CATTLE BREEDERS— NEW ZEALAND
33S
NEW ZEALAND
Cattle Breeders
AMTurdlSon Stratford Taranaki
Alil < A J Makuo nr I eild ns
Abbott 1 L- Kaponjia Taranaki
Adan > C 1 arakaut South Island
Ada rj runt. North Auckland
Adan s J S A»ap n Mana«alu
Adamson \V A. Sm bairlr South Island
Addetbrookr H C Neaire Taranaki
AgncuIluR D worth S bool of Qiabubu Auckland
AcriculluralCollrpe TrUng
A ckn Dr C G Woodbll North Auckland
A ken E A t'a erlcy Slanauatu
AltchrsoD G haitangata
A tch son J Linton
Ailkm A DarBarviUe North A ckland
Aitken W O Asburst Manawatu
Atcock kira. E A Wabou South Aucklan I
Aid s O Fnldieg Manawatu
Alexander 11 gh Clevedon Auckland
AUan R S llatuma Hawke a Bay
Allcock Thos. Aka Aka via Pukekohe tfT Line
Allen L K R dge Road tltHoskll North Auckland
Alien C E Rural Del erv Slasterton
Allen J H I 0 Box 3 T korans Tannaki
Allen T J Kih h bl
AUtaon DAD INikehoe North Au kUnd
AUcniDdi Tuner Lengburn Manawalu
AUr*u Ken n I ahiatua
Aliiopp A A & Sons Da ness«
Altsepp \V F IV n Auckland
AiBbu^ K J Bruntwood South Au ktand
A(Bbur)diLw karangabapa Road Auckland
ADdnceo A Fa rview Tbornburt Southland
AndarsOD A C Palmerston N Vlanawat
Andfisen A C Tutana Pinaka
Anderson Fstataollate A C Kakuia Wanaa
AfldatsoD H C String Dunadin South Island
Anderson J K Foxton L na
Anderson j W Piaterr Auckland
Anderson i A Le n Manawalu
Anderson I C PatkVaa Carterton KankaiBay
Anderson R A In rrtarg U
Andnson R J Meadowbank Kauana PO SoutbUnd(<)
Anderson VV Aokautrre Manawalu ‘
Anderson W J Lev n Manawalu
Anderson VV J Pain erston North
Andrews F M SLHelers South Auckland
Andrews P How k Auckland
Andrews F Y Onston Taranaki
Andrews L G Ku rangi Taranaki
Annedale Station T nu Mastrrton
Anslord E D Omata Taranak
Ansn V\ Palmerston North
Appleby E Pukeboe North Au kUnd
Api leton F Opotiki
Arbon F \V Komako
Archer \t VV a k w Invrtearg II South Island
Arden C Normanby Taranaki
Armstrong F Private Bag Daonev rke
Arn strong S FrankCon South Auckland
Amesen W Maneawharc N Auckland
11 C Konga c Road MaUtoa
ley F A Okato, Taranaki
ton P Carterton
Jury D L A Mangatoki Taranaki
Uson C Clevedon Auckland
... nson Bros Inglewood Taranaki
Atkinson R Ihikek ra South Auckland
Aubrey Bros Cattle Flat I'enibroke
Aubr«> J Tank! Taranak
Auttn L O Westmere Manawalu
Ausl n C E Maunu North Auckland
Asery V ^ Havelock N '
n \\ R Roseva
Shorlborn
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Shorthorn
Mkg Shorthorn
ShMlbon
tew
Jersey
Shorthorn
lersey
Mkg Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Jersey
Vlk( Shortbom
Mkg Shortboro
Jersey
Red I oil
Red loll
Jersey
Sb^hom
Jersey
Jersey
Mkg Sbortbom
Mkg Sbortboen
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Mkg Sbortbom
K!
Hnehird
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Sbortbom
Heiefonl
Jersey
AbeeXm Angus!
Jersey
Ht^o d
Jersey
Jersey
Sbortbom
Jersey
l/leiri^
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Jersey
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BedtMU
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Daley C llnnll ) tVakalo
Da Uy II U le Huekland North Auckland
Ba n I Carterton
Baker A Last kUngotoki Taranaki
Baker r Walloto Taranaki
Baker \l ss V So they Te llapa So Ih Aucklan I
Ualdw n C C Uangach Manawalu
Ulllw o t W ANons Negiloro Inglewooil
Uatlw John TeAnu Turak na South Wanganui
Balanine K J Nonnanby Taranaki
ttalantyie A Brydone So Ih Island
Baltantyne C M TeNauwhata South AuekUnd
Ball nger H T falram-’- ’ —
f J A Kau
; C Malan;
Banks ] C Wahl South Auckland
Banks Norman Waunaire Lambndge
Barber H Shannon kfanawatu
Barber It (I Te lloro Manawatu
Barber W I Molu 1 Foxton i
Darker II C Art nore North Auckland f
Barker J E WarOv Ur South Auckland
Daileyn an E C Kaupokon I Taranaki
Barnes A H Junr Woodlands Southland
Barnett $ C Mangapouri K I> Tirau A klan I I
Darr p tl Sl^e South Island ‘
Barr M Kopua Hawke a Day
Daenball S V Wauku North Auckland
Barrow S Cheltenham I e U1 ng
BatToweiough Mrs J S Memns Ue South Auckland
Uartletl lltoa. lirmtwoed Cambridge
Bariletl Isaac S Iverbope
Barton P H Blenheim South Island
Barton S H Papaloetoe North Auckland
Darton W peatherstoo
Bateman J Ray Road Inverratgll
Bates r fl Taunnga South Auckland
Batkn John Tuakau Au kland
Bayly AH On ala Taranak
BaylyBrot Kailwl Wangan i
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Degg W P Enderley Arapohue NorthWaroa
Beggs Mrs T Weslown f,ew I lymoulh Taranaki
Bel her I Oh newa South Auckland
Bel ber J T Cart If Tannaki •
Beleber K A Stratford Taranak
Bell A I &Son Ifukarewa Clevedon AuckUnd
Bell F H Warn ana South Auckland
Bell t* II Oakura Taranaki
Bell O K Wa pauku Tan ‘
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II Robt S
S Kahot
C Taunnga Bay of 1 lenty
Bell W C Artmorr Parakura
Beubow K R & W D Onnondvile Hawkes Bav
Benge II B Awing Manuwatu
Dennett F Cart ff Taranaki
Bennett M MaUma Mam Trunk
Bennett S J Kaupokonu Taranaki
BenneCI W Pukefaou East North AuckUnd
Bennett W J MaU nau Dannevirke
Benny W Ka tele AuekUnd
Bently A Sons Kapongi Taranak
Bencott II B Mount \ lew W bareren Hawrn Taranaki (
Betry C A Manaia Taranaki |
Berry H J Kaopnkanu Taranak
Best»A Dombay North Au ktand
Best Frank A AJ J Tr Horn llorowbrnua
Best G C Obiraiig North AockUnd
Brtta.J Mastrrtcn HawkesBay
Bevan Robt W Manakan i
Bes an Lxora of W ktanakan W rllmgtwi
Bevege r I Pm Pio. Sontb Ancfclaad
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33B
CATTLE BREEDERS— NEW ZEALAND
DER-FRA
Dernjtf ^ L Stanna> i-eilding
Dfri er C O C SSspho CheJtmhani
Deno'Ti Portrr Cbrttfnham Manawatu
Dcrl-* J j nr Haaswahia
Devath 'I A li kuta a South Auckland
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Do fit Vt Pain mton Sorth a) Jersey
Dc5 N Taluan > South Au kUnd I Jersey
D hhlc R K Kuhcte j Shortbol
Dck U Kaiparoro HaukesUay i Jersey
Dckt) j S Kobe Kuht Wauku A rklanl ) Staorlbor
D Xc I. \\a rrtev Maiawatu Jeiser
D cK e "v llTia gacc K cth Auckta d Jersey
D ckinson Sirs MS tod II Manawalu
Dickson D A WaiUkir ru houtl AuckU id
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Dn r I Ju Hu t u So h Au kland
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Dobsoi J H Ka ala lara ak
DhonbJJ rhn Hoar' Tara/iak
Dodun k P Pan nt\ (age lara ak
Dort C Ac H tau at Sortb Au kla d
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D ft H H Te Ar la s ih Au kla d
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Dovift I tUngasslar So h A hi
Dus I Airs J ) p n a iaranak
Dotle > i P A 1 lu S ) Au
Drew J Ka ra k K I Ma awa u
Dr ng J AVa a a { ara ak
lire Vv [ pn k t rn S i» n h
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EUott James Sox 2 Opol ki
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£Qs R P Ka para Flats North Auckland
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Eodeaa Mrs A PX) Box 082 Auckland
EntetprueCo The Uox 20 AAinton Southland
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J nt sb- tt J flejronsfieM Fe W ng
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Xoatace L llaMen Tatannki
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Iktans tv B AVereoaa Levin Stsnuwratu
Fveoi T J lew ns
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I DunedtR
I Xyte TAP rongta South Auckland
Pagan S S Newttead South Aucklan I
Fairtiratbrr S B klahara bara Hawke i Bap
I'actiUr'C Me* P Dattv'vrt'e IlavkesBay
Paifoeatber F P PO Box 183 Bleabtii
Pa tbfuS Allred iunr Ohaeawai
Palmer F A\ Takalca SoutI Island
FaUcocr A ka pxroro Eketabuncs Hawke a Bay
Paltows W P fi ^orth Auckland
FaRinan T Alton Taranaki
Panuirornt P P Ka Iw Tlanawatu
l«m>«Brn( VVaBos SiMith Audsland
pauMer JO AAab South Auckland
Pauli A Stratfonl Taraoak
Fault L N T koraag Taranak
Feawee Mr* T V A Alaufta Mortli AuekUnd
Fe Id ng L Dr ry Notch Auckland
Peirabeod A Box II Dannevirke
Pell C VV Ke I akaraka North Auckland
Penioo K C VVairenga a tuV« G sboroe HanVe allay
I Fergus VV Ruawhaia Hawke » Bay
Perguson T S Harthan South Island
Ferguson VV lapanoa Tauranga South Aickiand
Perns R VV Alasiercwn
Ftcld E } VVeraroa Ma uwatu
Fxld F VV* otnnaran a Hak anga
f J Akaunu Liflrlttm A>bburto&
F ntayson A A A C 11 la o Auckland
F nUywon ACM Ka o Auckland
P nUvson J A Ka t» North Auckland
pnlayson Markud ttapu
t lapwn N Afaungaturolo Awrklaod
P ftlavson S Uauegaturoto Aucklan 1
Finn e P N Vtestmore kUnuuatu
f i>bec Allan Puker cuu Cs nhndge
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liliKSS T J Ka ^ North Auckland
F tness W il Kelt a North A ckland
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PitcCerald VV J Kan a Kan a North Auckland
Flay J H.TeAwa m
I lem Ag II 5 eleven Srm North Auckland
I Irm ne J Itakaim South Island
liruean J VV VVa k« North Auckland If
Fine A R Ceatrhun Ooxa^VVanate S Cafiterbury (i
plowry H P MaunsalUfuC North Auckland
rioarriSay C VIomnsv I e South Auckland
I Ake ii K TcAwan ulu boilh Auckland
loole t I TeAKhaVVesl So th Aucklan 1
Forties J Wah Pan Nomanbv Taranak;
Ford C Tmt VVtianeam North Au klaod
lurenaa T Alton Taranaki
Funter Pratt t. K Acldfritonc Palmerston Noel!
IrAsyth IS Maroi ak > North Auckland
lonyUi P N I hama Taranaki
lontUi P N I hama Taranaki
lorsftb Samu I Tanckaba Auckland
Irakis A VV Nearuawaha VVakalo
FowVt j, M VVaiCara Taranaki
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lot J S Dkatfl Taranakt
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Praakim VV K J Nevestrad smth AiKktind
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Ganr C E Omokoroa South Auckland
Gapprr H C Lcsm Manaaalu
GaninerBros Canvastown Nelson
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Card ner J Hukanu llaarke a Bay
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Garland J W Flat i ark Cambridge
Garland R K^Okauia South Auckland
Carhek H T Makomako, Hawke a Bay
Gamer A E Olorobanga South Auckland
Carnet T J F Alton Taranaki
CaskllBroa W auwa Opotiki
Crrke C T Tunakotekote Taumarunui
Cennaim W C Patennip South Auckland
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C veil J Nyarua South Auckland
Cla ster W U H Auckland North Auckland
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Claston W H C Drury Auckland
Clecson J New Plymouth Taranaki
Gl>nn O Momnsville South Auckland
Codtrey R B Ilamua I abiatua Hawke i Bay
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Goodfellow G I Wahou South Auckland
Coodnek C 1- Hastnis Hawke s Bay
Goodson Chat Hawera Taranaki
Goode n B Waimamaku Hokiania
Goodwin I New Pl)-roouth Taranaki
Coodein J J Momnsville South Auckland
Goodwin W G Omahu South Auckland
Gordon R H Trewellard Huoua vu papakura
Gordon S C Junr Taupui South Auckland
Gordon S N Earlstoun laerala
Cordon T H Wa hi
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Tauldcr J O VVaihi South Auckland
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Paoll L N Tikorangi Taranaki
Fawcett C A Maourtwa North Auckland
Feaver John Opunaki Taranaki
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Horae A. P BuckUnd Auckland
Horne UiUian Sbortland Street Aucklana
Horaig A V Manakau Manawatu
Hortack J W Raramea South island
Horrobm N Levin Manawatu
Horracks Bros MakinXin Manawatu
Hoskin C Bell Block Taranaki
Hoskin Fred MaUpu Taranaki 1 I
HoSkin K W Mangotoki Taranaki
Hosking Cbarles J Itaiuku North Auckland
Hosking W C S Waiuku North Auckland
Hosking W V Wharehu a Taranaki
lloucben E C Obaupo Rd Hamlton South Auckland
Houghton G R Xtoodville
tioull F Feitd ng
llousioo L C Te Awamutu Soutb Auckland
tiowat, J Marunborougb
aOWAi aL.Makotskn
tfowell L J Paraparaumu Manawatu
Hows L A Kaeho North AuckUnd
tliidsoo A Levin Manawatu
Hudson J NVaibui Mastciton (<l
ilugEUis J Stntford Taranaki
JIugbrs U W Uaimaoa South Auckland
llugbcs K Whanganui Manawatu
Hull F Waununi Auckland
Hull G B PO Box 1327 Wellington Hawke s Bay
Hull G G Otaua Waiuku Auckland
Humphrey* F t Wilctvcolt Ngatapa Gisborne
llumphne* J C Manrua Tulurau Soutbland (
(lumphnes J T Kivertea Taranaki
Muni H A Stritlord Taranaki
Hunt M II Rongotea Manawatu
Hunt las Kkfanond Nelson South IsUnd
Hunter A I O Box 16 Hawera Taranaki
Hunter A II M dbirsi Taranaki
Hunter A L latetonga South Aucklan 1
llonler Iltoa Te Rowbai South AuckUn I
Hunter L HaUrau It a one vU Ifaunevlrke
Hunter I %\eraroa Manawatu
Hunter Haul lorangihau liawkealiay
Hunter \ G Uhau Manawatu
IluriF) P Okawa Taranaki
Hasiry G H C Box DU Bannevirke
Hutch vsontSrtA \Salhuka GisUme
Hutchinson < K AH Ltd PO Box OjI lanshawe
Street North Auckland
Hulrhuiwn H Jluanulpann MTiansarel
llutchmsoa H G 1 alun ahoe fukchoe Norm
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Hyfe U J M flan tv Clcvclon
Itytanl A Drwi ton Sm th Au klatid M
Ihland H tlavtnge Hawke a Bay
llybni J it Otaua Maluku
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Name and Addma
hnbic C T l-iliherbrrtWn.
Kwne II I'ukrhuia Daita^ille
hnlh A I O Baa 03 Matterton IlaHkeiOay
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Kelto J Tamabrrr South Auckland
Kemp II ! oUok North Anckland
Kemp J D Anihilu Central North Auckland
keinp tt Onehiinfra North Auckland
Ketirpthoroe A T ll'hatarrbatl South Auckland
KeiMlaU A II rniateUaf ItaUra Taranaki [sf
K enttly Kmberlep Avwuc Lpaom North Auckland
kenntdy D Monrra Scnith Car ,
kmoedy P C Morruuville South Auckland
Kenyon J C Mocnnav Me South Auckland
KetT 1 / Konakonul TeAuamutu South Auckland
K tKour O il Kiwitea Manawatu
kilaourSrten Kivltea Manawatu
K laby C Otaki Manawatu
kialbeti’ J Kaunmu South Auckland
kinnrUKcDS Box 17 Maflunui
King F I Hautapu South Auckland
King F r Taumartre North Anckland
K ng J -11 t>uke Street Invercargill
King J M ASon Markwortb Auckland
K ng Kobert Duckland Auckland
King M J Otakiro
kinkick K P Huapai North Auckland
Kwkrald e Mn N ttaikanapa Arlington (s)
K rkwood E J Stratfo^ Taranaki
Kirtoo F Papakura South Auckland
Klenner J KaimaU Tanaaki
Koeeboae F A Turua South Auckland
Knight Ci 37 Panama Street Welltogteo
Kngbt I P Newbury Palmeratoa North
Knight j J Papatoetoe
knigbl John Albany Auckland
Koigbi S &Son( Oaktea PO BoxlD Onganie (p)
Knowle* C B TankI Taranaki
Knowlea U D Patea Taranaki
Knox J C Junr Te Popo M dhini
Knox M }l Te Porc Taranaki
Knuckey W 5 \Va tara TaranaU
Kowbai Fnet aa> Ltd Parawai Thaaea
Konger J Oauni Taranaki
Kuna J A &Son Adare ParrettRd NewPlymoutb (ti
Kyle VV A PO Palmeraton North ]
lake* George H Awakmo
lamb A S Taluano South Auckland
lambie A Uornmvdle
Lancaatcr H J Clen Ocoua Manawatu
lancaater Harold J Levin Manawatu
lancatter L A Kopane R D Manawatu
Ja» D CIcvedon
lane M li Kaeo North Auckland
laogtey G T Lemon Street New Plymouth
larent W J Normanby Tarnaki
larkmg \t J Kalxilu Taranaki
latam N Matata Bay of Plenty
Laueo C. Hasting*
lauieoson J 8 Hawera Taranaki
Law Pros Te Rohecga Shannon
law E Tbornlon Bay of Plenty
Law J O Taupirl South Auckland
Law James, tVhitikahu Wakato
Lawrence C Pakaraka Bay of Islands S Auckland
Leacb A B Sentry HUl Taranaki
Leach L t\ Mangarawa via VtoodviUe
Leach K C,. tt oodviUe Hawke i Bay
Leamy 3L Raamai
Leamy 1 Nairanga RD Manawatu
Leask ttn Lureka. Waikato
LeCBXK T L^XgaPana WaLFairhe. 8. Can
Lee It A Mutomo Caves
Lee* A J<« Tokn Taranaki
Leeton J E Lakef
Lrele C L. AaWMk
Leggnt C th A
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Leppee C B,.
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and AdJrr*
' and Addrr??
Martin A D t'oodcofi Kaipara Une
Martin I Te Aroha South Auckland
Martin T C Karwiora South I»1and
Martin (r A Manakau
Martin H E ChnMchurch South Itland
Martin li J Kuapo North \uckiand
klartin J
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rt n \ Murrat Trmuka South IslanJ
Martin S G 1 Itham
Martin T j liulcnood Taranaki
Mart n W B Huurvi Taranaki
MawfcM E M 4. \\ N Illcrton Kikrromru Marl
Mason A C MarlmborouKh
Mason E U"r*«o'*n Taranaki
Ma^m I II Te Matapau Krid a Linr keildinR
Masters C J HuntriMJe Manavialu
Masters J M Hamilton South Auckland
Hatheson J I arpanmu North Auckland
Matthew U G Matakana North Auckland
ilatthews A H Maratnacue South Auckland
Matthon-sSros Ohaupa South Auckland
Mattheus F J T« lAike
Alatthen-s N rapatoetoe North Auckland
Mathieson O CUresnlle Carterton
Maunsell L- B Masterton
Maa A t Stonrhursl Bnuhtwater South Island
Maxwell n S Ngaere Taranaki
Maxwell M G Opunake Taranaki
Ma) J kaitau North Auckland
Mashead R ViTiansarata Auckland
Mears Bti» Nsarua South Auckland
Mee t P D Oak H II Lesels South Island
Meikle]ohn E P B r Omaha North Auckland
Mellow A lA Spnncdale South Auckland
Mellow H Katponra Taranaki
Mellow il T StraUord Taranaki
Mellow N G Rowan Taranaki
Mel'iUs A J BuckUnd, AuekUnd
Mentone Jeisej* TeTawa Taranaki
Menuet \A Glencoe Qkanga, Great Bamec
Merton \S Okakuna
Meuli C G . Tar ki Taranaki
Mfuli E I Beutt Road Taranaki
Meuli Jai Normanbs Taranaki
MickellBroe HUIide Te Hero Horowbraua
>ligouno(( A AUukana Rodnes Auckland
Mien AN 11 Rotorua South Auckland
Allies U U Malcombe Alsnawatu
Millar T A TuaLau North Auckland
MiUarWm Kara Atliangarei
Miller A J Ufuti Taranaki
A] Her C 1- Catnnutofl Read Carterton
Atiilcr n D Clmearry Dannevirke
At Her Miss E I Pirongia South Auckland
Miller Fxors of J MaunRalua Taien Otago
Miller John f^vace Bag Blenheim
Aliilett M P Rotorua South Auckland
Mil can C Mangateretere Hawke* Bay
Mill gan John Awahun
Mills A N Cardiff vu Stratford Taranaki
Mills F ttaipapa Hawera
Mills F r Sianway Manawatu
Mills O A Kaohmepours South Auckland
Alillward D B Tamwha South Auckland
UlUf BROS . Caatlecralf PnnteBag yUTeEuiu
Missrn A F Ham Iton South Auckland
Mitchell Geo Mangorci Taranaki
M tchrtl j Hopelands V
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a South Auckland
Auckland
M tchcll TTios Juttr Tanea'
AIoi$Ie\ Thos Koto^ rangi Cambridxe
MoM A & E J T* Kawa South Auckland
MolloT C F tievfdon North Auckland
Monk Bro* ReikoraciEi V\ ell cuttoo
Alonk F Makarwu North AuckUnd
Montiliorr J C.TeAws
iloore A T Bogeltown
Moore C F Bushy Pari
Aloore G K Gisborne ]
I K Kaalan vwjih
A T Tural
*soutb Island
Te Rapa South Ao
Moeeland H Newslea.1 South Aucklan.
Aloriran A PO B-ix #1 Patmentoo N
Mmsn C n Nrawapurua WoodssIIe
Morgan S G Nfawupurua ttocwliiUe
Alnrgan Stephen Hunua
Monran At C CanibrvUe
Monne T A HI Scandia Strret Palmerston Norll
AlonnK 1 li Alanawaru Te Aroha Auckland
Alotnnn I l> Ngaere Taranaki
HORLAI^D A ftSOKS TeRipa.Soolb Ancklaod
Alnmnsnn I (> Clrsnlon
Morns K J Opunake Taranaki
Moms U K Oak ira Taranaki
Alomson A C Lttham Tannaki
Momsnn C S D Maungataperr North Aucklan 1
Afomaon J Komata South A icklan I
Atomson J Harkworth North AuckUnd
Alotnson AV TeAwamuti South Auckland
Morten C U AAaiuku North AuckUni
Alnftesisen J \ }ho Pio South Auckland
Mortenseti O I Kiwitahl South Auckland
Mortimer J I Okaiaua Taranaki
Mortlock AV Nonnanby Taranaki
Afoxton A n I apamoa Ray ol 1 lenty
Morton J O Fgmont Village
Alortoa kennelh Orrna Aongateti
h IsUnd
AuckUnd
Aiorton AA k Alotu ra
Moulder C C Kot nga
Moutdey A Tirau South AuckUnd
Afouitsey R lAirangi via Inglewood Taranaki
Mowat A G Midcau Soulh AuckUnd
Mutt Btoa Ohapi Farm Oran
Aluggendge A il Mauntahi Taranaki
“ '-indgtIAt» Aucoa Taranaks
Muir A t
a Vlanawatu
Muir J Bniton AAaitara Taranaki fj
Muir J AA Eureka South Auckland
Muir AA AAaibl South AuckUnd
Muirbead T S Greenfields AAaimatuku
Alullin* F AAhirfell Ardmore NortbAuckUnd (.
MuIIiom II Hawera Taranakt
Alunday K S Rowan Stratford
Mundt AA P Paengaroa South AurhUnd
Mungavm I H Ohau Atanawatu
Munro J Netberton
Munror C E Clevedon
Murdoch A J PO Box lie AATiangarei N AuckUnd
Afurdock R C Tangiterona Norlh Auckland
Afurpby Chas K loglewcai Farm EaslTamaki
'luephy Oasid Kennington SoulhUnd
Alut^y 1 C Ngaere Tannaki
Afurphy j J Cubome Hawke i Bay
Alutpby At R Aliromu AAhenuakura Palea (tf
Aluephy AA k AAhenuakuta Manawatu
Murray Bro« lleaccmslield Stratford Taranaki
Afurray D O rdgecotnbe Sooth AuckUnd
Murray C J Olakin Bay of Plenty
Murray Geo Brarmar Lake Tekapo S Canterbury (i
Aliiray I June AAooilviile Hawke a&ay
Murray J <> Opot kl South AuckUod
Alueray AA J Oukin So ith AuckUnd
Nash 'I J Tangtterona North Auckland
Nathan 1* H bnnga Masterton Hawke a Bay
Nauchton J Alatapu Taranaki
Naylor H Te Rapa Franktonjunc S AuckUnd
Neaber C Box SJ Momnsville
NesI UC FlatCreek South IsUnd
Needham Arthur Douglas Stratford
Neem AA Richmond South IsUnd
Nelson J S AAoodvilte
Nelson AA S Private Bag Auckland
Ness R Peathentoa Hawke* Ray
NewUnd E Masterton Hawke s Bay
Newport C L & Son Korere Nelson South IsUnd
Seykin J Otakl Railway
Nichol George Matjura SouthUnd
Nichol John FairAiew Ard nore Papakura Au kUnd
NKbolas Bros Alangaloki Taranaki
NKhotlsBras Parakai HelensvUle
NacboIR }( AA Kichinond South IsUnd
Nacbolson 1 Manakau Manawatu
Nicholson J H Kopane I ahoerston North
Nnolsna J Hawera Taranaki
Ntcohon las kaupoknnui Taranaki
Nwison N 1* & Son Tukitahuna Alanawatu f
Nuon Mrs F N AAanzinui Manawatu
Norman T Box 4* Otautau South-and I
North H & Soils Omimi Otago
North Mrs M Ohaupo, South Auckland
Northrop F Kaponea Taranaki
Norton Airs £ L^AAaimauku North AuckUmi
Norton Mrs G AA^Omabu Thames South AockUiki
SoxAon J Matapu Taranaki
Norton AA Atbesn Road Onebunga North AucLUikl
Ncuaiter > lobnsviJe Vlanawatu
NowtD a AA , The Lakes Hawera. Taranaki
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Name and Address
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O Callaghan Mrs Ka nui Tkiaiu Northern Wairo
North Auckland
Odgers J M Knrtiai IlatrkesDay
ODonndl A A Bunnythorpe MananalU
ODonotll A VJ 23 CameronSt Hawtra Taranaki
O Donnell J Bunnythorpe Mananatu
O D>-er John Spring Creek .
OITICEE C 3 .ThomhtirT Sdo'tlaai
OH cet NS A IngWTOd Taranaki
Ogle W H Kohukohu North Auckland
O Hanton E J WaitoiMi Taranaki
Oiler J O J Teinuka South Island
Olson W F FgtnontTUlage Taranaki
0 Neill Bros One Tree Farm Wanganui
OKeiUy 1 r Westmere Mans vatu
Orobeij! A P Carterton HavikesBay
Orr L L Horahora R D South Auckland
OShea J r Ohangai Hawera
OSuUiian E & Sons Tanki Taranaki
Otto A HobsoniiUe North Auckland
Osenham W Lruti Taranaki
Page F C Bnehtnafer Nelson South Island /j
Palmer A J Rotomanu Otira Lane
Pack \\ G TeA-fcamuti Uakato H
Parker C Hair m South Auckland
Parker F A H Opaheke Auckland
Parker J 11 Mauncatavihin \allcv North Auckland
Parkn R L Bell Block Taranaki II
Park nvin Urns P 0 Boa 86 Opot ki
Park nson P C Opot ki
Parkinson J Box a Opot ki Baj of Plenl>
Parlane J Cashmere Canterbury
Parrtsh A Northeote North Auickland
Panone R T Martinborough Hawke a Bay
Paterson A Ngaruawabia South Auckland
Palerson S F Hcpkonut Southland
Paterson T C Longfields Fantis Hokonui P (.
Southland (il
Paterson TV A TeRapa South Auckland
Paton C I Isa kere Obinewa Snuth Auckland
Paton Noel Blenheim
^tten £ A Little Kiser South Island
Pattrcsen R A Ilunua North Auckland
Pattie J Dillon Pont Blenheim
Paul t L Ohaeawai North Auckland
Paul \\ J Toa Toa Opot ki South Auckland
Painter W H Stratford Taranaki
Peach Bros Ashlev Bank Canterbury
Pcacb Kobi Ashley Bank Canterbury
Pcaeoeke E F \UstonLea Kanulton
Peake Noel Roto o rangi
Pearce J D Mangorei Taranaki
Veane A J Wa ateka jorirtion Oamam South Island
Pearson C Junr Rawene Soctb Auckland
Pearson H Bawene North Auckland
Pease J Matatoki Thames A alley
Peat Wni PO 80x29 Wanganui
Pealt e A H Aldersyde CUrksUIe South Island
Pelletw F AI Kimbolton Road Fetid ng Alanawatu
Pellow t P Onewhero Tuakua
Penn ket Airs C Ohaupo Auckland
Pennikel J Rakuhia Auckland
Penny H K Oka awa Taranaki
Peoples H Drury North Auckland
Peppercorn A t Cambndge South Auckland
PeppereO C ff HiHCrest Houlo M bangarei
Peiess G Tomoana Hawke s Day
Perrau M E Fcwtan Manawatu
Perger T W \\a ura Taranaki
Pemn L P Acanoiu
Perry A Watkw-orth North Auckland
Perry J \\ Masterton
Perry T Marvgatokl Taranaki
Peryman E S TatTapu South Auckland
Petch Bros l*nvate Bag Te Ku ti Waikato I
Peterson P } Bnxtoii Taranaki
Petit H G Ariw to South Island
Pett grew J 4 J A Pihatna Taranaki
Philt ps A AS „ kahotu Taranaki
Pbltps E A Ataunu WTiangarei North Auckland
Ph II ps F Otorohanga South Auckland
PhiU ps H H J ersey Meadows Rehunga Dannesirke
PhllpsJ Clihan Taranaki
PbiUps J II Awaluna Taranaki
Ph » ps At T SirailoTd Taranaki
111 II ps W O Maljngi Cambridge
I*h Ip II TeKowhal boulhA cUland
INCkenll Dr H } Kelso Soulh Island
I‘I her \\ E Raumal Hawke s Day
HIl Jas Ala hi Real Hawera Taranaki (
* " naer A G Tanlwha Aoulh Auckland
Isnke, IJ < Hay o( Plenty
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Platl T W JIatangi Cambridge
iriayle A F iUUciwa Carterton
Plajle H C Carterton
Poke 3 Ketenikao, Kamo Auckland
Poletti 3 Bell Block Taranaki
PoIUfd W Blenheim
Pollock T 3uur 1 ukrVohe North Auckland
PoHoeV W Hawera Taranaki
Pciwm W J Fordctl Wanganii
Pood H C H nurru Smith Auckland
Pople A j Bombay North Auckland
PoenU U E Puketoto Hamilton South Auckland
Port R J Waikanae Manawal i
Porter W H ISnaka So ith Auckland
PoitsT Airedale Delia ery Oamani South Island
Potts F Pekanui I irong a
Potts j C Pekanui Pirongia
Powell C J C Opa iwhaoga H kurangi \ Auckland
Powell It C Hunnvthorpe Manawafu
Power F 41 Cole Street Masterton
Power K NukiuniTi) Atanaualu
Powick E J Oponoui North Auckland
Pratt G Stntford Taranaki
Piyntioe R Kiwitea Mauairatu
Prestoo Jos Oamaru
Price A D TotagoSay HawkesCay
Pnee Mrs Af J Taonui Manxwatu
Prosser L W A J T Lerston South Island
Pryce hits It LOTgaith Taranaki
Piickey C S Kaitaia North Auckland
PulforrI A Riccarton Road Cbnstchurcfa Soulh Island
PultarBros Oiautau ,
Pufthas Dr A C SO Symond Street Auckbnd North
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Purdie H AAaltara Taranaki
Purdoo S Mauegakaraina North Auckland
Putt E R Oukeho TansakS
Ouinn J Drury North Auckland
Radford S M Riverlea Taranaki
Kae Bros Tarara Dtmcd n
Rae J Tanealua South Auckland
RaRise> D CUrkiUU South Island
Ranfora T AVhakaronga Manawatu
Ranstead Bros PO Bos 19 Matangi Cambridge
Ranstead J M Mstanp Catnbtiditt
Ranstead Ral(>b Matangl Cambr dge
Ranstead RScarbnck Matangi Canibndge
Kapiey A W NS a hi South Auckland
Raven T W okato Taranaki
Raymond VV c Timaru South island
RaynerBros Carterton HaakesBay
Raynes A Patumahoe North Auckland
KeMcr H M Havelock Marlborough South Island
Reader AV A Konto Taranaki
Redstone J H O Neatapj Hawke s Bay
Reece W C Oootik South Auckland
Reed Hon V H FairUwn Ka ta a North Auckland
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Reeve SmiA M V Ana Te Kuii
Red A T Oateville Hawke s Bay
Red D McGregor AlOton South Island
Reid J Rama Rama North Auckland
Ke d R Rama Rama Nntb Aucklaad
Red T D Glenbrook Auckland North Auckland
Re d W SeacI ff South Island
ReiWy L E TakaVa South Island
Kemiogton T M Westmere Manawatu
Renwick T DumgreeSlat on Seddon hfarlbotough
Retter* A H Ka paki Sooth Auckland
Reynolds L Maungataoere North Auckland
Rhodes Sir Heaton OUbuna TaiTaou Canterbury
Bbynd G A Mat ere Taranaki
Richards J K Flemington Wap kurao Hawke sBa;
Richardson J Shannon Manawatu
RKhardson M Tlakitahuna Manawatu
R chardson W If Lowgarth Taranaki
Richfeld C J Port Levy Banks Peninsula
RKhl ngs W Buckland N orih Auckland
Rebmond C Otorohanga South Auckland
Richmond J Otorohanga South Auckland
Rckard CTlanakua Manawatu
R eketts A C Eltham Taranaki
R Idell J C Papamoa Thames
RddeUNN Marlon Manawatu
Rddle Mrs M Palmerston South Island
Rdge W H South Norsewood HawkesBay
Ridgley B NVaiuku AiickUnl
Riigley S W
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Risk J Rox3J Ohur*
Robb J Wntmrrr Manairatu
Robb M K I atuUki C sbornr Hawke a Bay
Robert I* C ralmmton North
Robert, " Wliakaronta Manawalu
Roberts I< Parks ale Carterton Hawke s Ba)
Roberts C \\a toa Te Aroha
Roberts. V T I akuranea Auckland
Roberts,!, (j LastTnrt Road Maihou Auckland
Roberts. Vi J Klrersles RiSsale Bag Darjavil
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Robertson A B Hawera Taranaki
Robertson j llaumoana Hawke s Bay
Robertson J
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Robertson ^l Ngarua South Auckland
Robertson R W Olorohanea, Sooth Auckland
Robertson R \\ D Box 113 New Pl>-mouth
Robertson Uilliam Wastama Tokumani Bay
Robieson E & Son tlatakaoa North Aueklarid
Rob nson Dro« Palerauin
Robinson NCR Mt Palm Rotherham fnterl
Robuison B R Manakua, Manawatu
Rob nson L L Hinuera South Auckland
Robinson I Oiaki Railway Manawatu
Robmsoi
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Robuison S J Hinuera South Auckland
Robnson T E Win Sapatoetoe North Auckland
Rob nson W I atumahoe North Auckland
Robwn H Roromatua R D South Auckland
Rodgers J A Douglas Taranaki
Rodomski E Kelvin Crose
Roebuck Wm Kukubu Auckland
Roe F <■ \ Sons Weraroa
Rogers C W Vrenui
Rogers H Pukekobe North Auckland
Rogers H C Mangateki Taranaki
Regen J W Te Puke South Auckland
Roeen Mn M A Katikati South AuekUad
RoUe A In lewood
RoIitoB R Junr Levin Manawatu
Rome Count von Brydone South (ilaod
Rotnies J F J Wbakaronga Manawatu
Reose E L Pukekobe North Auckland
Roper Harry Weedens'Courteney Rural Canterbury
Rote H J Blenheim South Island
Rote Mn M Spring Creek South Island
Rets Mn.C F M Wivetiey kbnawatu
Rou F C Kwilea kUnawitu
Roil j C.. Kiw tea Manawatu
Kou Outnin Callemondab Waibi Soutb Auckland
Rom W Maunaw^tta Fozton
Rom W D Memnsvilie South Auckland
Rothe k Kiseflea Tannaki
KoulstoD Btoi Pukekobe North Auckland
Rout C C H Cambridge . _
Rout K J AUungaturoto North Auckland
Rowan F M Tailord Wananui Manawatu
Rowe P H Kio-Kio South AuckUod
Rowntree W J Wakiekie Auckland
Roydt C E Burnside Road Fendalton Christchurch
Roi-di J I 130 Straien Road lendaltoo Cbnstcbarcb|
Ruakere P Pun ho
Ruddxk Robt Douclasdale Taneatua
Rumball H A Tanki Taranaki
Rushm B haupokonm Taranaki
Rushton ! Tatuanul South Auckland
Russell SrA H Tunanui Hast ngs
Russell E A Woodvdle
Russo D Rotceorangi
Rutherford A J Moroa Alfredton
Rutherford L Inverness Pama»ut
Rutledge V' H M •'
R>4ll O W
Ryan Jai '
a South Auckland
Ribiirn F J U Pateiangi South Auckland
Rjbum J J Oaklandi Ngahnapoun Ohaupo
Ryder C. A Taukau
Sa niburv D INiketoha Hamilton
Salwar tl Hua Brook BeU Block Taranaki ,,
Sampson II C Woodlands Hillsborough NewPlymouth(/Jj
lO Kx> south Auckland
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A J Cambridge S.s
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T J Kaponga Taranaki _
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Breed
Srbmldt r M (hint Taranaki
Schneebel A Hawear Taranaki
Schnell II Lakes te Leeslcm South Island
Schraftl C P Jr Walton
Sebof 1 1 L. H Ka inmu K M I)
Scott IlcDi Ka para I lata North Aueklan I
Scott U L Hawera Taranaki
Scott Dasid Waibcetown Southland
Scott J r Opawa
Scott j M > ahautea Hasrke i Bay
Scott J K Merton South Island
Scott W Thames South Auckland
Scott W C Kaibai South Auckland
Scown K S Manulahi Taranaki
Searte John ka paki Ohaupo Mam Trunk Line
Seay J S Aranmu North Auckbnd
Serombe Tboi Te TeWo Auckbnd
Seed a II Ta bca Matamata South Auckbnd
Seed S M Cambridge South Auckbnd
Setter Walter lalmerston North
Selby C II Uaiuku North Auckbnd
Sergeant A W Riverbead North Auckbnd
Seymour Mn B W Pateraugi Road Ohai
Auckland
Seymour G T Box St Blenheim (:
Shaldeis H Wbangarei North Auckland
Shalloon S Opotiki South Auckbnd
Shannon Afn 1 Palmerston N Manawatu
Sharp C It Normanby Taranaki
Sharp H Matapu Taranaki
Sharp J T Ccxdonton South Auckbnd
Shattock W K R D Frankton South Auckland
SbawrBros )tanimaru Hawke a Bay
Shaw C Bombay North Auckland
Shaw Mn E M M Taiipaki North Auckbnd
Shaw Mrs C \ Qevedon North Aockbnd
Shaw I PaCetangi South Auckland
SbaaJ C Sbtaitai Clevedoo
8HAW.S W,.lfnvFlynntb.TaranaU
Sbeafd A Urenoi Taranaki
Shepherd E Otabubu North Auckland
Shepherd E R Malangarau Whancaro* N Auckland
Shepherd H Hamilton Soutb Auckland
Shepherd J F Opunakr Tannaki
Sberrard / H Oiaua North Auckland
Sbemlf T Cbndebove Temuka
Shewry J E Koburatab>
SHORT Traatm Estate bI«E..Farortui.F»iliin; (ti
SHORT E E. Mahna. Folding (i]
Short I o Fitrroy New Plymouth Tannaki
Short J S T Scott Road Itawen Taranaki
Short P C i.owgarth Taranaki
Sbotter CRT Okato. Tannaki
Sbotter J M M dbirsl Tannaki
Signal A W Mangapko South Auckbnd
Silk A Haworth Mana Place Wanganui
SIvrtter C H Palerangi South Auckland
Siocot W M Obki
Sunkin S R Market Crow South IiUnd
Simmoos C E Wanganui Manawatu
SuDmom C A Kopuku Mercer Auckbnd
Sunmmis \V T Te Rapa South Auckbnd
S isons. A E Inaba Taranaki
Simons F Paroli North Auckbnd
SuDSon W C Nuknmaru Patea >bnawatu
Sinclair E CheUenbam Manawatu
S ngb C ralerangi Soutb Auckland
Road Pipakuru
Jersey
Jersey
Red I oil
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Jersey
Jersey
. Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Shorthorn
Jersey
Jersey
1 South Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
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leney
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horthoTn
Jersey
M Ml
Slack J A S B<
Sbek W J Ouki
St«
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Jersey
Sborthorti
Ayrshire
Shorthorn
I /teref^
Sborthoen
Jersey
a South Auckbod
Small P Kainaga Manawatu
Smaltbone E Nelson South Island
Smedley F Pnvite Bag Te Awamuti
Smell e W R Inglewood Tarai
Smith A C Otoe binga ^ — “■
Smith A J Cardiff Tan
Smith Broa Ha nni. South Auckland
Smith C Uysmlle llawketBar
South C Martnborouah HawkesBay
Smith C Te Kowhai South Auckbnd
Smith C E ToUngaBar Hawke t Bay
Smtb DO The Lawn llaitings. Hawke
Smith L li S. Baklutha South Isbnd
Smith Taumaranui South Auckbnd
South F peraparauma. Manawatu
South G,. UatakoL Kaipara. Aockbnd
South, Dr C U., Kaweise Nceth Aucklani
South. H imaraXTii Sl. Teikong Manawi
Smith, 1^ Itenai. Taranaki _
Smith.) Junr, FU b>i Pa^ne
South J. Whenaakora I a tea
South. J C A Swo, W aharoa. Swath
346
CATTLE BREEDERS— NEW ZEALAND
S'll— TWl
Name and Addrest
Smith J W 2 R D reathcrslon
Stiulh Jjs Hox 136 Dannevirke
Smith Mrs M J I O Box 136 Dannetirke
Smith Mts M S Hastings HaukesUay
Smith M V Rtcve Aria TeRuti South Auckland
Smith San Cust Canterbury
Smith T G Papikura North Auckland
Sm th Kaumali Hawke s Bay
Sm th \V Seth Ohakunc
Smith Tatamioa Hawke s Bay
Smith t\ A Sybton Opotiki Ba» o/ Plenty
Sm th \\ H llnghtwater SouthlslaiJ
Smyle J Matamata South AuckJan I
Smvth Bros Miuku Auckland
SneB H R Nsunguru North Auckland
Snodgrass A Te I uke South A ickland
Sole C Rauroa vra Majsoenu Taranaki
- i G_ Takapau Hawke s Bay
So oen Ue K M Box 12_ Te Ku ti
Somerville U J Mauku
Soper Mrs L Mhatawhata South Auckland
Sorenson A C Cltl am Taranaki
Souter A L S bon Hauruia Waerrnga Makato
Southee H D 4 Son Walton
Southey k W K w taka iiaFeldng
Sowerbj M ss L Toko Taranak
Spedd ng F C Cai bTilgeRoad Tuau
Spiers Mrs I U Levin Manawat i
Sp nlev ^Irs C M lal erston North Manawatu
Spooner W J Awiput 'lanawatu
Sprang C R 1 O Box |i0o North A ekUnd
Motumaoho South Aucklin I
Stacey \ Okauu Matamata
Stackhouse A K wilea Manawatu
Stade L H & Sons Hot nga Takaka South Island
Slarlen J Dalel old Carterton HawkesBay
Standen a Ohaupo Auckland
Stanley A Kmbolian Manauatu
Stannard C R Hawera Taranaki
Stanton W C Lower Mangorei Taranaki
Staple! 1 Junr So 21.> e Tcluke
Starck 4 Lawrrnt Nonnanby Taranaki
Stead Mrs I
Stead J A & Q Canbrdie South Auckland
Stsadnan C H Fokapu Bay oi Islands
Stead nan kin L Wakeke Whangarei
Stent Cha> June Ohmgaiti
Stephen K Orarwaiti Westport South Island
Stephens J Motukaraka Hokianga North Auckland
Stephetiscm The M ssts Kamararua North AuckUi d
Steve C Maunkatapere North Auckland
Stevens C G Kuawal North Auckland
Stevens C K M Maungataoere North Auckland
Stevens C S Whenuanui North Auckland
Stevens \S F Taneutua S Aucklatid
Jersey
Shortboni
Jersey
Jetser
Shorthorn
Jersey
Jersey
IlrreloTd
„ Sborlbenil
Jersey
Jersey
Mkg Shorlboml
leisey
Jersey
Hertford
Jersey
Ayrshire
Sborlhom
lersey
Mkg Shorthorn
Ayrshire
Jersey
leisey
lersey
lersey
imey
lersey
lersey
lersey
lersey
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lersey
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jwy
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Jersey
Jersey
Stewart
Stewart C £ Matirre Taranaki
Stewart C Wahou So (h Auckland
Skewaxt. C C. OasuBRvW** \kv*.VtaBa.w
Stewart G W Grey Street Daimevirke Hai
Stewart J Card ff Taraoaki .
Stewart J M Tahuna Momnsvnlle South Auckland (p)
Sties ell Palmerston North Manawatu
Slock K Paeroa So th AvKkland
Stoddart G H W Linroln Canterbury
Stonex H Dell Block Tara aki
Slonex R B Pukehuia Pargaville North Auckland
Storey Mrs J K Ham lion South Auckland
Slorrar Sirs E S Whanfirti North Auckland
Siracey \ Okama siatamata South Auckland
Slrack C L & bon Midh rst Taraoaki
Straka C Puhoi
Strange r M Belle Farm Slangaili Hetmsville
Stratford H Bunny thorpe Manawatu
Stmt J II Bell Block laranaki
Struthers A llasings Hawke s Day
Stuart F M Hawera ScAilh AutkHnd
Stubbs G H Mangatangi North Auckland
Stuckey A ” '■ ''
lersey
lersey
lersey
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leesey
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ifcrbury Is)|
Sucgitl J Kaitol
S u van T A Slrallord Taranaki
r r J Mangatok Taran;
Surrey P H I lluira
a South Aucktand',
Manawatu \
non 1 South tsianu
^tmey 11 J Itawme HokUflg;
iTwry
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Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
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Jersey
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lleieforrt
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Jersey
Sborthom
Jersey
NboSbom
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...f A R Tatip ri ^oiilh Auckland
Syme U Ki nbericy Lanterbiiry
Symes Mrs D I Takaka South Island
SjTBoDS L H Kabotu
Tapp C R Kolowarc Huntly
Taranaki Mental Hospital IM Newllymouth Taranaki
Tarrant L, K Ngacre Taranaki
Taverner L Haumoaua K D Hawke i Bay
Taylor C Nsarua South Auckland
Taylor C N Tanplerona North Auckland
Tavlor D Matangi Cambrr Ige
Tavlor h H WesllTans Southland
Taylor I W ftobrrtson Rna I Mangerc
Tayloe Iced Kaukanakapa VorUi Auckland
Taylor If It Hawera Taranaki
Taylor J kamo North Auckland
Taylof J >1 Levin Manawatu
Taylor J J Wesimrre Manawatu
Tayto* J T Shannon
Taylor John F P naka
Taylor John H Matangi Cambridge
Ta> lor Nonnan R Gordonton Auckland
Tavlor 1 C K Onrahero South Auckland
Tebhvitt A G Tamratua Bay ol Plnvtv
Teed S New plvmouth Taranaki
Trmprn ATM IhlrsC Taranaki
Teve Tom ppotiki
Tberkicsen J VogcUown Taranaki
Thtlwall A Matamata
Thomas A fc Kototuna Waikato
Thomas C & Son Hunlerville Manawatu
Thomas M J H kutaia South Auckland
Thomas MisaM 6 leildng Manawiatu
Thomas Vi Otcmga Whansarei
THOMAS W E . Aortsgi. Manawatu
Thomas W J Carterton
Thompson Bros Opobki
Tboopsoo C H TwvfordK D Napier HavkeiBay
TbompsoD C P Hi Avenue Helensville
Thompsoo F A Takapau Hawke i Bay
Thompson C C I'ort Albert Auckland
Thompson Mrs 1 M Smiford Taranaki
Tbompsoo I S OtuiioeUi Tauranga South Auckland
Thompson Mn M A Midh rst Taranaki
Thompson P Walpiiku Taranaki
Thompson T Tar ki Taranaki
Thompson A Vmernt Lev n 'lanawatu
Tbompsoo U Oaklegh Bruntwoul Cambridge
Thomson P Siraiiord Taranaki
Thomson R F Myrtle Bank Green Island
ThomvM Tbos M Waiuka South Auckland
Thomsen W_D Raunati Hawke a Bay
Thome A Foston Road Levin Manawatu
Thome E C Carterton Hawke a Bay
Tbomioo R PnvaieBag Darnvnlle
Thorpe K U Newatead South Auckland
Thrush H Lowgarth Taranaki
Thurston G C Uiuwai
ThaevVaw Mv G ^Vwthjsvsw Twwwkx
Tiddy Mrs F ti Hawera Taranaki
Matakana North Autkland
Tinkler W C Mokauti Taranaki
Tipiens W It Opunake Taranvki
Tvppler R L Shannon Manawatu
Tiurd Bros Kopv, Thames South Auckland
Tocker Arthur Lowlands Feathcrslon
Todd S II Palnieraton North Manawatu
Tonbleson TWO TePahi W a mate \ alley Gist
Torolms T Otcrohanga South Auckland
Tonar J B A Sons Northcotc North Auckland
Toobey Bros Uo^v lie
Toose r C Fellng Manawatu
Toose II B FO Bos 15") Wellington
Topham J W Holmvalc Temuka b Canterbury
Tophss, S Urenui Tarr •
Torbet J Waiau Pa N
ToalaiMl H Isaha Tarauaw.
Tosland J S Junr Pihama Taranaki
Townsend J i un North Auckland
Tovmsend K H Eureka South Auckland
Torer i W Otorohanga South Auckland
Tracy Mes ll Jt F ‘
th Auckland
Tnnsom C Ltiki
\ Klocva V alter North Auckland
Elthaii
Man
Treger N C Auroi
Tmnao M O ComwnUPar
Tnpp H C H Onelton Glen
Ka ranga
Tnpp Bros Oran Gorge Gerald ne
:kland
Tccop J Taupici So ilh Auckland
Trow D Huah ne Street Pain erston North Mana
Turk R S Wahoroa South Auckland
Tnck W H Matangi South A
TumbuU R & Sons Hu ranga
TwaJle C Manala Taraoaki
Mkg Sh
Jersey
fotsey
Shorthorn
^r^^Shortboro
Jersev
flereiord
Jersey
jersey
lersey
feed Poll
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CATTLE BREEDERS— NEW ZEALAND
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348
CATTLE SHEEP BREEDERS— NEW ZEALAND
WIL-BEC
Name and Address
Dreed
Name and Adlrcss
Breed
Wbon H Buis
WILSON J E Rowandeea Cleredon
WiUon Sc James G Ngao Bulls (s)
Wilson James J Jr Box 128 VtTiangare
Wilson Estate of the late L Toddngton Canterbury
\\ son MaiorR A Lethenty Bulls
W Ison R B Wapawa HawkesBay
%\ Ison R j Putaruru Matamata Au kland (P)
Wilson T H Matarawa Carterton
Wilson W T S Otahuhu North Auckland
W nd ey T H Te Horo
Wmdies W Ponrua (t)
Winlerbum H Drury North Auckland
Wishart D RjalBush South Isand
\\ they W F Dannevirke Hawke s Bay
Wood A J Pamnure
WoodBros Aratonga Asenue Gt South Road Auckland
Wood M ssE r/oT F Walker Ruapapa Wa roa Hawkes
Ba
Wood F C Pahautea Featherston
Wood H R 1 aupokenu Taranaki
Wood Jas Rongoma Hu ora Taranak (x )
Wood P NevPymouth Taranaki
Wooduig Arthur R Ward Marlborough
Woods T W Pukekohe North Auckland
Woodhouse Mrs A E B ue Cl ff Staton St Andrews
Woodaard O F Ra \ alley Marlborough S Island
Woolett W H Lev n Manawatu
Wooltcn r J Bombay Auckland
Worboys S t Wood lie HawkesBay
Wo ker C N H 0 akuha No th Auckland
Worker ( H Weisford North Au kland
Worral L J Box 88 Taumarunu
Worsier W H Puketata Road Ham Iton
Worth n ton A Mareretu North Auckland
Wren H F Hawera Taranak
V^rght A J nr Bombay Rd Buckland N Auckland
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
ShorUkom
Fries an
Jersey
Jer^y
Ayrshire
Jersey
Shc^hom
Shorthorn
Jersey
Jersey
Jersev
Shorthorn
hikg Shortbocn
Hereford
Mkg ShorIbwQ
Jersey
Shortbewn
Jersey
Kedlt^
Jersey
Jersey
Mk" Shorthorn
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Allcg Shortborn
Ayrsh re
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Wnght A Pukekohe North Auckland
Wnght D I almerston South Island
Wrght D J Tatuaoui South Auckland
Wn^t r H Wanganu Manawatu
Wright E k Mauku
Wright J C Nonnanby Taranaki
ANrght Mrs M A Illton Downs ParereTcau South
Auckland
WnghC Capt S Cony Ta rua Auckland
Wngbt Stq^mson Ltd Wrlbngton Manawatu
Wright W J Ngawapurua Woodnlle
Wrght W J Pun North Auckland
Weight AA T RD No I Te Aroba
AAycberl y A Ashburst
AAyle T H Momnss He South Auckland
Wylie J D Gadesbunden Sefton Canterbury
Wyman Ralph Kmhunga Papatoetoe Auckland
Y
Aandle D Iluakama Taranaki
Vrates A AA Inglewood Taranaki
Tekbcfa C b 1 O Box 0 Wa uku NortbAuckUnd [f)
ATockney H A Onebunga NortbAuckUnd
Young A Bushy Park Outram
Young ATI amo North Auckland
Soung C S AAest Pla ns Southland
Young l( E Onn So th Auckland
Aoung J E Otakebo Taranaki
Young J F Inglewood Tanoaki
Young K F Onn South Au kland
Young R Matamata South Auckland
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2urcber B B Longburn Manawatu
jewy
Ihorthom
Shorthorn
Jersey
Shorthorn
Jersey
Shorthorn
Jersey
Fnesan
Shorthorn
|bor thorn
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
jeney
Ayrshire
S'lV
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Sheep Breeders
Abtolem J A & J H Ru« ng on Hiukc « Bav
Aclaod LCD Uoi 2 HororaU Canterbury
Adame A A Wett Melton Canterbury
Adam A M M Ijng cy Dale Blenheun Marlborough
Adams A U P 0 Box 12 Shelf eld Canterbury
Adams L D Parenga Sheffed Canterbury
Adams R Acton W dm ilerot Otago
Akers E Me I ngley Katunat
Akm llugb Rang otu
Agriculture Canterbury College of Lincoln Can
Agriculture Dept of Ruakuta :
Ha miton East
Alson W Waaruh* Whan irel
Allan Robert it Co NukuUwh
I of Instruct on
Whangere
Allan W J Ruapuna Ashburton Canterbury
Allen ATT korangi Wa Ufa Taranaki
Allen Bros Creenv e Dromore Canterbury
Alen h W MaUvihero Featherston
Allen C E Rural Del very Masterton
Allen \V B Mar hlands Clarev Ue
Allison A Closer Lea Drummond Southland
Allpass M Iton Koninl Pahlatua
Amos Albert tVakanu Ashburton Canterbury
Anderson Alei F.- — *-• —
Anderson C i: T
Anderson 1 Cranforl Roto ti StirLng Otago 1
Anderson K J Meadembank kauana PO Southland (r)
Andervm
^^Cante
Etkdale MaUu Cante
1 <\m. >iasontFUt llawardm
r }l BrcbllJl Marlborough
H } Mabemo. North OUgo
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Lecesler
Soi bdown
Oord LeKester
Southdown
Comeda e
Romney Marsh
Komney Marsh
Rmney Marsh
Suffolk
Bord Leerster
Sbrnostm
Sonibdown
Romney Marsh
ConwdaJe
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Southdown
KmDney Marsh
Bord Le cester
Southdown
Southdown
Bord Le cester
Bord Le cester
Bord Le cester
Romney Marsh
klertno
Comrdale
Name and Addreis
Appetoo C C Turwn Dargavle
Arkwngbt H F Overton Martin
Asebe W van Havelock Nonb
Atcb son C Cirvedon Auckland
Atkinson C F Morven South Canteebur}
Atk nson W Te Ponga Wa mate North
Austn MW Afaruakoa FiveFotkS RD Oamaru Northl
Otago
Avenll E S Sons EchiUs Hast ngs
ATSON W-SoDtbbrook Waikaka SoothUnl
B
Baike John PkesPonl Clenavy South Canterbury
3aher tt E Makini
Bariier E U Melford Oxford Road Rang ora
Barker G T Astrop Woodgrove Canterbury
Barnard las Ngapuh Masterton
Barnett A W Bo* 2 Morven South Canterbury
Barrett F E Springdale Hawacdea North Cantert
Bartlett T T Mar on
Bartosh J Koluk Raukura Ta hope
Bat helar Jos ah Brookle gh Linton
Batley A t Moawhango Ta hope
Bat ey The late R T Moawbango Ta hope
Baxter J S Ruapuna Ashburton Canterbury
Baxter W A Pomahaka Ota»o
Beam sb Bros WbanaMliana Hast ngs
Beams ey P J Lakes de Blenheim Marlborough
Beard C C Private Bag Masterton
Beattc J Junr Oturebua Central Otago
Beatl e K E Woodville North Island
BeatUe Dr R M Mount Albert Auckland
Beck J Balochmyle W a no Southland
Beck J T Rural box 42 OuuUu Southland
Southdown
Comedale
Leeesiet
Romne> Marsl
Romney Mar b
Bord Le cester
Romney Marh
Romney Marsh
Bord Lecesler
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Le cester
Southdoem
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Cornedale
Comeda e
Ro nney Marsh
Southdown
Southdown
Southdown
Romney Mir-h
Southdown
Southdown
Romney Matsu
RyeUnd
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llninrtt M 1 K 'TiiJ' Aihtniinn CknlTbun
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IVnn'U '1 V ncUlr Mititri* MinTnink
Aihlnrtotv •<T' Kuril Cknlnbury
IVnnT ) T •v'jl'x Hrwlp- Cinlrrtniry
IVtiwroan J 'V Nt»h»pr Wakato
llrr*-"! J I Thi* C.lrn l>rmood
IWt A 1l I O KoaOl niSam
IWan KnM \\ Manakau t
C. I Taaraka I rathrntnn
P 1« j C rib™ 'a. 1 ralhmton J
Pkln n \\ 1 KotoUwal I ralhrnloti
Bill nctiunt >tai«TlItoini
B adrc Jaa C (^Tulrboyr Tnouka South CanItTbury
B shtU Dawl. CaTthorpr Blcahrun, itarthorough
B»hop L.A ClarraiUr \\a f*fara
B hfT 1. U Tonco Hot Wapukurao
Black E R Pakemha C ifaomr
Bla k T * U roroa, Otara Opol ki
Dlarkrtt Broa Te Ktmhal Sgaruawahau Baipa County
North lUatul
Blackl<»tl LiUtf Ml- llutt Rural, vU Ralkia
BU kie H Sf«B« I artf O ntoo
Bla f A Malawa MaCuborea
BUitiKuttt** ilaj»»UtowB ^
Blair J M ^ Ahbotalard Farm Outrara.OUgo (>l
BUk« J A Ruatauvba HavkaiOay (r
BUk* S J Manrakankarl Tancovahua
Bland On A, INcolman Mount Somrn Cantarhurr
Stand J Muvehmor* Roril t-u Athburton Caoirtbury
Slat Broa. How ram Hinrtuinau Maitrrtoa
BlaUbierd F IN Maoramutu Pabutua
Bolton J C NN a puna NN oed lUa
Bomfant, John NNakanu tu -Y, ^burton Cantr^rp
Borne Peter NN^Tbamet Street Oamaru North OUfo
Bowen A. >! Toko Stratford _
Bowen H KuaUbi Parewanui Bulla
Bonen NN J Fern Tlata Marton
Bowker T U Ualenui Uunbaek Otafo
Bowman E H Pateranp NNaikato
Boyde J T Faparoa, haipara North Auckland (
Bradley G H Lon«wood Arapohue
Bradley J B Pnvite Dae fe Id n*
Bnixh Henry Redpaik Mayl eld Canterbury
Bcemer K Lake Farm NNaveriey Stanawatu (
Bnce J Fern Flata Marton t
Bridton NN C NNood?njve
Ca rd Ha al thb< rn «ia Tlmaru N Cant rtriry
I t a Kvn J fVpa |e ]^at>um
I Can bntae Atl n Nal u rr Norlbla lu Oiae>»
' lamernn A Maranra NNanoanul
( aUKTnn A J imalae NNrn Imawle Nni thLan I
Camrenn Th* I i ee of U Cl nee Obewhero A kla
Canterbury
Broc^a John imtU Canterbury
Brooki T NN Brooks de Canterbury
Brown A Bankhead K wl ea
Brown J A WH lerock Canterbury
Bro^ee NN Havelock Sub Marlborough
Bruce A P K nkora Pendarves CberUey Canterbu:
Bnicr N G & K H NVa tl NN a kan, Canurbury
Bryant C D Tauwhare
Bryant NN Otokia OUgo
Brydone T Aotuh a \N hangamomona
Buchanan A PO Box IS" Palmerston North
Buchanan B K NNakanae
Buchanan D P Mayfeld Cunningham
Buchanan G P O Box 5 Paeroa Ohinemun
Duddo R O Poukawa Hawke s Bay
Bwk D Box ^6 I almertton North
Bu k Kobrrt Sfaslrrton
Buick Nt H L Sons, Daisyburn Mastertoi
Bunny H A Ahuruhe Carterton
Burges* A Kongotea
Bums Robert Customs Street Aurkiand
No> (hilowti
Knmnev Uarsh
S<w th lowi,
Ron ney Mjnh
Southdown
Komri»7 klacah
Romney klarsh
Romney MagUs
Nonthdown
ftorsi Lel^ier
Koenney ktanh
Lloonto
Southdown
KomngT klanh
Southdown
Romney klarth
Kotnner Manh
Bord Leieeaieg
Roenney kfanb
Menno
Romney Marab
Romney Mafth
Roenney Nfanb
fiord Lecettrr
Soulbdown
Remoey Manh
Cofrtedalt
Cotnedala
Rorottey Manh
Romney klanh
Rwnney Manh
Leieestrr
Comedale
Southdown
Southdown
Romney Ntanh
Southdown
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Conledale
Roenney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Macrh
Soutbdown
Romney Manh
Romn y Marib
Comedale
Shropsh ty
Romney Marsb
Southdown
Ryeiand
Southdown
SontbdoVu
Rycland
S^thdown
Rotnoer ytarsb
Comedale
Southdown
Le enter
Romney Marrb
Romney Manh
Shropsh re
Menno
Soutbdown
Romney Manh
Romney Marsh
1 Romney Mush
1 RomneyMagsh
I Romney Marsb
) Romney >Ursb
* Soutbdown
Campbell f fune CIpaki Ma lerlon
Camptwll { fl Happy N alley Chnst h roh Canterbury
Campbell P Junr Matata
Campbell KonaM NNoralLandf Dromnfr Canterbury
Campbell Lady Sara Cheviot It ll< Canterbury
Campers tV T AC. A }\>rr Jlill Rakaia Cm/rftvrj’
CargnBras Srwlnwn I)rl very Trm ka S Canterbury
Cam T Alton ttarea ilawkrtBay (
Carruthen A Srihrgtowa Ngapuna Central Otago (C|
Currutbers J B lUmu
Carter R J Box 37 Bull*
Castle M II I state Spnngf 'Id Canterbury
Cato H I Itoxl^ Naper
CallenU C iareUi Cl vg
Chatley Fsut* nf the U>e R A KfuilonCembe NNalau
Amur! North Canterbury
Chtrnberbn F I Rosswnod Lpnerrian NIatCerten
Chambettabi JafnetNN„Crcpts IlUlVam Southbum South
Charles Frank Kakahu Crrald ne South Casterbuiy
Chaytor&Co Eld SpnncCrrek Blenheim Marlborough
Chew IMS C P Clenelg Mosabum
Ch Id G C Pukumuke Maungakaramea Whangarai
Chisholm John Box SS ralmerstcm Otago
Cb snail lira C C Lowcl ffe Rural H n Is Canterbury
Cb snail Mra C D Eskdale Bog 1 1< n Is Canterbury { )
Chlsnall CecIC Laytands Hinds Canterbury I
Cb loan Col n D hskdair Box 1 H nds Canterbury ( |
Cbnste D M K verhank Raka a Canterbury
Chutcb II C Burnham Canterbury
CUasen C F Kawrne N Auckland ( p)
Clark A FJaxbum Fratbenton
Clark F C Eskdale Hawke i Bay
Clark H Portobcllo
Clark J BurlrgbFarm LoveUsFIat Mdlon Otago
Clarkson J C Koonnga K ccarton Cbnstchunh
Canterbury
ebrksoD a Lslate NV E Castle H I Spruigf eld Canterbury
Clelaod Bros Kaponga Taranaki
ClHotd St Gtotge BatN Ston>hunt Chnstchurcb
Canterbury
Onion J & P Bos 19 Darfeld Canterbury
Ron ney Marsh
Romney 'larsh
Comedale
Corrledala
Romney Marsh
Jlord Lewestrr
Sol ihdown
lomrrtal"
Coertedale
Sootbdowjo
I Comedale
Le ester
Suffolk
Romney Nfarsb
Bond li ester
Southdown
Romney Marsb
Southdown
Southdown
Comedale
Sou thdown
Soulhdosrn
Uofd Leie«il«r
Bord Le enter
Romney Matib
R^ney Manh
Soutbdown
Southdown
Romney hlarsh
Romney Sfarsh
Rornney Marsh
Bold Leicester
Menno
Romney Marsh
Shropsh le
Uncoln
Menno
Southdown
Leicester
Leicester
I Southdown
I Sooihdown
Romney Marsh
Coker H Tokomaru Manawatu & NVest Coast
Cole-Baker B C Onewhero
edec R Cirendale Canterbury
CdKett NN II Oph PleauntPont S Canterbun
col e A L PapakuraNallev AuckUnd
Coll er H W NUungaraupu Marton
COIler Henry NNanganu
CoUns A V Hemrwood Otane Hawke t Bay I
Cdlns E NN Newbury
OaHN.3 G Rawra Tahape
Col ns NN Maungaeuroto Auckland
Comptoa P M East TaraUhi K M D na Mastenon
Connolly J Rakaia Casterbuiy
Omaer NV Robisbood Est Uataon Island, Southland
Southdosrn
I Bold Leicester
j Comedale
I Btfd Leicester
350
SHEEP BREEDERS— NEW ZEALAND
CON-FU
Nan e and Addrrss
Name and Address
Cook G L Whakaputu UunterMlte
Cook H 1 Br)‘odwT Chnstchurch Canterbury
Cook J Hi«aka Nelson
Coop J O Kaituna Ataahua Banks
^ular Cantt‘rbur>|
Coop J O Spnng\alc Little Kiver Canterbury
Cooper D J Fernndge ^ta5terton
Cooper Peter Gladstone Uararapa
Cooper RAD 0\ershels Spots«ood Car
Cooper kobt Glalstone Uairarapa
Cooper W R P Uamana Gladstone
Coram J B Staton\iev Wapata Central Otago
Corpe C E Cunnm‘’hanis
Corpe J TheHill Feldina I
Costello T Mason s Flat Hanarden Canlerbur>
CottenJl Geo Pareta Clive HankesBay
Cottle A B Kopuaranga Masterton
Coulter Mrs M O I\a waka North Auckland
Coup Walter LskAalles S Canterbury
CcMtage F H Seadcr*n Ambetlev Noi lb Canterbury
Couser W Kobinhoud Mataura Island Southland
Romney Harsh
liord Leicester
Southdmn
Romney Marsh
Cwrrdale
Romney Slatsb
Sonthdowa
Soulhdonn
Sonthdonn
Cornrdale
Southdown
Soulhdona
Cornrdale
Romney Marsh
Romney MarSh
^outhdo I n
Soulbdonn
Komnev Marsh
Romney hlarsh
Shropsb "■
Coale A A alley I eld Hanarden Canterbury
Cos Sa nuel P O Lyndhurst Canterbury
Coxhead A Te Karaka W^angamomona
Craccoft W J F Kanuka Hanarden Canterbury
Crag The late J J PO Bo* 22 Huntly
Cra g R C Mot i Gisborne
Craigie James Hone Gore
Craine T C Kinitea
Craw Aietor Tipperary Pigeon Bay Banks pemn ula
Canterbury
Cranford S Dal ey Tapi
Cortiedale
Romney Marsh
Bold Leicester
CoiTirdale
Shropsb T*
Ron ne\ Marsh
Shropsb re
Cornrdale
Rmnner 'laish
Ryelaod
Romney Marsh
Konney Marsh
Cnipin K F Lulrorth Ha\cIockSub Marlboroupb
Crois A F P ne Farm Bcnne u Canterbury
Cr ss C E Crosile gh Tu»eka Mouth Otago
Cross H G Clapha dale Oalord Canterbury
Crosion s Willowpark Laghmor Ashburton Canterbury^)
Crey John T ! O Box 46 Oxford Canterbury
Cniickshank Bros Oakdale EastChattnRD Core
Cullen F £ & Sons Maungalurolo North Island (
CuUng W H Box IS Salway Wasknoeth AuckUnd
Cunn ngham MssA B Westbum Brooksde Csnterburvl
Cunn Dgbain D J Drednaidne Hanarden Canterbury
Cume G M Koatanui Kai Ini {<
Romney Marsh
Itomney Marsh
Romney Alarsb
Comedale
Omedale
Shiopsh r*
Comedale
Sbropsh re
Soutbdoy>-D
Comedale
Ryeland
Roenney Marsh
Sbropsh
Romney Marsh
Sagg H J Upper rUtti Masterton
h Z
Dale S Conandale Fa rt e S Island
Dalr ell R C Ilia r Athol Huntcrvillc
Daniell L T W aircre Masterton
Dates A J Waitohi Temuka S Canterbury
Davidson F G Mangarata Davagv he
payulion W Box Ig Clinton Otago
Dijmond H Watangi Chatham islands v
Daysh D R Oyerlon CastTaratabi MasM
Deadman J E Motupiko Nelson
Deans Douglas Kouallon Darfeld Canterbury
Deans Jas Homebush Christchurch Canterbury
Deeble W Box 41 Thames
Denton A E Milbum Farm Domett North Can'
Denton C A Do* »o Spn gf eld Canterbury
Denton Henry Gerard Flat Domett Canterbury
Dermer A L SUnuay Feline
Drnner C G C Waipiko Chelienbara
Southdown
Romney Alarsb
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Bord LeKestrr
Ronmey Marsh
Romoev Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romoey Marsh
Romney Alarsb
Southdown
Comedale
Romney Marsh
Ccunedale
Southdown
Palm.
ton Nor
Hack MssJ G H llbead Farm Waikou;
Dekson W OtaiDita
Ifelan _ P_ F _ Done Kakaa Canterbury
1 J West.
Donald QiienUn Tauheren k;
Donkm F L Wcolbury Gerald ne
Doole J June Pukeokahu Tall ape
Doole Wm Pukeokahu Ta hape
Dorset F t Opak Masterton
D3U0LAS Langdala Junction, Masterton
■' "" ■ onislon Ashburton Canterbury
Dewing 1 SI
Dreadon C Rehia Toka Toka Aucklan t
Dron W D Spring Grove Nelson S Islam
Drummond Alex Five Rivers Southland
Ronmey Marsh
SoutMowm
Romney Marsh
Southdu-,.
Bord Leicester
Romney Slarsb
Sontbdowii
Romno Alarsh
Southdown
Ron ney Mards
Ron ney Alatsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Alarsh
Sontlidoini
Southdown
Bord Lecester
Romney Marsh
Romney HatA
Konney Marsh
Boed Leictster
Dumnt G Tanroa Tahape
Dntliir A F 121 Richardsons St St Clair Dunedin
Dutbie J A Lovell s 1 lat M Iton Otago
Dvke II \ Ma iku INikekohe Auckland
Dysart Robert Bhi I River Awateru Canterbury
Ron nev MirsS
nomney Jlapi
Comedale
Southdown
Southdown
Edgccomtie C It lUtinya
rdwards Jas A Otikerama Pukerau Southland
Fginton A D Ngatun Pahiatua
Eglnton H Ft PO Box 172 Hast ngs
Fldcr jedin Waipapa Iva koura Marlborough
Elgar L Box t Fcalherston
Ellenii L C A Son Sanson
Ell n I M lladcion Whangarei
' " 'ML rimav> Otago
h Island
Southdown
Bord Leicester
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Comedale
Romney Marsb
Southdown
Romney Marsh
ComthJale
Romiie> Marsh
Romney Marsh
ED s John Hin Is South Canterbury
Flits AkinneU Manunus
CUs K C Stoke Nelson
Ell ss Dios kllle>moon Dulls
Elms! e H B Geraldine South Canterbury
Elwotth) A S llol ne Stat on Tunaru S Canterbury (<
Sou tbdown
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Shropshire
Southdown
Englarut C F K Rural Delis cry Cunninghamf
Engbnd F H K Ridgeway Livingstone Huntervilli
England W F Tatu Ohura
Ensoe C H St James htabon Chnstebureb
Entof Fdwaid Xammermoor Domett Canterbury
Ensor llugl Kakah no Rangiora Canterbury ,
Ensor The Estate of J H K)dal Downs Okuku NorUi|
Canterbury
Ensor R W Bullock Creek Okuku North Canterbury
Evans II A Woodlegh Kopuaranga
Evans H E Fenuide Kangiora Culerburs
Evans John River Le gh Dipton Southland
Comolale
Comedale
Comedale
Evans O T 61 Lriosier Rd St Albans Cbnstchurcb
Cantnbtiry
Exans Exors ofThot Longbush Seulblasd
Bord Leicester
Romney Marsb
Comedale
Fagan H J Sanson .
FairweaiOer J A Brooinfeld Amberley Canterbury in
Falkion A H Alangaehu Masterton
Fanmn A R H wimania Taihape
Farley Bros Westnere Wanganui
Farmer A Box 5 Otorohanga
Faulkner Eiors oIA J Munwai Gisborne
Feast A C Carteiton .
Fechne) L J Delos Westerfeld Ashburton Canterbury]
Fenwtek Mrs. J H Maraweka Mabeno Otago
Ferguson C Lindo Northlands Estate Waimat
Bay of Islands _
Ferguson T S & C BUirlogie Waua Amun Ca
Fergusson W Wbakapuni HuntervUe
Field J C Homebush Gisborne
Southdown
Bo^ Leicester
Soaibdown
Romne) Marsh
Southdown
Romney tjarsb
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Shropshire
Bord Le cesi«
Romney Marsh
lej Marsh
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Fincham II E The Peaks Hawaxden Canterb
Fineban Rc*ert Fleetwood Ngapara Oami
Otago
Fmdlay Jebn Akaunul E Helton Ashburton
^uthdowm
- .rd Leicesl.
PindUy R G M rands Frankbn Wakato
Fleming J H Glenavy South Canterbury
Fleming J R PO Box 15 Ngaruawaha
Flem og J.*n St Scob e Cheviot, Canterbury
Fleming Thus KaibikU MainLine Otago
Flerruiur W C Punmu Hawke s Bay
Flnt A R Cragbum Bo* 42 Wamate Soutl
Forhes J Wah Farm Normanby Tarai
Ford Dm Pine H It Duned n Otago
Ford John Maungali Tmiaru Canterbury
Forges A des Fairhall Bo* 156 Blenheim
Forrester J K Heatherdale Hawarden Canterbury
Fmsbere A Merry Creek Mauncesille West
Fraser Bros NVa ot ra Whangarei
Fraser Robt Tokanui Southland
Fraser W A \\ estwood W add neten Canterbury
n Otag
Freeman }( J II ghb’ank Pnvate Dag Rak
Ftuxell Bros WestEyreton Cantei
Fulton Gordon Amberley Caulecb'
350
SHEEP BREEDERS— NEW ZEALAND.
CON— RL
Name and Address
Breed
Cook G L Uhakapuni Hunterville
Cook H E Br>-Dd\vT Chnstchurch Canterbury
Cook 3 RrKaka Nelson .
Coop JO Katuna Ataabua Banks Peninsular Cantcrbonf|
Coop J O Spnn?\ale Little Rner Canterbury
Cooper D J Fcrnridge Masterton (t
Cooper letcr Gladstone Watatapa
Cooprr RAD Ovcrshiels bpoiswood Canterbury
Cooper Robt Gladstone Wairarapa
Cooptt Vv R P Wan ana Gladstone
Coram J B Station View Waipiata Central Otago
Cerpe C E Cunnmebams
Corpe J The Hill 1 eildins (r
Costello T Masons Hat Ha arden Canterbury
Cottenll Geo Paretai Cine Hawke s Bay
Cottle A D Ropuaranga Masterton
Coulter Mrs M 0 I aiwak* North Auckland
Coup W alter Esk \ alley S Canteiburs
Courage F H Seadown Amberlev North Canterbury
Couser W Rohinhood Mataura Island Southland
Co« e A Vallexfield Hanarden Canterbury
Cot Samuel P O Lvndhurst Canterbury
Cojhead A Te Karaka Whanganiomona
Cracrofl \V J F Kanuka Hawarden Canterhun
Craig The late J J PO Bo* 22 Huntly
Craig K C Motu Gisborne
Cra gie ja ne> Ho»» Gore
Crame T T Kmitea
Craw Victor Tipperaf) Pigeon Bay Bank' Peninsula
Canterburv
Cranford S Ualvey Tapanu
Crestell L Ngaionui Ifasterton
Crspn R F Luluorth Havelock Sub Marlborough
Croii A F 1 me Farm Bonne U Canterbiry
Cr u C> E trwsleigh Tuapeka Mouth Otago
CroM H (e Claphamdale Oxford Canterburv
Ctwson « WiHowparkLaghmor kshburtiaiCanlerburyWl
Croy John T PO Box 46 Oxford Canterbury I
Cniickshank Broi Oakdalr Past Chatton R O Core '
Cullen F B ASoni Maungaturoto Nortb Island <
Culling VV H Box la Salwav Witkwortb Aucklaod
Cuaningbain MtaA B VVestbum Brooks de Canterbury
Cuaniagbaifl D J Bn-dwardine Hawarden Canterbury '
Currie C M koatanui Kailwi (i
Dagg H J Upper Plain Masterton trt
Dale S Cooandale Fairlie 5 Island (r)
Dalrirll R C liuir Athol Hunterville Ip)
Darnell L T Mairere Masterton
Datcy A J Vtaitohi Temuka S Canterbury
Davitieon C G Mangarata Daragvillc
VSaMdwm V> So* Is Clinton Otago
Daymoid H VVaitangi Chatham Islands via N L
Paysb D R Overton East Taratabi Masterton
Deidraan J E Motupiko Nelson
Deans Douglas Rowalltm Dari eld Canterbury
Deans Jas Homebush Christchurch Canterbury It
Uecble W Box 41 Thames
Denton A F Milburn Farm Domett Neffth Canterbury
Denton C A Box 26 Spm gf eld Canterbury
Denton Henrj Gerard Flat Domett Canterbury
Dernier A L Stanway Feldina (c
Dertner C G C V\ aipiKo Ctielienharn (cp
Devine W Palmerston North It
Piack Ml'S J G H Uhead Farm VVaikouaili Otaco
D cksc n V\ Olamita
Dolan P F Done Kakau Canterbury
Donald J Weslmere Wangan n (c
Donald Vhientin Tauherenikau r<ath«sston |tli
Pookui r L Wooilbury Geraldin.
Dreadon C Reh
t>ron VV D Spr
Drun roond Alex
Dunn T lb ir_
I Jinery lame* M .sne! C
DunVy. f) }( | melnuh
Romney Marsh
Bord Leicester
SoDthdosin
Roiiiney Marsh
Comedale
Romney Marsh
Soithdonn
Leicester
stoulbjcmii
Soithlown
Cotnedale
Soulhdown
So ithdowa
Comedale
Romney Vfarsh
Rotnnrv Mardi
So ithdown
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Shropsbirt
Comedale
Romney Marsh
Bord I^Keslet
Comedale
Shropshire
Romnev Marsh
Shropshire
Comedale
Romnev Marsh
Ryelaod
Romney Marsh
Romney Viarsb
Romney Marsh
Romney Vlatsh
Romney Marsh
Comedale
Comedale
Shropshire
Comedale
Shropshire
Southdown
Comedale
R) eland
Romney Marsh
LeKestet
Shropshire
Romney Marsh
Soulhdowi,
Romney Vlarsh
Romnev viarsh
Romney viarth
Romney Marsh
Bard Leicester
Ron ney Marsh
Reoiney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Ronney Viarsb
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Comedale
Romney Vfarsh
Comedale
Southdown
Romney Mardi
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Bord Leicesti
Romney viarsh
Bord Leicester
Soulhdowi.
Ro i wnry Viarsh
SonlbdoWn
Romney Viarsh
Romney Marsh
Kmnney Marsh
Romney Harsh
SoBtbdonp
Southdown
Bord Leicrster
Romney Marsh
Ryeland
ShropMiir
Ljncoln
Bord Leicrster
Bold Leicester
Romney Marsh
Name and Address
Durrant C Taoroa Taihape
Dutbie A r 121 Richardsons St St CUir, Dunedin
Duthie J A LorelIsFlat Milton Otago
Dvke It V Mauku Piikekohe Auckland
Dysart Robert ISbiirt River Awatcru Canterbury
Fdgminibe C R , Ilaluma
Edwards Jas A Otikerama Pukerau Southland
Fgl ntoD A D Ngaturl lahiatua
Egluiton H 11 PO Box 172 Hastings
Elder John VVaipapa Kaikoura Marlborough
Elgar C Ilox 4 lealhcrstoa
Elletm L C & Son Sanson
Ellin E M Had Ion VVhangarei
Elliot M L rienavy Otago
Ell s Bros Box 2 Bulls North Island
Ellis r J Surrey Farm Bulls
EUis John Hmds South Car
EllisA Kuinell Manunui
R C Stoke Nelson
EUis* Bros Killeymoon Bulls
Elmslie H B Ceialdme South Canterbury
Elwortby A S Holme Station Tunani S Canterbury (c)|
England C F K Rural Delivery Cunninghams
England F H K Rwlceway Uvingsione Huntervilk
England VV F Tatu Ohura
Ensor C H St James Station Cbnstchureh
Ensor Fdward iammermooT Domett Canterbury
Ensor Hugh Rakahiirt Rangiora Canterbury .
Ensor Tbe Estate of J H Rydal Downs Okuku North
Canterbury
Ensor R Vt Bullock Crtrk Okuku Nortb Canterbury
Evans H A VVoodlcigh Kopuaranga
Evans H h Femsde Rangiora Canterbury
Evans John River Leigb Dipton Southlano
Evans O T 61 Ltmstrr Rd St Albans Chnstchurch
Canterbury
Evans Fxors ofThos Longbush Southland
Fallooh A H VVangaehu Masterton
Fanain A (t Hiwimania Taihape
Farley Bros Vteslmere Itangariui
Farmer A Box 5 Otorohanga
Faulkoer Enors ot A. J Munwai Gisborne
Feast A C Carterton
Fechney 1. J Delos Yiesterti
Ashburton CarAwbaryj
Fenwick MiS J H Maraweka .Maheno Otago
Ferguson C Lindo Northlands Estate VVaunale North
Day of islands
Ferguson T S &G Blairlogic '
Fergusson VV VVhakapuni Hun
Field J C Homebush Gisborne
ialau Amur! Canterbury
Fincham H E The Peaks Hawarden
Flnehaoi Robert Fleetwood Ngapan
Otago
Findlay Jotui Akau
Oainaru Isorthj
I Eiflelton Ashburton
Findlay R G itiraoda Franklin Vtaikato
Fleraiog J Ft Gleoavy South Canterbury
Fleming J R PO Box 15 Ngaruawahia
Fleming John St Srobie Cheviot Canterbury
Fleming Thos Kaihiku Main Line Otago
Elenuiic VV C Ihinmu Hawke s Bay
Flmt A K.Ctagbum Box 42 VVaimale Sou
bury
Forbes j VVaihiFarm Nonnanby Taranaki
Ford Bros PineHdl Dunedin Otago
Ford John JIaungati Timaru Canterbury
Forge* A de* Fa rhall Box 156 Blenheun
Fomester J N Healhrrrfale Hawarden Canter
Fonb^ A MerryCrerk Maunceiille \t est
Fiaserllros yVaiotra tVbangarei
Fraser Kobt.Tokanui Southland
Fraser \V A^tVestwixxl VVaddington Canterbi
Southdown
Bord Lficestff
lloniney Marth
Romnev JIanh
Comedale
Ivomtiev Marsli
;$outhdown
Romney Mart
Comedale
Romney Mar'b
Romnev 'larsh
ooutbdown
Romnev Marsh
gouthdown
Shropshire
Romnev Marb
Comedale
comedale
comedale
Romney 'larsn
Bord Leieesler
Romney Manb
comedale
Ryeland
siwthdewiL
Spropsbtre
L* ceater
R\ eland
Korney Mattb
SouthdoWB
Leiee«ler
Bord Leicester
southdown
Romney viarsb
SouthdowB
Kornney Mmb
Romney Marsh
southdown
Comedale
Romnev Marsh
Southdown
Romney Jiarsh
Comedale
Leicester
Comedale
Southdown
Bord^wicestrr
pVd I neester
Romney Marsh
Leicester
Comedale
K, eland
Southdown
Roiuney Marsh
Southdown
Soulhdown
Corr edale
Komwy Marth
^mnev'ltarth
Shropshire
Clmblftt W J Boi 121 lUuiw
ClmdminK I H \\»iro» U««ke«U«y
Clmn> 1 A TikoKino lU»k« ilUy
rilgvii K J A F Vlorv*n C*nt»rbury
Collrf\ R Dainnu LktUbuna
CoiltiK D I! ^^a;Un4Iiay Soun4« Cmnly vu
Marlboroutb
Coldf neh C J Box 9 Obakune
Goodwin Dro« Otenui Auckland
Co^on D O Taoroa Taihapa
Comn;« F K >I Mansion Qucm Stmt L«vto
Oomnga H H Clcnalvon Mailerton
Gartnn V Tawm FcildiiK
Could R TbcHmnlUgt Kotbctbim Amun
Goultrr C AS J llauknbury Dlrnh'im ^Iarlborough <0
Covcmmnt S Z Clifton SatllemfUt Olaio
Co^mmcnt SJL Warsrea Cfoinl Devclopnnt Farm
^^rraroa ,, _ _ (rpj
Cow, Jaa In«niiay Moi«irl Otago
cram A TO BoaaS Msimatc U)
Grant D Cllougblon Grange Timaru S Canterbury
it J Limebills Southland
it L. J Kapunatiki Tnnuka S Canterbury
it K A Strathconan Fairlie South Canterbury (i
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m Albert Ranlragh a\airau kalley Marlborauxh
■n J J Irk Street Core Southland
tn 1. 1 O Box 139 Blenheim Marlborough
rnwood G D Tesictdale Amberley Canterbury
) Oliver Bemnglon Milbum Otago
Grounds %S PnvaU Bax Bohukobu AwUand
Groves T H Rural Mail No 3 Ekelabuna
oudex Chnstian B hue Rock Kangiora Canterbury
Guinness I R Farmleigh Laling Canterbury
Gunn I< S Racecourse II II Dariield Canterbury
Guy, A Palmerston North ilanawalu (
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Komney Marsh
Southdown
Southdown
Souibdowo
Romney Marsh
Bord Lescester
Corr edale
Romney Marsh
Corraedale
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Comedale
Stomnew MarSb
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Comedale
Romney Marsh
Komney Marsh
Bord Leicester
Comedale
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Bord Leicester
Ryeland
Komney Marsh
Hopkins C L. Biinui Banks Penn
HoiiK Alfred Clover Don ns Morlo
iiotrell IS C T«Tua Southland
Honell J E floirelville Cantetbui
ikautere Manswatu & W Coast (r)l
ui Banks Peninsula Canterbury I
‘Donns Morton Mams Southland
llonlslon TbetateA Sunnyside Kakapuaka Otago
lloulston R Bcedalbane Kakapuaka Otago
Komney Marsh
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lale C Faimew Lyndhurtl Canterbury
lalburton O U The \\ illou-s Matamau Ilatike s Bay
lall Codlrey Terrace Station Hororata Canterbury
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llall J I> A G Hororata Canterbury
Halstead \\ j ,BoxS0 Pleasant Point
Halstead \\ I , Box SO Pleasant Point S Canterbury
Hammond K, Ngaruru lluntrrville
Hamilton J F Brookdale Oreti PO Southland
Handley C D Nukumaru
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Hume (I T Lansdowne hlasterton
Hoinphrey A R Mikmo
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Hurophnes P C klalton Bssidham Southland
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Cook G L WTiakapuni Hunterville
Cook H }■ Brj-ndwr Chnslcharcb Canteibur)
Cook J Hiwaka Selson .
Coop J O Kailuna Ataahua Banks PctimsuUr CatiJ«rbury|
Coop J O Spnns\a!e LjttleKi\er Canterbury
Cooper D J Femndge Masterton K,
Cooper Peter Gladstone Uararapa
Cooper RAD Overstoels SpoU-s-ood Canterbury
Cooper Kobt Gladstone Uararapa
Cooper U R 1 Uaunana Cladstoce
Coravn 3 B Station \ u-n W aipiata Central Otago
Corpe C E Cunninghams
Corpe J •IheiiiH Feilding U".
Costello T Masons I lat Ha«arden Canterburj
Cottenll Geo Paretai CU\e Hawke sBav
Cottle A B Kopuarjnga Masterton
Coulter Mi< M O Kai \aka North •Auckland
Coup Walter LskValle> S Canterbun
Courage E H Seadown Amberley North Canterbury
Couser U Kobmhcpod Mataiiia Island Southland
Come A \al!e\field Hanarden Canterbury
Cor Samuel P 0 L>'ndhurst Canterbury
Corbead A Ti Karaka Uhangamomona
Craeioil U J F Kaouka Hawarden CaDterborv
Craig The late I J PO Bor 22 Hunlly
Craig R C Motu G «bome
Craigie James Howe Gore
Ctame T E Riwitea
Craw Victor Tlppergn pigeon Bay Bank* PemMUla
Canterbun.
Crawford S Dalvev Tapanui
Cmwril L Ngaionui Vfasterton
Crispin R T Eulworth >Uvelo<k Sub tiarlborough
CroM A F Pine Fano Benne't* Canterburs
Cr at C> E Ctoaslc kb Tua^ka ^louth Otago
Cross H G Claphaindale Orford Canterbury
Crosson * WiUowpark Lagbmor Asbburton Caalerbury(V)|
Croy John T PO Bo* 46 Orford Canterbun
Citt ckabanV Bros Oakdale LastCbatiooRD Gor
Cullen F £ & Sons Maungaturote North Island
Cnlling U K Box la Salwav VVarkwortb Auckland
Cunningham Mis* A B Uestbum Brooks de Cancerburyl
Cunmagbatn D J Bredwardim Hawarden Canterbury I
Cum« G M Koatanui Katlrst IrV
Dagg H J Upper Plain Masterton
Dale S Cenandale Fairl e S Island
Dalrieli R C BUir Athol fluntenille
Oaniell L T Uairere Masterton
Uavey A I Uaitohi Temuka S Canterbury
Davidson 1 G Mangaiata Daragsilla
DaMd on U Bo* 16 Clinton Otaeo
Daymond IJ Waitangi Chatham Islands via A Z
Daysh D R Oserton EastTaratahi Masterton
Deadman J E Molupiko Nelson
Deans Dwigtas Rowallon Dart eld Canterbury
*' ■ _s J^as HomebuMi Chnstchurrb Canterbury
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Bord Leicester
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Romney Marsh
Homziey Marsh
Southdown
Soulhdtmn
Ronmev Marsh
Romitev Marsh
Sbropsbire
CoTTiedale
Romney Marsh
Itofd Leicester
Comedale
Shropshire
Komnes Marsh
Sijtopsbne
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Romnev Vtarsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Comedile
Comedale
Shropshire
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SbrMsbire
Souiodowis
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Kyeland
Romnev Marsh
Leicester
Shropshire
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Romnev Marsh
Romnev Marsh
Romney vfarsh
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Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Rmnney Marsh
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Ronniry Marsh
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11 am MssJ G Hillhead Farm Viakouaiti Otago
Dickson W Otamita
Dolan 1 F Doric Kakab Canterbury
Donald J Westmere UaogaDui (
Donald yuentin Tauherenikau Featbenton {c.
Dookin r L, Wooilbury Geraldine
Doole J Junr I*ukeokahu Taihape
Doole \\m I ukeokahu Taihape
Dorset F 1 Opaki Masterton
pOQQLAS W .Langdals Iastttbn.HavttTtoti
Dowling Estate oil ConistoQ Ashburton Canterbury
Dreadon C Rehia TokaToka Auckland
*' — 1) Spring Grose Nelson S Island (
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DruniiDond Ale*
Dun Da\kl Bonnefelds East Cbatl
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Bord Leicester
Romney Plarsh
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Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney MarMi
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Bord Leirrster
Romney Marsh
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Bord Leicester
Rotnney Marsh
Kceimey Marsh
Bord Lesentet
Dimant C Taorna Taihape
.le A F IJl Richardsons St bE Clair Dunedin
Dulhie J A Lovells llat Mdton Otago
Drke >1 V Mauhu Pukrkohe Auckland
Dysait llobert Blind Ri\ cr Aw atcru Canteibuiy
rdgecombe C K Haluma
Edwaidv Jas A Otikcrama Pukerau Southland
Fginton A D Ngaturl lahiaiua
Cstnton It B ro BosliZ Uastmgs
LlJcr John Maspapa kaikoura Marlborough
Llgar C Box 4 1 eatbetston
Cllecm L C & Son Sanson
Lll n r M Hadtion tthangarei
Eibot M L Glenavy Otago
£D i John Ituids South Canterbury
LIUS A Kmnell Manunui
LUk K C Stoke Nelson
Eiltss Duos killeymoon Dulls
Elmslie il B reran ne South Canterbury
Clwotthy A S Holme Station Timaru S Canterbuiy (c
England C F K Rural Delivery Canmngharns
Fngland F H K Ridgeway Livingstone Huntfnille
England IV F Tatu Ohura
fnsor C H St James Station Cbnstcburch
Eosor Edward iammennoor Domett Canterbury
Tcisor Hugh Rakahim Rangiora Canterbury
tnsor The Estate of J H Kydal Downs Okuiu korth|
Caoterbury
Ensoe R VV Bullixk Creek Okuku North Canterbury
Fvans K A IVoodleigh kopuaranga
Psans H E Peniside Kangiora Canterbury
Evans John River Leigh D PCon Southland
Evans O T Leinsitt Rd St Albans Chnvtcbuntb
Canterbury
Evans Eiors ofTboa Longbush Southland
Fairweather | A Broomfield Ambettey Canterbury (*
FaOoon A H Wangaehu Masterton
Fannin A K Hiwuuania Taihape
FarIryBros Westmere Wanganui
Farmer A Box S Otorohanga
Faulkner Exors of A J Muriwai Cisbonie
Feast A C Carterton ,
Fecbney L J Delos Westerfield Ashburton Canterbury
Fenwick Mrs J If Maraweka .Maheno Ougo
Ferguson G Undo Northlands EsUle Waimate North
Bay of Islands
Fergusoo T S &C Bliirlogie \t
Ferguasun VV VVbakapuru Hunt*
Field J L Horoebusb Gisborne
Fincham 11 E The Peaks Hawarden Cantnbury
Fmcbam Robert Fleetwood kgapara Oamani North!
FindU^John Akauuui EiHelfon Ashburton fr)]
Findlay R G Miranda Franklin Waikato
Fleming J II, Glenavy south Canterbury
Fleming J R PO Bo* 15 Ngaruawahia
Fleming John 'll Scobic Cheviot Canterbury
Fleming Thos Kaihiko Mam Hue Otago
Fieuuoc VV C Purrniu Hawke* Bay
Flmt A R Ciagburn Bo* 41 Waimate South Cs
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Forte* j VVaihiFano Normanby Taranaki
Fmd Bros Pine HiU Dunedin Otago
Ford John Maongati Timani Canterbury
Forges A des I airhaU Bo* 150 Blenheiiri
Forrester J k Healherdalc Hawarden Canterbury
loeiben A Merry Creek Nauocev ille W cst
FraserBros Waiotira VVbangarri
Fraser Robt Tokinui Southland
Fraser W A Westwood Waddinglon Canterbury
Freeland Bros Shmgley Creek lalmcrston Otago
Ireenun H J Hghbank Private Bag Rakaia Ca
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FrmeBBToS.VVeslEyrtlon Canterbury
rslton Cordon Ambettey Canterbury
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Romney 'latsh
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Cernedale
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Romney Harsh
Bord Leicttter
Romney Marsh
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Ryeland
Southdown
Shropshire
Leicester
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Rooney Marsh
Southdown
Leicester
Bord Lneester
Southdown
Romoey Manb
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Rooney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Couthdowm
Romnev Marsh
Shropvbre
Bord Leicester
Romnri Marsh
Romney Marsh
Comedale
southdown
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Kveland
Soutbaown
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Southdown
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Cibl» K 1 1 Toma I tiku
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Cilliodm Alfi Mount Sfdlon Domrtt Canlrrbury
Gillon Patrick Grrrnoark Canterbury
Clmbtett \t J Do* 121 Haslinp
cieiwlininf t li VtaUma Wairoa )U*k«sDay
CImn> 1 A Tikokmo HaakeiDay
Clusas R J A F Marven Canterbury
Oailres \t R DaiRma Eketahuna
CedufS O ti llajUTuDay Sounds Count) vu Pictc
tiarlboreugb
Coldfineb C J Boi 0 Obakuse
Goodwin Bros Otonui Auckland
Cordon D Taoroa Taihape
Gemnge F R H Maaaton. Queen Street Levin
Cemnge li H , Clmalvon Masterton
Gorton N Tawen Fetldins
Gould R.TbeHenniUge Roiberbam Aoun
Coulter C AS J tiaukesburv Blenbeun Maribcrougb (r)i
Government N Z Clillon Settlement Ougo ’
Government N 1 ^Seraroa Central Development Farm
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Gow Jat tnvermay Moanel Ougo
Grant A PO Box 42.1Naimate (e)
Cnni D Ellougbton Grange Tunaru S Canterbury
Grant J Lsraebills Soutblaiid
Grant L J Kapunatiki Temuka S Canterbury
Grant K A Sirathconan bairiie South Canterbury (e)
Cray A & J The Grange 'lasterton '
Cray Bros Fairbuni Masterton
Gray The late C \%avobtka Cisbonw
Cray Jas Kua Roa Dannevirke
Gray t\ Aorangi F eliding
Gray W J Okala Taranaki
Green Albert Ranlragb It airaut alley Marlborough
Green J J Irk Street Gore Southland
Green L P 0 Bos 139 Elmbeim Marlborough
Greenwood G D Teviotdale Ambrrley Canterbury
Crev Oliver Bemnglon Wilbum Ougo
unds tt Private Bag Kohukohu Auckland
ves. T H Rural Mail So 3 EkeUhuna
lex Christian White Rock Rangiora Canterbury
oness k R Fannleigh kalog Canterbury
in R b Racecourse II 11 Dari eld Canterbury
’ \ , Palmerston North Manawatu {
Hale C Faimew Lyndhurst Canterbury
Hal burton G t\ , The \t illows MaUmau Hawke s Bay
Hall CMfrey Terrace SUtion Kororata, Canterbury
Hall J D A G HororaU Canterbury
ItaVstead V. } Bo* 50 Pleasant Point S Canterbury
Handley C D , Nukumaru
Ikint lewester
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tomedaie
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Hnn] Lrieesirr
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Hyetand
Hmiinev Marth
Southdown
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buffalk
Southdown
Romney Maitb
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Herd Leicester
KoRiney Marsh
LiACotn
Romney Manb
Romney Marsh
Kontoey Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Comedale
Suffolk
Come^le
KyeUed
Souihd^o
Dord Leicester
Romney Marsh
Comedale
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney btarsb
Southdown
Rmnney Marsh
Southd^n
Southdown
Southdown
Menno
Romney Marsh
Comodale
Dord Leicester
Romney Marsh
Comedale
Romney Marsh
Soutbdwn
Romner Marsh
Romney Vlarsb
Ccwnedale
Bart Lewnter
Southdown
le and A Hr^
Hansen A fv Mnnva Gr*^town North
llarmmbe W H IpperlUin Ma«lerton Wairarapafr
Halting Alfml I Mangawhare A'lckland (d
llartne i iyivale Rag Irartarvill'
BABOl^O i Wh MoubI VrrDOB Wxlpuktirta
llaning jedsn irmslnllarm Wnnhilie
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llamwn I stale of 1{ J Hollvl w* Rakiia Canlcrburyl
Hamwm J \ Swln ton luKrrdcn Canterbury *
Hartnell teen TheWillows I iKrttlen tantefbu .
IlarvTV I A Sons Toiaranui tfanama 1* O Marlborough
Harvey N A Clivallay ManarvaPO frlorus Sound
Hathaway \t Funa M IhirsI Taranaki
Hawke 0 J k Sceit Hawkins Canterbury
llawkeo C J M kou IfawTr*
Hawkeft O J | Rham
HH I'nvale Bag Tnlaga Bay
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Ron ney Marsh
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‘enralkich Pigeon Day Bank!
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Hayes S Notmanvale llakataramea S Cantrrburv
llayhurst J F PO Dot It Temuka Canterbury (pj
llayUnI Lstate RagnUra Canterbury
Healey L I Sunny Side Gore Southland
lleafsev J C l^mgburn
llerktef J L Ihuraua via Maun
lledley W The Grange Opotikl
Hellerman S L Rock A ihlUr Central Otago
Henderson 11 Box S Sanion
Henderson D 39» t\ tcksleed Street Wanganui
Henderson J MomewonJ Fere hlatf Marton
Henderson T 11 The Homestead Hoisbam Down!
Hamilton
Henderson W P WaiURa Bar PO sia Picton Marl
borough
llennum C C A B A I'oukawa Hawke a Bay
Henry James Aonai Canterbury
Henson Kids Feildmg Manawatu
Henson A Creen PO Do* 11 klatawai Cubonie
Henson W Martimaru Atb Hurst
Henwood T Kaikob*
Herbert C A Dannevirke
Herbert Frank Box 31 Pongaroa
Hewitt J E bfangatnaire
Hewlett II C Mata North Auckland
Hewlett H E Mala North Auckland
Ileyder E A Malanwa Carterton
lligcins L Ashley Belgrove Nelson l
light G llaielbursi Horortata Casterbury
Hisbon RKbard Otautau Southland
llobah James tarhamlltl CulverdoD Canterbury
Hoban PC Woodgrove Ncrth Canterbury
lloban R A Culverden Canterbury
lloc<)uart P Te Puru Pelorus Sound
Hodgeo J H U Daonemora Waihao Downs S Cantr
bury
Hodgkioson A Jersey Bank Takaka Nelson I
llodgkinson C Glrnbrook Rural Mail Waiuku Nor
Isbnd
Tbos^^Ma Waro S Canterbury
. . . Rakaia . ,
Holgatr It Balclutha Otago
Holgate Henry Baxiego Balclutha Otago
Holmes. Franklin Rotate Mills Invercargill
llohues. Mrs FI Matahiwi Estate Masterton
Holmes S C Mt Harding Metbren Canterbury
Holms A S Wainabaka Invercargill 1
KopcFoft \V R Aokaulere blanawatu A W Coast I
llupfans C L Wainui Banks Peninsula Canterbury
Horne Alfred Clover Downs Morton Mams Southland
HorreU U C TeTua Southland
lloriell J E.HorielvilIe Canterbury
Hour T Romney Park
Ilotthstoo The late A 5i
Houteton R Bredalban.
liowart F W.. Cleucaiiu Ash]
Canterbury
Ilubber J T South Hillend Winlon Southland
Hudson J Waunimi Masterton
H T Lansdowne
Humphrey A R Makino
Hnmpfaises J E Manrua Tuturxu Southland
Homphne* P C Malton W yndbam Southland
Hunt A Box 19 Taradale
Hunt C AA..Wantwood Wakefield NeUon
Br~il
Southikiwn
Southdown
Boril Leicester
Bord liwesler
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romney tlarsh
Romney Manh
Romney klarsh
Comedale
Comedale
Ryeland
Comedale
Bord Leicester
Romney Marsh
Suffolk
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Romney klarsh
Romney klarsh
Southdown
Shropshire
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Rooney Marsh
Rooney kUrsh
Southdown
Southdown
Rooney tfiisb
Romney klanb
RyeUnd
Romney Marsh
Romney Manb
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Comedale
bord Leicester
Comedale
Suffolk
Comedale
Romney Marsh
Romoey Marsh
Romney Marsh
Dord LeKester
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Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Bord Leicester
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Romney
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Hunt \V R & Son Awanui WaM eld Velson
Hunter A T MiVinkin Wanganui
Hunter J Oeta Fordell
Hunter Jas Short Street Mastcrton
HunttT M Kai Im SVanganut
Hutchinson T ASon Omatua ^apler
Hutton Maj G F Bangor Dariield
H)l4nd A Thornton Sooth Auckland
S W Oka hau Da) of Islands
r S G Rose Street Gore Southland
P W Manakau
s T McG Burleigh Riwaka Nelson
im H S Lenmanroore Culverdon Canterbury
nd Bros Goodwood House Goodwood Otago
g N PnsateBag Kohu Kohu A
SoatbdOWB
Romney Marsh
Kooiney ^tarsh
Romney Marsh
Sonthdown
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
(Pi Shropshire
Soulbdonn
(c) Southddtta
Ron ney Marsh
Bord Jjeicestef
If) Romney ^iaisb
Romney Marsh
Cornrdale
Rl Romnet Marsh
Romney hiaisb
Jackson W Rangitane
Jacob W F A. Son Te Marama P O Bo* 1 hiwitea
Fe Id ne (cF)l
James J H Ttevanna Amberlay Canterbury I
Jameson O P O Box JJa Cbnstchureb I
Jameson R L Rotherham Canterbury I
Jamieson T F Rewa via Fe 1 Img i
Jarman C G Nesslea Dart eld Canterbury I
jeokmJ Tnistemoft E ^aldhurst Canterbury (
jeokint W J Fairiiev Waddiogton Canterbury l<
Jensen V C Sprove KiPtbolton Manawatu
lewitv J H ^Socdbank PlccVville EVetahuna
Johns Geo Culvcricn Downs Culverden Canterbury
Johns J & r Devondale Bellast Canterbury
Johnston CHS Boenyngg St Andrews 5 Canterbury
J ohoaten G P Altna Sorth Otago
ohnston C P Con ely Bank Oore Southland
Johnston Gordon Ccagwlea MayiieVd Uiods RD
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i ohnston H Glens ore hast Road Stratford
ohnston I Upper Tuuenu Marten
ohnston J G Clenraoffat Box 20 Nightcaps Southland
ohnston J K Elmslegh WaikakaVal Core Southland
obostoo J M Park 1 arm Longbeach Hinds R D
Canterbury
j ohnston R J Asbburton AUordForesC Rural Canterbury
ohnston Estate oi Sidney Orouawheta Takapau
Johnston W I Private Bag Gore South Island (c)
jOHRSTOTO f A Basher Park. Filraerston Otago (cA)
Johnstone K Matuotaiaia Wanscead Hawke s Bay
Jones Bros Ngahera Pakaraka Bay of Islands
Jones C H Oak Lea Ashburton Methven K D Canter
bury
Jopp Robert Moutere Chatto Creek Otago Central
Jordan J H Stanley Brook Nelson
KainDros Kamford Farm Mlton Otago
ha>e H J Toko Taranaki (r)
Kean Estate oi James Vtinton Southland
heebie C.T Boa 264 Palmerston North
Keenan Bros Okuli % allei Lillie R ver Canterbury
helland J C Gowan Bank Orton via Temuka 5
Canterbury
helland W J North Down Timani S Canterbury
hendall A H IbiiatcBag Waitara Taranaki (cp)
Kennedy %S Studlcigh OUutau Southland
Kenningtoo John t ranoefePB Blenhe m Mai
Kerr C No 1 Rural Box Mataura Southland
h linan A J Timaru S Canterbury
h me J W springstoo Canterbury \
Kinpion II c Brookbv Manurrwa '
K oa A Ittvate Ila* Ilalclulba Olaro
Ring Bros Boa ?, Spnngt eld Canterbury
Xng E Clydevale Balclutfaa Otago
Kmg J M gtSons PO BokO SVarkwortb Auckland
King Jaa 19 Duke Street IntercargiU Southland
hmg W H Ashburton Methven Rural Canterbury
hine E P iniiesar Kelso Otago
Kirkpatnck Ales Patuathi Gisbome '
hiikpatnck J Crernvale Waikaka Southland
hulM Bros Konuratabi Taranaki
bnght H A Racecourse Hill Private Bag Chnsichutch I
Caoterbury i
Knight J Matatua Pbarazj’n Street Fcilduig I
Rotnney Marsh
Southdown
Corrledale
Romney Marsk
Shropshire
Southdown
Romoey Maisb
Comedale
Romney Marsh
Comedale
Southdown
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Bord lineester
LeKestet
Southdown
Romney 'lanh
Romney Marsh
Comedale
Bord U tester
Shropshire
Comedale
Southdown
Menno
Roinnev Marsh
Comedale
Romney Marsh
Comedale
Bord LeicesCer
Comedale
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Rotnney Marsh
Bonl WKester
Bord Leicester
Romoey kfarsb
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Comedale
Rmuney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Shropshire
La Ibrook W G Glen In* Core Southland Ron nev XIarsb
Southdown
Laidlavi J B Ctaigiebum BlenhnTn Marlborough Leicester
Laidlaw K T Cra gieburn Blenheim 'larlborough Comedale
Lamb M J i P J Tang bua Ot ibi WTiangerci Comedale
Lancaster R Ik A J I almentonNorlb Newlxland Romney Marsh
Lane DouglasN tk>s63 Havelock North HawkesBay Southdown
Langley Joseph Acton Rakaia Canteiburs Bord Leicester
La'tei Robt Oihitu Barry s Bay Banks f eninsula Leicester
Law Bros Te Kohenpa Shannon I I Romney Marsh
Law George Gimmerbum Otago Comedale
Law James Whitikabu ySaikato 1 ) Bomoey Marsh
Lawhw sficbaelR Charlton Gore Southland Romney Marsh
Lawrence C Pakaraka Bay of Islands N Auckland (c) Rotnney JIafsh
LesLy Bros \Sav\oUTa Romney Marsh
L* CREH V L Sg% Puna Wai, riirlic S Canterbury <e) Menao
Lee Harry U ft Son WeraiU Mastcrton Southdown
Leighton H E Eastwood Ho Lower Holt
Lernon S G Hughetiden Launaton Canterbury Bord uicester
Letbam Walter Sherwood Launston Canterbury (
1 I Romney Marsh
Comedale
( ) Bomoey Marsh
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H E Eastwood Ho Lower Holt ^uthttown
G Hughetiden Launston Canterbury Bord uicester
Aalter Sherwood Launston Canterbury { L*iceitef
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le H V Datvey Tunkma Rotwiev Marsh
G Huia Stud Farm Otumoetal Tauranga Shropshire
Levui ft L Uestella PeildiBg
LddleBros Obann Valley Wellington
Lilco&Son PO Boy 184 InveteargiU
UU c H B A S H Willoughby Rural Ashburton ^uthdoven
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Lindsay W E Lisd sfame DnimiBond Southland Bord I^icester
Liftf V B Little River Canterbury k
Linrt W H 1 Ngatunati Nelson Roinncy Marsh
Lmaman L Beoo Box 18 Ka apoi Caoterbury Southdo^ra
Little H T HuiHui Woodgrove North Canterbury Cornedaie
Little jamea Afloandale CavePO South Canterbury
Little Tlios S Comedale Private Bag Oamaru Wcester
Comedale
Livesey \V W Thorpe St hlotueka Nelson fr) Bord Leicester
LivestoneA Core Frenkion ^uthdew*
Livingstone W V\ AlaUmaU Auckland Le cpter
Uoyd T H G Daonevirke I J Southdovm
Uovd T H G UaDnevirke
Loebhead J Kaitaogata Otago
Bert Le tester
Boi^ Lmester
Rocnoey Marsh
Soulbdonn
Sootbdowo
Bm<d Leicester
Comedale
Bord Leicester
Sonlbdown
Sbropsbue
HompeyManb
Comnl^
Komiiey tlarsb
Romney Marsh
Smthdown
Konwry Marsh
Lorbhead R Rosebank Balclutha Ou«o Bo^ p tesitr
Lmbhead Thos Te Houka Balclutha Otago Bord w certcr
Lotbbead Walter AUonbrooV Leeston Cantertrory St«thdown
Loch H E A Lochannoo Bo* 23 Methven Canterbury Sputhdoam
Lock W T P Bos 2o Methven Canterbury Sou^down
Lockbart Jas Hoptvale Farm Moneyuiore MiltoQ Otago Bord Lei<»t«T
Romney Marsh
Lotfchead AQan B Bos 48 Buccirugh Jfount Somers Leicester
Canterbury ,, .
Logan J B Kelso Otago Romney Marsh
London W T Kimbolton RpmneyJIarsh
Lonsdale T W Fleathdalr Marohemo Auckland Rj-eUnd
Lovelock W J Bo* 5 Palmerston North Romney MaBh
Low R J Aberdem Ml Hott Rural Rakaia Canterbury BoM Leicester
Leicester
Lucas C E Rewa Soothdovm
Lucas C F Tuapeka Mouth Otago Romney Jiarsn
Lodbrook M S Ohaeawai Bay of Islands
Lroo G w Turaki Murchinson Romney Marsh
Lyons Geo Te Kunga Mangatawh n tal Auckland (c)
Lysaght P Scolsden Fairton Canterbury Dorn ^^^ter
Mab n E E Clovelly Tokumani
McAdam John Domett Canterbury
UcAithuir W F Harewood Canterbury
Southdown
Cornedaie
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VIcAvady M J Mature
bkBean Geo Spnngton South Canterbury (el Soalhdwn
McBetb reo Rimbolton ( 1
MacCallum O I Ocean \ lew Farm Clandeboye Temuka lloW Leicmer
S Canterbury Southdwn
McCamU II S Itoodhlll Kalpara North Island (e)
McCatthy F I HurteyviUe Taranaki S'’","?' Vi?er
klcCooe James Tokarahl Oamaru North Otago Bord Larester
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Wungavin P Boa 2 Ponrua
Murthieon Bros Lake Coleridge Canterbruy
Murdoch J A Bank Foot Toira Otago
Murgatrovd John Balmoral Canterbury
MiStphy J R Patutahi G sbome
Murph> J T 93 Maxwell Road Blenheim
Murphs M R Miromu tVhenuakura Patea [cf
Murphy R C Pan kau Stat on Gisborne
M irph> R K JIaraetaha Munwai Gisborne
MufTa\ A J Vvoodbank Clarence Bridge Kaikoijr:
Murra) Bros Clydevale Balclutba Otago
Romney Uaxsh
CMTie^e
ComedaJe
Romney Maish
Romney Maidi
Romney Maish
Romney Ktaish
Romney Slarsh
Lnctster
Comedale
Romney Malsb
Bord Le tester
Rmnnev Marsh
N
PO Box
Nalder H Motup pi Takaka Nelson
Nash J Mohan Tang teroura
Neal J F Sfddon Marlborough
Ne Ison N P Tiakitahuna
Neumann O Marton
New B C ^rapphue North Wai/oa
New Zealand S. Austral an Land Co Ltd
Moeraki Estate Hampden Otago
New Zealand Land Co Hakatarainea b Canterbury
New Zealand Need Co Ltd Ravensworth Leeston
Canterburj
Newport E L 4 Sons Koere Nelson (r)
Niehol&Co Eskdale Hawke a Bay
Niebnll Bros Bo* 93 Ashburton Canterbury
NicoH A J Penseroft Ashburton Canterbury
Rmnney Marsh
Ryeland
Comedale
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Lioeoln
Comedale
Corr edale
Lmeolo
Nix '
^ Taubererukau Peatherston
John Killtnchy Cantetburv
TheExemofW KUl nchy Canterbury
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Sbropsb re
Bord Leicester
Roffloey Marsh
Bord Le easier
Le tester
Bord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Shrofs ire
Oaklet John Hiods Mayi eld Rural Ruapuna CanterbuTyl
Oakley Raymond Rinsultne Farm Mayfield Via
Ashb rten Canterbury '
Oakley Robt Ovendale liakala Canterbury
O'Br cn D Mangainutu pahialua
0 Carroll John Hawarden Canterbury
Otdf eld O PukeraCa Dacgaville Auckland
Oliver H Spr nghrad Horenta Canteebufv
01 ver W VV Taitiape
OMalley \\m tkamatua Creymouth Westland
ONriIlBros OneTreeFarnj Wanganui
Opentbaw £ Mailon
Otbrll W H The Levels Timan) South Canterbury
Orr Frank W Waimatenui Dargaville Auckland
Orr J H Naikobe Bay of Island N island
Orr K D Fukekawa North Island
Overton A K Pukeokahu Taibape
07IRT0N C F^TaienFeak,Fr' •
Shropshire
Southdown
Corncdale
Comedale
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Southdown
Kotnney Marsh
Romney hlarsb
Comedale
Corrtedale
Kyeland
Ryeland
rton H M Selsey Lakeside Can
■n Bros Horotiu
•n V. P ClynCoed Eltham
I. Otago
Romney Klarsh
Bord Leieerter
Southdown
Southdown
Soutbdowrn
Romney Marsh
Page r C Bnghlwater Nelson South Island
Pagr W & W Halcombe
Pa & Su trrlanci Te I ara hrathersion
lalmer S M Okaibau HavelorkNorth KawkesBay
) HiU Springs Roxburgh Otago
Parkes r r I una
Parkes T K Sunnydale Wakclcid Nelson
I afev Kupitt Sat^uey Tinaxu S CanterbuTy
larry Rupert June S< uthbum South Canterbury
Roioney Marsh
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Romoey Uaesli
Comedale
Romney Slarsb
Romney Marsh
Shrrpslnrc
Hmd Leicester
Ko imey Sfarsb
Romney Marsh
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Dord Leicester
son M A
Paton J lion cti Cheviot Canterbury
Patrick J K Willowbndge S Canterbu
Patterson J >1 Hinds Canterbury
Payne M \ WakowaiU Otago
I ayton I W fin* S'* Aylesbury Canti
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toUir lUv Southland
\ Cas
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Southdown
Sbn^isb re
Scolhdown
Comedale
Coenedate
Ilord Leicester
Bord Leicester
Romney Marsh
• •eaie sirx IS IJ |>.pton SouthUlWl
lent k1 h A il Will «bmd Leithf eld. Canterbury
I my A t Kooromal IkMahuna '
i^r l M Penrose Maxrrton
Southdown
Southdown
Komney Marsh
Perry W & Sons Penrose Masterton
Peter Frank Rangiatea Mt Somers Canterbury
Petersen P J Atea Fketahuna
Petne J Junr Swannanou Canterbury
PhnpsLJdCS Btcchdalc Kaitoke
PbUips O A Skerry River Nelson
Pithie A Croftlea H nds ^layfirld Rural Canterbury
Piwtrua Mental ilospital ponrua ,
FoMer il L KarakaNortb Fapakuia Auckland 1 tovinct
Powell Thomas Oxford Canterbury
Power F M Hawatden Canterbury
Preston J ti Centrewood Goodwood Otago
Pnee F Maslertcsi
1 nee \V Cheltenham
Prouse Mrs C Weferoa Levin
Prouse II S Mangarakau Nelson
Pryce E O Melluigton Rata Well ngton Province
Pulley I P Labtirti Canterbury
Romney Manh
Men no
Southdown
Shfopsh re
Cotnixlale
Romney Marsh
Comedale
Shropshire
Romney Marsh
Bord Leicester
Comedale
Southdown
Rotnney Mirth
Romney Marsh
Shropshire
Comedale
Qua I T Eltham
Raikrs W C Ohaeawai Bay of Islands
Raioe J D PO Box 31 Ngaruawahia
Ramsay W Sunnyvale Awatata N ghtcaps
Ratmiissen Andrew Box ID Balfour Southland
Rayner H J TheCbffs Masterton
Rayner N G The Fin Masterton
Rayner W Tbe Cliffs kUsterton
Read Bros Sansoa
Read F T RoseviUe Lawrence Otago
Reddechffe W W Terrace hst Hororata Canterbury
Reese A HeatbsiocU Weodgrove North Canterbury
Reid D McGregor M Iton bo ith Island
Reid P W Sanson Road Feildmg
BuTTisidt Oarsaru North Otago
ReuJ R & j Riversleigb Part eld Canterbury
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Comedale
Comedale
Sovtbdowfi
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Comedale
Romney MatSa
Soulhdo m
Bord Leicester
Romney Marsh
Bord Le crater
Romney Marsh
Le cester
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Romney Manh |
Keanie VV O Rushbrookt Doylcston Canterbury (f)
Rhodes A H A P G RaU
Rhodes CHE RaU . , ,
Rhodes Sir Heaton OVahuna Tai Tapu Ctmtrtbiity t«V
Bord Le cester
Bord La cester
Ryeland
Southdown
Romney Marsh
La eestcr
Camedala
Comedale
Southdown
Comedale
RKhards Cxors of Thos Roseville Rakaia Canterbury
R chardson F U Rea WTiarekopae Gisborne
RKbatdson Fredenck Buckland Cunninghams
Terrace Farm
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Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romney Marsh
RyeUnd
Richmoad F H R chmond Brook Seddon Marlborough
Riddford D M S Longwood Feathenton
Riddbrd F L PO Bo* IS’I Wellington
Rddiford \ WoiMim Lower Hi II
Ridgen C A Ge*erwlile Canterbury
Rldgen F Brooklyn Grecndale Canterbury
Romney Marsh
" -y Marsh
ij Marsh
Comedale
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Ridgeu C H Netheilea Creendale Car
BiUhie J A D Puketapu ”
Rlttson Tbomas ‘ ‘
Uaetboiough
Roberta W J Rjverslei Private Bag
Auckland
Robertson Andrew Courtenay Canterb iry
Robertsoo & Brow n Downs Wakiokoi Otage
Robertson P Junr Waknkoi
Robertson C B Tihora Taranaki
Robertson R E Kukubia Hamilton
Robottom A PO Box2 Olane Hawke* 8;
RodgerBrn* WnghtiBush Southland
R<«en Dr J E TolToi Estate Waimahaka
Rc^er Harry Weerions Courteney Rural Can
Bose Bros Stowey Creek Nakohe
Koss Bros Aor.
Ross C F M Rose II J1 Wav.
Koss D Bninswkk Wanganu
Ross D J Biookdale H ilgro'
Ross David Terrace i al nerso
Shcopsh re
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■y Marsh
Ron ney Marsh
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Koul too T r« Urns
KowUtmJ The bt* U TbW Ubun*
HovUtmI Mrs h Uloomfirld TuUtAhuna
Ko)ds & \\i tun s Awanmt I iv« Kivm SnuIhUnd
KudJ Bros F» rt <• South Ciotertiury
Budd Csors (<( Chas Kudstooe Cruft, Crrnidtli
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Eu M W G Bmopal Blmheiro Marlboroujrh
Boddmeao J t A„18 ArunSt Oamaru S Ou«o ,
BoddoiVtasi li UownUtwls Viatnute, S CantrttwTy
Kuddock L H * Stratford Sl Imdalton CaDlrrhuirl
Kussell srA H Tunanul HavketUar ' '
Bussell J A CIlespesLinr Palmerston North
Bussell T Kelso OUeo
Butherionl A J Moroa AUredton ,
Botberford COT Cmtlockart, Blenheim klarlboroorh I
Butherleird D U. Meioua Culvetden Cacteihur;
iiutherfnrd G 1- Coonetnara Parnassus N Canterbury
Rutherford S ktmdip Kills Parnassus N Canterbury
Bsin T TaUrepo Otautau
Rsbum U Woodbum Clevedon Auckland
Bybum J J Dakbnds Nfuhupoun Ohaupo
B -man J C Kaunhata Palmerston North
St Hill C H Punairai Takapau SlaakesBay
Sand lands A & BenoniStud Ratanu klsritea
Sand lands B N Katnsara I-eild n(
Sandilaudt H C N Colyton
Saunders N C Hawtbornden Otautau Southland
Sa II T J St Helens, KanmerSpnnirs N Canterbury
Sastlle F C KerwetlDowns Fautie South Caoterburyfepi
Sehbepfer J pukekohe North Island
Sehnac^burt b It MatuNsaio Kavbu Auckland
Seett Brd Kaffileb Seuthbrook Canterbury
Scott D Dochroyle Taihape
Scott Gee Waitahuna Obfo ^
Scott Exert ofj BydeFarm Clenavy S Canterbury
Scott Jwnei Cxnnlnfion Cave South Canterbury
Scott K Urunhetnia Takaka Nelsoa
ScddoQ F R BoxSj Himawo , ^
Self J R Betcblea Papateetoena Auckbnd N 1
Seyi our G T Box 54 B enbe m
SbannenBroa tNaluna\V«f „ _ . . i
Shannon Mn C Cleobufn Private Ba« ratmentoa|
Shannon \V G Private Big Paloirrston North
Sheat Trustees of the late Geo. Box S Duetandel
Canterbury _ „ . . .
Sheddon D tochie Toiro vuBal Vatha
Sbennan klrs Grace 3S If fb St Uuned n Otago
Sbennan L S B Unbum Stai. Paterson Otago
Sh pley George Island Farm Harewood CbtutchuTcb
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SHORT E ** Mabux, FeiUinC ( )
SHORT N Ta Biahon. Wutunt Wot
Short A Sons Ltd heildmj
S del David Glenavis Woodgrove North Canterbury
Sim £ K Ibikemaon SauChUud
Sun Peter P O Box 3 Crookslon Otago
Sunp»oii A J Parot Kapularoa
S mpson Bros Crilgnegk Tokirahi North Otago
S tnpvm Bros Heaton Park Marton
S mMon G Kia Ora Oatnafu N OUgo
Sla V Mrs B H Otaki KaUway
Sloane J H Omana PukehuuPO via Dargav lie (e)
ImaU \\ C AiJate*Bag Feilduig
Smeed C Tuakao
Sm th A Ravens-wood Palmerston North
Breed
K«^y Stacsh
Southdosra
Romney klarsh
Romney Marsh
Shnmsh re
Comedale
l^mney Marsh
Soutbdoern
Romney Marsh
Noulbduem
Komoey Marsh
Kocuney Marsh
Menim
Mermo
Lecestet
Mtnxto
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Itomney Manh
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Roomey Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Ryetand
Sbropeb re
Romney Marsh
BithBros Olnc Station Hasungs Ha
s Colyton
Sid th Bros \toodUr
Sm h Claud Brunsw ck iTsooeuui
Sm th D Stonehurst Masterton
Smth I- A Broom barm Box 18 Lincoln Canterbury
Sm ih F H ttaratah Alburf South Canterbury
Sm th H ParkakankI
Smith H \\ Norwood Jfarton
Sm th Huxh McNab Core Southland
Smth T t_ Winchester S Ciotertmry
Smith James A Sons Greeiil eld Otago
Sml h K 1 O Box 11 Martinborough ttalrarapa
Smth B C TeNgae Rotorua
Sou h B D McNib Southland
Smth K & C Matakobe Kapara
Sm th R H Kuahine Road klangaweka
*tm th Dr S M,4 Kawene
OoM Leiccxier
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Suffolk
Romney ktarsh
Ro nney Marsh
Southdown
Bomney Matsh
Menno
ROEnnee Marsh
Comedale
Bomney BInrth
Romney Marsb
Comedale
KoRUiey Marsb
Romney Marsh
southdown
BonJ LeKesler
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Ro mn ey htarsh
Roomey Harsh
Romney Massh
Rmrmey 1
Romney Marsb
KoiQDcy Marsh
KoRUMy Marsh
RomiKy klarsb
Southdown
Romney Harsh
Komsey Harsh
Bard Leicester
Southdown
Bard Le center
Romney Marsb
Southdown
Romney hianfal
Rcfimey Marsh *
Southdown
Southdown
Name and Addresa
th n Com Lynn \t illowbridge S Canterbury
th n A Syblon Opot ki Ilavoinenty
Smith M J htudle gb Colyton I e 1 1 ng
SotnetvUe Mrs J E Milburn Olaro
Souter A L.&hon llauiuia IVaerenra Waikato
South } C kSlnchester South Canteroury
Soulhee It H J Walton North Island
Southey A P ust Taralahl K M D vta Masterton
Southland Lsport Co Ltd Makanwa Junctioo SouthUod
s A J Anranul North Aucklaml
. -e C kartigiFitale Slag lolnl
Stack F U K w tea
Stackhouse Wm Waripara North Canterbury
Stalker WtUtarn KeswKk Kaagtm ^ntetbury
Standen S Brellon Park Ham Iton F
Stanton W C Lower klangocrf Taranaki (c)
Staples M II Bngbuist Motueka
Starky C B Junr Steventco Wh tec! ffi Canlerbury
Starky J D urackeni eld Amhertey
Stephens L W Balfour Southland
Stephens T A Waipuna IrwelLCantetbury
Stevens T J Box 12 Oamaru
Stevens K rem Plata kfarton
Stevens Dr W £ Ma Waro Nr Timans
Stevenson Jat Flatton Kaiapd Rural Del very Canlerbury
StoddarC C U rthlea Lincoln Canterbury
Stoke* Fdward Box 91 Merven Casterbury
Stoke* II L. Lrndis Valley P U Cromwell Otago
StotTeyL.W Z Croftbead Southbndge Canterbury
Strang J K Creentdr Maslertcn
Straoj^ F M BeUeVueFara Mangaiti Hrltruville (0|
Stratton Geo Levin '
SinngfeUowJ ClnlonNsuma MartiDboreugb Wellington
Slringfellow J Welbeck Greytown Welbagton
Stuckey H 8 Ka tea Prlvaie Bag Dannevuke (c)
Studboune D S Coldstream LowcliUe Canterbury c
Suggitt J Ka foke Well ngton 1*1
Sutherland J C Alexandra Klbi Xihi Waikato
Sutherland & Macaluier Xawaroa Otorchanga ,
Ssratoton Mr* A P Patckaioka Pntate UagOiorohaaSal
Ssrale WiUiam Luneb Us Southland
Swift A Taoroa Manawalu A West Coast
Symet A Box 210 Hast ngs
Symes H Manfttuke Gisb^e
The late j H Homewood Mastertm
■ averner L.G M Memwee Cbve
Taylor E S Mount Cass W a para North Canterbury
Taylor J R MannUhl
Taylor W Inne* LoebiU Opaubo Auckland
Teague L. F Koranga Domett Cauterbury
TesebemakerSebufe Exor* oftbelateC devere Avondalel
Stat on Blenheun Marlborough
Tenot Statioo MiUeie Flat OtagoCentral
Thomas A H ttson Teicphanga Blenheun Marlborough
Thompson Mr*. Peter Spnngbun Winton Southland
TBoarsoa t 7 & boks
Tbomsoei j Old Krnwick Ro^ Blenheim
Thomson J Private Bag ilurtb son
Thomson R W Old RenwKk Road Bleohe A
Thom W Rchmond Nelson
Theop Bros OUey EsUte Te Hooka Balclotha
TbuistoD EH c/oW P Jacob K witea
TKkuer Bros W altobora Dansevirke
Tod.W A HoUyeombe Otane Hawke s Bay
Todd Bruce W a p^ Downs North Canterbury
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Tosswill A Tabswai Tahuna PO Nelsoa
Tiemaui M 0 Cornwall Park Kalranga I
Tcewui Jobn Clenslrae Parnassus N Canterbury
Tn4ave J W The Shades Kekerangue Marltwrough
Toxward A J Te Mangshuia Dannevuke
Turnbull A Htucongo Taranaki
Turnbull A R. Binriey BaRnirn Canterbury
TurnbuU. C. D M W airtma Southland
TumhuU j Waikaka.SoutblaDd
Turner R.J W Walau French Pass, Canterbury
Breed
Romney Marsh
Bord LetcesMt
Romney Marxh
Southdown
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Shrspshtre
Ryetand
Southdown
Coniedale
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romney Manh
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Leicester
Romney Manh
Romney hlanh
Southdown
Romney ktanh
Ryeland
Southdown
Southdown
Comedale
Bold Leicester
klenno
Southdown
Southdown
Southdown
Romney klarsh
Romney Marsh
Bord ulcester
Shropsh r*
Comedale
Southdown
Romney Manh
Romney Manh
Comedale
Comedale
Southdown
Comedale
Romney Manh
Romney Manh
Ryeland
Romney Marsh
Shropshire
Ranaey Marsb
Southdown
Romney hlarsb
Ryeland
Bomney Marsh
Southdown
Comedale
Southdown
Bord Leicester
Southdown
Lincoln
Bord Leicester
Bonthdown
Romney kUrsb
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Komoey klarsh
Southdown
Romney Bfaish
Comedale
Bord Leicester
Sufiblk
Comedale
Romney ktaesh
Southdown
Comedale
Menno
Romney kfarsb
Romney ktarsh
Romney ktarsh
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Vennell F H Ricbmond Rewa \ u Feildiag
Vickers W G Boa 4 LfMii
Vile A C Bulls
Vile C E Pukenu Bulls
Vile T R Ob nea t
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Romney Marsh ^
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Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
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I Doyleston Rural Mail Canterbury
tlaltier E R Pakaraka Bay of Islands I
Walker James KehinGrove Papakura Auckland Prov (<A),
Walker The late James PUmmerton I
VtalVet Pettt Boa ha Valraenton Otago '
Walker Wm Cgmont Farm Opotiki
Wall frank R sers de ttartmborough
Wallis V Tbonieoabe Te Awamutu
WalA M MakaunPO C sberoe
Walton&Dchson Brooklia Chevoi Canterbury
Ward Arthur Tbe Braes Seutbbum S Caoterbur)
Warren The late K Turanganui Feathentoa
Wamngton VCR Wyke Soutbbndge Canterbury
Washboun Dr H O KichmoAd helson (tfil
Watson Wtllian Wausotu Maheno North Otago
Watt Bros Cone Peak Cromuell Otago
Watt P A Warapa Otago I )
Wstta G F Lansdowne Blenfaeun Warlbocougb
Watts Herbert WtUougbby Rural Aebbutton Canter
burs
Webb Joseeb Boa IS Taihape
Webber W T French Past Nelson
Homney Marsh 1
Southdoun
Romney Slaish
BhrCfishire
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Bead Leicester
Romney Marsh
Southdown I
Southdown '
Romney Marsh
Rooney Marsh ,
Cornedale
Leister 1
Romney Marsh I
Southdown
Southdown
Boed Leieestet
Romney Marsh
Sbr^sb re
Wells S Gordon Downs H wipacigo Belgrave Nelson '
Wetley Tn a ng College Paerala (tfi)
Wfstnira D W Cait^ Dunsandel Canterbury |
Weston U Col C H DSO Bos 0 New PlysnouthUPM'
Weston W alter C PrankleyRoad New Plymouth
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romne) Marsh
Wh te W LitUedale Woodgrore Kortb Canterbury
Whiteoombe E Meetapoor Eketahuna
Whitehead F Cunninghams (c!
Whyte Bros Tokumani
Wilke E CaimBrae Culverden Amun Canterbury
WdkisSon C C Hmabum Featherston
WiUuflSoo H C Hinabum Western Lake Featherston
Wilkiosoo M J Tahora via Stratford
W inutna Bros Coventry Cishome
Williams Bros Muruwai Gisborne
Witbams H L Kaiwaiwai Featherston
Wiltums J fl Broadlands Ellesmere Canterbury
\> lit ams P C FsiibaU Slenheim
, WiU amson E Grand % ew Olaclcstone Mill Cen. Otago
I WiUanison S WaitunaWest
' Willis H Vo J Rural Route Featherston
Wilsoo Alex Otiake North Dtago
Wilson E J Ponrua Road Johnsonville (r)
Wdsm E M Rowandeer Clevedon Auckland
Wilson Xfrs G M Brookdale Becks Central Otago
Wilsoo 1 163 Esplanade Vesr Brighton Canterburr
Cornedale
Romney Marsh
Romney Mat'S
Sou Ibdown
Ryeland
Southdown
Romney Mar'b
Romney Marsh
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romney Marsh
, Wilson J G Rosevale U tital North Walroa
W Isna ja< Waingawa Rural Delivery slasterton
Wilson Srjas C Vgao Bulls
Roranev Marsh
Romney ttarsb
Romney Marsh
Bord Le tester
Romnev Marsh
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Shropshire
Wilson John Downsh re Farm Lauder Otago
Wilson Ji^B Rangiara Canterbury
Wilson Mered ih Halkett Canterbury
Wilson R V Dronkdal* Farm Becks CrntialOtago
Win Dudley W Owen Junction Nelson
Wiftdley W Ponrua
Wingate John Longbunv
Winsktl J D F CaverhiU Cheviot Caijierburv
Romnev Marsh
Bold Le tester
Roiuney Mar'b
Cornedale
Southdown
Renoey tfarsb
Wiihell j n Faiifig CMlerbury
Wood Xus LI rabeib DunkeJd Scat 00 Beaumont, OHgo
Wood James Roegeena Huroa Taranaki (ffi)
Woodbeust J W Cbanng Crou Canterbury
Wood ng T P Grevelly Woodbury S Canlerbiry
Woodward Bros Mount Albert Auckland
WoobtouTansenes Ltd Chnstebureb canterbury
Wonilon P Ancnft Pn -ale Bag Taumarnnui
WenpBtos Whangarei
Rcnney tiarsb
Sbropsure
Ketnaey Marsh
Roraoey Marsh
Carnedil*
RyeUod
Ryeland
Cmedate
Cornedale
Le eseter
Leicester
Rmtioey Msnb
Southdown
Romney flanb
Southdown
Romoey klarsb
Romney Marsh
Romney tiaisb
Romney Marsh
Southdown
Bord Letcesler
Romney Maesb
Southdown
Cornedale
Romney Uarsh
Southdown
Wngbt D C Wiodcmere Ashburton Canterbury (1)1
Southdown
Leicester
Menno
Romney Mann
Southdown
Wngbt H F Riversdale Dunsandel Cantrrbun I
Wngbt J W Dart eld Rural Mad Kimberley CaBterhur>
Wyle Jas Usroa Mabeno Nonh Otago
Yarr Edward Cteenpark Canterbury
Youhg F M BruoktKlds kSmebester S Caateibury
Yule C E Featherston
Agricultural College Fe Id ng Feldng
Agnculcure Depl of Huakura Farm o( Insti
llamlUon East
Agncuhural College llawkesbury
Alien J II P O Box 3 Tikoeangi Taranaki
Ashworth II Boundary Road 1 almrrslon V
(r) Berkshire
iclion Berkshire
^r) Large White
Tamworth
(r) Yorkshire
Tamworth
Berkshire
Berkshire
LareeWlite
Berksbie
Large W b (e
Betkshue
Berkshire
Berksbie
Barker H C Ardmore Papakura Auckland
Barnett G H Creenmeadow Leeston Canterbury
Barnett S G ktangapoun K D T rau S Auckland
Baton S C cA> J C Hutton (N g ) Ltd Box (
W ell ngcon
I Benton H B Mou
Taranaki
Beery G A,, Manaia
I B Uiixgbursl A R Armadale Max
358
PIC HORSE BREEDERS— NEW ZEALAND
OAK— DRll
Name and Address
Palmer VI Nonnanby
Jarkm K L Bell Block Taranaki
Patterson A V HuPua. via Papakura Auckland
Pill J Waib Koad Han era Taranaki
Pone I Iv k Kain ai via Matan ata kuekUnd
Pner L N Karaka Papakura
Reed Tbe Hon \ H Ra UU
ReU> t r PO Bot<» Takaka Nelson
RenneG Netherb Taupn
Renn e U O Rushbrook Doyleslon Canterbury
Kevell J a. Sons PaJmerRoad Koponga Taranaki
R ce N Webb Te Rehunga v a Darmevirke Hankes
Rimmer N %\ Parakai v a Helensvnlle Auckland
Roach T J WTiataivhata Ham Iton
Robertson 0 Matapu faranak
Pubirt on K W D Boa 13d Nen Plymouth
Rock i SunnciroU Te Kaunhata Waikato
Ko(,crs. Bstateot E J Oakdale Nganawabta Waikab
Sa1ua> H Hua Brook Bell Block Tanoaki
bampson HC Woodlands H Usborougb New plTtnot
Sa lie V 0 Honvell Downs Pairte ^Caotefbury { s)|
Shepherd Bros Pum Pukekoke '
Shn plan H M WViakan ara
Sn h D O Thel^wn Hastings HankesBae
Smith r Boi*3 Huntley
Snih Dr C VI Ka»ene N Auckland
Snuth M Walton Punn Thames \aUe
Sn ih R k Te Pe Vtata uU
Sn ih W k S btMi Opot k v j Tauran a
, . _.e S kuckland
Slorer C C Hanpa Ra para Lae I
Slnn»er J H PO Bos H Torkoroa
Sutherlan I N J Clevedon S la Papakura kuckland
Svk I er S I V tons \ alle Auckland
Tamwcnb
Berkshire
Berkshire
Bcrksb re
Berkshire
Tamwfwth
TaiDWorth
Berkshire
Beriishire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Tamworth
Large kVh te
Large Black
Large Wh te
Larire Wh te
Berkshre
Berkshire
Tatnwortb
M ddle Wh t*
Large Black
Berkshire
Tarewonh
Large Wh te
Berksh re
Berkshre
Berksb re
TaiD worth
Berkshre
Berksb re
Berkshre
Large Wh te
Large Black
Berksb re
Berkshire
Yorks ILW )
Large Black
Berksh re
Berksb re
Berksb te
Berksh re
Berksh re
Berksh re
Berksb re
Thames llosp cal Board Ba II e Street Thames
TLomtosoB J South Hoad Kaweea
Tbompsoe A h Ohurs
Thorpe Mrs F Pukerora Ca bridge
Tqiham A Kercone Road Morncis nlJe
To^am J W Kolmvate Te uka S Canterbuty
Treger N C Auroa Hawera.
Turner R R Aongatete Tauranga
Turner W H Aongatete Ta ranga
n S StonytTolt Winchester South Canlerbury (
\incenl J Bnintnood Can bndge
W
W airaopa TramiDg Factn Mastcrton
Walker Jas kelvnCiove Papakura Aucktaod
Ward F Comtnons RuralDefvery TekrohaWesl
Ward <j B WaghomeRoad Wahama
Washboune F I Tunani South Island
Wasbbourae Dr H O K chraond helsoo
Washer C H Scott Road Hawera Taranak
Waierson Bros Dp i v a Feitdmg
Watkios • ^ • • •
Wattam ..
Wellogton F Tuna
Weoyss Russell W Airlegh RverKd Ngaurawahul
WesteeTrainingColIege Haeraca Aucklasd
West W L WoodviUe
Weston Lt Col C H DSO 1 0 1
Plyinooth
Weston H C Tangeuhoe Darpa lUe
W ckbacn A E kogeltown New PlymouiL
Wilkinson S V - •» ti
Williaois C M
W llianas W T Pukebou Hawke
'* ilson R J Puiarnru Matamaia Auckland
Velchwh G £ PO BoaP Wauku Aickland
Berkshire
Berksh te
Berkshire
Tamworlh
Taraworih
Berkshire
Tarowortb
Large Wb te
Berksh re
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berkshire
Berksh re
Berkshire
Berkshue
Tamworth
Tamwerth
Brrkaktre
Ta nwerth
Tau worth
Berkabire
Berkshire
Tamwonh
Berkshire
Tamwerth
Berkshire
Tamworth
Lara Wh ta
Berbhire
Berkshirt
Large Wb ta
Tan worih
Horse Breeders
EDC-^OU
HORSE BREEDERS— NEW ZEALAND
359
1 dfar K J SnI «
Iir«Mth'r J A Hrooi f H A U-tl > C*nlrrt r> I
h«T(ni«Ofi 11 Hinpor* North CinUrbur)
naming Urea, '•pnnri rid Croohiton
Jorbrs, John Wahilinn Vo»nianb> Taranaki (
I ord t rorsr ( rrmUw J arm MoH OUfo
lord John lahatka
I oi Itronrr Pine II II Ounrd n I
Frrrman H J H ghbank ITi\atr llai; Kakala Canu
Ca»n I ol«Tl tlrrr 1 ark Mosprl Tarn
C Imour I) b., VtmuTO Canlrrbury
( raham ilarr) MaUra Taranaki
C rant Andrrw Farrlir S Canterbury
Craniham <j K Normanbj Taranaki
Cray \\ t- Tapaka o, Oan aru
Crry OU tr Urmngton M Ibum Ota^o
f ng(t John Lonebrach Canterbury (
< r mtr> I J Hantnra Canterbury
H
llardna AUml L Mangaubare Auckland
BARSIXO J Hotial TtranD Walpakuran
Hat e Aleaander Nnrmanb)
Haugh Meaandrr Wrirlark Crooktton OUgo
Haa'ortb Tboa. Oeo Koad Auroa Taranak
liocken Broa Oraaan ere I e Id ng Oroua
Holmea I S Aaainoa Uamaru
llol rt lion M Awamoa Oainart
Hoak n bred Matapu Taranaki
Hunter Lttale late klocc* Uuroude Hauera Taranak
Hutton GeorpT L. ^aldhurtl Canterbury
Jrnk n* TruiteeiolE C ^aldhunl Canterbury
Jrnk n« M L NIardesdale Courtenay Canterbury
Jenk n« \\ J lairvew Waddngton Canterbury ...
jobnlton CHS Uonn)-ngg St Andreaa Soutbl
Canterbury
Jobnelon Jan n Oamaru
JOhntton jiTnetAkt AtbleyDouni Gore Southland
JOroSTOItE J A.. Baibey ?atk Pilmeratga Otaco |
K
Letba alter Launaton Canterbury
Logan Thot Mossdale OCama Southland
M
\IcCallu I>uncan Amert Tbombury Southland
ttrCallun K Amera Tbombury Southland
McCarty Krot Auroa lannak
McCarty John Ohanga laranak
Ma Dona I I> LdcndaleLst hdcnlale Southland
Ma larUnr J Drumn ond Sou bland
Mclntoeh Hector Kaupo S Canterbury
Meintoeh Kenneth I O Box 3.^ Katapu Canterbury |
McKee Bros I
itcKeni e J
it La blan
n Woodlands Ma trrlon
bert Soulhbndge Canterbury
McLean Arch ( reenh U HasUngi Ha*ke*Bay
M Uan L. T Kewa 1 edd ng
M Lean K U D Mararkakaho. Hast ngt
M Lenigben Hugh Ihne new K llincby Canterbury
M Leol John G merbum Otago
itcMurray Jan es -
McNaughton IVter Mom
e Southland
Mai oin Ja
Mart n Xl
k L Rollett
ex Te Kapa
loo Auckland
n W eedonx Courtna
Nan*e an 1 A Idtet*
, . ... rarapa
hell J 11 keniryD blu tholm Junction
M ( bell \0 linen Sludbolme Oamaru
M tcbeli W U Wyndham Southland
ItooreASanit re IMmahaka S<^lhlan 1
Morrlima L hrt ra Bank Kaitangala Otago
hkhol George & Son« Allanton Otago
Kkhotle K J tteleniville
Nlmmo r Jae lanakalo Otago
hoertah K Ka pakl Kuril Del rry Uha po Wakalo
Pack \\ i TeAwanulu Wakato
Parker Jol n I t ordonton Waikato
Paletion T i L»ng< eldi I arms Hokonui P C
tand
Pain fc J R n llowbndge South CanGrbury
Peach H. Kang nra V Canterbury
PrtchllnK ITivale Hag Te Ku I Wakalo
1 h II p< M T Pnehll hencourt Cam
I li« W Mmnanhak Waverley
ISigh T H kiwg 1 OUgo
Rae John Keltn Ulago
Keid J At la Oan aru Otago
Reid J I- Dumside Oamaru KorUi Ulago
K chard* N b Koaev lie Kaka a Canlerb ry
K cbmond Prank 11 nuera Matamata Wakato
Kobrtiaoi leter Husily Pann Ooirais
Kobneon John Wnifield Clarkaville Otago
Rob nion s J H nuera South Auckland
Rudl Cha* Kakaia K Canterbury
San pso I Can bridge
Scott A W KaipakI Obaupo Waikato
Sharp W Hast nga Koad Matapu Taranaki
Shearer teler WbeaUtone Aibburton
Smpion W(D Spnngaidr Tokanhi Oamaru Otago
SaamAbo * Taneatua Bay of Plenty Auckland
Small Mroa. VVbratttone Atbburton
Small J Teteaeetlale WbeaUtone Athbutton Canlerb
" all J^o Tmwald Canterbury
ih J U KaVanu North Otago
. Ih W Corra Lyon Willo' ‘
Sowereby H fc lOJ Freden k . .
Spark* R T W Uowbank Maungatua
Sutton J B Tbombury Soutl '
Taylor Tho a* Wakanu Aibburton
Taylor W J Alhton Aibburton
Te Aule Trust Board Pukehou llankeaBi
THQHSON ALEX., Ciaperdawa Eelti
Thermon K Murrayfield Otok a Otago
Tbonson Tbo* C Maungatua Otago
Thomions Ltd Warongi Ta en Otago
w
t N CanGrbury (s).
il Ashburton Canterbury |<j|
ere Selby K II neby Canterbury
Weir 1) fc Centre Koad St rting Otago
WcUi J A View H I Oilord Canterbury (
Weston Lt<kii C H OSO BoxTS New Plymoutblripl
Wrillarason j J Peking
Wilson Arch Henley Otago
Wilsonilros. Burlegh Bull Racgitikel
W Ison James. Tailapu
Wilson John Downihlre Laodcr Otago
Wmdlebum G B enbeim
W nght D C W udermefe W inilow Canterbury I
60 CANADA
ALBERTA— CATTLE BREEDERS
ACH— FI^
THE DOMINION OF CANADA
Alberta
Cattle Breeders
a.R.R THE PRINCE OF WALES K.C Pekuko (i»)
AchI«tn)C2ik Dan Chipman
Adair J E Hughroden
Afar, Rob«tt F Thtofte
Agriculturr Alberta Department ol Ldtnon
Aidndge C D Leedale
Allen James Hughecden
All son Ed«-u3 Ardley
Allonbv G K Cox 23)1 Cross! eld
Alsafer M Letghwn
Alston \lillumA KneeHillValle)
Ambrose G V\ Sednir <k
Amundsen A , Claresnolm
Aoderton AC R R 4 Oonalda
Andenon Andre* S Box 81 Diipresn
Anderson Bros Killam
Anderson ChulcsO Box SI Stavely
AtastiCpng Beiim Olds
Auld Killiam Senr Brant
B
Baile} J W & Sons l\atask>Hin
Baldnm James SedJington
Batlant ne P 31 l,4combe •
Barber Bruce Kinsella
Barslad A Brooke
Barton Thomas H Loueherd
Barty ] \V Conevralllami Sedge*tck
Beckell ttilliam lleddininoa
Beeching CharlesC DeUinton
Bernard C tV Dmalda
Beiji George T 4 Soi Box 40 Strathmore
Berry James RR i Lacombe
Betao Charles Nevis
Beveridge F D Calgary
Bevington George S\ nlrtbum
B glands Joseph W Box 477 Lacombe
BiUs F I lUxcklaVis
B ngham A B Frr i tosh
B ssel WaltrrC Viking
B tiem Lake Ranch The Bittern Lake
Black Alexander Airdrie
Black Sirs Clara Strathmore
DUrkbum SI J Hardiscy
Hlair S 1) Red Derr
Boden D A Lacombe
Boden James Lacorobe
BogfS O A 4 Sons Daysland
Holaoder Henry R Bearberry
lloolhbv 1 VV Cochrane
Borel J A ,R R So 1 Craan vl
Houlton brederickT RR ? Didsbiiry
Kroadfoot R & J Lougherd
llroilrrsen I’aul Leedale
Ca l/ow 4 SlrMath Kanlurly
Calms lima Corhrai e
Callete 11 A Stralhcoi a
Campbell Charles h Dai-slan 1
CampUll I it Ifcxlfo Stavely
Camptall V\ II Sturgeoqville
Cana.) an Cultliallon Co Knl Land
llerrfoni
Jersey
rsitsaan
Aberdeen Angus]
Shorthorn '
Ayrshire
Heerloid
Jersey
IbSU
Herelofil
Hereford
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Hereford
Hereford
Uerefotd
Jersey
A)fsh re
F ^an
He^d
Ayrshire
Hereto^
Fnesian
Hereford
Shorthorn
Mnefoid
Friesian
Shonboiii
Hereford
Shortlom
Sbonbom
Shorthorn
Hereford
Hereford
Herritotd
Ayrsb re
Jersey^
llerelmd
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
HecetnnI
Hereford
Fries an
ShorOiom
Hereford
Cuefnses
HerrIOru
Hereford
l:z
d an Pacific Railcrav Demonstration Farm Stratb
noce fifjl
Canadian Pacific Railway Department of Natural Rr
sources Calgarv
Carlson Alfrerl Box 14o Carmangav
Carmichael Alastair Vulcan
Cart J as J 10t<W/73tii Avmoe Edmonton
Carr Ma irice J Box IS98 Calgarv
Carrell L F Forcstburg
Caodnell T S Strome
Chisholm A F Saogudo
Christians Hy Red Willow
Chr slie tt O Biuderhcim
Chrysler John tlannviUe
Claeys Charles Crskine
Cbrindale Sioefc Farm Vauxhall (’fi
Clark H A Crskinc
Clatnorth) S ) Lacombe
CUspool A B SwalweU
Cleland R T HaJeourt
Clemens A E 4 F 5 Srdgemck
Clullen J C Deihume
Mlicutt Frank S3S 11th Avenue Vt Calgary
Colhtdtt George CtossheW
Cotiny Ftelenck A W etaskivein
Conroy Frank J SioS l]2th Street Edmonton
Cook \\iUiam Cochrane
Copithome Samuel C R R8 Calgary
Coebett Ernest Sboutdicr Patk
Oamell R A Besloo Station
Coughlin Bros Nanton
Course fttrs Clara Lamont
Cowman Fredenck Cremont
Cox Charles Rwmses
Crawford Fiosi VV K Bnx US hanton
Crooker E C Lacombe
Cull R P Seba Beach , , .
CumeeCallleCo Lid The 406 Maclran Block Calgary
Cun ee Mrs riotente Shepard
llallare U n St Una
r>»f mont Estate The Stony Plain
Davidson A W R Airdrie
Davidson John Coaldale
Dav s VV R R R ® High Rivrr
Denton le-Stocer Sfrs MV R R 2 M llet
DitcMield Thomas VV Hanna
Oillberticr E R Pocoka
Dittbemer Einll hew horwav
Ditibemer C C Dubamel
Dolphin \ Green Heath
Dermes A A Unora
Oownie Simon 4 Sim Girslairs
DrewetT The Estateol J C Cowlege
nnanan O M Bulwark
Duckett C VV Lacombe
Duckett F H Lacombe
Duke F O Halkirk
Duncan reoige Innisfail
E
Cteyr James Carrnangav
rdwatds Percy C Box me 01 Is
Fff oberger Cart bhrpard
'IliOtl J C Didsb'
Uwtt V '
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Estes R O Sarapsonton
I trms Itroa Ckw OS Red Deer
Expersmenti] I arms Lacombe
Fawdrer O P Ina sfalt
Fell aemenl Athabasca
riBlay John |lox367 LacomI
Shortl om
Herctrl
Herefotd
Hereford
ifrre/ord
Jlereford
i-rlrsian
Aberdeen Angus
Hereford
jersev
Hereford
Aberdeen Angus
Jersey
Frirsian
Hereford
Vyrfhire
Aberdeen An go$
Fnesian
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
liertfoid
Hereford
Ayrshire
F^eslan
Hereford
Frtesien
Hertford
AyTShite.
Hereford
Shorthorn
Ayrshire
Hereford
Ajrrsbtre
Hettlotd
Ftiesian
Ayisbije
Fnesian
FriWlan
Hereford
Ayrsh re
Hereford
Friesian
Shorthorn
Hereford
Friesian
Friesian
Hereford
Fries an
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CANADA 361
iuhfr l-a«Tmf» S OH»
rirm n< iMniK-Tte S M II c«
Fletfhfr Arthur Mi m<l
] oat I'hkI p Cantatm
lolf< rvtrr Shrpanl
Foalrr R " Carata n
Fra«ljjch Edirari J Caator
Francia Muith Caralaira
Francit John Canlalrt
rr«l«Tll C F n Cl
Gall A M Mm
ma-rr ''ill am Cardm Ham
Corrt Mraip Stona riain
Graham J<arph&Son* \u1caQ
Crant HA RR.» If »rfi Ria»r
Crav Mn IVaAemona l>e"inWfi
Cra CrorUrW IVWintOB
Crapalin John Lacombr
Crra & l<at>an Chrrhill
Cf bblr Chirlr* Cajlrj
Cntdalr F S OUs
CrotW Stock Farms IFe" inton
Cuffl ] F Sbbald
{xag frorjcT Box 1* Cantiir*
Hcmard Orton
fUrpraars Mrbor Knee II tl'aller
ifamnan C C Tefield
JlariwcM " L S bbald
Kuurd I R Eadr Bull*
Flavens O Patricia
Hank ns Bros Stromc
Haarkainod Arthur Caino
Hay ttm 'f PnchrrCreck
BATS ft CO Cantaln
FfeatoAcmus fUnry Monvrl
Heanaveli \S L. S bbaJd
Keatbcr Lvrrrtt Knee M flaallry
Henderson T R Box ISO Tof eld
ilildsft-orth Marshall "imbome
Hoover A C Dox'U Camroie
Hope UonaldC De" n'
Flopfe I' ” '
.. — A Sms Davshnd
Howes TTtos II M llet
HosTf tart M Enchant
Hudson "ill am Kathryn
Fluebei Bnaa. R R 1 D dsbury
Hunter EdannT Mix
Hunter Frederick L Sedaewick
Hunter G E ft " A bit Gram
Calfaty
H Hon S D Finora
Injl * John F Caaynne
Jablo
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R lie S n
J
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r Kelson H IJcdd neton
>-sk Anton Eaele Rutte
« I eorite F Strathmore
Ketll s lames M IhncherCrerk *
Kdder James Rnx *0*3 Olds
K nr I R Hlack D ammd
Kine "m H Irma
K nshom Mrs Mvrtle lUalake
llerefoni
HrrrInrI
Hrrrfoial
llerelofal
I rlrslan
lirrrioni
lirrefniil
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ifrrrforal
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lerv)
llerefoeal
Fneiian
Ayrtb re
Herefoid
tiered
Ff esan
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Hereford
Shorthorn
Aynhne
Fries an
Red Foil
Red Poll
Shorthorn
jersey
Herrloi
Kirkehr^ A L. Lrmsana
kittn Frank ia> Sana
KIM'S J C ft i O Lnusana
kbiber Anirew Little Plutne
kl nek flenry E K K I Ih Isb
kuMesi k Calra/y
La n( John liox S RIarkfal Is
La rd La .Ohalon
Lainont J 11 Uerwyn
Unescon, F L Hitteni Lake
Lanyoci Earl 1011 IJItliStrerl Fal imln
LalbseellftSms I O tloxUir Calvary
LaliRirr N l> Unntlrn
Laimer Z T ft Sons ttowdm
Lawnisen If S Olds
Laycork Iwph It Okoloks
Lasenrk Ikomas Calean
Lea 11 II tarvie
Ue II L. K R 1 Calxary
Lee John Junr hew
Lee Robert e/o Nat onal Trust Co
Leonard F f Dotmead
Liddell "iltiain Cochrane
Lindsay Mrs F II 503 Centre SirrrI Lai
tillle T M M dnapore
Lnndebuty C O Dnimhrller
Lotee IS Leil e Nanton
Lowe "ill am Amisk
Luchak IVrer HamI n
Lymhumer A H Orbmefair Im a Sal on
MacDonald llre» Ifoi . ..
Macdonald ft Gras De " nlon
Macdoruld Isabel "rttlock
MacDonald " D Grsineer
MacDonald "in am A Itox4l"eil
McDonnell Anirus St Albert
McDoueali Alexanders Box 119 CK
Maee $ M R R 2 H eh River
McEachen Co J A Bunitis
Mclilatoyle 7 Edmonton
Mclnn s John M dnspore
'**'*■ — HaitrhotCo Thr iUgrtth
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Mclorste " || Maerath
Mekar A AI 5 J 4th Avenue " Calgarv
McKenteRtos Knee H 11 \ alley
MaeKenr e D " Rjstn* Sun
McKeowh Frank Donat la
MaeK <1 D S L Calgars
Alack n F A C rnnde Pm r e
McLaren | Is SpnneBank
McLaren Mrs Laura E Slont i lain
McLauno | l> KR* Caleary
McLean " J Red ISeer
McLessy The Cslaleol Thomas Gael eld
McMaster « A *04 Ejxhlh Avenue East La
McNe I John A R R 4 Calgary
Maeilton II Box II* Larombe
Mainsranne R G DunsUbte
Marshall Charles Oe " nfon
Marshall T A Castor
Martin James Penhold
Mather" Ilox 1*1 Consort
Mathews c II Nanton
Meeks Charles A Manns He
Melliv W S Rntibev
Mercier M sA B FincherCreek
Meredith ft Ma farlane R R I Ihdsbun
Merta Frank M A k nx
M llet Farm ng Co Ltd AI Hei
M nto The Larlof Sanlon
Jficbell James 501 1st Strre Medc e Hat
prison 11 C Ifoden ft J Junr Lammbe
Momral A f
s Sam M llet
Noevxn, t T C Iby
Narthmvrs Ilmioo Gadsbv
\«ethwood,&R Coruoatioo
ftreed
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Hereford
Ayrsh re
Shorthorn
Merelof'l
Hereford
Ayn/ilre
Hereford
Ayrshire
Shorlhorn
Hereford
Ayrtb rc
Hereford
Hereford
Shorthorn
Shortho n
Hereford
Hereford
Sberibem
Httetott/
Herefortl
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Aj^ire
AjTshire
Hereford
Friesian
Ayrsh re
Hereford
Ayrsh re
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Heref-rii'
362 CANADA
AUBERTA— CATTLE BREEDERS
OLS- YUL
OlsoD S-UBuel D Dant
0 htil Gamel Cross! eld
O Neil J H Crossfield
OsUshtk Gcorse Sbandro
Ott Jacob Spruce Grove
Parker J L Burmis
Parslow \SilliaiiiM 35J 12th Avenue \V Catgarv
Pearson John Oscar Box 161 IMixIaad
Peterson Alfred L Edberg
Peterson Albert A Ponoka
Peterson T Sunnvslope
Peoctot I t Clive
Proctor Rachel Okotoks
Pj-m Bros M rror
Ranty J G Keoma
Raul nson Bros Box 1 o Calgary
Rea) Hall Camrose
Redel Arthur James Consort
Reed Ranch Ltd The Box ZO"? Olds
Reid Eduin ] Cretnena
Remiek A Soo Alliance
Rcynolda E L CUve
Rice Horace G J803 93r(j Avenue Ldiioi
Richardson \
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Riddle A Caiipry
Roberts Bros Vegceville
Robertson Alexander Weatcoit
Robertseo H SanipionlouD
RobercsoQ & Palmer Colinton
KodgeisicCo Ltd Lethliiidit
Roewer J & Sod R R 1 C^firy
Rogers i{ov.a{d StettUr
Rose T D Kimball
Roienbaree lesepD Mayton
Ruddy Mrs Canlioe Ccossf eld
Ruddy Mrs Canlioe Cnssf eld
SUSHQJLJ .Edcftton SCaboa
Russell Slcruaid h Ponoka
Rutledge Scott & Son Doieden
s
SehattJe Goitl eb Little Plume
SchecUc A B.Stronie
Schimmer N Kliiam
Scbutopkc Oavid Stately
Scott Janies A Stioinierview
Scott R J Summervieff
Scott S\ y IXinoka
Scott Walter RRl hno Kill Valley
Scott WlUiam Slralhcooa
Sedgudck C P Blalcmore
Sexsmith G A Box 2 4 CaJgart
Shannon Bros 'lannville
Shan> James Lacombe
Sharp tVm Lacombe
Sbarpr \t \t Steltler
Shau \V Conner Bremner •
Shei^^^Mm llelrn C c/o W oods Sherry CoUison 4 Fjel
Shire GUi^ Foceitburg
Short IV C Box 393 Bdmooicn
Sinclair R D c/o I mversity of Alberta Ldmonioi
Sisson C A 4 Co Irma
" V Chas R Butuark
Smith M L -
Smith \ \\ 10017 107th Street Ednionloi
Srnnoer A G Vulcan
STAIfDISB. JOSEPB. &.ai, Calgary
Statr A SI Kipp
Staulirr, Frederick D De VVinlon
Steeif, Virs Alice VV 3Iountam V lew
Sleeves Noah Cavendish
Stefllet, LdwanI, Spruce C rove k
SterTOibert J F , Consort v
Stewart Charles tvlllam ,
Stibbaol VV j.Wabamun
•iilckBey C L. Jtomn
Slokoe »trs (« II tlayxUnd
SijdiiaPy I eter Lavoy
Sutherland Canadian lands Co The liar Cl
Swanson Charles Cadsbv
Sweet II U VInmIngvIde
SwHjee I A K R S Lacombe
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Shorthorn
Hereford
Hertford
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Fries an
Hereford
Short horn
Heiefor I
Ifereford
Sborltoni
Hereford
Hertford
A> tshire
Fres
Sbonhoni
Hetetotd
Herefoid
lirrefoid
Herefoid
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Ayrshire
Aicshue
Avishire
Sborthoni
Wiesian
Hereford
Hereford
Herefoid
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Sborlhom
Shorthorn
Hereford
Jersey
Hereford
Herrlord
Hereford
Ayntur*
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Aberdeen Anj
Frieuan
Herefoid
Shorihoni
Ke<l poll
Shorthorn
Name and Address
Talbot Harold Lacombe
Talbot Peter & Sod Lacombe
Talsoo Henry Benalto
Tattoo Mathew Box 26 Btoallo
Taylor James Noyrs Crpssuig
Taylor \V F Ufahatka
Thomas Geoffrey Drawer 60 Younestonn
Thinnson C F Box 97 High River
Tborne, E J Aldeisyde
Thome t\ B Aldetsyde
Thoreton W H Kitscoty
Thubton O C Gllbv
Tinney T H Box S93 Medveme Hat
Toftbagen S A Daysland
Toll A tv & Soo Irma
Trantman John NewNorway
Tfimble A H & Son Rrd Deer
Ttotter D W ■
UniverNt) of Alberta Edmonton South
Vet^lo Joseph To/iell
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Wadey George C BlackfCdt
Wallace Mrs W H 108 Viking
Wallets } L CUve
VVannop Arthur Parklan I
Wannep John J BoJc8'’l Naalon
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Warren H *,
Watts W N .
Wear Frwik lloldefi
Webber C If ToilCrrek
Wenger Patwel Olderade
While G F Lacombe
White VV H FcatSaskatcheuan
Wlylnaclc R A Veteran
VVhttnack W F V etcrari
Witkmsmi O D Box 118 BigbBivt
Williams A Erlan
Wilson fc M-ReADesT
Wilson John Inc sfa I
Wilson John Jr Innisfad
Wise II I & Son Galahal
WiAle C C Laromb*
Wood H VV Carslairs
Wood loInO Carstairs
Wood RavW Carsti cl
Woolfr^ Mrs VV A 713 Ist Street Vfed n
WorWe H I. u Tees
Worhe 6f L Tees
g J A 3 » I2th
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baling LoilieM 362 12 th Avenue VV .talgar
Votng hfrs R Alrdr e
Voing Robert AlnlrJr
Voungbrrg Olif lianlf
V le Chat I Cvrslairs
ShOTlhorti
Shorthorn
Shorthotn
Shorthorn
Hereford
Hereford
Hetetord
Red loll
Galfowai
Ayrshire
Herefoid
Herefortl
Shorthorn
Hereto I
Enes an
Hereford
Abetdten Angus
IhortJon
Sheetbom
Pneiian
Hertford
Hereford
Hereford
Frjes aa
FrtMian
Callowav
Shorthon
Shorlhem
Shorlhnin
SJ ortho n
Avrshire
Hetefctd
Fnoian
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Hereford
Friesian
Hereford
jeford
Hereford
Jersey
Herelord
Shorthorn
Hereford
ADA-n’^N
ALBERTA-SHEEP BREEDERS
CANADA 36S
Sliccp Breeders
BJLB. THE FRBtCE OF WALES. K.O> Pekiiko
Mlin I»m« Carwlaod
Ulni, Mr» F Mfadow \ ««
AllooW.r K Croaif (Ids
AUrrd J Lrban {{ajnncnd
Andcr*on I-'— '• — "" *' —
Armitstrsd G Onomav
Ashby I H Straibcona R R 3
Ball Cro R R R * S(raUi<ona
Rail Rob! M R R J Sltalhwaia
Dark S. Ba rd Brooks
Blair John Brooks
Bouf Rrinnald R Inn stall
Boulby T P Coaldal*
Bowman B W Aid»rs)'de
BrecUebank \\ Box *0 II xh Risrr
BroeUwby J XV Kimnau r
Brown Bros Brooks
Bnwo J U Vuteo
Bucklry John C Clrichra
Ctlvrrt Edward Qm •] Chipman
Carl)lr S C North Edmonton
Oatindale Stock Farm Vauxhall
CP R Dcmonitrai on Fann Brooks
C P R Dept et Natural Rttourers Cajpary
C P K Demonilration Fam Strathmore
Crnwell Ceo H 4'’* Ldoontoii
Dav dson Ia< Inn ala I
Davis CM DrI a
Dodd I A Olds
Dodd John Innlafail
Dotm J V\ Arrowwood
colm idbrrp
0 E Tollrld
1 R Tofcid
Hall Albert Mom ns» dr
Hall Chat L. Bon Accord
HambiT Harrv S Ponoka
Hambb Ralph IWka
Hanson KarlD Picksrdville
Harvry R C 6IO.fthSt F Lrlhbndgc
Hsilbomr I- R R R • Strsthcona
H bbrrt Albert KKl Knr« 11 11\ allrs
Hoeanh RobL Cochrane
CO R R 1 Didsbury
* Lew A Sons Duhame
Oxfcml Down
Shropshire
Hampshire
Shropshire
Hampshire
Oxford Down
Suffolk
Oxford Dowsi
Shropshire
Uncolo
Oxford Down
Suffolk
Rambouilfet
Soffdk
Suffolk
Shtopsh re
Suffolk
Shropshire
Hampshire
Name and Address
Southdown
Oxford Ihiwn
Nuffnik
i amieson retrr.Allx
ohoson flans Paddle Riser
Knights K & Sons R R 1 Calgar)
Lamb Mrs C C Youngstowo
Lmnicrwxf' U U R R s CttKter
taicerne Slock Faisn Ltd , V auxhatl
Mctkonnell Angus St Albert
McDongatl Alex S Box 149 Champ on
McHougall C I) Box 149 Champion
McKean F S Dickson
McKnnoe. WilHamS Olds
XlcLeod Donald Lake Isle
Mamat U C Alix
Vlinlo Earl of Nanton
M rehell Hugh Coaldale
Noileft R Prososl
Ochs Ernest Mom ogside
Olson A M Airdrie
Oiiewell A J Clover Bar
Page Mrs LiJr Ctneltad
Peek Cerard S Box 13 Oyea
rtahn ttm F Xteeting Creek
Reed T M R R ” Stralbcona
Re d Edwso J Cremona
Ririe J AlfrM Magialh
R r e Jl hlmer Jfagrath
Roberts E M Castor
Ro awell G M Bo* 805 N Edmonton
Sadler Mm Rufus Marker
Sarjeant Chas Box IS7 &:
Semple Thos All*
Shaver G C Dickson
Sisddab IVter La\* 0 )
T
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a Fred D Lousana
Oxford Down.
Oxford Down
xvyndham U H Cni
Rarabou liet
RaraboujIIet
Oxford Down
Suffolk
Shropsh re
Oxford Down
Suffolk
Shropshire
Hanpsh re
Oxfor I Dosni
OxiOT f Down
Oxlofd Down
Shropshire
Shro|ehir>
SM CANADA
ALBERTA— PIG BREEDERS
ACR -MIC
Pig Breeders
Agriculture Dept of Edmonton
Akins Cordon Ogden
Alexander James Lacombe
Allen Ben \\ R R 2 A\ eitloei.
Allin t W , R R 3 Slrathcona
Anderson J C Alliance
Andrew John Cadogan
Archibald J H Rosebud
Armstrone Robert End ang
Arnold F F Carrot Creek
Atcheson John \\ Box 70 Caslex
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Baird \l B Ghost I me Creek
Baker Walter Hard sly
Bakken Albert Excel
Ball George R R R ■» Straihcom
Ball Robt M R R Strathcona
Birk A Baird Brooks
Barker Fred Ogden
Daxanda'l Joseph Weslloek
Etemges'ner F J Champ on
Benti J t. QWs
B*rTe> J £ Eacombe
Uertsth Albert C ra nger
Betsw W H Box Westlork
0 rd Harry Box 1 t Vik ng
Btatn T r Inn sfail
Untian j A Box 1 0 Veteran
Brooks N £ l^eombe
Brown Jate I £ VIcanook
Bruner R W Rosebu i
(n*) Berksfa re
A orksbirn
TaBiwoith
CUIbnitb D H Vulcan
Gamer Geo Boyne Lake
Geotleman Wns D Cacirtpse
Gibson P Meadowsiew
Glen Charles Caven^sh
Cordon |ohn Innistree
Gorman Geoffrey P Box 13 Sangudo
Grant Peter A Rocky Alountam House
Gray Mrs Nancy Meadow Creek
Ciay VV L Vlillrl
Green Arthur Duchess
Grosrrock Mrs £ Raduay Centre
Gudlangson Bros Clainnont
Hamilton Bros Westward Ho
Hamilton Gordon ClticTnont
Hamilton J VV Daysland
Handf^ / Wilson Inwsfail
Hannah G Box 110 Ciossfield
Harding Reuben Hard sty
Harsey W A Gaiden Plains
Henderson las Cayley
Krndtrson The>s Lacombe
Hrnnig Carl Bfuderhrm
H cits A O Ardenode
Hill f W Mondarr
HeMjgseai Hugh S Byrn oor
Hope G J 10 McLeod Bldg Edm
Homby Col M L I^ihbndge
Houchln S A Bowden
Howes Thomas H Millet
Hanter Denis R K * Strathcona
Hutton Davids CloirrDar
Hutton J R Bentley
Ciunit \onnu D Box 3'’ Cochrane
Ca pbell Charles I- Daysland
CArtsIr Robert H N Edmonton
CUnneil CvriIR Mlnni lie
Cnttins Cl aclet Laeombe
Comstock Bios Rosebu I
Cooper M W Bax Vemulion
Cooper S E IMIO Wth Ave Edmonton
Corruaek E W Olds
Crrsnell Geo 11 Box AS! Ldraocitoa
CSAVOSTS BAROR JOS. CocbtaDe
CPR Drmnnstrat on harm Brooks
Berkahirr
(rs) Berksb re
I PtdaiKl Chini
i ames Tom Ballani ne
acniesoo Peter Alix
tv R Bn <e Freedom
ebb Ceo W Wembley
eosen C VV Mantitle
ohnson Alvm Coaldale
ohnson Brothers (>ilb\
ones A I Box 161 Vegreville
ones Arthur T Box 611 Red Deer
Judd S S Stettler
VeoneAy C Yl R R A Calaare
Kenoedi J H Vedette Farm Vegrevflle
Keoner Fred C Riinbey
RejT S R Ixwsana
Kibblewhile W A Vertnilon
h nnev A\ m P R R Cayley
J y Roekyfotd
o I \l L Uoolford
W A M rieod
s J ) Carsiairs
John 1 f ranum
:i A II xon Tiros Ilox loe Madeori
ir I lerL KedIVer
Lalbwell&Sons R R '• Calgary
teach O V Oox°1S Lmpress
Lindsay, ( R Clover Bar
Uving H R Slelller
Luke C E Corontlion
Lun I Ceo L Led ic
1 W J fcSims Ltd AlbertaSioeksafds '
MacDonal I W D Cra nger
Mackey Mrs A J Sexsm th
Meaure C It Ohaton
UcCOmueh J S Lacombe
HeCnaig D C Ciar
McDonnell Angus S( Albert
McKay H £ Qkotoks
McKeage T } Scotlirl I
klcKcniie A Pincher Creek
Mclxod llenrv Horth Edmonton
Malsnky Wm J , R R S VegreviIIe
Mann H It Box IS AIix
MarteKus Thos Hoxll Pincher Creek
Mate HowacxI tlillet
sW IJ B>J- iwih Si .£<1(1100100
Meal r C Venfillon
Meeks R A tfannnlle
Meirftl John B H I] Soring
Michrter W S Red D-er
MIL— BRO
ALBERTA— PIC. HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 365
tnd AdJrts*
Milin.Wm Arthur, T!ir»« Hillj
Mitchrtl W 1. ,Cur
Mohlrr UrM Cimrfw^
Manrfoo Alpb«o»i" I'lntherCr^rk
Montponwpr rtiylln Kanf irly
»Ioorr, F I Piwlind
Momran Hugh Dnx Sit, \ (mulion
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Mrbolt Him , Box <9 Cl}'dr
Noble Tboma< DaysUnd
NorlhcT C L Box IS7, Red Deer
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O Brieo J J Efremotit
Om C E & Soo Millet
Otieuell A j ,CloierIJar
Paradia l$i (ore Edmonton
Pearre.H Lwlie Laeomb*
Petenon Alfred L. Edbere
Peterson Miss llaiel Edberg
Plullirs L.A Carvland
Piter Mrs I A Pineher Creek
Plank FredM Nugent
Palloek C H Danrell
Priehard S C.Camrwe
Reynolds Mert, Bremser
Rice S. M , Naatoo
Riagle ACrs Geo Benton
Rine, M Elmer Msgnlh
Roop R P Millet
Sallvold los C Edberg
Sebultt Fred 11 Box S3 Alliance
Sheidnke Bros Duchess
Shemood W .Islae
Shire M A Soda Lake
Sbotts RoyU Box 16 Irma
Smith Jos Jr Botha
Smith T Bo* 33 Red Deer
Snoeiden T M Hussar
DuToc Jersey
Duioe Jersey
Haiii|>siure
Name and Address
Soothsiani J A| , R R 1, Laeombe
Spafford S F , R R 3 Fdmonton
Spiker Hubert Crystal Springs
Sioharl H RAJ, Wabamuo
Stockall \ A Cffeen Court
Stockton F II . Box 106 F^mheller
SUonach Alex , Della
Satherland Can Lands Co , Ltd , Brooks
Talbot Peter A Son Laeombe
Talson Slats Bor .0 Benalto
Tees Mrs U L Laeombe
Ttioctaksao nyom, Matkervtllr
Treeee D H , Ihirple Springs
Tribe, R U Box &7, ]riinrr
Trocier D tt , Shepanl
Lnivecslty ol Alberta, Edmi
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AorksMre
Large Black
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AotksMre
Berkshire
\oikshire
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Tam worth
DuiTK Jersey
korkshire
Berkshire
% orVshire
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Duroc Jersey
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Dufot Jersey
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Hales Fred Box 361 Edmonton
Halker J F letrran
Halfod & ] Knmsev
Hard H ^aton
Heber Jea H Hairy Hill
Hebsier Donald M Airdrie
Henger E H Langdon
Hetaskiwrn PiodueeCe Helaikiwin
HTieelet L F Namaka
Hlieeler L O Namaka
H-hite R L. Indus
Hillums J M Hanna
Hilliatnson Pd B At x
Hmiers O D ASon Vermilion
Hoods R II Verrevjlle
Honoacotl Mrs Joan DeHmion
HnghiABond Irricana
kowng John Enpreis
^erkshIre
\orkshire
\otktKire
Berkihire
Birksbire
Horse Breeders
B.R.H. TEE PRDfCE OP WALES K.0 . Pekliko
Abbot Bros , 0>'en
Adams 1 D, Box 2165 Calgarv
Adams l-dwart! Crenlell
Atams William Box l<n Delia
Ad I son ( eorge cti F I> Adams Box 3165 Calgary
Ageiculiure Alberta IHpt ol Ldmontoo V
Arbucklr 11 Alrdni
Percbiran
CIrdeedale
Tboreuibhnd
Clyd sitalr
ThorsHighbred
CisdrsdaU
Perrheron
Tborougbbrrd
Belgian
Standard
Haeknes
Ovdradale
Hall Charles SefTeewiek
Barber Charles Stance
Barber Mrs Josephine \ iking
Itacher H L. IWx 1711 Calgary
Barrett, Menre Cenrril Delirers Calgary
Barty J H Corsewrll Farm Sedgewick
Realty tlencce F IfJ IHh Avenue \\ Calgarv
Beatty K \ FdmoDloo
Reiogessaer Alphonse Champico
Bell Arthur | A Okotoks
Bell J J ma7 »]it Street hilnioolon S
Bei e e na i E O klasbutt
Bice H 11 H»h Riser
Bigger C L. Histe
Blasr H J Piorost
Blake C. (• High River
ItokesvSahT ViSB St Albeit
Bramfteld John Craigraelr
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clvdesdale
risdetdali
Clvd.sdali
Beldao
364 CANADA
ALBERTA— PIC BREEDERS
AGR -MIC
Pig Breeders
A?rin
A
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Akins Gordon Ogdrn
Alexander James Lacorabe
Allen BenW R R " Wesilock
All n E \\ R R 3 Strathama
Anderson ] C Alliance
Andreft John Cadogan
Arthlbald J H Rosebud
Armstrone Robert Endiang
Arnold I F Carrot Creek
Atcheson JohnU Box 9 Cajler
B
Ilaird W B Ghost Pine Creek
Baker Walter Hardisty
Bakken Albert Excel
Ball George R R R o Strathconk
Ball Robt Af R R J Stratheona
Bark & Ila r 1 Brooks
Barker Fred Ogden
Daxandall Joseph Wesllock
Beincettner F J Champion
Betlr J C Olds
B*tT«v J E Lacombe
Uerlicb Albert ( rainger
Betton W H S')! 19 W esllork
U rrt JMrry Box I 8 Vik ng
Blaji Arthur Gleicben
Bod n James Laeombe
Bor I J A R R Vo l fralji vie
Bn n T O Inivitfa I
Bnttain J A Box 1*0 Accenn
Brooks N E Ijicombe
Broun Jared E Meanook
Bruner R A\ Rosebud
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Cairi s Vomtan U Box 32 Cochrane
Ca pbellCharl^F Daysland
Cart le Robert H N Edmonton
Chambers John C Morr n
CUnndala Stock Farm Vauxhall
Clenneii CstilR Minnsiile
Collins Charles Laeombe
Comstock Bros Rosebud
Cooper W Box 6^ Vetnilion
Cooper S C lOdSO SOth Ave Edmonton
Cormack E W Olds
Cresuell Geo H Boa 422 Edmonton
CSAV08SY BAROYJOS Cochimot
Cl R 11 nnnstral on harm Brooks
C 1 R Drminstraiion Farm Strathmore
s Calgary
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Ural Resi
Berkshire
V oikshire
Tamworlh
Aorkshire
\orksh re
Yorkshire
Vorkshire
Aorkshste
Tamnorth
A orksh re
Berkshire
Yorkshire
Duroe Jersej
Dtiroc Jersey
J J Rocky ford
n W I Woolford
W A Sfieleoil
IS } J Carsta rs
1 Jol n I t ranura
1 A I> xon Bros Box 1"6 Atacleod
1 I iprL ReiTDeer
I J ASoos Lt I Alberta Siockyactlr Calgary
I in Urn M Iw-rwyn
s Okotoks
993* lOJib Si Lalmofilon
Yorkabire
Berkshire
Yorkshire
Tamuorll
Berksh rt
Berkshire
Be^shirr
Name and ^Address
Galbraith D H Yulcan
GaneT Geo Boyne Lake
Centlenan Wm D Canuxrse
Cibsoo P Ueadowview
Glen Charles Cavendish
GordoneJohn Inmsfrer
Goiman Geoffrey P Box IS Sanndo
Grant Peter A Rocky Jlountam House
Gray Urs Nancy Meadow Creek
Cray U L Millet
Green Arthur Duchess
Grovtock Urs C Raduay Centre
Cudlangson Brtis Clairmont
Handford J AAilso
Hannah G Box 110 Crnssfield
Harding Reuben Hardisty
Harvey U A Carden Plains
Hendersem Cayley
Henderson TTios Laeombe
HeitniS Carl Btuderheira
H cks A O Ardenode
Hill F W Mondare
Hodgson Hugh S Byenioor
Hope C J 10 McMvd Bldg Edmonton
Hornby Col M L I ethbndge
Houchin S A Bouden
Howes Thomas H hblitt
Hunter Denis R R " Slraihcona
Hutton David S Clover Dar
Hutton J R Bentley
Tom BMIantme
lamieson I eter Alix
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•bb r»o W Wembley
'ensen C W Mantille
Johnson Alvin Coaldale
lohnson Brothers < tbt
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ArthurT Box ell Redlleer
S S Stetller
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Ktuwlx J H Ve<ictvt rsrai VegtevUlh
Kenner Fred C Rimbey
kerr S R Lousana
KibbleWhile \V A VeriuJnn
Latbuell&Sons RR Calgary
leach O M Box *13 Impress
Lindsay I R OoverBar
Living H R Stetller
Luke C £ Coronation
Lund ( eo L Led r
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Mackey Mrs A } Sexsm th
McQure r H Ohaton
McCornuck J S Laeombe
HcCnilg t> C Ciar
McDonnel) Angus St Albert
McKay H F Okotoks
MeKeage T J Scoiftrl I
McKenteA J Pjnchrr Creek
Melaod Heorv * orth Edmonton
•'ilatsky Wm J RR 2 Vegrevllle
Alarm H II Box 1
Alix
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Alarr Howard M tiet
Marten John Waskalmau
Uaver Hais Aeerevillr
Mead F C Aermilmn
Meeks R A Mannvllle
Alrtriiljolmn Mill Spring
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Name and Address
M Ian Arthur Three » lit
M tchell W O Oar
Mohler lirT»* CamjTise
Moneeoo Alphonse I'lneherCreek
Mon»iromer\ rh)ll s Kanf rlf
NeiMBros D ((em Lake
\ewcoinh» F H tecre'ille
N cfa^f Rros Box t9 Q^e
O Btieli J J Efremont
Om C L & Son Millet
Olteirell A J OoterBar
Pared s Is dore Edmonton
Pearre,H Lesl e Lammbe
reteeson Allred l_ Edberj;
Peterson M ss Harel Edberr
Ptulbp* L.A Carseland
Piter Mrs I A Pincher Creek
Plank FredW Nugent
Pollork C n Darviell
Pnchard S C Camrose
Rambe Heniy Consort
Rar R C Canturs
Reynolds Mert Brentner
R ee S AA Nanton
Ringle, Mrs Geo Benton
Rtrle M Elmer Maersih
Roop R 1 At net
Rows«elI G K BexhOj North
Uunte C & Sens Melasyntn
Salivold Jos C Edbcr*
SctiulK Fhed H Box ”3 All at
Sheldrake Bros Duehesi
Shereinod " Islas
Sh re M A Soda Lake
Shout Roy L. Box 14 Irma
Smih Jot Jr Botha
Sm th T Oat 33 Red Deer
Snondrn T W Hussar
Duroc Jersey
Duroc Jersey
Kampthice
horksh re
A orksMre
korkshite
Yorkshire
Soulhwacd } At R R ] Lacombe
Stafford S r R R 3 Fdmooton
Sysker Wilbert Crystal Springs
Stobart W R & J W abamun
Slotkall A A Grreo Court
Stockton r It Itox lOS Dcumhetler
Slrnnaeh Alex Delia
Sutherland Can Lands Co Ltd Broc
Talbot Prter&Son Lacnmbe
Taboo Alalt Box 2Q Brnalto
Tees Mrs AV L Lacorabe
Tborlaksoo Rynni Markerssllr
Tteece D AA , lAinde Spr egs
Tr be R U B» 37 Jrnner
Trotter D AA Shepard
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AAaJker I E Aeteran
AAalcod E J Rumsev
AAard AA Matixi
AAeber |e* H lla n H II
VAebtter Donald M A rdrle
AAenger E H Langdon
AAeiask usn PitMlute Co Wetatkins
AVheeler fc F Namaka
AVheeler L O Namaka
AM) le R L Indus
AAiilamt | M Hanna
Wiltamsos) Ed B Alix
AAinters DBA Son Vemll on
AAoodt R II Aegrevlle
AAoeoacoti Mrs Joan DeAAinion
AA right A Itond Irmana
Aoung John Eiopreis
?aharKhuk Kost Aegres lie
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Aorlcshire
Aerkshire
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IS Edward Crenfell
,s Will am Iks ISO Del a
^ ( enrge CA> I !> Adams Box 3163 Calgan
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arold S Kelsey
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Ball Cbarlei Sedr nirk
Barber Charles 3lanee
Barbee kfrs Joseph ne \ k ng
Itaiker AA L Box 1 II Calgary
Itarrett, lleorr General Delivery Cal ar>
Bartj J AA Corsewell f arm Sedgewtk
Beatty Ceorge F 17*3 ISih Asenue At Calgars
Beatlv R N EdmontOD
lleingvsssier Alphense Champ CD
Bell Arthur J A Okotoks
Bell 1 I 3«a7 «lsl Street E^lromiton S
Berxesm E O Alartutt
Bee AV II H ch R ter
B geer C L-
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Bnaion At II A Sons R R I Knee
Hreeaer ICC. Ilremner
Bnron J lUIVkisko
Clydesdale
ClvHesdale
Suffolk
Suffolk
Suffolk
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Brummet Lewis EdmontoD
BrjoD W J Delia
Babna Countess Irene M Cothtane
Borns P & Co Ltd Calgary
Canada Land S. Irr gallon Co tfedicine Hat
Carg 11 David Pakowki
Carr JIaunce I , Box 1598 Calgary
Carscadden T J Fort Saskatchewan
Cawley J D hcvis
Cawley Roger B Bo* 268 Castor
Charlson E Burnt Lake
Children R O Scot! eld
Christie Charles] Trochu
Christie David Caims
Clark John Junr Box 3" Gleichen
Clemens Jos Cochrane
Cleveland W B c/o Pac f c Cartage Co Calgary
Clever Martin G Champion
Coutts A C Kltscoty
Craig Bros Lake Saskatoon
Creighton F M 'iouoestown
Cresswell Geo Bos 422 Edmonton
Cronie Thomas 601 14th Avenue Calgary
Crowe John Ohaten
Cniickshank Will am Lavoy
Culshaw T & Sons Lougheed
Curr e WelIngtonC DeWinton
Damon \\ N Macleod
Daughert> I \\ Box 74 Lougheed
Davenport E A Canad an Percheron Horse Breeders
Asseeiat on Aerae
Havidson John C Iby
Dasis ] A , intborne
n»ltouroe F A Verm I on
Dennif IVm Irrcsna
Dendney Arthur J B Drawer SSO Calgary
Dodds 5{it Florence Durl agv lie
Dollar A L H (h River
Duckett F H Lecombe (el
Duncan, John Chauvin
Eckford AH H |h R VC
^ge W H Co^racie
Edwsids A C Cluny
'^ludlay M Stavely
Flake George Jtarkervllle
Floker T A Druderheim
Forster F W 4Son Nateby
Foss Chulfs Pidsbury
Frankl n J c/oCaruI an Itankot Commerce Macleod
Freiwell G h O Cl vr
Frost Johnson Co Cowley
Fulkerth L B Ddsbury
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Gordejn A L. Del a
Ootdno M ] , Clony
Oram A , S^gewick
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KamJItiwi Urns InUilall
Itansen 1_ II van Kevse Lynn
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Shire
Percheron
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Qydesdale
Pereberon
Clydesdale
Belgian
Oydesdi
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Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Percheron
Clydesdale
Share
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Shire
Dadmey
Gydesdale
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Clydesdale
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OydesdaU
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Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
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Same and Address
Kennan hf High River
Hibbert A Knee Hill Valley
Hoadley Ceorge OkotoVs
Hoagland W J Hussar
Ko^e James A Okotoks
Hhncher Frank Czar
Moskin Thomas Red Deer
Hughes Robert Lavoy
Hunt A P Cheadle
tBmt Btos End ang
Hunter Thomas H Bassano
Hooter W W Olds
Irw D U Grassy Ijke
achson WalterA Madeod
attibs F S DeWmton
lanieson John A , Halkiilc
.acboe C A Coldspring
leokuis H H Pin^erCreek
[ohnaao Fred 109 Eighth Avenue W Calgary
lohflsoo Osborne Coebrane
[ohnstoo Sam 1809 Second Street East Calgary
' Histon UalcerV 7S0S, 104th Street Edmonton 1
les James R R ^ Bedd ngton
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Kelly James R R 1 Busby
KeltyA JenkiBSoo Virgmia Ranch Dog Pound
Kelly Uilliam Seer R R 2 Viking
Ketr E F Wimbonpe
Kinnear rroree High River
KnlghtSutarM Ltd Raytseod
Laing John Boxb Tnackl^Os
Lane George A Co Calgary
Larsen T K Hussar
Laycoek Joseph H Okoteks
Layzell Mrs E cA? £ D Adams Calgary
Laytell&Pan a20 CtnlttSittK Calgary
Lee E Macleod
Lindsay William Box 64 Stroma
Lloyd Evan Ponoka
Uoyd John E R M dnapore
Logan W aiain A Sundne
LorOe D Lesi r Naeton
Utt H J Cereal
Low T E Streams Town
Lowes F C Lowestoft Calgary
Lneav Br« Carvtairs
Lseas lames H Reids Hill
Lyall Cbas F Strome
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MacCoinb L Lake % ew
MacDonald A P Loyalist
McDonald J B &Son 10ll7,100lhAv Edmonton
McFarUoe Robert Innisfree folnorte
McFaclanr, %\ C Lake Saskatoon
AfcGalUitvl Hugh Burdett
McGowan J C^endula
kfclQtvre RanchingCo Ltd Magratb
McLean James R ACo Macleod
HcM Han Thos Okotoks
Madge F T R chdale
Main Alex Ala
»Uleau, Vital V lleaeove
Mance r arming Co Ltd Edmonton
Man- Walter & John C Dry Fork
tbisdni Henry Amisk
Hass e Bros 51 dnapore
Hatier \\ m Britain
Alavor John Daysland
Medley. £ F lonlsta I
Kteeks Bros Raymond
MeTTiaii& litaeil High R vrr
HUlar C E R 8 2 Lacombe
M bir Alex UoX 8SS Red Peer
H ntn Larlol Nanton
Uoode Mm. OcMinlon
Moore Tlmnai Clarrsholm
Mo rn sop < llbeit M Pel a
Morton John R R 2
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Slure
Percheron
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
I^rcheron
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Staudird
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
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Clj desdaJc
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ThofoUehbred
Percheron
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Thoroughbred
Percheron
Bripan
Shire
Clydesdale
Shire
Sh re
Clydesdale
Percheron
CJj^esdale
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Clydesdale
Hackn v
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Onec J \ Cav
Paolfr C C &s.-ms Huxley
Parker t Macleo.1
1 eacoek J L 3led c ne Hat
i Mrwm t ecrite Anton> '1 dnajnre
leek K ( Hox 3 0 )fd
IVndertast S \\ mbnrme
Jerrenoud Charles Cochrane
inne J B Mairralh
l-ollock Robt I'olloekt lie
roner O O Gadsb)
Porter '\ C Ciar
I’d! er J H l*ine Lake
Pound L L R hstone
Ik)w>U JAR. Raz'SI EdniontOD
Pratt AKred S Esther
Prent ce Arch bald CUresbolm
IVeston SanrSSws ParadiaeVallej
I'roaae John Clunv
Pse la -rrn e M R R 1 Edmonton
Ranta John Bor t itdnapoee
Rawl nson A M Calcar)
Rani naon & Caopbell Innjtfail
Rawl nwn Thomas Inn tfail
Kas R C Canta rt
Reed J W Olds
Reeses James Dofireuid
R cbardson C H Bosniea
Richardson U Ibert Black «
Ridd k Geonre Ma leod
- • ] B Marrath
R X Arthur W ^\etask win
Roberts Bros A egrevtlle
Roberts J • • -
, Aird «
Robertson Ceorp Box 119 Grande Pra ns
Robertson Mri t » H ch R vetTradinf Co 1
Robinson llros Fertfllosh
Rob nson Joseph Nanton
Rodney Lord Fort Saskatche*
Round T Ranch Ltd The H (b R v>
Rudolph H {) AF SS Dalemead
Rutherford J C Calrary
Sala nan A Cohen ISa mex Creek
halter Hardy E 118 Caricton St Calgary
Sava e Bros Meche he
Schepper Henr de St Albert
Schroeder b SI dnapore
Sch tr Ph 1 p Spruce t ro%e
SCO I JameaAWal -- '
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Clyilesdale
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Clydesdale
Cl 'd s^e
Qydesdale
Clydrtdale
S andard
Clydesdale
Belgian
Percheiofi
Oydrsdale
Belgian
in 1 Address
Sbakerley A C , IVkIsko
Shakeriryr tf as I tl I yklsko
Shasr R A (aestalrs
Sheets Carl Itox 11 Stan lard
Sher^.Mxi lleleoC e/o Woods Sherry Coll w
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W J Rosen ary
iISlreetL Calgary
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So Ih r C Lamont
Smilb Maxwell 1110 J
Smith O if Sent Hacdiaty
Sodetberg C It High R vrr
Spence ( eo Cremona
Sprague Elmer lii
Starks A Ihirton 31
Sleoberg John I Catolsi leni
Stesenson Alex Lesaarri
Slooke Cenrge b 711 both
Slnlendocff R bfllarsilJe
Stretch U 11 JMnoka
Sutherland The Duke of Up
Swanson S T Chaton
Taibnc Mrs U C 31or os lie
Taylor UHIam Vkuig
Tbeaker John Vikng
Thompson Alex H gh R ver
Thomson C It K mball
TBORBURM & RIDDLE Ds Wintoa
Threfell Will am Lacombe
T nney T H Box 399 Mrd c ne Ha
Tees Joseph Cross! eld
Trotter R W Calgarr
Trueman Alfred Tnpola
TumbuU Trtd t0«l® 10 ndS rett
Turner Alfred^l x
Turner Dawson BoxJ393 Calgary
Turner U C Ponoka
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Walken A MeDermott l^rombe
Walker bred W Red Oft
Walker Suart Satnpsonton
Wallace A J Bowel)
Warner George L Iniusfa I
Waiennan John U AIu
Webb John Box 483 Edmonton
We r j|*ahn Carbon
Wb tney II T Bow Island
W ckham J Laoombe
W Ison Harold C Cayles
W Ison R J Bruce
W Ison W W \eleran
Winter P H A Sons Lacombe
Winters D B A Son Vermloi
Wood Ceoige Three H lls
Wyl e JohnC Oe W nion
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Alexander John \ewU«tmnslcr
Mian Wm P KR" ChiU^ick
Amies B G Pender Island
Anderson George L Ku mat
AnderlOD Jos £ TwnUillon-s Con ox
Anteneo Cbas "IIB Cambridge Street \ancou\*r
Appleton F G Duncan
Arinstrone Robt R R Sardis
Ashe t P R R 1 Albert Head \ 1
A)Tes Mrs C E R R 1 Sardis
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Qa ss G G R R 1 Duncan
Ball TIomas&Son Armstrong
Banlord Bros ChtlUttack
Barker A 5 Chilli ack
Barton Charles \ Duedarate
Bar'on E H Avelrtagh R R '* Chill»'»atk
Barly Cdwo RR) Cumberland
[iateci H K Kokstlah
Bazelt IVm RRI Maple 0a> Duncan
Bellevie* Jersey Farm County Line
Ilellhouse Thorny Galiano Island
BSKIASUN B A. T>uerArm Bomby
Berry J W 4 Sons Langley Prairie
liesmi it AV Dtncan
Rinl Donald E Box $00 Anns rong
B rtey \von RRl buncaii
Rlair G 1 Milner
Boetbbv Charlea E Mistion CiU
Borhaven IredC Vanderhoof
BOHer lAaltcr Bex oO Golden
Boyce B } Kelowna
Boys In lustrial School Thr Box b Ron Co()uiiham
BratUes Mrs ] Katherine P’t Duncan
Ilraim T K mitIis
Bray R ebatti eg ]ohi son Sireei Victoria
Ktehaut Albert Box St Keei VVestin niter
Bren Ronald RRl Duncan
Bridges Bros Sandwich
Bniisti Columbia Gueresev Brer leri Aasoc Sardis
Umoke Aithur A Salmon Ann
Brooke Tbos C Strsrsion
Brooks VV Drawee 1A18 Ladner
llrougbton B D Cdurtenv
Brown Roy \V col rovinc* Newspaper Vancouver
Unicr Robert Midway
Bryant ( eorge H Rosedale
Bryant R A Rosedale
Buchanan R R K R 3 Armslrong
Bullock K \V Cwtes Harbour
Bulman T A Kamloops
Burbridge H £ RoyajOak
Burgess b L. V ictoria Ranch Co Kamloops
Borkltt W T Shirley Farm Salt Spring Island
Humett j T. K Cowirhan Slat on
Cartwright Cro Pr ck»
Chapman k D A Sms
Chapman Hatty Box A
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Chaniiun 1 VV VVvkth
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Copeland^ VV Cberacut
Corfield Ecnest C R R I, Cowicban Slat on
Cotfietd R F Koksilah
COulterVVm 3790 Kingsway Macivay
g^OTte C Powell Rivrr
Cowicban Slock Breeders Assoc Box "So Dunrai
Crascee ktrs Alice O Veroon
Crastcr £ S Vernon
CtockeiC John Sandwick
Cross A L Kelowna
Dtly r N Aemon
Dacretl Mes A C Rots JT4 Salmon Attn
Oisenport Chapman Frank & Sons RRl Di m
Dasidsoo H Thorlow Street Vancouter
Davis E II Comox
Oavis John R R 9 CluHiwaek
Davis iV I A Son Salmon Ann
Davison Thos Fort Hammond
Dawson S T Natiooie Ray
Dean Bros R R 1 Royal Oak
Oilwoith Leslie Kelowna
Doerieg Charles Ashcroft
Ooenne Mrs Chas Duncan
Doeriog Chas . Duncan
Doherty Geo H Sumineitand
DouglasLakeCattleCo Ltd Tbe (F B Hard Mafligrr)
Douglas Lake Nicola
Duke Bros Cow chan Station
Duinvill A £ Sardis
Dud Waters ) C Fitiiry Okanagan Lake
Dwyer tVni M Duncan
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Cather oe Stevi .
Fletcher John V\ Sardis
Flett Wallace U RRl Duncan
Forbes Alster CobtleHill
Fof^ L O Francis L^e
Forrester WiUiara RRl Ladysmith
Fox Leonard R lTi5 ®Uh Av E South Vaticouv
Fraser William Kootrnay Bay
Frcncfa P E Box 337 Vernon
Frolek George Kamloops
Caisforl J Wrsibolme
Game C O R R 8 Chill wack
raven Fredmck Vernon
Ce dt Alfred Courtrnas
G bsoa E F Salt Spring Island
Gill Charles Chilliwack
G II E L. Alberni
Gillespie Alex East Sewke
Goodwtn ARC Monte Creek
Goedoo dawt A R Duncan
fpowwis Bros Betiwick
Gowrn Hammond North Bend
Cwawtag 11 G Salmon Arm
Ceren Thomas South Well ngton
I riH n C Stuart Comtx
Trigs E W Box "3 1 Ihncan V 1
Crrmmecltms IXirt "asn octon I
1 rossman C ChtJliwa k
r roves II Alderrrove
Turney Henry Sandwick
TuUinC I II Comax
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Jetsey
Jersey
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Ayrshire
Hereford
Jersey
Jersev
Jenev ,
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AsSKre
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Hukm \\ H,Aldfr^To^f
Haoiilton C. <• t\)rt Washington
Hamilton Josoph ChiMmack
Hand EtUUolC U Chill Mck
Hanson I rtor i>l , Coghlan
Han)) C J! (DC IJon-lojwnont Sind eato) Armtlrmg
Kaidv Mrs Mabel 1- COuRrnay, \ iclorla Island
Hamneton Reynolds IVachland
Harris Lems County Line
Hams R \\ D Tappen
Hamson Rnan A Laneley Prairie
HarTisoD, J L Dog Amssit
Harrop, r-dward Fnderby
Hart Mrs B F Osos-oos
Hassell I P RRl Iluncan
Hasson Mat Armstrong
Hawkes Tom Box "S IjoI Im
Hastklns Edmund C Croftoo
Ilasrthomo Charles Chilliwatk
Haysraid W C Laneley Prairie
Heineke) r I Salt Spring Island
Henniker E C J U Ikw 49 Lnderby
Hepburn John Sardis
Heptonstall WilliamC Bor I’' Dewdney
Hig-s F F Albers Head
Hill Ua\id Chiltia-ack
HiUier.S G Alderyrove
HiIIii 11 M 407 Belmont Build \ielorja
Hjorlh Oskar County Line
Hoick T II R R-* CluUia-ack
Holland Will am McP, Gabriolalsland
lieilmes C C. SandmcK _ _ ^ . . i
Hoop] r vander Hepe'aay Farm Pembertoo Meadnvrt rA)
Hornby G T ^ndmek '
Uomby \k»Uam IVaSJ Aettislnro*
Hunter A W Armstrong
iluntingtoa LW Cobble Hill
Hurfott) Richard V Courtena]
... Alexander R R * Cbill nek
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lones Charles R R 1 Ebume
[ones D C Lilloei
Jones Mrs ] W Eden Mo <nt Frui
Jones W F 840 Hastn-®*— •
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King Bros Higiicrail Canges
Kirkbam William 410 Park Street South \
Knight A Victoria
Knudnn Knu I Otomot
Kuijk 1 C van Ikirl Albemi
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Lambert Mrs JeanG Whonnock
Lament John Duncan
Lawrence Hllliani LangleyPrainc
Lee J H Fullord Harbour Salt Spring Island
Leech Daniel H Salmon Arm
Uwis C E hekiwna
Uster Thomas R R * Chilliwack
Lloyd F C , Crolton
Mc.krthur W T 101? Granville Streei
McCutcheon John F Sacdn
MacDonald A D., Sidney
MacDonald Buchanan Mrs C Coldslrt
MacDonald D J Boundary Falls
AlcUooald Duncan, Ebume
tlacDonald Thos Fallside FxteBsioii
McGilliviav Mrs J W Akbelita
ilcIntyTe Wesley R RS Sardis
McKay Jlrt-MarrC Enderby
McKencie.John Comax
McLconan.R I \ancouser
Maitland Robert, Agassia
Mdpass Rowland Wellngton tancou
Mansell F E, Ganges
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MencLe W 4 Pfrrr Road kancouver
HE3rziES. A. IL ft SON. Peodrr Island
tlitftriras MS Bonny V lew Farm lemon
Mitchell F . Uwrencr Box IJJ Kelowna
Milehrll Stmtiet K R I Lbume
>tofla(l Henry liurloei Alexandria
Moore ! t ytondcUKe Ranch Armstrong
Monre 1 II Colony 1 arm Lssondale
Morrl* /Iwijn) // BorJII Lnderbi
Morrts FrrderickC Cobble Hill
Morrow Janira Agassis
Muir Ilm* llesiwick
Murtas I I ,410 CarlrtoftSt South \ancouver
Mtrras Mrs H R 410“ CarlelonSt S \ancouver
Murray John RKX Jrsperson Road Chilbwark
Mntrle J T kemon
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Neimes Mrs Charlotte Chilliwack
Nelson II S New Denser
Newson Jams&Sons RRl Eburtie
N cholson t W Aidley
Nofburv Walter KRl Saacichton
None L F The Noros Cowichan
0“avyUms Mssjeanet
Okitwkt il C Drawer 41
Olson kric Box F Hopi
Oullon George Smilhers
Paitsno Mrs *gDr$ Manon Duncan
raimer \ Johnson Pbtl Crawlord
Parker Wm KR? Armslrong
laterson A D Ladner
leaiVes Mistll W MountTolnue
learse Thomas Cureberland
leers E L Medley
Penman John RRl Langley Prairie
Peterson J S RRl Wellington
Philipson R C Calgarib Fans Chilliwack
1‘iert) Harrey W Denman Island
IMIlard H Coldstream RaorK Vernon
(MUock W II Mumvvitte
Darter Thomas H Chemaious
Porter Vt J AWergrove
Powley Vt R VemoB
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Rabv Sidney R R 1 Sard s
Raymeot A 1 Sooke
Reade C It Sards
Hecka Ratn Chilliwack
Redded II E VV port Hammond
Redded 11 R A Port Hammond
Keid Bros Bridesvtllc
Reid viilliam Box 1(1 Vernon
Rppn A Atwood RR) Summerland
Riverside Slock Farm R R I Ebume
Roberts Cynl Sardis
Robertson Mrs E A Enderby
Robson F Mayne Island
Rogers George Box JOIS Victoria
Rogers tirs Nancy Tappen
Ku ker l> R Abbotsford
Smti WalkerW Bamslon Ulan 1
Service A G R R I Ebume
Seward W G Gollni
S ndair Fioby Agassia
Sm th f enrge If Box R Agassia
Smith Thoniid D Sandmick
Smith Vy N Sandeick
SoUv L T LAkeview Firm Wesibolmr
Somers I E Albemie
Spencer Das 1 Lt 1 M4 Mast ngs St \
Stwbope I tv RRl Ihjncao
Stepoes Fan k ATmsIinne
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Jeney
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Guernsey
Guernsey
Cuemtey
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Guemse
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370 CANADA
BRITISH COLUMBIA— CATTLE, SHEEP, PIG BREEDERS
TAR— COV
Tirrv P Vnrnk Tam i
Ta>)or Mrs Cora RRl AbboUforf
TavlQt r V\ dtp %aaot«iv«t
Teis lalt J H Sardis
Thoms t ts-ot BotfitS Nataiow
Thompsrm John Crdarrale
Thon p,on Mrs Mabel RRl Langley Pra ri«
Thoinp<on R R R 1 S dne\
Thompson Will am Box 515 Duncan
Thomson Will am Box H keremeos
T sdall Mrs C A The Grange Somenos
Tolies Wilfred Sievestoa
Tolmie S F \ ciotia
Tossler Pruce Coortenav
Towrend CeoriieH RKJ Duncan
Tranqu lit Saoaionum Farm The Tranquille
Tra-k I gives Ojatna
Turner fa S dlne> Island
Tunes W Hred J ChiU tracL
Tulls L W R R •> Chill »aek
Lts'ootsh Eroess Sard *
Lnssronh Reginald Sardis
Letjuhan r«ieg«\\ tVoxFW Pi3a.eVVR'
Lniuha t W A Hot *50 Cou wnar
t phi Ayrshire
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Cuemsev
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Waby H E . R R.1 EodetW <j) Red Poll
Maiawridt W S AlcaiarHoleJ %antouver Jersey
Waloot John O Cowschan Station Jersey
W aldoo W ft M Duncan Jersey
Walker 0 C Duncan Jersey
Walker Ceorge Cloverdale Guernsey
Walker W B RRl Chilliirack Amhire
Wanjess Raymond Merritt Jeney
Wattless Ruth £ Mernll Jersey
Watson Arthur L. Bm S7o Duncan Jersey
AXatson C A Abbotsford Guernsey
Watt J ft Sons Skomenos A I Jersey
Watt John Knatsford Shorthorn
Wells E A EdenbankFam Satdi» Ish) Ayrshire
AVesimi Canada RanchingCo Ltd Kasnloors (*) Hereford
Westland Bins Aldtrgmve Guernsey
Wlutoes Cnf&lbs Bros R 5LD T A ictoria (t| Jersey
AA idct AA lUred A Duncan Jersey
AAiUuins M P Arrnon Jersey
Wither Mrs T.CQbblcHilI JctSCT
AAoKriidefi Archie Bnsm A)TSlure
Wood James Cobble Hill Guernsey
Wooldndge Mrs M ICj" HaroStreet S Aanmuter Jersey
Wrteht Bros .Canoe Guernsey
Aanpiia A M Aldergrote
Aapetfa Crc I AlderTn'e
Atneia Iioidon AJdergroM
Aanetta W C Aldergrate
Aanel n W 1 Aid ryrove
Sheep Breeders
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Ed^r Thos D \aUlean
Fort)« All sl«r Cobble 1| tl
niberl \\m Mumyville
Hopk DJ i C Artajtroor
HugHe« J H Wycl tfe
Hunter A Aimitnog
|ones M D New Westminster Rox&t
I eJsey John Rob n Rouge
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j Name and Address
Breed
llerlaoil J VV Invermere
Myers VV' E Nrw Westminster
Cl ester While
Nleola Lake Slock Farm Ltd Nicola
Oullon Geo Siullhers
Berkshire
rallen.W VV Artnilrong
reacoeV VV R Notch Hill
Roberts Cvril Sardis
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Sandersmi Spencer ParksviUe R R 1
SbancMci Bros Oovndale R K S
Skin M II, Hattie
Spearman j Pouce Coup
Spencer David Ltd 515 Hastings St Vancouver
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Voikshtte
Votkshlte
Tbbetts Donald Marysville
(fn versityol British Columbia Vancouver
(«*)
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Berksh ce
Duroe Jersey
Horse Breeders
Nameud Address
Asnac s Stock Farrn New Weatm nster
Barkley Robt E. Westhalsse
Bellamy Jaa R R > Sard s
Besaett John H Vetnoo
Brett W O kamleepi
Best sh Cotomb a Fr» l Lands Ltd Kamloops
B9BNA. CQURTESS OtOrE KART Ktlowu
Carlle.E H II Colden
Call HuKhCiLunby
Ce^raae W ll 418 ConsUneeAteaue Esquamalt
Cstonv Fhns Esionriale
Dav e A1exander,tAdner
Oenmsen R H Boa 31 Newdale
a t. C NewWestmnst<
C bsoQ Luke Craad ^ ew Ranch Princeton
Coyetie E S RovalOakFO Mctorla
Trant Charles M Iner
Hadwen C H Duncan sSta on
Ilayne C. B. iloxiet Albemi
Kicks W H Agaufs
Clydesdale
Sbtre
Percberoo
Thofouttbred
Shire
Ovd^aie
Cly^^le
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Sh re
Sbire
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llofanes W II >n Box '’} Ladner
Hoop J p vanHer llopeway Farm Penberioo Meadows (ri
Hornier Leyland Laoner
Hume & Storey, Ladner
Hulcbeseo C Chilliwack
Jamiesoo James M Post Oil ce Box 31 Enderby
Knowiioa E S Hast np Street Vancouver
HeCregor D C Fraser Arm
MeKlroy Bret Ch 11 wack
Maynard J T Cblliwatk
Mooigomefy D A Sees Ladner
Momson J S Stump I,ake
Rtvets de Stock Farm R R 1
Sanpler George S dnry
Sbamcii Bres CloverdMe
Shaver J S. Rock Creek
Sm (b A C & Co Wes '
Smith T ) ItlS Bu e
Spencer C Has
Taylor W F Mclora
:hU>D P 0 Vancouver Islan
lyo( Brttitb Columb a Vancouver
Shire
Qy^dale
Clidesdale
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Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Manitoba
Cattle Breeders
Name and Address
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A k 01 r C Boa Jll WTiise am
A son Orerrr A Son 1 urnbank
Auderson Johu & sws. Box IJ) Foxwarm
Ashley Jowrph IVpncooe
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lUm C C 1 men S ock V ardi St Bumfece
Hapn Brea b. khore
Baker Vt HAHN R.R.I Brandmi
lUskerv 1 r, J I> rnmiumri City
Ilayne VS J KenMs
BrlLA.I( Haosae
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MANITOBA— CATTLE BREEDERS,
Bennet Mrs Marj, Harrowby
Black S \ Box si Hartney
Bond John A Kenton
Pcnu Harold V IMot 'tound
Bojce U C Oak Lake
Bovd K K Carberry
Bradley John A Room 707 BojdBld^ %\iJtojpei:
Braid Wiliam OakRivfr
Bridge MeKiIIeJ Isabella
Bc\dgecnsn Fc«ik R R 1. Rwesa
Brown £■ L., Soon&
Brown John Box SIS Keepawa
Brown William KRl Debraioe
Cameron John A Oak Lake
Campbell J F Miami
Cann W T Box 9’ Cromer
Caanme W A Dekau
Carr John ^ Homewood
Cariitj j \^ Sidney
Chalmers J A J Havlield
Chapman, JI 'N Hard rid
Christie Edward L K Harney
Chutehtll John Drawer 17 hlorria
Clark Simon Rounrhwattc
Clendinnihg H V Hardioj
ClonitoB J C Grajstille
Coombs A E Dauphin
Cormack Isaac Kenlon
Cox H A Dernlord
Craig Geoege Brookdile
erase Wiliam Danphin
Cuminlniis L R Box 27$ Souni
Cumiingum J R Hayfield
Duncan James Oelcau
Duth t /as Ksrtaey
Duuileul Eugene Lauricr
Dutton John R Gilbert Plains
Edwards W V Souris
■Ellioll A i tfethvcn
Elliott /si "01 Xemon Road St James
Laglith A G Kardiag
jt) Hereford
Aberdeen Angus
Herefocet
Hereford
Sbortbom
GaBonay
Herriord
Hereford
Hertford
Hereford
Uerelord
Red RoR
Jersey
fAl Hereford
(4*( Hereford
Heretoid
Shorthorn
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
(fi) Shoribom
Krttterd
Hereto^
Kabler Conrad \Colioe
Kell* Fraofc Mehta
heiman John hJcAuley
KiUoh John Hamioia
Knecbtel R U Drawer 107 Souns
Knittel J W 2-ij Stoeytand Street Win
Lang II David Ciroiix
Langtved Ceorge Box 1 Cnksdalc
Lan^g Ftreman Virdeo
Leader Harry Burnside
Leggat Williain, Birlte
lattle H Fork River
Lobb H tv Berton
Loodry Roy Box $25 tlmnrdosa
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kfeComb tVilmott Bccesfocd
klcConoelt E W Box If Hamiota
McDonald E S Brookdale
Maedofiaid J S &S McMeaos Wiaiupeg
>lcFadden D H A; Sons Emerson
MaelarUue Donald Box S3 Oak Lake
McKenrie U K Box 75 Rapid City
tkKillop, John A ^x 710 DauptuA
NULtan fc W btj Atexander Avenue SViardpeg
McLean J D KiUamey
McLean R i Siratbclair
McLean T it SfoatMair
McLeod A £ ktaedooald
MeVutty Tbo< B StralbcUic
Macrhecson Rttehie 71* Rower Avenue Brandon
Maguire Cbas tV Box pT Kelwtcd
Maguire tV J Box *9 Elgiu
Maswn Honmdas Oak Lake
Maiehric Sandy Treheme
V Her James 1 Caman
Mine Biot McKiwin
M tchell David La Riviere
Miuhell tt R Box 91 Nihga
Moflat JamrsJ Carroll
Mu r E H High Blull
Herdord
kberSeenAngra
Red Poll
Stsorthom
Abetdren Aapis
Hereford
Hereford
Aberdeen Angus
Hereford
Guenisey
Htietoid
Abeedeen Angui
Hereford
ifetefoed
Hereford
j Oaby Fred W Box 137 Somerset
Carlla^t W F Carberry
Grille Stuart Harmsworth
Graham Andrew RoUnd
Graham Oavld C Foxtran-rn
Graham i O Box " reteeatield
Graham John Carberry
Hack ng W H Box 41 Solsprih
Ham Iton J J Box 87 Nrrpana
Hanson s Da ry CirtnTighl
Han liros vGloditone
Hanrev A I Box IS Oak Uk«
Hay AUx Haylanl
Hume John K tkve*& Souris
llunler Arthur boxwairm
llunlrr r eorce A ihlol Mound
Hunter Mrs W \\ IVix »J«7 Real
Hrnlman M'KinA Cardale
Hysop Harry Klllamey
Hertford
(SI Shociliom
{ipk) Shorthon
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fk) Shorthorn
Hereford
(p) Aberdreo Angus
llesefoiil
Hereford
Iftref^
Hereford
Ramage R D Crreoway
Raokin A d J Killaney
Reece J C Emerson
Rice Freeman Binscartfa
Richardson |aa & Sons Ltd 1008 Crai
VVttunpeg
Richens G^rge C , Holmfield
Riverview Ranch Co Virden
Robbins H A Rivers
Robson W ill am Deleau
Rutherford R tV Teulon
R itherford S Haroiota
Salmon S Btrtle
Scott <i « Ilatelbridge
ScaU Uweh r AxbxiUt
Shanks John Box S Petlapiete
Sbort W J Sboal Lake
Sindur lames Oak River
Smith & lionesl eld Hargrave
Smilhward John H Box 134 £Ig n
Stead Bros R R 8 Charlottetown
Steel A C ifotmfield
Steel Bros Clmboro
Stephens I] J Cardale
Stewart, D L. Lena
Saorry it It , M ami
Stntnan J Ifope
SvetosoQ J A Sons Cypress River
Hereford
Hereford
Jersey
ShorlhOfti
i Exchange. Shorthorn
Aberdeen Angus
Kercfotd
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
i Telford Tbomai Sinai Lake
Tolfoa It K Ovk Lake
Tunier James Carroll
i Hereford
Xhartliom
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MANITOBA— PIG BREEDERS
CAL— VER
Calvert Hector Carberry
Calvert Kenneth Carbeny
Carnham W S Kemnay
Cheasley H ram Alexander
Clark A £ Stonewall
Clark Chester Rounthwa te
Clark H M Brandon
aark Peter A F rdale
Couch F H Swan Lake
Coxe S A Brandon
Cranswick Arthur VV Jfooteparfc
Crerar T A Winn peg
Come R C Thornh 11
Dales Ualter Sperling
Dari ng Adam Napinka
Dauncey C S. Moorepark
Deveson George M Arden
Dobson A Altamont
Dodds Peter Box 81 Elgin
Donovan M B Sanford
Downing UiUiam S Lenore
Do>le \\ R Beulah
Draper, Robt Box 36 Lenore
Drew, Wallace Trcheme
DjTsdale Robert R R 1 Brandon
Duncan Bros Dari ngford
Duncan J R Reston
Dulh e Jam s Hartney
Dyck I N Lowe Farm
Dyck John P Winkler
Elnhicst Hrnrs Carberry
Florence W O Dugald
rotbes Robert ilartney
Ferbei Ruuell Htrtney
Fraser J A Portage la Pra t
Caret Sinuoa Ste Agathe
Cordon Ceorge Oak Lake
Gnham Andrew Roland
!lag>ard Chas H RouUedge
Ha 01 1 IOC Jas P Poplar Point
Hayward John D Homs
Heritage A W Hannsworth
H ckt W H Souns
H Idebrand B A Box 109 W okler
Hopk ns J T R R I Elm Creek
llughson C H Pne Creek
Home John R Box 85 Souris
Hunter Cl (lord K Kenton
rs C M Rosser
^s E R Rosser
1 J C37 Louise Ave B andoi
an Ed Darlmgford
l^wfon ^[te-rt ilarlingfortl
Lea K chard R K I l-rankl n
leindne Arthur Sle Aca be
Looey. W J , Hu r
Poland Ch m
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Yorkshire
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lowe S 11 II S oellr
Mabb II L Box 27 Fisher Branch
McCatisland E H Bo sseva n
McCoag Mrs Violet & Son Box 46 Cardale
McColIm Robert W KiUatney
McDonald C it Nap oka
McDonald lohn Oak Lake
HeCregor j O fa Secunt) Bldgs Brandon
McGregor J H Manltou
McIntosh F W Manltou
Hackle Alex Oak Bluff
HcEcao Chas Kafcida
McLean James R Reston
HeLgan R J Slrathcla r
MePha I A C R R 5 Brandon
gfcPhail Alex R R 5 Brandon
MePbail Robert R R 5 Brandon
HePheison R 12SIlthSt Brandon
Main C K Box fSl Delora ne
Mansf eld G W Moore Park
Mart n John A Sperling
MarUoe Marcel Grande Clainere
Mellow Harry Sanford
Mental Ifosp tal Farm Brandon
MilUr T V sta
Milbhen George Resto
UODELARD W K.ftN L OakLaka
Molberal I &iowdlakc
Muncon il C Purves
N cboll J A Ro&sendale
N sh Wm J hlelbourne
Nystrem John MulvtH 11
Page David Basswood
Pafiner F Virden
Partridge C 31 Crandall
Patterson J A & Son Rolaad
Perr n T L Coodlands
Peters Mrs tfana Rosenf eld
Peteison Olof Minnedosa
Picker ng J S Undeth II
Rice W £ DexSS Uawasesa
Richardsoa A Sons Ltd 1006 Cram Exchange Wiaupee(ct)
RoUnsoa W G Carman
Robnsoo W ) Dari ngford
Robson L. V Dcleau
Rutter Ualter Rosebank
Rvdrn E C Lncksdale
Sanders C McG Poplar Point
Sandmoo R Portage U Pra rie
Scott Robert H, Eden
Seokbe 1 Edward Kemnay
Sharp Russell M Edraos
Sharp Sulci ffe Elm Creek
Shoem^er Allen Grand View
S Dclalr W H C Swan R ver
Slmmon,J G ASon Oak Lake
Smell e Bros Ltd Shoal Lake
Smith Bros Spnngl eld
Smith Dav d Gladstone
Stevenson Jcdin L. T Wawanesa
Straehao John Carman
Stuart Alex B Uood Bay
Stuart. D R 13S Renfrew SI Winnipeg
Tcmpler P klacgregor
Tcmplctoo Roy Balilur
limn pson, Bert Lake francs
Tedton J H Oak Lake
Tnop Vt J itox **9 Portage la Pra rie
Turner flemard S nga
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CANADA 375
Name and Address
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Name and Address
Breed
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Yorkshire
\\ Iton W A Roland
\\ ndroes G F Deer Horn
Yorksh re
UaddeU Wm. J Box 103 Sperl ng
Wallace Patn k Doxll" RapidCty
Warren R D L. Isabella
Wh teA Sons Wellcster Tbornhia (c)
WiUiamt John Mehta
Willooxhby \\m Virdm
WILTON E.lL.Glrabora
Torkihlr*
Womb Tbos R B nscartb
Wyllie AMT Teuton
Y
Young J W High Bluff
Horse Breeders
Name and Address
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1 Name and Address
Dreed
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Adami, John Minto
Adams. W S JUrdfii . . ,
AcncuUural CoU^e of Uan toba » izuupvg
Arnold A E Shoal Lake
Atkms Jas tUccrrgor
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Cly^sdale
Oydesdale
Shire
Oydesdale
Shire
Baskkier R ^apmka
Bdtt e I U. Brandon
Reattie James T Oak Bank
Beisaan Peter O Plum Coulee
Binrue Oavid Reaser
Brows ClareoeeT Stepkenfield
Brows F L. C Resebank
Brown R H.. Dauphio , ^
Brown Robert. Boa 1$ PerUge la Praine
Cameras A A Oak Lake
Cameron Andrew Moore Park
Cameras JobnA Oak Lake
Campbell D Boisaevain
Campbell Rebt H Carroll
Cans n| James
Carlson Bros Robbs
Cbadbouts John Box 33 Keotm
Cbamben Percy H F^ax
Cbapman M Ibam Carnefie
Cbeyne Jas C Mebta
Coates liowanf kl Roland
Cocbran Lew It ACo. Ltd Portafe b Praine
Cole Allan K Brandos
ColuhousA Bestt e Brandon
Coombs A E., Dauphin
Corma k Isaac Kenton
Crawford John. Chaler
I H GUbm n
Tboa. Arnaud
Dando Enoch Waikada
Deracbrr Lphram.Sle Rcee di
DiUabouah Robt. Delhany
Drysdale J W, Rcepawa
Dudgeon Bros. Dartm(ford
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Elder t\ J, Brandon
LUiott John Lenore
I ng sh Kicbard Moline
Lweni Jas. M Bethany
F
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k Lslayson. Ben 719 IStb Street. Brandon
haler Ceeere i. Leocce
I ater T O, K Uarney
hrreboen A A Basswood
hulion.Mm I'oruge U I'rsine
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OeOie Stuart. Iltrmsworth
aydesdale
Clydesdale
StaBdard
Oydesdale
Percbereo
Clydesdale
Belgun
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdab
Penberoo
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Ha kney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shire
Oydesdale
Pmberon
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Sbir*
Clydesdale
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Shire
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Pi^ heron
Sbire
Oydesdale
Oydesdale
Ordesdalc
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Cnham Andrew R
Cnham C W Wuui pe;
Graham John Carberry
H
Halhday Adam Oakbum
Ham Itoo J C Ochre K ver
Hardy Hanson Carman
Harries W Royer Roontbwaii*
Harvey A. E Box 15 Oak Lake
Harvey Peter Elm Creek
Hassard F J Delora ne
BOinXO JOHR PoitaceU Prairie
H chs J H Ninga
Kerr Chaa box 217 V n....
Keicbeson G I Box 250 Delorbne
K rkwood John C Delwame
Klppenstem II B Allona
B Jos ^
Avenue Winnipeg
Lesleltra Tuxedo
levm S B * 2 Bun
Leww T J H Mom!
Lov e t\ J I l^bnd
Lowe Thornas. Foswarren
Lynes S B Pune*
Lytle Thomas H Roland
McBeth E B Oak Lake
McCallum Joseph T Box 110 Elgin
McCartney James S. MaedeoaU
McCoubevV J Crandall
JJtCdwan J ohn R R 1 Portage U Praine
klcCfSo^ J M Foxwin
M Dowad James, Broomb U
McGregor J D 25 Secunty Bbigs Brandon
McGregor kblcolm 25 Secunty BuHdmgs Brandon
Maekte Vt || Delorvne
M Lares James Basswood
McLaren, P B Clearwater
M Laien, \t If Dekmae
McLean Samuel Dauph n
W Lean Stmuel hnnklis
H Lrnehaa M J Lenore
HcHabon,ts H Box 3 Swaal.akc
M i%a>t P A.. K [C5 Brandon
M Rae J H A M F Brandon
M Konr J A. Box Ct. Lander
Higsue W J Baxe3.Llm
Man..a3 George M Braxton
Martin. t\ B Lake
Mitoe jssies, Ne^tble
lltfba. Obver Rolaml
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Shire
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdab
Shire
ClydtadAla
Clydesda.*
Shire
PeTtheron
CMesdale
Clydesdale
Oydeadale
Ibckney
Clydesdale
Belxiao
Standard
Clydesdab
Clydesdale
Clydesdab
Oydesdab
Sbre
Oydesdale
Percbeton
Oydesdab
Oydesdab
Shiro
Standard
Clydesdab
Clydesdab
Clydesdab
Shire
Oydesdab
Oydesdale
Oydesdab
Oydesdab
Clyd-idab
Shire
Oydndab
Clydesdab
P nre het on
Oybedil
Oydew tab
376 CANADA MANITOBA— HORSE BREEDERS NEW BRUNSWICIC--CATTLE BREEDERS
NIC—YOi;
Name and Address [
Breed
N
N coll J A Rossendale
Norton John Decker
W
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
P
Pearce & Potien G Ibert Pla ns
Peart Laidler Elm Creek
Perry John Treheme
Porterl eld C C Brandon
PowTie James Juslce
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
H
Ramsey James Lauder
Ramsey Joseph Lauder
Re d Allen K R 5 Brandon
Roberts Carl Osborne
Roper Benjamin Hartney
Percberon
Peicheroo
Percheion
PnebesoD
Hackney
S
Sandtrsori John P Boa 37 Holland
Sanson A E Crystal City
Scott Fred W \V no peg
Scott John C M nto
Scottish Co-operat ve Wholesale Society Ltd
Lxchange nzupeg
Seaton G W Regent
S ncla r James Oak R ver
Slater Bros Shoal Lake
Southcott \\ Uam ^llOAedasa
Sproule Estate of John J M nto
Stanbndge M J StooeivaU
35S Cram
W
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Sbre
Sb re
ClydesdaU
Sb re
Name and Address |
Breed
Stewart James 23S Gram Exchange Wioiupeg 1
Stott Francis J Bagot 1
Stout John H Westboume
Strong Kedey Rossbum I
Clydesdale
Shre
Shre
Clydesdale-
T
Tam Alfred C 421 Horne Street IV unpeg I
Taylor Joseph S & Son Souris 1
Tett John H . Foxwarren i
Thomson Archie Basswood j
Thomson C M N eel n
Tole JohnJ B Valley View Stock Farm PO Box 27 I
uc^AaLCsLy 1
Tretheways Bros Forrest
Tyndall Matthew Wheatland
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
pereheon
Clydesdale
percberon
Standard
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
V
Vance M E Crandall
Vanstooe & Rogers VVawanesa
percheroo
Sbre
w
Wasbngton J C &Son Hnga (c}l
VV e ghtman M C Mordeii
Wh If eld A Somerset I
Wilson. Ned Heaslip
VV Shari Andrew Portage la Pra r e I
Wood John Justice |
Wood Thomas Elm Creek I
Wood w ss E S Binscar*b 1
Wood w ss R B nscarth
Wrgbt UiUiam RapdCty
Clydesdale
Shre
Shire
Shire
percberon
Clydesdale
Clydesdae
Shre
Shre
Clydesdale
New Brunswick
Cattle Breeders
NEW BRUNSWICK— SHEEP, PIC, HORSE BREEDERS
Sheep Breeders
1 Cossir CfC LowfrCagttown
GogUfn JlcquM Acad evillc
flurdcr lUie A crt«
I ray Charles K Upper \\oodstock
Telkry F Beverley Landsdowne
Shatr Bros R R S Hartland
ShervkO^ C C Stanley
SiDylb Jos, West Batbu/st
W llaee IV C & Sons Penobsqu s
(P) Shropsh re
^lort Dowd
Pig Breeders
Racrelt Thomas A East St John
Bayard W I W elsford
Oelvea John R Narrows
Best T A Stanley
njlees) B St Andre via Shed ae
Days Indujtr al Home The East St John
Carpenter Arnold D Carpenter
Ce{s«ell W S EistCentreville
C^Broa Victoria Comer
Day Geo L. Vfanservtlle
D ckson A C Chatham
Dorches erPetuieatury Derehester
Liter EarlE Harve)' Station
htcAuley Robi E Sussex
McCready Robt B Shannon
McCullotifh Bros TT6 Vknith oi Keswick
VlacDonald, J L Welslord
Melolosh L 0«C Hartland
McMack n Bernice Fawcett H II
MePbenon VVm Benton
Uarcison A A H EasiCentrevlIle
Fowler Bros VV elsford
Graham S C St John
Hams Mansfeld Victors Carlton Co
Holyoke Raj-mond Keswick R dfe
Hashes Jas A Pet tcod ac
Hunt rst id Bros Box 2<S Moncton
Sharp S T Apobaqui
SbawBros RRS Hartland
Sin ih K B llovi Staton
ScD <h R Hoyt $ at on
Slarkev VV II am M Cody s Station
Sto^lord Cee lA H bemia
I UalUee VV P & Sons Penob
VV1>i)ra C T R R • Sautx
VVissins I II LlperKcnr
Horse Breeders
C ay Chari'S H Upper Woodstock
Hall J W, DlmundstoQ
Hopan Edward, St. John
Home M si Adel oevan St Andrews
Scott Peter Cowford S aaley
VVakeo John R. R.R.S fToreoeeville
376 CANADA MANITOBA— HORSE BREEDERS NEW BRUNSWICK— CATTLE BREEDERS
NIC— YOU
Natot and Addrtss
Name and Addeeu
Pearce & Potteti C Ibcrt Pla m
Peart La dJer Elm Creek
Perry John Tfebenie
Porterf eld G C Brandon
Powne James Justice
Kamse> James Lander
Ramse) Joseph Lauder
Reid Allen R U 5 Brandoa
Roberts Carl Osborne
Roper Benjamin Hatiney
Sanderson John P Do* 37 Holktid
Sanson A F Crystal City
Seott FredW Winnipeg
Scott John G Minto
Scottish Co operat ve Wholesale Society Ltd
Exchange Winnipeg
Sexton O W Regent
S ncla r James Oak River
Slater Bros Shoal Lake
Southeolt \\ 11 am Mmnedosa
Spreule Estate ol John J 'Unto
Staobndge M J Stonewall
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cl^esdale
Oydesdale
Penheton
Pereheron
PertheTMt
PeKberoa
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cydesdate
Clydesdale
Sbue
Sbire
Clydesdale
Sbire
Stewart James 238 Gram Exchange Winnipeg
Stott Francis J Bagot
Stout Jtdui H Westboume
StroDg Wesley Rossbum
Tam Alfred G 421 Horne Street Winn peg
Taylor Joseph S & Son Sour s
Tet( Jotm H Foxwamn
Tbomsoo Archie Basswood
Tboiosoii G '( Neelin
ToJe JobnJ B Valley View Stock Farm PO
Crystal City
Tretbewavs Bros Forrest
TyndaU Matthew WbeaUand
W
Washington J C SiSon Ninga
We gbtman M C Mcnrden
Whitfield A Soicenet
tVilsoD hetl Heasbp
Wnhatt Andrew Pertage la Pta ni
Wood John Just ee
Wood Thomas Elm Creek
Wood WES E S B nscarth
Woodjwiss R B nscarth
Wrgbt WUham Rapid City
Clydesdale
Shie
Sbre
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Percheon
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shice
Shire
Shire
Pereheron
Clydesdale
Clydesdae
Shne
Sbire
Oydesdale
New Bnmswick
Cattle Breeders
Name and Addeest
ti S BoxtSO St John
•—esE Wetsford
Fredericton Junction
Barrett Thomas A East St John
110)1 Industrial Home The last St lol
Brewn Geo Cobum
Bmnn J lUrsey St John
Butland Kuhatd H Germantown
Cobutn Edgar Harvey Station
Colpillf Bros Salisbury
Craigs W T B F D 7 Fredericton
Embleton Kenneth drSan Karves Station
Ltter lUroId Aulac
Faitweather P R L Rothesay
Floyd R t Blnomlield Station
Fownes J F Hillsboro
Gilbert R V R R 1 'fiugervllle
Cordon tkiw S R.R S Mouth o/ Keswtek
Gordon Xaselock RRS Mouth ol Knwick
Grav O I LpperWoodstock
Crll/in 1 U Woodstock
Harvev J Henry Fredericton
Lfawliji g A R CentrevWle
Itodxvsn Will am H R H 3 1 redencton
Hogan Lijward St John
Home M siAdeliPevan St Andtewt
Uottw* John A I‘»«icodac
tnrb Charles \ htapleburg
Joa*e|m A r St John
Ust-r Thrunaa H Harvey Static
UUle KnwnunT , llarVey Siaili
^llle Ir ArnnkJ Coborn
-i.
JeisM
Ayrsh re
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
AynhiTC
Shorthorn
Jersey
Jersey
SboHooin
Shmtbotn
CueiDSey
Jersey
Ayrsb re
Jersey
Ayr^lte
Bromi Swiss
Ayrshire
{eS*^
Ayt^ire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Ayrshire
Name and Address
'IreAlpine Hugh R Lower Cambridge
McKay H Bowline St Stephen
McIeM Will am Hampton
MektackiD EstateoiS L T Butternut Ridge
MacM chael J Morton Harcourt
Manebester James IL Apohar)ui
Marr James £ RRS Anagance
Ma-wen NevIleP RRl Norton
Vletaer P Mexander Harvey Station
Mller.W H & Co Ltd Campbcllton
Mntt iratryil 15 retnia n Street St John
MmuUe David I Richbucto
O Ve n James F fLowet M Ustteara
Oulion C H R R I Aulae
palmer Chas P R R 6 Woodstock
Peiffer Jeaude Weymouth
Peters C R Hampton
ftjole W a St Stephen
Potter D C Sunny Brae
Pugsley hits Bessie Cambridge
Raymond A E W oods ock
Roach J F Sussex
Rogers James West DatbursI
St Josefdi aCidlrge St Joseph
Scbofrld E A *5 Prince William Street SI
Shaw Bros , Hartiand
Sherwimd II H Upham
Shertt F W Brown s Hats
SOICEADt WILLIAM R.B S Fredencton
Sciawhall J B lo Ltd Chatham
Staples Almro Fredriiclon
Stephens Roy W Lox 673 Sackville
Stephens "ondiord Box 15 Sarkvllle
Stoailbrd J C Lakeville Shed ac Road
Swan Clarence D HarveySiatioi
■ykw Fred R Box 708 $t John
-aylor CesrerA Sal sbury
Tnietnaa » m R RRl Aulae
Breed
Jttsty
lersev
Guttnsey
Aynbiie
tetsey
Jeriey
Aj rsh te
Ayrshire
Jersey
Ayishite
Jersey
Ayrshire
Jeney
A^tare
^yistilre
/ynhirf
Sticrlhofn
ajTshire
AjTsh re
AyTihire
aytshlre
Jersey
Short borp
Jersey
BAR— UaK
NEW BRUNSWICK— SHEEP, PIC, HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 377
Sheep Breeders
Name and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Breed
Itsrnes |o»eph T Sissex
1 Cossdr Tew ce C. l^wcrCagetoun
^ Embiclon Kenneth 4 Son Harsey Staton
Fouler Jai-esM Stanley
Gogiien Jacques Acad eville
Shrops) iTC
Oxford Down
•sms Ceo AM No * Sussex
Alaelntosfa L deC Hartland
McKenr e Mrs 3Iafy Apohaoul
M chaud Joseph D St Q entin
Pelkey F Beverley Landsdowne
(P)
IP)
Shropshire
Cheviot
Shropshire
Oxford Down
Leicester
tray Charles H UpperWoodstock
Jarsns Ed Stanley
(*)
Shaw Bros RR3 Hartland
Sherwood E C SUnley
Smyth Jos AAesI Bathurst
(cP)
Oxford Down
Oxford Down
Jones John R Shannon
Oxford Down
AAallaee U C &Sont Penobsqu s
U>}
Oxford Down
Pig Breeders
* ^nd AddrM^
njlTfH Thoma»A EastSt John
lUyud " K \\»lsford
Item* John R VifTOwj
B«»t T A St»nl»y
{b(<i-n U 6 5( Ajidr# wj SAvd <«
Boys Industnal Heme The East St Joho
CifpenWr.AmetdB Ciipenter
Cogswell tt S EasiCentrenile
C^k Bros ^ etona Cener
Day Ceo L. Mangemlls
D ekSOT A G Chatham
Dorchester reo tnii ary Dorchester
TowlerBros Welaferd
Graham S E St Joho
Hams Vansfleld Nietona CarltooCo
Holyoke Ra>-mond Kes» ek Ridge
Hughes Jas A Pel Icod ac
HvDtlrgt ltd Drat Boxgis Sloncton
\ockshire
horksb re
horkshire
\orbshtr*
h orkshire
Yorkshire
Lrsler EirlE fUrvey SuUoti
McCullough Bros TT8 Mouth o( Keswick
MacDonald J L ttelslon)
McIntosh L OeC Hatiland
McMackto Renuce Fawcett H ]|
MePherson Um Benton
Margison A A H EutCeetnriUt
SOAca J T Sssseg
Sharp S T Anohaoui
Shaw Bros R R 3 Harllaad
Sm ih H B llovt Slatioe
Sm ih R Hoyt Sul on
Surkev \\ ibam 31 CodysSutou
Stockl->td Cec lA H ^nua
Toml nson S S Stanley
TtoemaD H Aulac
Atallace W F A Sons Penobsquis
n-halen T T R R • Sussex
tViggins I If t-pperKrnt
\erltsh re
herksbiri
S erksh ra
\erkih re
Chesler UUte
Berkihitt
Totkihitt
\orkahire
Votkthire
Same tad Address
Cray Chart's H Upper Woodstock
Joaes Samjel St. John
klirit me Stock Breeders Sussex
Horse Breeders
(s) Perebnoa
Staadard
(cl Shre
10 Cl -desdale
Shier
\ame and Address
O^eall II 1 ) 0 X 633 Fredencton
Palmer \onnaa \ R Re Woodatock
Score rcter Cowdord Stanley
MaVem Joha R R.R.S FVirencesqlle
Staadard
378 CANADA
NOVA SCOTIA— CATTLE BREEDERS.
ABB— MAC
Nova Scotia
Cattle Breeders
Name and Address
Breed
le and Address
Aitkms. Oareoce. Le tcbe s Creek
AlIm.Jam(sB RJt 4 Brcoklnt
Allen \ emcn I R R 3 ^ armoutb
Aietubald L R MeUem Sqnaie
Amulare Ernest \\ Sewp^
Baker J E 4 Sons R ser Hebert
Banks H P \Va eryiUe
Barmo £ J Rawdon Cold ktmes
Bartraux Arthur P Bnd^etovn
Bates T D BrooMield
B^ardsW J \ Clarice
Beaton Areh e Bnlej s Bmck
Eeckmih E KanUpert
Bell. John T Box & Brookfield
Bisbop Its-mg Paradse
Black Freds Arsbnrst
B.ackbm. T E Shnbenaeod e
kie T D Great ktlafe
B.aa>e Mra.T D Great \ than
BjBChard. Preaeott, Truro
Blanchard. $ Shnoujee Etienbouse
Bouldeo C Erte Miadsci
Bcyd KarrrA Aretdta
Boyd J 5 Central Cbebofte
BtadkT AubrtrC Old Bares
Brews Hairr RR] Salt Sprues
Bumll. M A Deep Breok
Bren E R OldBares
Bjen V alter R., Old Bares
Caveron Alex Letrer South River
Caaeren Aubrer SeeBbareStatMQ
Camerer Oooala L. Dtnsreore
Careerrn Ceer(e ^lou
Cameron 1-^- —
CamrroD k
Cameron J. _
CacBphrll kl chael Bciadsle
CiTtti C.4H RR3 karmonth
Carm.J haL RJlj kartnoclb
Cafln \\m kt Bex 5 Soolb Ohw
Carter Atooto, Brooklet
Carter H Harold BnvktMk!
Caeaitaeh Eart Truro
CaeanJfh Harry Tmro
Catanaeb PeterT ktiddSe Bareev a R nr
Chase (>car Box 2s CreenwKh
Chisho.rD Colu Judi<tuc
ChBhcIm James A Pnleys Brook
Choholm JehnJ BnlevsFiook
Chtmh 11 Bros Cvertnn
Chute John V BenKk
dark James Beaver Bmh
Oark John Beaver Brook
Coord Frank Windier Forks
Cock W L. Salem
Ceenic{ A Chexo«a a
Cenex Frances C Chcxorati)
Cc<r rx H^ardtV^Chexorrn
CeenJnx J to C.. R R 1 Ckexocpn
Cos C C..Carard
CnokeCJ R IkxSrS Antiectuh
Cmket Sairoel C.. kliddle klos'Txdoteat
Crcrlet WalUceC Box 403 Antixouah
Cnxkett Ik R Westvl/e
Crockett, WU. red H pewell
Cresty klurrav K Payton
CBnnmihrm J 1. K R 1 Baybesd
liviB.Ck<t I ktr-iov..
tMck <« Hoxh A R K,& Traro
Indfe A r M-rt.IVtoo
t»»r aoMO A II rasneteiex
Duakp L« K, I oi 1 *^ Lc^ Trtro
W S.,CaTxeTetai
Guernsey
Shorthont
Jersey
Ayrshire
Arrsbire
Goenisey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Jersey
Coernsey
Cnernsey
Cueresey
Guernsey
Ayishire
Guernsey
Guernsey
Ayishire
Cueresey
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Coernsey
Jersey
CoertLey
Guernsey
Guernsey
AjTihire
Jersey
Aryshite
Guernsey
AjTshtre
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Guernsey
Cueinsev
Guernsey
Shorthorn
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Cuern-ey
Guernsey
i'lJJSey
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Guernsey
» It ary f {>ikrd
FauBmer A H k alley Station
Field kfattheseA Oxford Junction
FVimBx J 31 & Sons, Elmsdale
Foote C.1-. VtcUingtra
FdGter David Lameneetown
Foster F kV Kuixston
Fraser H Fenmck Kamxao Cose
Fraser H Hudson Thorbnrn.
Fraser J<^ O Aobgonish Hartour South Side
Carvie Ambniae North Grant
Cates, A M kernptville
Certndxe P S Ga-pereaux
Godfrey J R H xh Prees Farm Exrtton
flood Henry Old Barns
Covdey W H Port kfaitland
<aoald Bros. StewiacLe
Gcnithio Dan Frenchvale
Grant. R M Siewiaeke
Cold S AScKis Truro
Hancock James kl Hantsport
llarvey tloitey Neirport
Hatch C F Alma
Havkms T J Steiriacke
Hebb J VV KebU Crens
Henderson N Fraser R RS SevrCbsxov
HdLBarreP Great kiUa^
Kolines.Grecir;eA Hantsport
Hobnes Cevf* H Anbmt
Hooper kfary Truro
Hooper That. B ble Hill
Hopkins. Leo. Beaver Bank
llosL nc F U Orster Poods
Hogbn Jeba O Old Barns
Huston Albert R R 1 Pupra.b
J<ri) 0 sen tt W Box 2** Ncatb Sydney
Jebiistoo Gerald Bndxetown
Jotajostoe J H RR4 NewClaixo*
kent. Laroonl Stemacke
LA5CIUZ.C E„Boa«4S Tarrabeth
LeounJ k S Paradise
Lrocaid Munay Bridgetown
Leonard Robert U., Paradise
Lerliaid \ B Bodgetown ..
tester Robert. Harvey Statwo
Loogley Raymond Paradise
Looxiry Robert Paradise
Lcmxhead Robt Beaver Brook
Longhead Smith Beaver Brock
Louxbeed R Kent Truro
lynch Wm B Box 140 Eureka
Mc^th AVra..T*«
HcOooaU Alex Lower South R ...
MacOonaU kllcson Box 134 Sbubenaoadie
McDonald Antony Boisdaie
McDonald D 1-, St. Andrews
McDcauU D Trevelyn Shubeoacad «
MacDonald Falconer Alma
MacDcoald Pbibp Bondale
McDonald Wm A Box 373 Pictou
McDonrn ^ Scott Pert Hood
McDonrll C S Jodque North
McDonen I D Crnteenal
Mcpenetl Joe A JudqueKcrth
McPoucall J D Port Hood
Uacl>MxlI,W B West Gore
McFachrvn Its.. Jodiipie
Mchecbrni kt Judique
Haclatyre Anyus. Boudate
Hclsaa f J Jud <rue Korih
Mackav D C 4 Sen. Scotsburn
MacKay Zkaoiel M K K 3 Scottburn
MacKein John A Scotibura
Hackearie Ceerx* t' .. Scottburn
Cueresey
CueTTsey
Cociiaey
Jersey
Guernsey
A°^ire
GuOTSey
Cuertoer
Guernsey
Oneresey
Gnerwey
Jereey
Guernsey
Aivabire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Cueresey
Curtney
3«*«y
Cueresey
Aytsh re
AjTshre
Jrtsev
Short Seen
Ayrshire
Gueresey
Cueresey
Coernsey
Gaensey
Guernsey
lerscy
Joernsey
Guernsey
Ayrshire
{•oernsey
Aytsh re
Aytsh re
Avtsh re
Aytsh re
Ajfshre
ayrshre
Ayrshire
Aytsh re
Ayrshre
Aytsh re
Aytsh re
Aytsh re
Ayrshre
Ayrshre
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
MAC— \VHI
NOVA SCOTIA— CATTLE, SHEEP BREEDERS
CANADA 379
Brrat
Name ami ^ddrets
MacKeniie John Shubenacadie
McLean 1 H RR4 NewClaSfcow
McLean J Grant RR4 New Glasgow
McLean John A Hopewell
McLean Stephen McLeanville
McLean Wilbur H Box 4S New Glasgow
McLellan Archie Jud que North
McLeDan Franks , Hubland \ illage
I McLeod J D Box 273 New Glasgow
McLeod J T & Sons KRS River John
I McMaster f D , Jud que Rear
‘ McMaster J D Long Point
McMulIan Cbud e Frenchvale
MacMulIen Dan Boisdale
McNeil Bernard Boisdale
MacNeil Hector Boisdale
McNeil W Ifred Windsor Forks
McPhee F B West Core
MacQueen Daniel A Kings Head
kIcSween Michael Ironville
Magee r M Bcniick
Marshall Horace \ Mount Rose
Mirshall leter Bndgelown
klarshall Ral igh Bridgetown
Maxwell W J & Son R R I Alma
HEISNER, REV 70HR Ni tan Falla
MiUiagn Sc Meikle King’s Head
Milligan J A Sons, Westvllle
Milne Ceorge WoMboume
Morash J K Dartmouth
Morrell Arrhlbatd R R 4 Yarmouth
Mounce Thomas A Nesrpert Landing
OBrieO Miss Alice Windsor Forks
OOnto Arthur Windsor Forks
d Bneo Waller Windsor Forks
O Haadler, jehn , Boisdale
Patten A W Well ngton
iSstten ChartrsW RRl lea) ion
Patten Ceone D , Wellington
Patten J Heiman, Wellington
Pearre Wiillani F West River Station
Peers D G Wallace Bridge
Peers E Cutlrn RR9 Pugwaih
Phillips It V Old fUms
Pipes H S. & Simi Box 44* Amherst
Guernsey
Ay^lra
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Guernsey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Guernsey
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Cvemsey
Guemsev
Guernsey
Onemsey
Goemsey
Jersey
Jersey
Cuetwsev
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Guernsey
leescy
Rankin John J
Read Fred A Bear River
Redmond John R Box 301 North bydi e
Kelson John R R 3 Truro
Richard W D Pentt
Robertson R A RRl Salt Springs
Rose G Edward karmouth
Rote L. R Oakfirld
Ross Donald North Crant
Ross Kogh R West Branch
Servant, A C Overton
Servant Emerson F South Chegoggm
Secchell Fred Salt Springs
Silver, M R Dartmouth
Sinclair John Truro
Skinner Jean R Aytrsford
Smiley. Howard W Newport
Sm ch J Hedtev RRl Amheitt
Stalker J Rennie Bamey a River
Steele Michael j Boisdale
Stewart E R Old Bams
SlitlIngA R WoHville
Swindels F W , Prineeport
Taltrie AmosC Riser John
Taylor Arthur Antigonish
Taylor Bros Antigonish
Thompson Alex Ooverville
Thompson Cec(l% Fort Lawrence
Thompson James Clovrrdale
Thomson Raymond H Pictou
Trask Frank L. Hebron
Trefry Murray A Chrgoggin
Trenbolm Chat R ForilawTenre
Walsh Albert Fairmont
Wardrope C M MiKord Station
Webster C A Main Street Ysrmouti
Willet Alfred Antlgon ih
W Ison John Falmouth
Wilson Nomt Falmouth
Wilson Raymond Falmouth
Winter James H Soulb Ohio
Wothenpoon Alex Lower Truro
Wolherspoon Robert R R 1 TiMiu
Wotherspoon Robert Junr Lowrr Truro
Young Andrew Reserve Jlinea
Yo II Seymour Old Bams
\«nll Stanley Old Bams
Ayrshire *
Ayrshire
Jersey
Ayrshire
Guernsey
Guernsey
Ciiernse}
Guernsey
Guenesej
Cuemse]
Amgitc
Shorthorn
Guernsey
Cuenisey
Cuemse)
Guernsey
Cuemary
Guernsey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Avrshire
Ayrih re
Sheep Breeders
>e anl 3ddrr«a
hibald C. A Box Cl Truro
Black Freds .
Daniel Fairmont
John II ] St JoaiTh da M
Wter Gmodrtang
Iherre f rand tung
tnisnoim, R . 3ntigooish
Cormier latrck IkuntCirwa
coming John C. R K I Chegogro
Chlai
Chias
Chithoh
Esfles
L J Casperei
l^an, John k.K 1, Plrl'
Oxford Down
Oxford Down
Shropshire
Shropshire
Shroyohjre
Shiopih re
Shropshire
Shroyshire
MtKay Allan D North Highlanda
MaeKenrie.D J BullsCrrek
MaeNmne CfoegeW Smubura
atacple jeto Margiree Harbour
Mount St. \ ineeoi Academy, Halifax
CBden WiQiam&Snos BoxITO Wioi
Ross HughR Writ Branch
Tmuykru. M. 1.. MagareeFork,
»^te J C Ea,t Margarre
Oxford^lfos-n
Oxford Jfown
Oxford Dosn
Oxford Dosn
(i) Leirrtirr
(r)
SSrofsh re
Oxford Diwn
Shropshire
Shropih re
Shropshire
380 CANADA NOVA SCOTIA— PIG. HORSE BREEDERS ONTARIO— CATTLE BREEDERS ACR— BAR
Nam and Address
Agncultu al College The Nova Scotia Truro
Carmichael Donald C FrUzleton
Clark Norman I Berwick
Clark \\ G Bear River
Corniog J C R R 1 Chego^ln
DoBsoQ JamesA Ba^ireiv
Eaton Ernest I Upper Canard
Fowler Bros Amherst
Craves \\ G Aylesford
Harrow John Bear River
Hebb J \V Hebbs Cross
Holmes George M Amherst
^Johnston F F Brdgetown
Pig Breeders
Breed
1 Name and Address
Breed
(e*)
Brriish re
Yorkshire
Yorkshire
Yorkshire
Keasbv Frederick W Box 14 Chester
Leonard V B Clarence
Logan Bros Amherst
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(sk)
lorkshlre
Yorkshire
{«)
Vorlshire
Newcomhe Stanley A Newcombv lie
\orksh re
Yorkshie
Pierce Frank Kingston
Yorksh re
Rhoden ter Br dgewater
R tcey J S Parad se
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Berfcshre
Tamworth
Yorksh re
Sarf eld 0 H Br dgetown
Schafheitl n F Cannmg
Sm ih C Newport
Stoddart J L R R 3 Lawrencetown
Warwick C.J Lawrencetown
Ub tman G C h ctaux Palls
(iJ
Yorkshire
lorltshire
Yorksh re
Horse Breeders
Name and Address
Name and Address
Breed
Ar cultural College The Nova Scotia Truro (cf)
Black Fred S Amherst u)
Bla k e T D Great V llago (<)
DUTFIE DA7ID Balt Springs
Fulton H T Upper Sten acke
Holmes George M Amherst (cp)
Clydesi^le
Perchetoo
Standard
StAQlard
Standard
Standard
Logan Bros Amherst (sp
hfeParUne Bros Fox Harbour Po at
McManus Wm A Box 69" Truro
0 Brien W II am & Sons Box 170 W ndsor (>
O Leary R. R ch bucto
Reid Alfred E M Iford Sut on
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Clyd sdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Ontario
Cattle Breeders
Name and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Breed
A
Abercromb e Hugh R R 3 S mcoe
AbcTuethy J J K R o Uowmanvllle
Abra Moses R R l BUir
AchMon Sunley K R 1 Dundalk
Ackcrt G L It R 3 Belmont
Adams Hays R K 3 Mount Brydges
Agricultural College The Ontario Guelph {spk)
Agricultural Farm Ontario Dept of hlonte tb
Agricultural School Kempts lie (sp)
Agriculture Dept of Dominion Live Stock Branch
Oiuwa ( 1 )
Altlen Thomas B Teeswater
Alesan Irr A \\ Guelph
AUru re Lrsl e IlerwKk
All ock 1» I Ravenna
Alee IteeloeT^RRl L Orig nal
Af n S Charles R HA Bonmaovrffe
AU-vo Stanley Mo^lee
Ames Ma rice Co<lrtn*ion
Aom Newton Westbrook
Amos A DU k Mollat
Amos.OearreA Son SIcIfal
AndeTsea.O«onie HK« tbetley
Aiutersesi LeoegeASon R KJ Owen Sound
Jersey
Ayrshire
Jersey
Hereford
Ayrshire
Aber^en Angus
Jersey
Aynh re
Sbocibom
HerefMd
Sbcwthom
Ayrsbire
Jersey
StMwtbom
Ayrshire
Abeidcm Angus
llereft^
Jersey
Ayisbue
Hereford
Sbcrtfiom
Jersey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Shorthorn
Sborthoni
iiercfnrd
Sbortbom
Anderson H A Pi ton
Anoesser John G Tilbury
Apel George Tav stock
Arhuthnot Jas W Northf eld Stat on
Archer J C Lawson
Arm tage Fred H Marysville
Armour Angus K R 1 Dorchester Stat on
Armstrong C H K nburu , ,
ATi^lrong George B R R 1 Teeswater (»)
Armstrong Ge« e H Box 85 Mallorylown
Armstrong Hueh Kosemont
Arner Mrs E E Harrow
Arno d P Brighton
Artioft H Hunter R R S SfreefsviEc
Ashcroft Fmest B Mar
Ashmore Jeff I RR3 Lindsay
Ashworth AH R R 2 Denf eld
Atfc nson Harry R R 7 W oodstock
Atidnson John R K 4 Corbetlon
Atwood C Evans 134 Heath Street E Toronto
Aafoid Clayton R R 5 St Thomas
Aidd A C R K 2 Cue ph
B
Bagg Alfred Edgeley I*'
Bagg Fred J Un onviUe
Dan Jas & Sons Ldireley
Ba^aw Lama L. K K 2 Uxbridge
Bard A H New Hamburg
Baker AU J Boa d-SS Araprior
Bako- Geo B K K-1 Newington IFI
Jersey
Jersey
A)«b re
Ayish re
Hereford
Ayrih re
Ayrsh re
Hereford
Shorthoro
Ayrsh re
Hereford
iyrshre
Hereford
Ayrshire
/lere/ord
jersey
Jersey
Shortoom
Jersey
Jersey
/ferel^rd
Jersey
A^h •
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CANADA 381
Biwl
Same »nd Address
Breed
BaVer Hattie L Munnj
Baker J . K R 1 Hampton
Baker lJo>-d R R 8 1 ark Hill
Ballantyne las & C C R R 1 Cbesterviile
BaUant>-ne John I R R 4 Atwood
Uannerman William RRj WestMonkton
Bamelf tmret F K R 3 Cottam
Dairett ArchibaldW R R S Bark H U
iBameWillC KRTGalt
I Batt> Bros Meaford
^ Beam S S RR^ Stesensville
I Beekett Tajlor R R 1 R djeville
Decks J Ro> 2 7 Ma ne Street East North Dav
Decksted Mablon E R R 1 CbesletviIIe
Dedal Harry R RJ Bnahton
Bretham Chas W i Sons Amberstburg
Begg Mehm Moose Creek
Degg \ ictor 'loose Creek
Deges James W Linnood
Behan M Cobourg
Dell WiKiamiSons RRl Toledo
Bell Wilmot Staples
BeKoir Stock Farms
td Tbe Komoka & Detaw:
BSlHEiTT W r«Bcn2Ql CaiasVlllaTd
Bentung James R k 1 W Uliarosto»-n
Benson W A R R 3 King
Berkle) 1 O R R 1 Morrsbure
Bertram Hugh Box 1012 Peterboro
Best Austin h R K 2 Ida
Best Ed R R 2 Omen eg
Best Hiram G Mount Pleasant
Beynoo 'I D R RJ King
Dicetim W ilium S Russell
Biggar Ceo R RA BranHord
Bioette J Ferdinand Ste Anne de Prescott
Biogeman J B R R2 Waterloo
B muncbani Rich SaultSte Mane
BUckHenry R R 4 Trenton
Black 'Ire Hetuy R R 4 Trenton
Black John & Sons Amaranth Station
i Dundalk
jigeville
H RRl Caledon
Black
Black Vidl
BlacUock W M 4 Son Bngden
Blanchard W P Nenmarket
Blane J F RRl Renfrew
Blaney C B 'laxville
Blaney Robert Rresille
Dlvtb Cel n M R R S Guelph
BoUnd FrrdR RK4 Markdale
Booth J H Moercfeld
Bound tetet Mtswbueg
Bowman Jane* Bos 14 Guelph
Besnnan Wm RRl MoRUburg
Boyd Johnson Mocm Creek
no)le D A Woodstock
Bracken Wu RRl Port Rob nseo
Bradley W H RRl Lunsdowne
Dradr J " CampbeUford
Brand EAT K k 4 Forest
Brawler V « Beeton
Brett raH Kosemont
Bneo i A Sons Ridgetown
lines T H M K K 2 Dunsford
Broughton Geo A K K 3 Mount Forest
Brown Andrews & Son Winchester
Brown Bros Oak Ridgei
Brown C W K R 1 Harley
Bromn Carl S R R 3 Hamston
Brown Duncan 4 Sons K R 2 Shedden
Brown < eo C Imp Bank ol Canada Wellai
Brown H S , 'lemckMlle
Brown Jsnes RR3 Ilarnstoo
Brown Irhn R R-5 Owen Sound
Browne lUn^phres F^B 'lllonWest
Brownlee Waller H 'tount Brydget
Brace HAW Bloor Street LasITotOntn
Br\i<b C Bos lOi Harrow
Brush. I L Rnlhsren
ttfvdone John RH2 M Ivertcei
Bull B A Brampton
Bull H 11 4Son Brampton
II In
mpton
Bull l-J U,Branplon
ade Wm^RRIt St klarv a
airns.lelrfh KKI Brantfwd
allaghao W A. K K S lyewoH
a lery ttav A., CannUic® „
Brown Swiss
Shorthorn
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Herefotci
Jersey
Shorthorn
liereiard
Shoe thorn
fet^
Jwy
Jersey
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Herefcgd
Shorthorn
Heirtord
Oo,.
Aynluia
Ayrshire
Jersey
liereford
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Ayrshire
Shorthem
Jersey
Imey
Hereford
He^ort
Ue^oed
Hereford
Hereford
Shonhom
Herefort
Ayr^ re
At^eenAftfUsI
Jersey
Ay^ire
liereford
Hereford
Shonboro
Herefced
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Herefort
Short born
Jersey
/iT^Sotd
iirreionl
Cameron A D So 1 Owen Sound
Cameron Arden Norwich
Campbell D O Kagawong *
Campbell Dayid 4 Son Avonmore
Campbefl Duncan Moffat
Campbell George H 4 Sons Castleton
Campbell / UoSab Box 40 Dalkeith
Campbell Mac4Sons Sorthwood
Canham George E Avonmore
Canhxm Joseph K Sewmgton
Catlyte John RR2 Vernon
CartoU WinamA RR5 Watford
CatTulhets I J K R 3 Stayner
Canon O 1. DomviIIe
Carswell Edgar R R 2 ThaninvQIe
Carter G E K It I Aylmer West
Carter I G Greenock
CASTER. BOy ft BROTHER Port Lock
Cass IF K K d Appin
Cass John E Masvtlle
Cate ERrood RR'^ Beeton
Chambers J N KR4 Woodstock
Chanooo C C Oakwood
Charlton E C IldertoP
Chalrlam John RRl Curran
Christie Jas A Bloomfield
Ctark Cordon A Bloomfield
Clark H H Brampton
Clark Howard K K 3 Clinton
Clark John Iona Station
CUrk W J Muncey
Clark Wm. Meyersburg
Clatke Davtd Meaford
Clarke K D Tbomton
Cleary John C Box 33 Wolfe Island
Cl flora Henry Hepworth «
Cbfford LO Oshawa
Cluff R J Caledon
Clugsten R S Si Son RoeWyn
Cockburn J A & Sons RRl Pusboeb
Cockshuti Frank 4* Colboume Street Brantford
Cole Sandy R K 4 Arthur
Coleman O II W Ihainsburf
Coney W 4 Sm> RRl Niion
CoU ns Ceo W PU nf eld
Coll os John W Putnam
CollverBras Welland Pott
Col luboun Hugh 'I icbeU
Colton H R K 3 'lalton
Comfort Albin M R R 2 W etUnd Port
Connell J ft Son Kewick
Connolly W tliamj R R2 Stratbroy
Cook s' J ftSon RR2 Wales
Cooper Bruce C Cameron
Copland S R K K I Hamston
Corby Fred RRl Leodon
Conelus W T RRl Amaranth
Cornett Samuel K K 1 Dundalk
Costello Edward C Dowmeyville
Cot e W H 4 Sons R R 3 Rrnfren
Cotton James. R K I Sivan
Couse John K KJ St Thomas
Coutis Wilbam K R R 2 Conn
CowKsan Angus QueensviUe
Cowteson J B QueensvUIe
Cowieson Lloyd VueenstiUe
Craddork eraestl. RR3 lUgmvdle
Crx g W ilium R R | Come
Crawford C K Box 4“* LakefeU
Croat n T V Last Street Galt
Crone Volt Mount Albert
Crook Russell Box 54 'lountaln Grove
Crosb e Ceoeir W Simcoe
Cross Jamev Boi 99 Aoltsville
Croickshank George RRl Wingbam
Cuxhan Abet K K 1 Ca otown
Culhara llenrv J F.dni\ale
Cumbrrbnd Mrs S Port Hope
Coiunina Brm Latveaster
Cuiui ngbam A)ei F Hepweeth
Cumuoxhain R F Holt
Cncrali A L Itnghi
Corey Israel S KK4 Meaford
Cost James W HK'MdUm
Wesley R R4 St Thorzui
Dadsm \
Itatw KewsS .
DaW KussrllS. brlkirk
Dalryoipte AIK K.3 Saulbvil.e
narxavel J K Lieu
i>ar1mc F AmtiaC Abnoafe
ISartiiur Jc^aASuo KH2 I'etntcro
psiraeh F J. i'nwjeton
Damn Thos le9 Armour RooJ Prlsbero
Dasss, Ifrv Lmma J M. Benlasr^l Av.. Terento
Uwss^W R.:t LaTd »t. Siclt Ste Man* «
Jersey
Ayrshire
Hereford
Ayrshire
Shorthorn
Ayrshire
Jereey
Ayrshire
Aytshre
Hereford
Hereford
Ayrshire
Jersey
Hertford
Hefiiord
Hertford
Jersey
Hertford
Aberieen Angus
Jersey
A>TSbire
Jersey
Ayrshire
He7e^rd
Hereford
Hereford
Jersey
Hereford
Hereford
Hertford
Short born
Shertbam
Hereford
Ayrshire
leisey
Jersey
Jersey
Ayrsh re
Jersey
Ayrshire
Aynbire
Aynh re
Hereford
Jersey
Hereford
Hereford
Ayrshire
Jersey
Hereford
Jersey
Jersey
jersey
&
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Ayrsh re
Ayrsh re
Hereford
Ayrshire
Hereford
lieref ira
Hereford
Jersey
Ayrshire
382 CANADA
ONTARIO— CATTLE BREEDERS
DAW-Hn
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ONTARIO— CATTLE BREEDERS
CANADA 383
Hill, John, R R 1. \afti«7
Hillyacd, Jamti.Cauract
Kird Alhrrt E , R R S. Brantford
Hitchcock, H H , R R 1, St Ann's
Hoarc, Jacob D , Amaranth Station
Hodinns, Ccortrc A , Lucan
Hodgkinson, \\illiam IloxSS. Auiora
I Honey, Thomas H , R R I, Roseneath
{Hooper, John & Sons R R 6, St. Mary's
(Hoo%er, Simeon, Markham
I Hopkins, G \\ , Lambeth
I tiopper, John M , R R 1, Paisley
liotchkjss, Morley R ,R R 1, StraffordviUe
I Houck, Henry, R R I, trabro
HouBh Arthur, RR2 ^ewlnJton
Houle, Bert, Massey
House, E L., R.R j Scotland
Howes, hred G , R R 3, Harold
Howej , Clarence , R R S, Burford
Kowse, £ T & Seal RR.l,Ariss
Hudson, Joseph A Son, Lyn
Hughes, A , R R 2 Samia
Hughes, Dalton R R 2 Samia
Hugbes,K A,RRl.'ernon
Hume,] G, Shanty Bay
Hunter, Andrew, R R 2, Holstein
Hunter, Bryson \\ , Orangeville
Hunter Earl, R R 2, Vaskieek HilJ
Hunter, John, Grimsby Beach
Hunter, John D , Dunsford
Hunter, Robert, General Delivery, Leodon
Hussey,]ohnA ,1028 Queen St ,SauIt Ste Marie
Hutchings, \^illiam,Senr .Box 60, llaliburton
Hutchinson, George, R R 4,\\arkworth
Hutchinson, George A Kimberley
Hulton Russell] , R R S.SUeetsviUe
Hyde,Milliam.RR1,Ca]t
Ibey, I T , Meyertburg
men Thomas Rj^lal Bank
Inaei,! Vi , R ft J, \\oodilo
IrviB, Edgar C. Heatheote
ackien, David, ft ft 4, Cbatswortb
ickson.Mesley Drayton
sekson, illis K , R ft 1, hisgara-oo the>Uke
acques Edgar M ,RR2 Clifford
ames MiUianiT,RR4 Almonte
anueson, Charles B , \S inchester
smirson E. J , R R 2 Uxbridge
iffiieaon, J E A S M . R.R 2 Collisgwood
annison £ D , R.R l.SaultSte Mane
arrell, George M .Cannifion
arvis Amilius Aurora
arvis M R, Locust Hill
aspersofi, B , Kingsville
ohnson, Boyd C . Moose Creek
ohnson.C.j4.RR.I Ridgeville
ohnson. L A.L'OHginal
ohnson, t C, Box 4 Burford
ohnson,] R.Spnngford
ohnson M alter, Bronte
ohnston A K.Cottam
ohnston, B G, R R 4 Guelph
ohnston, George honhwood
ones, jonn G, R R I Ridgeiille
ose Charles & Son hlrkton
calm, John M . R R 2 Smithville
ury. Ah," «idl»idge
Kalos AlU R R < London
Kay & Meyer, K R 2 l.uelph
Kellum Bert RRS "alerlwd
Kennedy. George, R R t. Lucknow
Kertiohaa. M T.RKl Lemdoo JonclK
Krrr&llaiwVn Myrtle Stalioo
Kerr, Garnet, RRS CampUIltord
Kerr, Thomas Carapheltfonl
Kilts, (■eorge G, 't ellanJ Poct
King G T^I'aikHill
King John Kiteauherry
King jean. It Umbelh
Kinsey 1 twy A Hvi, R R I , rhmboyue
Kittle. 'vitnuel A Swi RRS Chetlenill.
Killies, Rotwft KKJ > eoelan halls
Klioe.Kov. RRS (.aeuga .
Knight, htepSeei Upioborg
Knox, ] M A K K 2. togersrfl
Ulster. I M,RR2 \\oodstock .
Ualhwaile. George, R R I, Goderich .
Ulonde Juileti J , R R 3, Alexandria
Umb, kVilliam R , Uda^
Umiunan, Earl, R R 4 Fenwick
UmoKian, Robert M , & Son, R R 1, Ancaster
Lancion. 2f Simcoe
Undon. William 4f Landsowne
Lane, E A . R R 1 St Ann's
Lane, John M , R R 1. St Ann s
Ungdon, G S . Brighton
Langdoa. Ketmeth M . Bnghton
Ungs E R.RRl, Brantford
Utuner L. Wilfred, Edwards
Utsch, George 4V . R R 2, Kitchener
Latsch Otphen A , R R 1, Blair
UuTie. J Stuart R R I Aglneourt
Usrreacc. Mrs ELza, 29a, WTiaraciiffe Road, London
Uwrenee, Joshua R R S, W oodstock
Uwyence William A , R R 1, Vamey
Uwsoa. B , R R 7, London
Utenby, Pym E , R R 4 Norwich
Lea 11 P,Rk 2 Consecon
Leach Misses Janet & Mary, Watford
Leach Robert J , R RJ. Watford
Leader W>)i/am H , R R 2, Oilon
Learn C A . Box 277. Aylmer
Leask ) E , R R2 Seagrave
Lee.ll M lllgh^ie
teeming Robert L.. R R 2. Kingsville
Leenung VkeUe^y, R R 3 Clanfotd Station
Leeson. E J . R R 2 Peterboro
Leitch, W m , No 2 Cornwall
Lester, Soble Bngden
Lesler.S L., Vienna
Lewis W 8 . R R 1 Orton
Liebeock Fredericks RRS M'heatley
Little Arthur T Boi (39 London
Uitle, James D Teeswater
Little Robert H R RJ CampbeUford
UvtDgttoe Estate of Matvln RR4 Aliens
Locke Jobs R K 4 Campbellfotd
London Health Associalioo. The RR 7, London
Long Uougalt. R R I Mooreiown
Utbian Hugh J . R R^ VtnUeek HiU
Loocks EsuteolC A Canpbellford
Lougbeed I R R 4 Meaford
I Lowndes. K Oak Ridies
Loeas Jaeob J'alemo
Ludlow WiUiaiD H & Son R R 4 Brantford
Lundy T J Brsmpion
LuDo. Ceoege F A Sons R R 2 Petroiia
Luaoo Kubacd Orono
Lyom Cbarles VSalJaceiown
Lyons James T A Sons, Lucknow
MeAOisirr C A Sons SOO Cardigan St Ci
AlcArtbvr A B K K I Pneeiille
Macartney Mn W If RKl Milton Wes
McAoley W D R R 2 Saull Sle Mane
McBnde ISA Sons Northfield Slatioo
AIcCaU John Arthur RRS Blyth
McCoaoell Lc Delhi
MrConneU p W K R 4 Meafoed
Mc<oguwll R R A Sons R K I Ounborne
McConnell T K R K 4 kleifoid
MrCogynark JameaM Boa iS Kockloa
McCceuurb Warden Harrow
McCoy John >1 R K 1 Bickford
McCracken Edward R RJ trerell
McCrar D B Guelph
McConorh RMiert {( R • Brampton
HeCuDuugh ilertiFit KK4 Knulworth
HcDemiott Aealrew J Bevlon
HcDmnott Matthew K PertCarW
. Shorthorn
(f) Shorthorn
Jersey
Ayrshire
Ip) Ayrshire
HrtvfonJ
Jersey
Hereford
I Aberdeen Angus
Hereford
Jersey
HcDmnott UaCtbew K PertCarW
MrDcnakL A A RRS CreecfwU
McDcmakt A A R K I KirkfwU
Macrkmald I D Kaileybury
MclIonaU Joha A RRS Uoo'fwt
MacDonald Roy R R W utc« Grove
HclknaU Sam A RKl Dalknth
Mardmakl. Stoart. New LaweJ
MardenaU. H S.Canancarne
H Dreemgl. Mj,eT R-R-1 MJ Grove
Mank^ad. D N RmtU
McLweei, Mi«ien, LcvrVn i,
McraAiVn.W.:haza.NaTaa '
j McEaaLA W^Vl* Seremd AveeiM L^ Ooyn So>jc«l
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ONTARIO— CATTLE BREEDERS
McC-POR
McGee Edward A North Malden
McGowan D J Ravenna
MacGregor 1 A R R 3 Russell
McGregor Richard R R 2 Tivertc
Mcllwa B T II VankleeK Hill
Maclnnes A D BcrwicV
Mclotosb Herbert LancaSlM-
McIntyre A W Eineh
McIntyre Angus il & Son R R 1 Port Stanley
McIntyre D C Box 113 Newington
McIntyre E Z RR2 New Hamburg
Mclnt>Te Peter A Park H 11
McIntyre W illiam R R 2 Kerrwood
McKague George Woodviile
McKay Charles R R 1 Eg nton
McKay J M 1< R " Maltoa
McKee John i Son Norwich
McKenie J A RR3 Sealorth
MacKente WiUamJ RR2 Maidstone
McKersher HO R R 1 Moose Creek
McK nnon John R R 3 Chesley
McKinnon JOHK & son MatutawaUBg
MacLean John R !l S Owen Sound
McLennan James D A Sons R R ] Lai
McLeod Ne I N Box 62 DUke th
McLeod Will am A KKl Lorne
McMa ter Jno J R R 2 Green! eld
McM Uan Ougal A R R 1 Dalke th
McM Uan George A R R 2 Segrave
McM Hen John A R R 1 Proton Stat <
McMurray W J R R 5 Brussels
McMurray W J R R 5 Brussels
MeSabb D A Thomburv
McNabb John* Sons RR4 Rockwood
MacNaught Robert RRl Cornwall
MeNe !& McNeil UuttoA
Marour Cbarirs Campbell/ord
MaePberson Hannon KRS Norwich
1 D^ald C R R 2 Blount Porest
McNey John Den! eld
MaeVicarUros RKl Belmont
Madter Herbert L R R 2 Petenbura
Mum D b R R 8 St Thomas
Mar Wiliam RR4 Cbesley
MaUory C U Colbome
Malott D J Kingsville
Mann J Cordon A Son R R 4 1 cterb<»o
Mansz Henry J RRl Shakespeare
Markell Clarence C Wales
Marquette Hugh RR3 Winchester
Marquette S J KK3 Winchester
Marsh 'trs Man IW't El as Street London
Marshall Mn Hedl^ Meaford
Marshall Poster R R 2 Teeswaler
Marshall W W RR4 Welland
Mart ndale Ross R R 3 Caledon a
Maawell Robert K R 2 Learn ngtoii
May >\ IbcTl R R 2 Ofangevi le
Meadows C R K K 2 Harley
Meadows L M K R 2 Brantford
Meh He Herbert I- Si Marys
Menan Wesley A Srnis RK4 London
Metcalfe II Louse Cherry Valley
Metcalfe John K K 2 Paisley
M Her A t K R 4 W arlon
M Her Alex Cremore
M Her Bros R R 2 Claremont
Miller t forge A Arden
M Her John June Ashbutu
M Her A Mao lloo Cbiford
MHIs kKhard R K 4 Corbettoo
M n han James Cordosa Mmet
MteteUllros Ihindalk
M tchell Bros I< R " W arkworl
M lion Anhlball K R I Moqt
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ttaden J A Oakv lie
Uorraz William RKl Bornholm
Uc«ris WiUiacn H R R 4 Tilbury
Mcflzisoii Hugh Rosemont
Uodisoo John A Mount Elgin
Uorrow N\ iliam A Russell
Uo$som Bold Co The BobcaygeoQ
Mount oy Tberon S R R 6 BowmanviUe
Moyer D H RRl Vineland
Mur&>o VV III am K R 4 hlitchell
Mnllin VVT J Feveesham
Miinro John H It R o Almonte
Honro M A &Smt RR2 Lancaster
Muoio VV U am D Mart mown
Uurby Mrs C Kerrwood
Hurray Bros Martintown
Murray Joseph b Poland
Mutton VVilbam Kng Street Colborne
M lion I> L. K K 2 U leelown
Mode ( t> Vankirekilll
Mod t Arwtrrw J Watford
M meneir W r Niarara-on the l^ke
Mcmey M mlarue R R Ca nsville
Moot, enery J I Ig n boulh M Hintaln
Moolentnrfy W l_ oravrl ft It
Moctv A A It” Bnve Street Saull Sle Marie
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Mcrkfe W It C N K Bu ] 1 ng Toronto
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Mattress W R Kid VVoodbrdge
Neff PerevA Sn hampton
Nesb t C VV Woodstock
Newman J VV Norham
Newman K A & Sons R R 2 Muir Kirk
S chols Ira R R '* Burgessville
Nicholson R AS RR2 Park Hill
Koble VV H Bolton
Nokes Albert £ Manila
Norlhcott DMA Son Mount Brydges
Northey FelixA Fenelen Fhlls
Oak Rarh Slock Rami RR4 Ran*
O 8nen M J Ltd Renfrew
OBnen T RR7 Loudon
Oddie John ht R R 8 CampbelUerd
Okc Richard K R 8 London
0 Leary J J R R & Lindsay
01 ver Joseph RRl Bobcaygeen
ONeil w i Dcnlield
Oshome Sslon RRl Wilsouville
OMond Charles S RR6 Milton
^lawa Dairy Lid Oltawa
Otto Owen RRl New Hamburg
Oudekick P M A Son R R S Berwick
Pa sley John 27 Regent Street London
Palmer J I A T E Sehomberg
Palmer Robert W R R8 Perth
Palmer Wiliam Fall River
papple Bros RRl Brantford
Aberdeen Angus
Shcprthom
Hereford
(s) Shorlbotn
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Heiefoid
Hertford
Jersey
Jersey
Ayrshire
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Parker James 0 RR4 Watford
Parker Joseph A Ottcrv He
Parkes Samuel K R I Hatcbiey
Parks M A Utta
Part ament Uertru n Cresswell
Parr Bra L Colwell
Parslow U <f Tincap
Parson E A I retor a A Bank Sts Ottawa
Parsons HR R R 2 Cayuga
Patterson VV H RRl Rosemont
Patterson Will am A Sou RR3 Pracefon
Patterson VV itiam M RRl Inkermau
Patton Everal L Thornton
Patton J A Thornton
Patton VV ) R R ] Creemore
Payne G E Winchester
leacock I T VVoodbndge
Pearce Blake R R 3 Norw cb
Pearson George A Sons VVaterdown
Pearson VV (I Box 60 Elgin
Peart Bros R R 3 Caledonia
Peal James Br ght
Pegg M L Tharon
Penhall R J VilIaNova
lenoey II Port Carting
leopIesBros RR3 Havelock
Prqiirgnat A I No 2. Waterloo
P^val r VV A Son ^len Buell
Pridue II T W ngham
lerrv A F A Sons App n
Fetch Ueniamin RRl Chellenham
lell t J A A II M Freeman
I ebe Levt K K 2 Berwick
I ckell Joseph R K " Freeman
Pillar Chesiry Russell
t per Richard, lUysr Ur
IVmick ( J KKl London
IMllard Janes A William KR4 Norwich
Poole Frank C R R 4 St Thomas
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ton C 1 DoxS? Ua!kfrton
art RobntZ Maitland
SfcfDnrr HtHmeton R R 1 C^ntraJia
Slow MbrH KR2 South Moodslfc
Smart Hard « Kinmvllle
Soutli A Norman Box 237 ilraford
Smith Albert U Calrdoo
Smith E A 3<6 Talbot Street St Tbocaas
South G E Meadowvale
Smith HD It K J Ancatlrr
Smith HowardW Edgeley
Smith J Edward A Son K R 1 Simcoe
Smith MnsMmneS KR4 Wellaod
Smith R n KKJ Hagenville
Simth RrgiuatdJ A KKl ilatchley Station
Smith T M MamSlreel llawknbury
South W T Alton
Smithnm WiUiam R K 2 Ketvood
Solder Leander German lls
SD)der Abram U R R 2 Waterloo
Soney Jat A Sons R K 1 Ottawa
S<]uiie Fred K R 1 North Malden
SuHoid ttOsOD BURS Sbedden
Stagg Mss Clara KR2 St Catharines
Stalker Anthony K R g Collingwood
Staii<el] J L. StraffordviUe
Stark J H K R 7 Feterboro
Steedmao George H Scotland
Steele tt J Newnngton
Steen JanesU Meadowvale
Sledler Ed C R R 1 M Idmay
Stexen on A K Noiwicb
Stewart D M Osgoodi Station
Stewart Irter&SoDs RRI Guelph
Slitsinger W Wellaodpon
Stokes Geo H R R ] Tweed
Stutt R W R R 2 Forest
SuUixao i E South Mountain
Sundeeo rel a St David i
Surgetior Widiao) Box3S2 Cornwall
SulbeiUnd Angiii KKl EganviUe
Suibetland F W & Sons St Thoinai
Swam Roberts VaJmua
Swale Cecil R K 3 W larton
Swart H A Smeoe
S>nuogion U E Camlachie
Tart Oeniamui R R 2 Hamslon
Taylor Edward KKl Mansi eld
Taylor Tbomas R R 3 Wingbam
Taylor Wilham J R K 2 Brampton
Teasdale brack Concord
Teller Charles Boa JW Colhngweod
Teman George H R K 4 Kenilworth
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Tbomiwin Thomai B R R g Deni eld
Thoemon Ihirves K Belton
TTiom M Ibam LineTkicb
Thorpe S O K R I South MounUin
Thurston K I Bobraygeon
Thurston S M Dunslon]
Thursloei W Uam M Duniford
Twlr E b K K I Harersville
T Kbe J II K R 4 Fetrrboro
Tdt CAR Doon
Tndale John W ''helhunie
Tn dale Joseph J Sbelbumr
Turlm Geu A Ileamsville
Toniac Farm Wonliloik
Tterhnsrn F A llownvvtew
TOmbctSoei \\ II Slmroe
Torran e A A Son K K | yiarkham
Tran U II RRI klarkhara
Tralhen W J Caledon
Ttebekxi.\V J W cdville
Truaibleltioa K K w l‘act>m
Tnimlwli. Thceuas II A Son Muulen
Torker Thccuai K K | ItKesi^
T««» Ansurbl KKl Tweed
Turner A S A Srn K w kir ans Comers
TuriHT GarewM L R K | Kdlon West
Turner J L Ji V«>» K.K 2. On_j
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Waeehtrr JohnJ RRl Mildmay
W aecbtrr Ralph R R 3 Walkerton
Walde WiUam RR2 Stratford
\\alker ^]rs Catherine Russell
W alker J A RRl Cormley
\\ allace John RR4 Corbclton
Waller Geo K RKI Mountain
Walter Herbert RR3 Winchester
Walton E W RRl Innerkip
Walt Alex RR8 St Marys
W anless John 213 Jonge Street Toronto
W arnica RurtonB RKI Allendale
Waterson M Iton E Bos 131 KemptvUle
Watson George A RRl llyndford
WaUoQ George C RR3 London
Watson JosephC Queenssille
Watson Robert J RKI Iiroton Station
Watson T 8t J RR3 l“nceville
Watt Alcsander Lancaster
Watt J A Llora
Watts It \V Bobca)geon
Weaver L J Lyncdoch
Weber IriAin B RRl Waterloo
Webster A L 6: Son RRl Croton
Weekes G N London
W e r Donald R R J Belmont
Wesley J H Newmarket
Westbrook Anthony Junr RRl Ca nsville
Westfake C H RR2 Petetboro
Wlaley 1 A R H 2 St Thomas
W heaton R K R R 2 Thorodale
Wheeler Henn Killsburgh
Wheeler S A Siiolland
White Chariro W QueeasviUe
Wbtr Ireeraan Dartiord
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Sborthont
Jersey
Jersey
Hereford
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Hereford
Jersey
Hereford
Jersey
Hereford
Jersey
Hrretonl
Herriord
Ayrshire
Shortborn
Herelord
Shorthorn
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Ayrshire
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White George R R4 QueeasviUe
IVhife Joseph Box 241 St Marys
\Vh tes^ Geo Kioglake
Wicks Fred Downsview
Wight Ernest L. RR2 Thedford
Wight Roland hi Thedforcl
Wigte Orra C Kingsville
Wilfoog Nelson Doon
Wilkinson L J Trout Creek
Wdliams Thomas J R R 2 Watford
Williams W £ Tottenham •
WiUiams Wilham E RRl Corbetton
Wdbs Edgar R R.] Gordey
Wins Mrs R £ Woodbndge
Wilson W F Box 225 Ottawa
Wilson Wilt an F 539 King Street East Oshawa
Wilton T J & Sons R R 2 Mount Brydges
Winger A k R R ] Glencoe
Wolfe Robert C Dobbinton
Wolff Abraham Doon
Wood Charles F A Sons Aurora
Wood Frank RRl Blylh
Wood Hectorhl Crookston
Wood W J Cmmwall
Wooddisse Bros RRl Mooref eld
Woodwark JR R R i Br gden
Worden Dmcan R R 4 Arthur
Wngbt George B Wheatley
Weight Wiliam RRl Currie s Creasing
Weight William R R4 Sunderland
Wyatt Lawrence R R 6 Stralbroy
Wylie Bros Sox 27 Cardinal
Wyvil Wesley Matkdale
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Sheep Breeders
Name and Address
Name and Address
Acres A H BetanauSay
Acres George W \ eraon
Acton Koberl J Uxbndge
AfMrck Edward Harrow
Agricultural College The Ontario Guelph
Agncultural School keniptviUe
Agriculture Dent cf Donunjim Ijve Sta
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Allan John K I OnlUa
AlUn W H K 1 Milton
AUin 11 & N Otooo
AI l)Ti thas.F Re Tilbury
Allot JUKI Irerman
Alton John l< H 1 Kockwood
Anderson W A thesley
Archer A L K) Wanstead
ArgOj W m K K . Guelph
Armstrong A A M oc
Armileonf CfotxcB R K ! Teeswater
Armiirong Hugh I erth
Anrntrorg Joseph MeUnim Bay
Arthur D & K llranehtoo
Ash l(4nian K 4 Chesley
Asselsline Robt-i Wilton
Alkimvn lame^ K R J Hornitig i M lU
Atk nson W D R K ] Markham
Avery (IntontiSon KR2 Itrantfurd
Atf ed Itetlim k| IWhl
A)re A RKI lUmplon
Oxford Down
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Sbrops^re
Southdown
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Oxford Dowd
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r 1 61 Maple
Baker I
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Baker Thomas ft Son RRl Hampton
Baldwin W M K ng
BalkwU Harold G kK 4 Kingsville
Balkw II W Neal RRl Kingsville
Balls B F Cume s Crossing
Balson J W Hampton
Barber C F hlen ckvifls
Barbour E ftSons Uillsburgh
BARKER XAMZSB.Bit4,£iintlord
Barker W D K R g pans
Barnes Keooeth Oakland
Barr John Blylh
Barr John llMglas
Barrett W H ft Son
Barron James D
Bartlett Valnier R R 2 Cant eld
Bally Bros Meaford
Batty L C. Myrlte
Batty W I K K 1 BrookI n
Baxter D \V Georgetown
Biyeroft R C Aurora
Beatty Thomas Pelerboro
Belt David D ft Son Shakespeare
Bell James A Burk stalls
Bell Robert 61 Banfc
Bell Mrs. Wm R 1 Toledo
Behrasr Stock t-inni Ltd The Komoka ft Delawi
Bennett Geo. ft Son Channg Cross No 1
Bent f-’-- * -
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Blackburn iiertwin L .
Blackburn Thomas M ft S>
Blake Oliver R : Tavtsio
Baurne KG K KJJ lertl
Bowes, A C Marie
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Bra n A M No
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Oxford Down
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Leicester
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J F (Est ) MtUncthon
Frrnt A !I & S<ra Botrmanville
Hf*(het J 4. Sons R K3 Tottenhim
Brethour J t 4r.erhfws Burtord
Bnfn F 4 Sons Rid^flown
Hnen Gforge S Ridgttown
BngnaU Amos & Sons Claremont
Broadfoot Karl AUfnford
Brod C J Stoaffvtlle
Brodir D C & Sons Munccy
Brook' \\m 4 Sons No 3 Pans
Brooks William H 4 Son Boa 104 Brantford
Brown Cordon R R 2 Gome ,
Brown Lindsay R 1 Gome
Brown Robert J R R 2 Cornwall
Burma Frank 4 W Sombra
BORE BOTD & SOB Locait Bill
Burnett Arthur Alma
Burns, James, Frankville
Burr John F Bngden
Burr Russell J Fenrus
Bumll C W R 2 Camsville
Buskin John Markdale
Bu'sell Guy W Hamby
Butters Robert C Baltimore
Can eron J H Alton
Campbell Arche RRl Newbury
Campbell Donald PusI nch
Can pbell J N 4 Son R R 2 Ridgetown
Canpbelljal K Palmerston
CampbeU Robin R K 3 Metcalfe
Carasradden K F R 1 Bradford
Carroll J A Brampton
Cbantion C C Oalmond
Charlton Cm 4 Sons Denfield
Cbarlton J M llderton
Charters Wm RKSSealorlb
Chrste,Cnnl Manchester
Clark Jai 4 ^ns R 1 Ihiilioeh
Clark jebn D Molfatt
Clarke Jenah RRl BUckwater
Clarke N D Thornton
Clarkson WdLam K K3 Weston
Cleshere G 4 t> Cuelph
Cleland Wiliam Junr CUalord Station
Cochran Andrew Alii onte
C ichran 1 eter K K 1 Almonte
Cile J J K K It 4 BowmanriUe
Cole T J T &Soni KR4 Bowfiannlle
Cell ns Norman K 4 St Thomas
cook Ceorte H b her Water
Copeland Herbert Sm thville
Comaek lUrokI I aisles
collrelle C R MltonWest
Coulter John W R R * St Thomas
Cowan Bruce RR* Stroud
Cranston CUrener K K 4 Mrrl n
Cranston & Son Glanfonj Station
Crawford Will am F M nesing
Crrasnr G I \ elor I Uswater
Crrssman L S Nrwllanburc
CmweU 3 A Breton
Cudniore Wm T,. Riditelown
Cull ' John Oakwoerf
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Das s t I H Taunt «.
IGMs Robt H Jelhby
Da.nHarokl Heatheole
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IVpattmentol I dueatwa Mcntelth
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Southdown
Shropshire
Oxford Down
Oxford Down
Shropshire
^resier
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Shropshire
Suffolk
Shropshire
Soutbdoaro
Shropshire
Shropsh re
sbro^hire
Leieester
Suffolk
Leicester
Shropshire
Shropsh re
Shropshire
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Shropshire
Colswold
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Name and Address
Dourelle A J Myrtle Station
Dougherty Linl e J W estmeath
Dot glas David R 2 Caledonia
Dougbs James 4 Sons Caledonia
Dougbs W A R K 2 Caledonia
Dow Alexander & Sons Metcalfe
Downey George & Daughter Bolton
Downes Geo K AJliston
Downey Jas Fordwicb
Dreonao G F Allaton
Doff Robert Myrtle Station
Dunlop Jas R 1 Scotland
Dutmet Bros RS Hagetsville
Diinoet W S Boa 46 Caledonia
Onrle lobn R R 6 Owen Sound
Dyer VV D Columbus
Dymond James Kerrwood
Easitm Abram, R 2 Freeman
Easton Alex Harley
Eaton Hall Farm Eversley
Edmonds W P Silver tvaler
Edmondsiotie WiUiain Kemble
Edsracd JohnEbner Kettleby
Edwards ttilliam Bngden
Elcoat Appelton R S Seaforth
Elder John H Canfield
Ellmtt IfurhC RR7 Call
EUiotl tv 1) R I Comber
Elmhurst H P Indian River
Elmhurst $ & tV Indian River
Elslone Ed Box i Haliburton
Empey M N Napanee
Ewart James D fenh
bw ng William L Orangeville
Experimental Farms Director Kapuskas eg
Expenmental Farms Director OiUwa
Exiey John DeUware
Farrow thos R R ^ Springfield
Featherslone Ira R I Horsihy
Peathetslone J L 4 Sods llortiby
Fennell Ldw L, llndlord
Ferguson DonaM4 Sons RR6 St Thomas
FEROUSOT STEWART ST Thomas
Fettes JamesG Balaclava
Findlay | It Cox ARipt or
Fioley < eorge A Charlton
Fisber J St Woodville
Flem ng Fmest R R S Tara
Flero ng M J W hitby
Flewetl FortI Uxbndge
Ford Fmeeioo R 1 Hornby
Ford WiUUm RRJ Meatoed
ft A R R 2 Forester's Falls
albra ih Ne I P R R S App a
atbuu II Cbcke Lakefiell
aibutt K I ft Son Belleville
ardhouse J U Weston
anlhnsise |<riin & Sons Weston
Gardiner W P BrorkviJte
I'eiVles Robt R.1 R pfey
beat |«>m W K.Ra Motnl forest
tsoo R J Emadalr
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Robert Rft Godench
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GRE— MCP
Name and Address
\arae and Address
Green Arthur C Cumes Cross ng
Greer G A LucXno«
Gnlls James R 3 Elora
Groat W M Bo:t 113 Mt Forest
Groff Israel Elmira
C imey F M 1 ans
Hamilton J D Colgan
Hamilton J S Chatswnr...
Hamilton R N Russell
Haimlton \t Ifrcd Erougbam
Haflmer il Harford
Hanson John lllackheath
Harding R H Thorndile
Hardj- Arthur C Brookv tie
Hass John R R 3 Renfrew
Hast ngs Bros R R 7 Guelph
Hastings Robt Englehart
Hay Bros No 3 Sombta
Hed Um P M Ivertoa
Hedley T H R R 1 Denf eld
Henderson George A Son R R 7 Guelph
Henderson J P & Son R R 7 Guelph
Hendy FredC.R'* Hast ngs
Henry Chas \V Thornton
Henry Wra T R 5 Cbatsworth
Heslop Arthur R ** Freeman
Hill Thomas Teesnater
H lleotlr W J F Wyoming
Hillock. \\ ] Caledem
Kogle 9 G R R 1 Odessa
Holdsworth R G Ccbourg
Hellud CUfletd RS \\estX.oree
Holme* John T Tupperv lie
Honey Mr* E J R* WaArrorth
Hopkins R M R K 1 V ctoru Harbour
Hem A Lindsay
Homing W T,£Hart Debbnton
Hotsburgb Norbuni Holiietn
Hoto A & Sons R K 7 Lewbaaks
Houser. W A Lewbanks
Hewam John E Keaalip
Howden A J Columbus
Ilowson Anson Essex
Jluestoe VidUatnH Tborodale
Hunt Edwin Mount Vernon
Hunter Ld Onntford
Hunter Hugh M RR3 Petrelia
Hutehiflsoc A L (kSon Belwood
Hutch oson O ftSon R R.i Curgessville
Hutch nson George &Son RR4 Hsrkveorth
Hide PavidH Shakespeare
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Im rson If It Harlem
Inglehart H R1 llrtmte
Inglis tteslryll ttalkerton
iDties J tt RRl tto^ieck
^arksoi John C No 1 nallycroy
-im evu Angus R R 1 tVoodville
•Ms It I! tl S-herwood Are Toronto
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Shropshire
Dorset Horn
Shropshire
Onlbcd Down
Suffolk
Leicester
Oxford Dom
Leicester
Shropshire
SuUolb
Suffolk
Leicester
Oxford Down
Shropshire
^ropsbire
Shropshire
Shropsb re
Oxford Down
Shropshire
Southdown
Oxford Down
Southdown
Shropshire
Dorset Horn
Suffolk
^ropshire
Leicester
Oxford Dowi
Shropshire
Shropshire
Oxford Down
Corswotil
Laidlaw Geo B R1 Hilton Grove
Laidman Ertand H No 2 Glanford Station
Laidman Fred Glanford Station
La pman } H & Sea R dgetofm
Lane John if R R 1 St Arm s
Langmaid F tV No 1 Hampton
LarUn John D Inc Queenston
Law Wm & Son R R 4 Stouffville
lAwrencc J C Myrtle
Lean C F R 6 Cobourg
Lee Ernest Greenbank
Lee FredT RR3 Waterford
Lee fl If if ghgate
Lennox, W J VV 85 CoUierSt Toronto
LesI e R J Rockwood
Landen Joseph Oenlield
Lanton W L UytGe Station
Little Tbamas Camilla
Ltvrogslone John Corbetcon
Lloyd Jones J Mount Vernon
Lo^e J H Zephyr
Lofthcnise Will am P R R 3 Jarvis
Loughecd Jos H R.2 Laons Head
Lnwden Emerson Glanford Station
Lown D W Bo* 637 Tilsonbiirg
Lamham James No i Camlachie
Liatoo E £ R R 1 St Thomas
Luxon G H A Son Kendal
Lynch Edward Maynooth
Lynde F G M}ytle
L)-nde Warner Wlutby
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McAII ster Wm A Sons R 1 Zurich
McAlpioe A D Viatiord
McArthur Angus R 1 Duibaa
McAnlay Walter Kynoch
McCallum Hugh Dutton
McConaclur Alex Hagersville
McConnaek Malcolm Amaranth
McCrea D B Guelph
McCullougb James A Allmlord
McCully Nonnan G St Mary s
McDenoid John S Providence Bs)
McDennoli, Andrew J ^etcei
^IcDonald J P A Sons R I Thamesfoed
McDonald tVbil Teblnimmsh
McDougall Cbas Cuelpb
McDowell M Oxford fectre
McEwes Alex Mount Pleasant
'IcEwen Arcbie R R * Brantford
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McEwen Robert London
tfcFariane J Fraser Alisa Craig
McFarlane James, Odessa
McFariane John R R 5 Clinton
3IcG bboD Archibald H RJ M Hon
McC 11 J H Pr nceton
McGirr Jolm R 4 Durham
Mclotosh Lawrence Park H II
klclver WiD RR4 homoka
Mack ktank Ospnnge
iIcKeen Cdward R 1, ifagersville
UcKenzie George R R ) Kemble
Mcheni e llubert B Thornton
UcKenz e John R R 3 CbaUwortb
McKessock j S Sudbury
tfcKessock w J A Son R3 Chatswortb
McKinlay DBA Sons K dgetown
McKinnell George A RRl Glanford Station
McKinnetITF Caistor Centre
McKlnncll Will am A S nithvllle
Mck nner Alex RRl, Knn
McK nnoD Bruce A K K 1 Hlllsburgh
Mcknight C A Sons Rockton
MarLachlan Mrs Dan Green Valley
McLaren H W , 898 Bilbursl St Toronto
VIcLawra I S R R * I erth
HcLaugtIn Col L.T Tyrone
McLaughlin R Ray RRl Oshawa
McLean Jfatthew 1 rllor
McLean W ) Cbatvwoith
McLean Will am A Sons RR3 kerrwood
UcLemI J A Jtalnvjlle
MrtjeasJoMiA K 7 llawkeslone
McMIUb Ikuiald IhceTlIlr
iIcNa* John M ichell
McPnAOEIf D J R.R.I CresswtII
.roming
Shropshire
Co Is wold
CotswoJd
Shropsb re
Oxford Dows
Shropshire
Shropshire
Southdown
Shropshire
Shropshj re
Oxford Down
Lmroln
Lincoln
Shropsh re
Shropshire
Southdown
Oxford Down
Oxford Down
Dorset Horn
Le cesler
Le cester
tersetHoro
Shropshire
Oxford ^wn
Leicester
Southdowit
Le eester
Leicester
Dorset Horn
Leicester
Icicester
O^rd Down
Shropshire
Leicester
Shropsh re
Lelcesicr
Shropshire
Oxford Down
Shropshire
Shropshire
^ ropshite
Oxford Down
Oxford Dowb
MCP— SMI
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CANADA ^389
« •nd Address
McPbail A B Galt
McPhw I) A Vankleekllill
MePherson Andrew C WoodviUe
McQjiIl n John RI Lucknow
McTaggart William & Sons R R 4 App n
iMcTasish David R Shakespeare
\icTavisb ) A & Son Appio
McVicar, Nfvin N Alvlnaton
.MalersjohoF Dunsford
Maitland t D & Son Elora
I Major A E Locust H 11
Mann Allan B R R t Peterborough
I Marshall Aldo Caistor Centre
I Martin John S Port Dorer
Martin Slumy HagenvUle
Martin \\ A & Son« BoicSS Corbvv
Martinson W W , allenstein
Matchett Sandy R R ll Peterboro
Matbeson H L llillsburgh
Matthews A E Kesmack
Matthews Albert B Claremont
Maybee Garnet Cameron
Mercer Tbomss I- Markdale
Middleton C B Clinton
Miller John Junr Aihburn
tZiHer John Claremont
Miller Robert J , 7 rphvr
Milne Bros Incnstllill
Miror C D ho 4 St Thomas
Misner.Mrs W RavffuworMi
Monk JudsooW .Springfield
Montgomery W L. Gravel Kill
atoore HAW Orton
Moore ] S, Bellamy a
Moote AUrM&Sen RI St Anna
Morgan 11 . herrwood
Morgan L B.MllUken
Morton Jtmea Ailia Craig
ateuotain Alex. ChrUenhin
Muir Alex &Soa Cejloo
MuIholUnd f 11 ho S ii tehell
Mullin Mm Aeton
Murphy I Stouffville
Murray hcilS Embro
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VagelBroa hisherville
^ell P n A Son 7 Bellevue Avenue London
Nell F J & Sons, Alisa Crilg
Nellion I U RK 4 Almooie
Seilion Milliamll Appleton
Nesbil F M Mootlslock
Neville C »l R 4 Aaranee
Newman I.esl e Muirhirk
SicSolls < eorae CaltoatCenue
MchollsJ 11 R 4 Corbelton
Norton Thomas G Locust 11 11
Nunan Bros I arts
O Nell Arthur F & Sens Desliell
ONfill Mm I ITirlpstoO
ONell M N. Denf rid
OnUrK ■■
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John' r alt
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John 4 Sms KRt Laisl-w <
II am A R ILI Brookl n
nan KK 4 Tastskuk
( L Iki fTS»s-ille
llrk owe 114' A Ouelr*
pa k n« VI |ames. K K t Cur iph
Oxford Down
Harapeblre
Leicciter
Oxford Dosm
Lilerater
Lincoln
Oviofd Down
Southdown
Southdown
Datset tloni
Cotswold
Lescestcr
Oxford Down
Shropshire
Oxford Doent
Shropshire
Oxford Doitd
Shi^shire
Hampshire
Cotai^d
Shropshire
Oxford Dowp
Shropshire
f.e orsler
Sbropsb re
Oxroro Dosm
Oxjfort Down
Hampshire
Laieesier
Suffolk
LcKesler
Oxford Dosm
Souibdosm
Oxford Down
Oxford Down
Hampshire
oi^nl Dosm
Oxford Dosm
Shropehlre
Shropshire
Name and Address
Patlenon WllUm Coldwater
Pairsclr I H A Son Trderton
ftynet John 4 Son Renfrew
Penetun C Crermore
PnUiMe George Exeter
ftpper VViIluiD Chesley
Phillips CeofgeM & Sons Locust Hill
Phillips John K locust Hill
nulllps Joseph klxidslone
Philp Cer 1 Juetville
’’lulp R W A Son Neslletlon Station
fkilUrd Arthur P Port Hope
PQUanl,M R R: Norwich
Poole J W Perth
Darter Peter Burfbrd
Pralten Fred London
Pricr Osborne R R 3 Cobden
rntchacsl L C kimden
Puckrn Charles Pickering
Pugh F C R R 2 Claremont
Pu^ Hugh R R 1 Locust Hill
Pugh tv H Myrtle SUlion
Putves Bros Lucknow
P)m S J &Sant Central a
Quigley J H RS Clinton
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Radagr VV &Son RRl Urstbrook
Rattle Samuel W lliken
Reed Ceo P R 8 Demorealville
Reed Isaac A Sons Rt Orillia
Recson John A San RRl Rtglan
Rieofft RRS SbatHvlIlf
Retlie ttm B Ferns
Reynolls VV lliam PwitjTcol
Riddle Frank 4 ^ Vtilionville
R d lie John U Re Gait
Rier r'lemenl Mellandpetl
Robbins Fred F Hampteo
Robertson C 31 Malford
Robertson John Jr Sbakeipeate
Robertson R ) Orton
Rob nson Utsas. Box 3 St klary s
Robinson Mrs 1 W A Sens R R 4 St Mary a
RoMia Oseen M Box 35 Corbynlle
Robson A Goddard Denfirld
Robson R S A Son Den/ield
Rodger Dav d R R I Orusibo
Rogers K J New Lowell
Rohfreitsch A R 5 Siratlort
Kohirfelwh P V\ R 5 Statford
Ross Bert RI Saeneellll
Rowiaii F Albany R.R X OakvUle
Rowsom A W Jellyby
Ro> James R 4 Mitchell
Rudd C C < urlpA
Runriman Andiew Vtarkwnrth
Russell tv A K« Kagenville
RutheiSord Robert Ayr
Rutherford Vt C Ayr
Salmon D AA Clanford Stalimi
Natkekl John V\ K • Godeneb
Saoderwin K J Fardsricb
Sayirs Theodore K K.S I arts
Nchauier A F.,TatTato
Nchueer K V\ Suncoc
'motl John K.K 2 CUremont
^eabruiA John J., R K.X Mraford
'woo J F 4 Son. K R £. Cantor Centre
Nhand Ceeeee licewsilie
Ahavey C II V«yt
NbwVlL A 4 Sons. Cudwkt
Aidwa. R VV H Ri. Pret Dover
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'‘■‘an. Janws TMVrnhaa
Nmiih. Adam A RJ Hafere.iZe
'mutt Arttsar U. Kirlaa
'‘matt A 4 >«. Fraa.t!.vd _
'umtt.C l..VaXULi>3
J^tt.fraakA R:.As’uiaer
Oxford Douii
Shropshire
Shropshire
Oxford Down
beicfstrr
Oxford Down
Shropshire
Shropshire
Shropshire
Shropshire
Leicester
Shropshire
Shropshire
Shropsh re
Shropshire
Shropshire
^ropshire
Shnpflura
Shropshire
Shropib re
Leireitrr
Dxlord Down
Shntnhire
Shropshire
Linenln
Unoiln
Leicester
Shropshire
Leicriter
Leicriier
Uicei rr
O^wd Diwn
Shropshire
Oxford Down
Shropsh re
Shropshire
Shropshire
Shreiufcire
390 CANADA
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Pig Breeders
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Halt John A ft R I Allitton
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Harbor C F Momtkvjllr
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CANADA 391
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Bl>tt! Cbl n M R R5 Guelph
b-«ke G W Do'-nsv fw
Booth Ceo A No 4 Tillsonburj
BorW.C R No 5 KilliVoe
Bowes Iliac Bolton
Bo^TOan John F Wallenslen ,
no>-d \\ t. R R 4 'I tchelt
BoMiton Charl»sII-,Dollar
BotTitoR Mil urn CojTolcy
llrieburn Farm* Niafaraon the Lake
II att j Bdn-a d North Malden
Braz er lly R R 3 Creemore
Brethet J i Sons R R.3 Tottenham
Brcthour I E A Nephews Burford
linen F S. Sons Ridgetown
Hroadf eld Stock Farm Whitbv
sE R Rl St William
ilrOOTi I W Bame
Brown L C West Lome
Brown FstateofSam No 4 Merl n
Brown T \V Meadomiale
Brownn tge \V W R R 3 Geor(retoirn
Brush Frank C R R " Ainhenlburg
Brusl Gerald A Harrow
I E Markdale
e r' s B R R I BcR* R*'’cr
s M chael Ra ny Rivet
Caldwell W J Carp
Gallon L Scud ler
Calvert W E Brampton
CanpbellAlcx R Rl.Thameslord
Campbell Herbcri R daeiowm
Campbell M C Centml
Campbell Walter R Lobo
Canhan J C Newington
Capes Henry Vo * WyomQf
Carseadlen R 1 ASoni Dradlord
Carter Jas R R 1 Hagenwlle
Caisin J T A Sm Al kw
C anon Arthur BoalJl Caro
Catanakh Haney K nbum
Chapman F M K R 1 J ckeflog
CBAUnX LAK8EST PoUt iu Roebei
Clark Charles Cnv S ew
Clark William J .Manotkk
Clarkson W F Ketilfbv
W H Tlneap
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Cblouho I W IKamT RRl Stalfa
Compton 1> Box 317 Huntsville
Cnnstatle ) R Craiicva1e
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Hjlter I w K K I Vl Thomas
loiter Willard rieoburnle
lursev Cl srlrs H Lucan
man Jol n S R R * Alwviod
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sa OwarR KKI Inlonville
CuU-ert J I Tottenham
Culbctl W J B-inlhead
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war John.W^I^"
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Tam worth
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Duroc Jersey
Vorksh re
Vorkahire
Yorkshire
Berkshire
\orkshire
Berkshire
\orksh re
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Beiksh re
IHiroc Jersey
Duror Jersey
thiroe Jersey
kotkshire
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Vothsh re
kotksh re
\orktbire
Cheater Vhila
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Urge Black
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Tamirorth
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Va ne and Address
1 Brantford
Dongtas Alex RRl, Cayuga
Douglas U &hon RKl Mitchell
Douglas J It Sonya
Dove Slock Fann Port Dover
Oosle William J Chatham
Drerinan C 1 All slon
Dnimmond F R R S Picton
lAirJr fobs R R 1 Port Credit
Duck Thos K R 1. !>ort Credit '
Dudgeon Henry ^lelbune
IXiH John & Sms Ltd Brant St Hamilton
Duffy R I Maberly
Duke T O Ruthvrn
Dumochelle RIa re W ndsor
Duncan Jas & Sons, klallon
Dunlop John * 4 k ng Street W Chatham
Dunn Bins South Wootlslee
Onvall I N Srsnnglon
D-nes A ad Farkdale Avenue OlUwa
Eaton Hall Farm Eaton Hall Eversley
Ecker S dnev llaonon
Ldler J L Alma
Awards L Engtehart
Fgo R J ASoo RR4 Cojdwater
Elliol Jas R Clear Uke
Pilot Robert Bolhnell
Cll ott \V O RRl Comber
LUuer Albert Dalkeith
Enson R if R R 4 Komeka
CxpermenUlFanns Dirrclor Otlaaa
facs W r Bradford
Fealherston J K Streeiiviiir
Ferguson John B RRl Gall ngertowti
fergusor V J RRl Essex
Femer t Merv n l>rlh
Ferns Alv nC R R * Sh'lburtie
Felleeles Oscar Cornwall
FieM W II 4 1 O R k
Findlay Hand f Lssex
F scher C eorge Lockwexd
Fiike S M Mart Blown
Flail John J »l\neSt Ham Iton
Flemng Andrews Spnngford
nmtolnJ W MBfrove
Foote Tbooias Vo 4 Amhersiburg
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I ulson Fdcar
alliralh J D Inna Station
allagbrr Thru A Sex Camilla
allaghec Sam A Alhslnn
lamiunn lliratn hoitUnd
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' bbings R W KKI nuim
twex l» \ M ward IV wTninv He
imbri Irs Q Breslau
lawfnxl R J H VViBchestrr
FnlwwWui Farm Itrexil n
nard Frark IVa ertma
xoUnaiwI C.W ICR* Hani:.u«L
wxdner Fred R KJ U Icbrll
•(wdrei AUtn t , K R • St yiary'l
CasuCav Lrt e P RJiJ Sl Mary's
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Chester White
\orksh re
Yorkshire
Vorkshire
\ockshife
Yorkshire
Yorkshire
Duroc Jersey
Berksh re
Y erksh re
Yorlsh re
Berksh re
Yorkihi e
Yorkshire
Chester YY'b te
Berksh re
Yerkib re
Chester W hite
Yorksh re
Yorkahirt
Yorkah re
Poland Cbitti
Yorkshire
Berkshire
Chester W hlle
Yorkshire
Berkshire
Chester WTille
Cbestrr Wlul
Yrrk shire
Yo^sh re
Tamw^h
Yorkshire
Taninoeth
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ONTARIO— SHEEP, PIG BREEDERS
Smitti Gordon \NooOs\er
Saulb John Douglas Rl Clandeboye
Smilh Rob'^rt B Columbus
Snulb Robert H R R J Caletia
Smith W ro J R 8 I aik Hd)
SaeU James K R 3 C) nton
sac'wCtD L-C RKS Cowmanville
Spearing GeaASon Dalleau
Spence Jcs. A Bretiers Mills
Spnngstfd J 3V 4 Sons CasIorCeoire
SlafJcrd Worley A R K 2 Sheddeo
Stark %\ illrttn R K 5 Wiltoa
Steen Waldiei Sons }1 llsburgh
Stephen Fred Ashburo
Stevenson John R 2 Holste n
Steuart A M ASon \mton
Stewart Andreii Alntor te
Stewart Donald R 1 Stratford
Stewart 'In Duncan W Appleton
Stewart George S Downsview
Stewart PeferASon KR 1 Guelph
Stobbs Cecil t'heatle>
Stone James H Delhi
Stonefaouse Robert Dnionville
Stron fdul p Cl f ford
Strong George R R 1 Dobbinton
Sutherland U R K 2 logenoll
Swan Hatty 4 Sc® Cteby* ll«
Sword ThoS J Heather Rrae Farm Heashp
Stmnfton Roj Hagersville
Telf r Janes A Pam
Thompson Fmrtson I Cayuga
Tboi pson t(rs GeorRO Oran*eyilI«
Thomson Adun K K 1 Stratford
Thonion Jobo K Stratford
Todd Orvilie Charch II
Tolloft Alfred Markdale
Tn-helco ti J Hondtllh*
Tn inbuU T H 4 Son 'linden
Turkey L S Konoka
Tudhope H m RO flawkrstone
Turnbull O i Son Bnissehi
T)r/lall 4 Warder I »oo s Head
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bakt Allen Si IhoOiJI
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Cots void
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I \emon Robert 4 Son Port Perry
UaOrer Frank Cbacswortb
Walker PeterT Pontypool
Wallace R J Prescott
Wallace Wm A Rats
Walsh LeothtoaM Victoria
W aider W alter 4 Son Lion s Head
W aterbuty W alter ht Selkiik
Waceniiao pRd R1 So Honagbart
Watson A Petroba
Watson A &So(is Forest
Wan^ R U RR2 Burlord
Webb VV Itiam Gananouue
Webb VV Itiam Gananouue
W ebber \V H & Son Clifford
WedgerfieM Geo H , PtovideoceBav
VVeUngtoo An brose. Forest
Werdm J F &Son RR8 Picton
Wheaton Janies K Thonidale
Wheeler John A Hillsburgh
While Bros Pickeruig
VVhite Ceo 4 Son R 2 Tara
WhiteUw A 4 VV Guelph
VVKks Fred Downsvlew
VVKjdlwId J VV Uxbridge
WAhinum Geo A Atliston
Shropshire
Oilord Down
Hampshire
SoulMown
Dixvet Horn
Leicester
OaCord Down
(p) Lecesier
Shrwshire
Southdown
Lete ester
OxiordDowti
Shropshire
Leicester
VViUon Chas RRi Brantford
VVUs on. Mrs Charlotte 'I nden
WILSON CLASSICS S'. KemckysUf
VVilsoo b 4 Son Locust H 11
Wilson Harold E MertckviHe
Wilson Jas V\ R « Tilsonburg
VVilsoo Norman PortHope
Wise E l{ Clinton
Wood C 4 E Fteeinao
I VVood Wm, Sr lalemio
Wright CarlJ DDrksiprk
I Wright Fred Caledonia
I Vlfright H Caledon a
i Wight JohoLScA Bos&l Clie>lr>
W ngbt Thomas R i Scotland
Wright VV E 4 Aon CUororth
J Wjley Statiley Vfasey
Wyndham W Guelph
I VouoR John R I Ca sior Centre
Pig Breeders
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fell Vorkshlre
Berk^fc
Verkehlre
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llarbrr C F 'lemekwlle
Itarker Inhn W , Ti mvillr
lUrker Wesley IVet n
Wamett Charles A Si Wary s
lUftiett A It Snilt vklle
lUftleli Arthur W l(>b|a
Hates VV T Box JSl. Crremore
llealmi lamesT RKS lUmllURi
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llerflrl VI linn A I'rrslno
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Mmtiey- John 11 (lurks falls
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Baker Cm O KRI Newngion
Beldma L H i OI 1 Forest IliU ft t Toroulo
llalkwsU llaroltG RR< KiogssHIe
BalkoSK VV Nwjl K K 1 RingsHlIe
Hall John A HR I AUlston
lianwril Joseph T ft R 1 "mlsor
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I Bsake C W Downswfw
B»th r«y> A No 4 TiUsonbur*
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Bown luae Bollon
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Rennie W C Apneourt
Rennie, Wm &Co Afinaurt
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' Onlano Hospital Brcckville
I Ontario Hospital HamiltoQ
Ontar o Hosp tal Kinjiston
Ontaro Hospital London
Ontario Hospital Whitb>
Ontario Hospital Woodstock
Ontano Bcforraatory Guelph
Orton Gordon J R K 2 Coldwater
Ouderkirk P '1 S. Son R R 2 Berwick
Ouellette D 4 A R R 1 \mherstburg
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I ardo L. A 8: Sons Charm)? Cross
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Pattinaale R K Lancaster
Patti30H L. J No 3 Moorefield
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Peers Clair Woodstock
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Poland John Bcigdon
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Reid Bruce Sorthweod
Reid John R Almonte
Renme W C.Aciiiasurt
Rennie, Wm A Co Atinceufl
Klehardion A Ctaiehurst
Robb j C lldercon
Robertson Walter 'lonkland
Robinson R E Lranunfton
Robinson Robt J Weiunealh
Robinson T1 os R R * Aocailer
Robinson Thos K R S, Ancaster
Rodfiers.William R.R 1 Camreon
Roeers Russell Kinrsvilte
Roll ns Wm.No 3 Madoc
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Pollard J Norwich
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Rathwell SamJ RRl robbinton
Rantins Ralph Ceitam
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Reid John R Almonte
Rennie W O Aglneourt
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Richardson RoyC No 1 Amhenlbuit
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Robinson Kobt J Westmeath
Robinson Tbos HRS Aneaiter
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Starr FredASon No 3 Wallrnstein
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Stephenson J^in Thedford
Stevenson John Merlin
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Stxk C J Woodstock
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Slothart John PnceviUe
Stretcher Chris S Welleslev
Stnckler Dainiell Weodslock
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Tayloe Fred WiarUai
Taylor R Wm Clasrnw Station
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Templeton R A No I Electric
Thervlen Paul Curran
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Trahan, ff RR7 Chatham
TiTun crank Shartot Lake
Turner A l> A Sons No 2 ShrdJen
Tweedale Thro Essex
U
Ir ck Jnseph Powassan
Yanderhnof L Westport
Yarev M I UmoU lit
Yarew H J Orangeville
Yennuc.Orm No ' Unviey
Yenww F YY RRS Ntnclord
w
YYalker Jvn. No 2 WanSseiUe
Walker >railh New t w rg N
YValInrr lote Waadslee
Wallece YVm A Kars
Warnoffk C^aa Ti bury
Warren FlareUJ ft LaoeJowne
Breed
I Tamworth
Yorkshire
llerkshire
Duroc Jersey
Yorkshire
orkshire
Tamworth
Yorkshire
Yorkshire
Yorkshire
Berkshire
Yorkshire
fit Tamworth
Yorkshire
Yorkshire
Yorkshire
Tamworth
Duroc Jersey
(s) Yorksh re
Yorkshire
Tamworth
Berkshire
ChrsterWlute
Berkshire
Yorkshire
Yorkshire
Yorkshire
IMIand China
Torbhlta
(t) Yorkshire
Yorkshire
• Yorkshre
Yorkshire
Tamworth
Duroc Jersey
Berkshire
Yorkshire
Large Black
Yorkshire
Chester While
Berkshire
Duroc Jersey
Yorkshire
Jersey
Pola
Dufoc Jersey
Chester White
Chester White
Berkshire
Yorkshire
berkshJre
hrrkshiie
Iiuroe Jersey
VorksYire
Vokihws
York stare
Fkaand Oaas
Ycrkabsre
Y'erksiare
YarksUre
Chester
394 CANADA
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WES— COL
Nan e and Address
Wesley Willura J Thornhill
WtUliul'f Jew, So S NewHuabure
Wbilm Wilfnd Centreville
Wbaltoo Harrv Ihcton
White D M & E J .Amherslburg
White H , (^rt Rowan
\Vbile Thos So 5 Suples
Wilkinson George A AlUston
Wilklnsoa Heber Allislon
'.VitUatns GeotRe QoeensviUe
Williams J We<ey Thornhill
Williams Wm So 1 Schomberg
Will s Ralph Cormley
SilliKrall W H Kajn> Riser
Wll!
F M ll
\otkshire
Tamworth
Chester hite
Totfcshire
Torkshire
Yorkshire
Yorkshire
Berkshire
Sorksbirr
Name and Address
Worfemio John C Essex
Wn^t George D .Whealle)
Wn^t James P Englehart
Wright \V E & Son Glanworth
VouDg rdvard Corton
\oung James ChanngCross
\ouDg J H 18 Toronto St Toronto
Z egler Moses No
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Southampton
Berkshire
%ork5hirr
Tamwprtb
Chester WTite
Horse Breeders
Same and Address
Agnrultural College The Ontario Guelph
Ailkinson Jol n Stratford
AlJrrson W S Jlomby
Aletther Hall Slo> k Farm RRl Olta«a
AKen Ben Dunlop P O Huron Co
kilm t*eo lluriofd
AlUngha i Reid KRl Senton
Alsop Joseph K R t Goodwood
Apdenon George \t R R 2 Guelph
.. Sew Hamburg
Annett George A OilCWy
Apiwtley 1 H Cnokstoun
An strong Bros Locust H U
Armstrong JohnU RRt SU)ner
Armitroeg Leslie H KRl UpionsilU
Am strong Robert K K 1, Siayner
Atkin SortLsn Vorth Malden
Atkinson W H ton Elgin
Anil A G UK" Guelph
Bare Alfred i-da'le)
B
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— .1 0|4pfn,s
Hiker A M RingwcM
Baker WilIT llaioplon
IGklork Albert Ballon
BaVlw n Charles. 11 llsburgh
BaVSw n r. A Casbnro
Bslsd n J I K K _ Markhan
lumes Wn Samia
Barnet T F Kenfm.
Bamhardt II J KK? UroSUtiui
Barrett Anh-bakJW K.B^ Park H 11
Barrett Charles I ! ark H II
Barren Thos. Wall rd
Kartretn Iheenai '<• Rmbwoi (b Street Toronto
Hatchetnr Samuel ITolonSUUon
Bate T C Central (.hamtwn OtUwa
Baler Bma Oakville
BaliW
Bally V
! a< bn & y IVnetl I leler
lu«% eti A klosa p St Mary a
Beare Kverwio B R h I sbrsdRe
lleallie W R K K 1 bwa
1 lUnmanrllle
Itenoe
la. V
Lakei
tsenr T J llm
IteneC I t cveruje
H j^ubera.
liWk |i II iHjtvn
I Wk R t-Tt, K R 3 t tr
I eU < r ntl R »<« ruetih
Haw >1 t. li.tTW
Hnr ] ta A a s<«> Cp.evm.1.
Haw lleerr IlfvMeh
Clydesdale
Pmberon
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Standard
CWde^ale
Shire
Cljdesdale
MacLoey
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Standard
Clsdesdate
Sh re
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clyde dale
CIsdevUle
Standard
Clydeslale
Standard
Clydesdale
Tborougbbml
Thoroughbred
Slandaid
Hackney
CBdeadale
riydetdale
Cty lesiLale
Shine
ClrleaiUIe
CIr bvdale
Hacklier
i lydeotale
Sb ■»
Haikcier
Ha kner
tly rrdale
Name and Address
Bosbart Peter K R 1 Milverton
Botsfoid Colin Auld
Boucork Alfred Laus ng
Bousfield Wray I< R1 Ja^s^I
Bovard Ja nes Brampton
Boyle Bros Hdyrood
Boxnton UiUiam Cormley
Brandon Bren 1 oiest
BRANT. JOHN W., 68 Qaren Street. Ottawa
Urantim Alfred J Rodney
BrKkott John Appleby
BriUinger J RIewond Hill
Bright Jobn Ottawa
Brodte Wm A 6 Adii iral Roa I Toronto
Brooks L W Suiting
Brown George Molesnortb
Brostn LA R R 3 Fergus
Bresrn Robl J Seagrave
Brush Utoa Cedar Springs
Butler Jonathan Rldgetovin
Burgess VAellinglon Noneoj
Bums C A 8(» UhversityAvrnue Toronto
Burr 1. .
Burrell r Brampton
Butler W F l«i.ertoll
Callenler Jas NorlhGower
Campbell A B Bert n
Campbell Bros R R 7 Alvtnsti
Campbell D A Branebton
Canad an Racing Ass . Imperu
Carnahan I H. Doe lit Me^ — -
Carroll E M Carts Rilt Hotel Toronto
Carson S CUrban
Carson T A . Kingston
Cantairs Koberl k K 1 Fenella
Cast! H C Zi« KingSlietlEast Toronto
Case Allen 43 Warren Road Toronto
CaUirnrood George Uabrldge
Catioo L C K K S Brampton
Cbartlnn S I bpruigfeM
IIfsi
Chester K < linpelei
Chratemen Chav J KuntsviUe
Christ e Grant Manrhrslrr
Christie leler Minrhnler
Claneey I II Guelph
Clark Alesanirr Dutton
Clark Cl K H 2 Mealord
Clark Jowph Kivm.hoe
Rk'hanI it It S Mar
CoQ ns ys A llrimpUwi
Cob]Uhnin fre.! r*
Clydesdale
Shire
Clydcsdal
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Clydesdali-
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
SUsdard
Hackney
Shire
Shin
Clydeklale
Hackney
Thoroughbred
Hacknev
Shire
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shin
Hackney
Clydesdale ^
Shire ,
Clydesdale
Aiandaid
Standard
Shire
ThorouRhbml
Tbofouchbred
Ch dewlal
Clyd'sJao
Iborouthbrol
Clrdeulile
ClTdiidale
Stanitarl
ClyilcGIe
COM-HOD
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CANADA 395
le and Addrr<s
N»me and Addrts*
Cocnforl Frank Sh«ddon
Connaught Park Jockey Club 120 Sparkt Ottawa
Connor Matthew Aylmer
Cooke Fred B tonthiU
Cooke L. L c,o Dominion Live Stock Commiuioi
OtUwa
Corbett W ilbant L & Sons R R 2 Ailsa Craig
Corp WiHred KK6 Woodstock
Corr George H & Son Fairf eld East
Cosby C. h Petham Lnion
Coulter Bros Port Perry
Coulter John W R R * St Thomas
Courtney A C A Son Pickering
Coutts Donald D R K 2 Bradford
Coutts K D 'Iidhurst
Cowan Met RRl Oonalda
Cowie R W R “7 York Road Toronto
Cawie<on J B & Sons QueensMlIc
Coa H C 46 Kfng Street W Toronto
Cox Herbert RRb Waterford
Cox Oscar R RRl Union\ilIe
Cox Estate of T A Brantford
Coyle Patnek Auld
Crawford A G Lmo
CrawlordBros KRl Agncourl
Creech Jot Lanibton Mills
Crew C A R R 2 Scarboro
Crewson Ld R K 2 Arthur
Crewson Frank K K2 Arthur
Crotten W R Cobourg
Crow T A 110 learsAsenue Toronto
Crowe WilUam Cannamore
Cni cksbank James RRl Enn
Culbam Velson K R 5 Galt
Cunningham A 312 Delaware Avenue Toronto
Cunn*s Michael Burnley
Curran J W 3H1 Crawford Street Toronto
Cushing Jas Ponsonby
Dale 8. Dalt el King
Dari ng John Bradford
Ifavidion Oeo & Sen Cherrywood
Davidson Robert C Markham
Davidson W L. Meadowvale
Daviea,rro Broadview Avenue Toronto
Davies R W *2 UunveganRoad Toronto
Davtet R W Todmorden
Drcher John Junr RRS Zurich
Dennis James A lOo MaeDonnell Street Toronto
Dekton Vi Angus KKl AKwnxI
Diion J J dll TorontoGen Trusts Oklgi Toronto
Doaoe Joe H 30 Isabella Street Toronto
Doherty Hugh bcarborejuneton
Doliett) W M Malton
Iiolson A J Lha^hain_
t S A A I 2I> King Stre<
s IYr».|U I»le
trank Cun wall Kla 1
in I aton Hall tversles
I ^ K K 3 Blylh
A M Ijugtil n f
» J lAurenee ''
I I1.MU A sonv
> I en J salt! <0
liT J It tv< i 3. S CmprfcW
raan I -»hn ni TKvuav
-rraklUriw Mourl "-t l^wi »
I o>th t M, V<«'
Thoroughbred
Shire
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shire
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbied
TbMOUghbrrd
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
Standard
Shire
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clyd^ale
Clydes^le
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Tborougbbted
Standi
Clydesdale
Ciyde^ale
Thnmutbbred
Kaeknev
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shie
Clvdesdale
Cl) dewlale
Thoroughbred
Thorvxishbrrd
Clvdesdale
ClvdevdaV
Foster Bros Hyndford
Galbraith Bros Orangeville
Galloway Jas W Courtngbl
Gaibutl Fred klalton
Garbult W 11 Dutton
Gaidbouse C S Humber
Gardbouse H C Highfield
Cardbouse J M W eston
Cardhouse John & Sons HighfeU
Cardhouse JohnASons Weston (i
Garvin J k. e/oW A McCuIlogh OJl) QuemSlreetWe:
Toronto
r ears Bros London
Gibson T C & R Denficid
Gidings Harry Oakville
Gilfn Iroctor KR2 Brookvillc
G ktoef Charles Mount Forest
Classeo E 2* Sandwich Street W Windaot
Gleeson J 4J J IIW Clarence Street Ottawa
Glover W F , Foigal
GOOD CAFT THOUAS Kepean Ricbmmd
Goodlellow Bros R K 3 Bolton I
Good son Then Bellamy
Goodison W T Samia (
< ordon Arthur Cbatban
ton ley A C LnionviUe
(.otl Forbes tppuig
( outand John Humber
( ouM J P Maikbai i ,
rraham K Clarnuenl
Grabao Robert Pnnee George Hotel Tofcmlo
( rahau T A Claremont
Crahan WiUtam ClamsODt
Crav Joseph A WiB am KKl Blylh
‘ ***“ ^ ®'“vey Creek
1126 Queen
. - Rosenealb
Gneve William Cred ton
Gnfith W L llaveleek
Croat W 31 Bos 113 Ml tor
< fuseh W H Stratford
Haas Bros K K I Pans
llagartv M chael Bornholm
ilahn Henry Linwood
Ha lev Imesi RRl rnnrrton
Hall Then us Bruokl n
Halt \Ktor KU2 Hombv
Hallett W J Whtbv
Han bly \itbur Klemburg
llamblv Henrv Kle nhurg
Ham Hon Jockey Club llan Hun
Han mall Vtm 31 Indian Grove
Hardv Arthur C BrorkviUe
Hardy Thos L t>rM(n
IIjmsBrot BmhD
llamsea Wsltre 3a Kjpuenilavie
llareon Da «1 K R 1 Vewton
llassard t J Wrslon
Havvard Jack Uarkhani
Massard T II Markham
llascard Dr T II !« <^ylvin Avv
Itassard V
HawUiw
Mrs K K
, eard T II L
I Hetsdeevem Chat Vlarvhv
I Hendvrwsi Janet Ag ih-
llendetvn J -hn C K K
• lirsdrmm Thmnat t hr
Cly desdale
Standvrt
Shire
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Standard
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Stan lard
Clydesial
Clydesdal
Clydetdal
Clydesdal
Clydesdal
Hackney
Clyde^ale
Clydesdal
Clydesdale
Clydesdal
Standard
Thoroughbied
Clvdetdal
Ctyd adale
Clydesdalv
(>l Clydesdale
Standard
1 erchenu
Clydesdal
Clyde^ale
Cly lewUI'
Llydrsdal
Cl) fesclal
Clydesdal
Shire
Clyl-tdi:-
StandaM
1 Shr-
C lydesdae*
Standard
TVwelgvbewl
394 CANADA
ONTARIO— PIG HORSE BREEDERS
WES-COL
Nan e and Address
Breed
Nksne and Address
Btttvi
Weslry Will am J Tbomhill
Uorkraan John C Essex
VVnghJ Georee D Wbealiei
w
Berlshire
VVrgbt lames P Englehart
Wrght vV E A Sob Glanworlh
(11
Tamwonh
White I) VI A E J Amherslbufg
White H lAirt Rowan
Wh te Tbos No •• Staples
W llunson C ewkt A Alliston
W Ildnsoo Heber Allistoo
W [| am» George QueensviUr
W 11 ami J Wesley Thornhill
W 11 ams Wm No 1 Schom^rg
Duree Jersey
\<wkihire
Vorksh re
Torhslute
\orkah re
Wrght W F Jonr Glanworlh
Wyatt Lawrence Strathtoyp
Y
Tonng Fduard Corton
Voting James CbanngCioss
Voting J H ]3 Toronto St Toronto
Berksh re
Chester WTi le
Tsmworth
V orVsh rr
W 11 scralt W H RanyRiirr
W l$«l Care M 1 on
Wood Irvine Croton
Woods K SI Bradiord
Vorksb re
Brrkth re
^orkah e
Z
Z egler Moses No 1 Southampton
Horse Breeders
AirnruIluralCoUc;? IheOnUno Gutiph
Alik lUon JchnStntfarJ
AUrrson W S Hornby
Alnlbrr Mall Slock Farm Kill Olta»a
AUrn ilm Uunlon p u Huron Co
Al n C>«o Burl rd
AJlinaham R»ul ViKI SmioB
Aliop Jo«rph 1< K 1 Goodwood
AodrrKifl Crercr H K R2 Gurlph
Andmoo K J (linchratci
Andmoo K New Haisbuig
Annrit Ceorte A O I C ty
Apprrlr) I II Cnokitour
AlVln SoriLan North Hatdrn
AikiBvn It ! on Elcm
AukI A < UK** Guelph
B
Bare At red Id »!«
Ba ry « Ilia l) I <rn
Hakrr A M It ngiro^
Baker W ill T Hanirton
Baktcrk Albert >lal on
JtaUnin Charl't Hllibur.t:
llalilw n I A CanbeQ
Balvjui J 1 K K . kfarkbau
llamc* "n ^mla
Barnet T P Brntrew
Btrehanlt !l J K It " Urobtatkin
I arrrtt Arch baU W K K S Park H II
Uamit tibaitn ) 1 ark Mill.
Barr ei Tlcw. Malfonl
Bafifem Tbce ai n Hoibmrigb Stoxt Tmntu
Hatcreliir Samuel Prolcm Slat on
ha e T t Central Chambm Oitaaa
haler llfea. Oak il »
Batller \SnU7 KKl iTalh Oe
hatly \t I K K t hr<r4bn
PI J A \\ 1 e beater
re Krermn K K 3 I abrVlee
I >» B II k h • Mura
fc B If'rwmanrlJte
I reV.
htack
T J Itenaal]
I t n«<i«
tialnj JIuUra
Cllde^le
Percheron
Clidmialo
ThoTooRhbml
Standard
Cltdr^ale
Shre
Oydrsdale
Kaekney
Otdndale
Clydesdale
tlaeknr)
Standara
Cltdndale
Shre
tl)deadale
ClydeidaU
Clidradale
Cl)de^ak
ler heron
Clidetdale
Clyderdale
Otdeidale
Cltdetdale
Clyde dale
Ctydndale
Clydevtair
Shre
< I dnelale
Shie
Standard
Cl)de*<lale
Oydeedale
Clydrviale
TtionniKhbrril
Tbonniihbred
SUnlard
Ha fcnry
Clydesdale
Cl iesdale
Clydesdale
tla kney
Sb re
rirlenlale
Cl (evSae
Haikner
CIT lewlate
Bosbaet P tet R R t M Iveitorv
Boisford Cel o Auld
Boueork Allied Lous n.
Bousf eld U ray R K 1 Jan s
Bovard Ja oei Brampton
Boyle Broi Hojylood
Boynton U Uaio Corrolcy
Brandon Bros Forat
BRAirr JOHN W 8S Queen Street. Ottawa
UtantOD Allrrd J Kodnty
Breekon John Appleby
Br II nger J R chri onci H I
Bnchl John Ottawa
BrM e \Cm A 6 Ad it ral Road Turonto
Brooks I IV St rting
Brown Ceorge Moleswortb
Brown LA R R 3 Ferjue
Brown Robt J Sragrave
Dni<h Broi Cedar Sprnjca
Hu e Angna SUti’rr
Bull L J C Bra pto
Butler J nathan Rdgetonn
Iluricess VVeUingtnn Rorwood
Huns c. A Uiuvriilly Avenue lorooto
Burts John J J9I Berkley Street Toronto
Burr Chas 1
Burt j " •
Burr 1.. . -
Hurrrll r Brampton
Butler V, r tnumoU
Callender Jas North Cower
Campbell A D Berlin
Campbell Bros R R 7 Alvinston
Campbell D A Dranchton
Canadian Racing Ais. Imperial Dank Bdgs Tohm
Caraaban I II But llA kleaford
Carroll b M Carls Rita llotrl Toronto
Carson S Cla ban
Carson T A Klodstoo
Carsta rs Kidsert K R 1 Frnrlla
Case R C HjO K ng Street East Toronto
Case AOen 4 Warren Road Toronto
Calherwo^ C rorae Uibridge
Calon L C K K *> iJrampIon
CbatUnn S P Spnngl eld
Chester K < Mapeirr
ChrslensMi Chis J Hunisv Ue
Cbnst e Grant klanebntrr
e iwtee Min h
Ctan ty F « Ga'lph
Clatk Alerander lb 1 ton
curb C i K K Mealord
Clack Josefh Kavenshoe
Clarkws
CUriim I eo a
CleUnd W h
CleUn.1 V\ 11 Trov
(let mis I rrey P R K ■> St Gturfe
Clevetlnn Rkharl RK3 Mirkbam
CoO n< W A I ramplnn
C«il|uboun Freil IV*i JOI 31 Ttbell
CoATrtewiri NNw W t Celt
Colwei Tbomii K K I I lylb
Clydesdale
Shire
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Thorou'hbred
Clydesdale
Clydesda e
Clydesdae
SUal*ril
Uackoity
Sh
Sb re
C^desdafe
Haekaev
Thoroughbred
Hackory
Shire
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shire
Shite
Clydesdal
Standard
Standard
Shoe
Tborouehbrnl
Tbciw khbred
CIr les-lale
Cl desdao
Sh re
Ha knry
Clyjewla e
Clydesda e
Clydes.Ul*
Thofouebbm
Clydes.la e
Clyd-wplale
COM-HOD
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
le and Addrv«s
Comfort, Trank Shrddon
Connaught Park Jockey Club PC Sparks Ottawa
Connor Matthew A>lmer
Cooke FredB FonlhiU
Cooke L. L c,o Don nion Li e Stock Comm ss
OtUwa
Corbett NtiU an L.& Sons RR2 Ailsa Craig
Corp t\ ilfred K R 6 oodstork
Corr George H & Son Fajrf eld East
Cceby C b Pelham Union
Coulter Bros Port I erry
Coulter John W R R " St Thomas
Courtne) A C & Son I'lckering
Coutts Donald D R R ■» Bradford
Coutts K D 'Ldhurst
Cowan Ales RKI Donalda
Cowie R R * York Road Toronto
Cowie«on J B i Sons Queensv He
Cos H t -in King street \\ Toronto
Cox Herbert R.Rh Waterford
Cox Oscar K RRl UnionMlle
Coz Estate of T A Brantford
Coyle Pair ck Auld
Crawford AG tn o
Crawford Bros RR] At ncourt
Creech Jos Lambton M Us
Crew C A R R 2 Scarboro
Crewson Id RH- Arthur
Crewson Frank RK2 Arthur
Crossen W R Cobourg
Crow T A ItQ leanAsenue Toronto
Crowe W lUam Cannan ore
Cn cksbank James K R 1 Lnn
Culhim Nelson R RJ Galt
Cunningham A 342 UelawareAsenue Torwito
Cunn s M hael Burnley
Curran J W 3d4 Crawford Street Toronto
Cushing Jaa Ponsonby
Davidson W L. Meadowvile
Davies Ceo Broadview Avenue Toeonto
Davies K W “2 DumeganRosd Toronto
Davies R W Todmorden
Deeher ’
|)ickson''w Angus' KK> Attwnod
D son J J 311 TerontoOen TrustsBIIgs Toronto
IXiine Jos H 3D Isabella Street Toronto
Doherty Hush Searboro Junct on
Ikihert) W M Milton
llolson A J chathaii
Don Alda Farms The Tod r len (r)
ix) fber John Slroi ness
Downer Ausi n Sonya
ISniry Frank ChanngCross
Drury Kobt Char njr Cross
A f 21S King Street W Tomnlu
E
s lYes lu Isle
Frank Cumwall I Ui 1
irm I at ei Hall I lervlev
1 K K 3 Bl>th
A M lauchl n At
t J l^urenre sia
Shire
Thoroiighbreil
CUdesdale
Clydesdale
Sh re
Shte
Clydesdale
Haekney
Cl] desdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
aydesdale
Cl) desdale
Hackney
Sbire
Pereheron
Clydesdale
Haekney
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Thoroughbred
Clyde^ale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
Standard
Shire
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Ctydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydes^le
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Macknev
Standan!
Cl) debate
Clvdesdale
Tboroughbred
Ha kney
Lboroughbred
Clydesdale
Clvdesdale
Shi*
Clvdewlale
Shire
Clrdesiial'
Clvdesilale
ShUT
Thoow ghbred
flydrs.lale
Thoroughbred
I rtr heron
Man lard
Ma knev
Th wvsUkhhred
Cl dndair
Cl dewUle
Nh re
r It K M w
1 Iknakl A ^
I. Iv'irr-'K'K
n W D T I
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Same and Address
Foster Bros Ilyndford
Galbra Ch Bros Orangrv He
Calloway Jar W Courtr gbt
Garbult Fred Malton
Garbutt W il Dutton
Gaedbouse C S Humber
Cardhouse HAH gfaf rid
Gardbouse J M Weston
John & Sots HigbfelJ
JiAn&Sons Weston
Gaivn J t c/oW A M Cullogh 090 QueenStreei
Toronto
C ears Bros London
Gibson T G & K Denf eld
G dd ngs Harr} Oakville
C fl o I foctor K R 2 Brookv 11c
Cilslorf Charles Mount Forest
Classco E 2* Sandw cb Street W Wmdsoi
Gleeson J «J J 194 Clarence Street Ottawa
Glovrer W F , F ngal
GOOD CAPT TBOMAS. Regeas. Riebmonl
Goodlellow Bros R K 3 Bolton
Good son Thos Bellamy
(KMlson W T Sarnia
< ordon Arthur Chatham
Com ley AC to onv He
t«>lt Forbes Eppng
Coutand John (luober
CoukJ J p Markham
< rahan R Clarreonl
Orahan Robert Pimce George Hotel Toronto
< rahau T A CbremonI
Crahan Wiliam CtaremoDT
Gny Josr^b&WiHam KKI Blyth
Gneve W || am Cred ic..
Golf lb W L Havelotk
Croat W M Box ns Mt Forest
laas Uru* K K t Par s
Jagartv MKhaH Bomholn
Hahn Henry Linwood
Mi fey F rnest R R 1 I'nn et
lall tbaias Bru kl n
laUett’w”
bly \rlbut kleioburg
btv llenrv Kle nhurg
mly Cribut t Krackv lie
irdy Thns L Dev res
imv Itrov ISreeh o
irnwe Walter 3^ kjpiieidavi)
HTun Davi .1 KKl \^toa
oward F J Weston
lasvard J< k Markhao
lasarltH Markham
«ard Hr T II t* NvivanAv
V clei R K I Ctdalro
Til evwirttevd
iv-n J hnt R
rw«i Ibmr^v I .
' -e> M «d C
r ^rJ*.S 4.
theemrt w TVo,
Sh re
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Standard
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thorougbbrerl
( )
(c) Stan lari-
Clydesial
Clydesda
Clyde dal
Sh re
Clydexlal
Clydesda!
Haekney
Ujdesdal
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clyriesdal
Standard
Thoroughbre 1
Clvdesdal
Clyd idal
Cl) desdale
(r) I Clydesdale
' Standard
Clyd sda
Cly leidil
Clydeadal
Clvdmdale
Thnroughbrei
Clvd-wlie
Clydevlal
• Ivdevli
I tjdew1i,e
vtandai-d
ThW’eigv hfr,!
ONTARIO— PIG, HORSE BREEDERS
Wesley \Villljm J ,Tlioriihlll
VSelUaulT Jbo So S SewHimburs
VVialen Willnd Centfeville
Wlattc® JUrrv, ricton
White, D M & £ ] Amherstburg
White H h^rt Rowan
White Thos So I Staples
Wilkinson George A Alliston
WiIkinsoD Ileber AlUstoo
Williams George Qoeenssille
Williams J Wesley Thomhilt
Williams Win So 1 Sdiomberg
Will t Ralph Cormley
Williscralt W 1] Raio) River
Wilson Qare M Iton
Wood Irsnne Croton
Woods R i( ifrajftrrd
Workman Jotui C Essex
"nght GfsjTge B , WTieatley
Wright James P Englehart
Wright \V B A Son Glanssorth
^Dung rdssard Osrton
\oung James Charing Cross
Noting J H 18 Toronto St Toronto
I Z egler tfoses Ao 1 Southiroptoa
(£) Berkshire
k orksh re
(it Tamworth
ChesterWhile
Horse Breeders
Agnrutlural College The Ontario Guelph
AitVinson John Stratlonl
Alderson \V S Hornby
Aleither Kail Stork Farm KKl Ottawa
Allen lien Dunlop P 0 Huron Co
Allen Geo Huriord
AlUngham Reid Vl R 1 Sewton
Aliop Joseph R K ] Goodwood
Aodrnen George M K R 2 Guelph
Anderson K 1 Winchester
Anderson K W Sew Hamburg
Aenell George A Oil City
Armstrong JohnD RRl Stajner
ArmKmg Leslie K K R t Dnionvi
Am strong Robert R K 1, huyner
{esr Clydesdale
Peroheron
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Standard
Clydesdale
Atkin Somin NerthMalden^
Alkinwin W H pert Elgin
AabI AG R K 2 Guelph
Barg Allrnl Fili.ele]
Ba ley Will am OI*pnn,»
Baker A M hingseond
Baker WilIT Hampton
lUklek Albert Ballon
Baiitwn Charles 11 llsburgh
Makte n t ^ Caoboro
BalvUn ) J R R , ilarkhan
J>am« Wn Sanru
Barnet T F Rentrew
Bimharll H J RR3 Urobtalwal
Bamtl ArthUldW K RJ Park K II
Barrett Charles I J ark H IL
Barrsei T»po>^ Watiord
liartrem Thiwi as "w Rosbsiroi gb Street Tceontu
Hatchek* Saniiel frotonSUUon
Hate T C Ceotnl Chainberi OtUwe
Batet Br-n OakvU e
Battler Wesley K K 1 PUttSVlIle
llatly W I ^ k R t BmekUn
Beare "ReeTsfai R RJ I ibrklge
Bealier W K R R- I kra
Beith Rat lUermannIle
Bernelt Jas W^|>keMew
Berry T J Heo.all
Bewell I I n.a,, >
11 irke. A J tinw-
B hrr rratrt, J^itv^a,*
> Uta < nil KR3tasls1ork
I US. J ee^t Clni *1
I stJ. I nu n Hi r».lth
it S . Barrs,
J «« A * Swal t^wet>as l_e
IG.ry ti,^!,,.
<rl Clydesdale
Ciysiesdale
Ctyde*dale
SlandanI
Ciydeqlale
(r) Clvdesftalr
Stamlard
Clyslesilate
Standard
Clydesdale
Thnroughbreil
Tboroughbresl
Standard
Ii) Ha kliry
Clydesdale
Boshart Peter R R i M Iveitoii
Botsiord Cotui Auld
Bo icork Alfred Laos ng
Bousf eld M ny R 1< I Jarvss
Bovard James Brampton
Boyle Bros Kotyrood
Botnton Witbani Cormley
Brandon Bros Forest
BtDUrr.JOHMW^SS Qoten SUret, Otbwk
Branlon Ailred J Kodory
Dreckon John Appleby
Brdlinger J KKonondHill
Bright John Ottawa
Brodie Wm A S Adiu ral Road Toronto
Brooks I U St rbng
Brown Ceorge Molesworth
Brown LA K R 8 Fergus
Oeowo Kobt J Seagrave
Brush Bros Cedar Springs
Buie Angus Stayner
Dull L J C Bran ptoii
Duller Jntuthan Ridgetowii
Dnrgesa Wellington Norwood
Hums C A Hi* University Avenue Toronto
Bums JohnJ 391 Berkley Stmt Toronto
Burr Chas llambton
Burr J F , W aubuno
Burr ihos Drigden
Burrell I Brampton
Butler W I- IngersoU
Callemler Jas North Gower
Campbell A B Berlin
Campbell Bros R R 7 Alvlnston
Campbell D A Beancbton
Canad an Racing Ass Imperial Dank Bdgs Toronto
Carnahan E }l Box lit Mea/ord
Carroll I M Carls Rita Hotel Toronto
Carson S Clacfaan
Carson T A Kingston
Carscaics Robert K R 1 Fenella
Casel R C 2.H3 King Street Cast Toronto
Case Alien 4 Warren Road Toronto
Caiherwood George Uxbridge
Catkm L G R K 2 Brampton
Charltnn S I Spnngf eld
Chester K < llespeler
rbrtsInxnR Chat J fiimlssjbe
Cbmlie Grant Manrhrstrr
Christie letee Uanrhester
Clanrry t B Guelph
Clark Alexamier Ri Hon
Clark C F R K . Mealord
Clark irweph Kavmshne
CUikMn Wilt am Highield
Claylm Ten a S«n Grand Valley
CV^nl W It IW ArkWun Avenue Hamillon
Clemons I erry F R R J bt George
Clever Inn Rkpard K K 2 UarkbaiQ
Cellns W A Bran plno
Cnliuhnin I re>l BilOl Hilchell
ttrn FT rrheii
Cagwm Tbwias K K t WlyUi
Clydesdale
Shire
Ltydesdale
Cljdesdjie
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
({» Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Slasdirt
Hackney
Shire
Clydesdale
Thoreuyhbred
Hackney
Shire
I Clydetdal
Clydesdale
Shrre
Hackney
Clydesdale
COM-HOD
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
Name tnd Addrp<s
Name and Address
Comfort Frank Sbrddon
Coonauiht Park Jockey Club ISO Sparks Ottawa
Connor Matthew Aylmer
Cooke Fred U FonthiU
Cooke L. L c,o Dominion D\e Stock Conuniss oi
Ottawa
Corbett VtilUamL & Sons RR2 Ailsa Craig
Corp Wilfred RR6 Woodstock
Corr George H & Son Fairfield East
Cosby C b Pelham Union
Coulter Bros Port 1 erry
Coulter John W R R * St Thomas
Courtney A C A Son Pickering
Coutts Donald D R R 2 Bradford
Coults K D M dburst
Ceman Mex RRl Donalda
Cosoe R W R 77 York Road Toronto
Coatecon J B A Sons Queensvillc
Cox H C 4(1 Ktng Street \\ Toronto
Cox Herbert R K 5 M aterford
Cox Oscar R R R I Unions Ue
Cox Estate of T A Brantford
Coyle Patrick Auld
Crawford A G Lmo
CrawfoidBros R R 1 Ag neourl
Creech Jos Larobton M lls
Crew C A R R 2 Scarboro
Crenson Ld KRS Arthur
Crew^o 1 rank R R 2 Arthur
Crossen W R Cobourg
Crou T A UQ I ears Avenue Toronto
Crowe W Ilham Cannanore
CruiekibaTiV Jarnrt RRl Erin
Culham Relson R R^ Galt
Cunningham A 342 DelaiaareAvenue Toronto
Cunn s Mirhael Burnley
Cuftan J W 3«'4 Crawford Street Toronto
Cushing Jas Ponsonby
Daring John lirt^c. -
Datidson ( eo & ben Cherrtwoud
Davidson Robert C Markham
Davidson W L ^teadewvale
Daviei Ceo Broadview Avenue Toronto
Davies R W 7J Dunvegan Road Toronto
Davies K W Todn ordm
Deeher '
Denn i .
Dickson W Angus K R 1
Disc* J J 811 Twonloten Trusts BIJp Toronto
IKiane Joa 11 30 Isabella Street Toronto
Doherty Hugh bcarbons Junrt on
Doherty W M Malton
IXilfon A J Chatham
Don Alda Farms The Todi ordeii in
IlougheT John Siroiiness
Ikiwnrr Austin bon^a
Drury Frank ChinngCtmt
Drury Robt Char ng Cross
I) U Robert 'IvrtlehUl m i
•• seith S J St Mi--
D>m
t S A A
2ii Ring Stnet W Tofiii i
Thcooughbred
Shire
Chdesdate
Cl> desiiale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shre
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clyd^ale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Thotxmghbrrd
Thoroughbred
Thewoughbred
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Hackney
Shire
tercheron
Clydesdale
Hackney
Thoroughbred
Clydesd^
Cty desdale
Standard
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Cly lesdatc
Clydesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
Standard
Shire
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Ciyde^ale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Standard
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Tboeoutbbred
Thneoughbred
Clydesdale
Cly d^ale
Clvdesdale
Thonniahbred
< 1h«uus.hbmJ I
Clvdesdale I
I i I desdale
*-h re
Galbrailli Bros Orangeville
Caltouay Jas VI Courtnfbt
Garbatt Fred Malton
GartiuU W II Dutton
Cardbouse C S Humber
Cardbouse H C Highfield
Gardhouse J M Meston
Caedhouse JrdvnASoiiS HighfirU
Cardbouse J^nASons Weston (
Garvin J F e/oW A MeCullogh 901) QueenSlreetWe
Toronto
Gears Kras London
Gibson T G & K Drnficld
G dd ngs Harry Oakville
Giff n I roclor KR2 Brookvilk
GilsCorf Charles Mounl Forest
Classco E 2* Sandwich Street \V Windsor
Cleeson J A J J 198 Clarence Street Ottawa
Glover W F , F mgal
GOOD CAPT TBOBIAS Nepean Riebmond
Goodlellow Bros R K 8 Bolton (
( ood son Thos Bellamy
4>ood soo W T Samia I
< oidon Arthur Chatham
Corn ley A C Unonville
(•oti I orbes Lpping
Couland John llumber
< ouhJ J p Markham •
( rahani K Claren Mit
Grahan Robert Pnnrr George Hotel Toronto
4 rahatn T A Oaremoni
Crahani W Uam Claremcet
Gray Joseph A Will am KRI Ulytb
f teen F T Stoney Creek
< reenwood John 14^ Queen Street East ToronI
t neve James U Rosenealh
Gfjeve W Ilium Cred ton
Grtflth W L llavelork
Croat W M Bos 113 Ml Forest (
4 nsrh W H SlralfonJ
H
Haas Bros R K I Pans
Kagarlv M rhael Bornholm
Hahn llenry L nwo^
Haley Invest HR I rnrvrelcn
Hall Thor us Ptw kt n
Hall \i I r K K 2 (Inrtibv
Hallell W J Whibv
llanbly Ulbur Rlnnburg
‘ ■ Henrv f ■
Han Ii. .
Han mull
J<wke, C
> Han li
> Al Indian I
Hards Arthur 4
Hardy Th'W L Des <i
1 Brerh D
laiTvscn Waller A* lvj[ ('erulavn
lamm Davul KRI Vmloa
lassard F J Weston
lassard Ja k Markhan
lassard 1 II Mariham
la sart Itr T H I* ‘■ylvan Ai
lla»
Heard T II I irslsav
1 erv.'vmm W D
I erg v.«i W L
I ndlav J H I
reel I Hasult
Shire
Clydesdale
Thoroughbrcil
Stan lard
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoro i^hbced
dydesdals
Clydesdale
Standard
Clydes lal
Clydes lale
Clyde dal
Shire
Clydesdal
Ciydrsdal
Hackney
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Clydrulale
Clydesdal
Stan lard
Thornughbml
Clvdesrial
Chd slate
Cl) desdale
Clydesdale
blandard
Clydes taJ
ClydeSrUle
Cly Wale
Clydala
Clydental
Thoroughbrer
Clvdeflale
ClYd-s-lal
Clydewlik
lledesdie-
Tbrjeisixhtrt I
394 CANADA
ONTARIO— PIG HORSE BREEDERS
WES— COL
Naneand Address
Breed
Name and Address
Breeit
Wesley WHUm J ThomfaiH
korkshire
Woritman John C. Essex
(f)
Wngbt W E &Son Glanworth
(at
While D M A E j Ambentburg
While 11 Kirt Rowan
White Thos No " Staples
Wilkinson CeorgrA Alliston
WilklnsoQ Heber Alliston
W 11 ams George Qucensvillr
W lliams I Wesley Tbomhill
Will ams Win , No 1 Schomberg
Will s Ralph Gormley
Duroo Jersey
korkshare
Yorkshire
korkshre
k orkshare
Wright W F Junr Glanworth
Wyatt Lawrence Siratbroy
Y
koung Fdward Corton
koung James Char ng Cross
koung J H 18 Toronto Sc Toronto
Chester UTule
Berksh re
Chester WT le
Tamwor h
korksh re
Wilson Clare M iton
Wood Irnoe Croton
Woods R M Bradford
korkshire
Berkshire
korksh re
z
Z egler Moses No 1 Southampton
Horse Breeders
Same and Address
Name and Address
Afnrullural College The Ontario Guelph
Alik nson John SIralloid
Aljemon \V s Hornby
AInther lUUSloik Tarn KKl Ottawa
Allen Hen Dunlop I 0 Huron Co
Mien Geo Buriord
Albnijha tteui k It t Sewtoo
Alsop Joseph K R i Goodwood
Aodetsen George M K R 2 Guelph
Annstronr John U RKl SU>ner
AnntiroDK Lnl e H R R I Unienville
Am itroo* Reben K R 1, bUyner
AUln SciriLan North Malden
AUlDsnn tS ]( S ort Elgin
AoH K C RR" Cuelph
Bare A! Ted ] )^rlr}
ha ey Willu Ul^pm-s
hakWh Albert Main
IValitw tharles llllsbursh
I'aklw n ( A Cantewo
Balvhn ) I R K 5 Markhau
lUmee Mn Aarnia
Haraet T R Krnlrew
I'amKardt J) J R K« OrohUlkai
Ilarrell Atrh bslj R R 5 PsiV H |I
tlarred tharln I i ark 11 II
Harr m 7>.£«. Watlord
hattreni Threna* Koibucot ah SIreel
hatctekir San uel lYolonSCauon
Hale T l..CmlraIChambers Ottawa
Hater Ilf.» OakMlI'
Battler We»w R R 1 rialUvdle
Batty tt I R R I Itmnklm
Bax
Bean J A .
IWfe KrtTViCi K KJ ( lUMa'
Be»ti„ R R R i f V»,
ISetth. K a I lUnTTnann e-
Bersetl J>. \\ Lakektrw
Berry T J || nu I
Bewe 1 I ( neeTTlte
hyek- A J
Cl) lesdale
Pmberoii
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Slaodard
Cl) lesdale
Shre
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Sundanl
Clydesdale
Sh re
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Ciyde^ale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oyde dale
Shn;
Clydesdale
Cisdr<dair
Sb re
1 1 debate
Shrr
Standard
Clyde*dale
Clvdevlatr
Standard
Clydesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
Thnmughbml
ThMmighbrrd
Standard
Ha kisry
Cty lesdale
Standanl
CK deviate
Clydesdale
tfa kney
«hfe
Shire
Cly Bvlate
Ciy Irsilale
Kh re
Sh re
Cir levlale
C(> leeUle
CIvI sdale
ila<kis>T
Ha kney
Sis rvJale
llwkner
llydevlale
Bosbart Pete/ R R 1 Mijyerton
Botsford Cot n Auld
Boucock Alice I Laus ng
BousfeM Uray R K1 Jars s
Bovard James Brampton
Boyle Bros Holyrood
Boynton Mill am Cormley
Brandon Bros Forrst
BRANT loan 6B Qnseo Street. Otteir*
Uranton AUrrd J Rodney
Breckon Job) Appleby
Dnlluiger J K cbn ond ){ II
Bright John Otiawt
Br^e Um A 5 AduralRoal Toronto
Brooks I It Surl ng
Brown Ceorge Mdesworib
Brown t A KR3 Fetfus
Brown Robt J Seagrave
Brush Bros Cedar Spr ngs
Bu e Angus Staynrr
Dull L J C Bran ploi
Buller Jonathan Rdgetown
llurgess Mclbngton Norweed
Hums C A It'S Ui versity Avenue loroito
Bums JobnJ 3dl Berklry Street Toreoio
Burr Chas uinbton
Burr J r Usubuno
Burr Thns Drigden
Burrell t Brampton
Buller M F IngenoU
Callenter Jas North Gower
CanipbeU A U Brrbn
Campbell Bros RK7 Alvinston
Ca npbell D A Oranebton
Canadian RanngAst Impenal Bank Bdgs Toronto
Carnahan E il Boa 114 Meaford
CarroB I M Carls Rita tiolrl Toronto
Carson S Chohan
Carson T A Kingston
CanUrs Robert RRI Penella
Cain K C -.'hi hJng5>reet£ait Toronto
Case Allen 4 tt arren Road Tocoate
CaUierwood George Uabrldge
Catioa I C K It 2 Brampton
tharlion S I Spnngfel]
ler K r Hesneler
temnn Chas- J HunlsviBe
X e Crant Mincbesler
tel eter Wan heslet
k J neph Kivrnihne
kson AVillam HurblekI
OImI tt II rlM ArkMun Avenue llanilllon
CleUn.! W II Troy
CInnons. IViey F l< R bC Gnirre
Lieyet I'm Rk hani K R S yiirkham
CoO ns U A tin nptnn
Col|ulkoun tr«sl lu 1 lot yt tchell
Cobtulyiun Vo U ich'Il
Clydesdale
Shire
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Thorough bml
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Hackney
Shre
Thoroughbred
Shire
Clydesdal
Clydesilale
Shite
Clydesdale
Sundanl
Standard
.u-.-ughUreil
■niorookhbml
Cl lesdale
ChdesJae
Clidesda;
Thoroueht red
tlydevlale
Clvd-vlale
Thoroughbred
Clyitesdll*
ClydefcU *
COM -HOD
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
^ aad Ad<jrF<s
Name and Addre&a
Comfort, Frank Sbeddon
Connau|ht Park Jockey Oub 12C Sparks Olta«a
Connor Matthew Aylmer
Cooke FredB Fonthill
Cooke L. L c,o Dominion Live Stock Commiss of
OtU«a
Corbett ill am L. & Sons R R 2 A Isa Cra g
Corp ilfred K R 0 codstock
Corr George H & Son Fairf eld East
Cceby C b Pelham Cnion
Coulter Bros Port Perry
Coulter John W R K “ SC Thomas
Courtney A C A Son 1 ckerng
Coutts Donald D R K ^ Dra Iford
Coults K D Midbunt
Cowan Alex RRI Donalda
Cowie R W R Tork Road Toronto
Cosneson J B i Sons Queensvillc
Cox H C 4(1 Kmg Street W Toronto
Cox Herbert R R 5 V\ alerford
Cox Oscar R RRI Unions He
Cox Estate of T A Brantford
Coyle Patnek Auld
Crawford A ( Emo
Crawford Brc» RRI Aencourt
Creech Jot Lambton M Hi
rew C A
R R " Scarb
_ Arthur
Crewson Frank R R « Arthur
Crossen W R Cebourg
Crow T A 140 PeanAsenue Toronto
Crowe Itilbam Cannatnore
Cm ckshank James K R 1 Enn
Culbam Nelson R R S Galt
Cunningham A 342 DelawareAsenue Toronto
Cunois, Michael Bumle)
Curran J W W4 Crawford Street Toronto
Cuth ng Jas IVinsonby
Dale & Daliiel king
Pari ng John Bndford
IMsidaon < eo & Son Cherrywood
Patidsofi Robert C Markham
PavidsoB 1- Meadowsale
Paviet Ceo. Broads ew Avenue Toronto
Pavies K ^ Dunsegan Road Toronto
Paviet R M Todmnrden
Pecher John Junr K KJ Zurich
pennit JamesA lOu MacOennell Street Toronto
piekaen \1 Angua KKI Atiwnal
P ion J J 311 ToronieCm TfuslsDIIgs Toronto
Poaoe Joe H 30 Itabrlla Street Toronto
Pohrtty Hulh Scarborojun ton
tinhert) 11 M Malton
Polton A J Chalhai
l>on Alda Farms Thr Todn onl n let
pougbrr John Stroi nrss
Pownrr Auitn Sonya
i>rury Frank CbanngCroes
Prury Robt <
Puff Robert 111
punseith S J
cr lharl ■» lYr».| Ulr
terbrivik Irani C wnwall | U f
on Hall fan I at n Hall I serslo
I Thomas I ark II II
It < It IlmiUvwciKl Fan Newts
Thoroughberd
Shre
Cl) desdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Clydesd^
Cly desdale
1 ercheron
Oydesdale
Haekney
Tk<woughbre<l
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
CR desdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
Standard
Shre
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cl desdale
Clydesdale
Thofougbbeed
Thoroughbred
Standard
Chdesdale
CRdesdale
Thomughbeed
Ha knrv
Thoroughbred
Ctvdesdale
CRdesdale
CR delate
Thorough bvwl
Cly desdale
Thoroughbred
IVn hmwi
Standard
Ha kne*
Ih wousbtirrd
Cisdesdalr
Cl dewtale
Foster Beios. Ifymdford
Gaibra Ui Bros Orangrv He
Galloaray Jas 11 Courtngbt
Garbutt Fred llalton
Carbutt 11 H Dutton
Gardhousr C S Humber
Gardhouse HAH ghf eld
Gaidbouse J II Heston
Gardhouse John! Sons H ghf eld
Gardhouse JedinASms llrston
Garvin J b r/oll A llcCuIIogh 090 QuemS
Toronto
Gears liras London
G tnno T G A K Denfirld
G dd figs Harry Oakville
Gilf n Proctor K R 2 Brooks He
CUstorf Charles ll^nt Forest
Glassco E Sandweb Street 11 lliodsoi
Cleeson J *J J lO-e CUrrnce Street OtUwj
Closer 11 F, Fingal
GOOD CAFT THOMAS. XeneathRicbmocd
Goodlrllow Bros R K j Bolton
Good son Then Bellamy
Good son 11 T Sarrua
( ordon Arthur Chalban
Coro ley A G LnsoosiUe
<«ott Forbes F'
Gouland joho dumber
Gould J P Markham
( rahan R Cbren ont
Orahan Robert Pnnre 0
urge Hotel Toronto
-..au T A ClareiDonI
rrahani 11 ill am CUrerooat
Cray Joseph A 11 dl am K |< | Blyth
■ a F T Stoney Creek
tw^ John H26 Queen Street Ealt Toronto
♦ James O Rtwenealh
Orme lliUiam Cred ton
Cnffih 11 L Havelock
Croat 11 M Box 113 Ml lores!
< roseh 11 11 Strailord
Haas Bros K H I pant
Hagarts llKbael Bombolm
Hahn Henry Lanwood
niest K R I lYineeti
Hall Tboe las Dfu kl n
Hall li fur H K 2 Hombv
llallelt 11 J Uhlhv
Han bl) irtbur Kleinburg
n Joekej
Hardy IW L IVsit
Hams Bow Beech a
Hams.* M*Her A. h
Haron Pa *1 K R 1
Hassard F J Wesum
Heard T H Lw-lsas
I llcnlrTv«> Chas MarshsUe
Hn<|en.« James AgitwTwrt
Sh re
Clydesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
irl
W|
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Standard
Cl) desdale
Thoroughbred
Thoroui,hbred
Shirt
) Standard
Clydcsial
Clydesdal
CRdesdal
Clydesdal
Clydesifal
Cl) desdal
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdal
Standard
Thoroughbred
Cl defdai
Cl d adal
Clydesdal
(I) Clydesdal
Standard
1‘erthen'n
CRdetdal
Lirde^al
Cly Wal
Clydwda
Clydehtal
Clydental
Sh rr
I !cdeSc.*,e
Mandaol
Threea-eUs 1
Ih'g-Clg lg"t
HeCwnngt « l).aw>J Ivicrtaw
IIA.retg V V \ WPCJ2T
J Kwraef s ^ A
394 CANADA
ONTARIO— PIC» HORSE BREEDERS
WES-COL
Wiilwin J Ttorohill
Wflllao/'-r jBo.No 3 New Hamburg
\Vhalm,\\ilfn<l Centrertlle
Whattc® Harrv l*iclon _
White, D M 4: E J .Amhenlborg
White ll l^art Rowaa
Whit* T««. So : Staple*
WlklnwB Ceorge A .Alluton
WiJkiaJoo HebCT AlliitMi
Williun* George Queetuville
ttiiliami J WetIry.ThatiUull
Williams \\rn So 1 Schombefg
Willis Kalpb Gormie)
Williseralt W II Kaio) River
Wilson Clare M Hon
Wo^ Innnr Croton
WooHv R M Bralford
Wortnnan John C Essex
Wright CeorseB Wbeatle)
Wright James P Englehart
Wngbt W E & Son Glanworth
Noting rduard Corton
doling James ChanngCross
^oimg J M 18 Toronto St Toronto
I Z egler kfoses No I, Southampton
Horse Breeders
Agneultural College INe Ontario Guelph
Alnihft Hall Sloe wracm KRl Ottawa
Alien Hen llunl p I O Huron Co
Mien < »o Hurford
AlUnghan fteil k R ( Sewton
Alsop Joseph H It ] Goodwood
Anderson George H K R 2 Guelph
Anderson U J W it cheater
Andersni K \\ Sew Hamburg
Annrti Oeeirge A Oil CHy
An<etlry | H Cooksioen
Armstrong Itroa Loeust HiU
Armstrong Jolin U RKl SU)ner
ArmitroBg I^heH HR I l/oionville
Armttroo. Robert K K 1, Starner
AtVUi Sonran North Malden
AtVlnsm W H I on Elgin
AnM AO H H ** CuMt*
lia g AUterl I dgrlev
HaJiT Wiliam 01<rr>n.-'
Haker A M Kingwund
Haker WilT Hampton
Halrlrk Albert Mallcn
(r*r Clydesdale
Percheron
Clydesdale
Ul Clvdwdale
Cl>d-sdale
Clyde dale
Bosban P ter K R 1 M Iverton
Botaford Cotui Auld
Doueork Alfred Lausing
Uousf eld Wray RKl Jarvis
Bovard James BrampCan
Boyle Dec* Holyrood
Boynton IViUiaii Connte)
Brandon Bros Ecrost
BRABT.JOHNW.eS OBeen Streel, DtUwa
Ucanton Allred J Kodney
Dreckon John Appleby
Btilbnger J RKhnondllill
Bright John Ottawa
BrM e Wm A S AduiralKoad Toronto
Brook* L W Stirlng
Brown Ceorge Mcdesworib
Drown L A K R 9 Fergus
Brown Kobt J Seagrave
Brush Bros C^ar Spring*
Bo e Angu* Slayner
Bull I j C Bramptcu
Bullet Jonathan Ridgetuvn
Burget* Wellington Norwood
Bom* C A tW Univenliy AvMioe Twonlo
Bums JohnJ JPJ Berkley Street Toronto
Burr (has l^ibton
Burr J P W aubune
Bure ivn Brtgden
Burrell p Brampton
BoUer M E logersoJJ
Clydesdal
Clydesdalv
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
(tf} Clydeidale
Thotougbbted
Hackney
Shtre
Clydridal
Clydesdale
Shire
Haehney
(<) Clvdesdale
lUnet T I Kmlirw
Kanhardi II J KK; Urobiation
Harrell Arth Ukl W K KJ Park H U
Harrell Charlev I lark IlilL
Hamn Tboi Wall id
llartmi) lh/«iav "« KosUxoa gh Strerl 1
HaUteke •samuet ItoUm Station
Hale T C Central Chamber* Ottawa
Hate* Itnw Oakevlle
Hauler WfvW HKI Ilaltsvdie
Batty W I K K I lirnoklin
Ha. Vt,& >1 IVeien I trier
lla. len & Hose p St Mary s
IVean J A W.whr,trT
IWre Rrerwm N Kj I ibrslge
IVatiw W K K K S. I kwa
IVitb k at H-wmiDTi le
ivet-oelt Ja. W,Uke\ww
iverry T J II ntall
IWel 1 t reeivule
l.r*V^ A J timr.
H oer (talrn 1 M ^-rav*
I la'k ll |> txiim
HWk k |,rTt k k S I etguv
Standard
Cl)drrdate
(r> Clydeedale
Siandanl
ll)de*dalr
Stan lard
Clydrsdale
‘ninrouehbreil
Th eouehbred
Stan tanj
(*! Ifaekney
Cl>il<*dj|e
Callentlrr Ja» North Cower
Campbell A B Berl n
Can pbetl Bren R R 7 Alvloston
Campbell 1> A Braocbtou _
Canad an Raang As* , Imperial Bank Bdgs Tceonto
Carnahan E H Bor 114 Meaford
Carroll b M Carts Rita Hotrl Toronto
Carson s Ctachan
Canon T A Kingston
Carsljtrs Koberl R R 1 Fenella
Cast! R c rS3 King Street Last Toronto
Cate AQen 42 Warren Road Toronto
Catherwood Ornrge Uxbridge
Catno EC It K S Brampton
Charlton S I Spnngfell
Cbestre R O Hspeler
Cbnslmson Chas J, lluntiviUe
Christie Grant Mancbnlrr
Christ e leier Manchester
Ctanrry I B Guelph
CUrk AtevanJer Potion
(lark C i K K: Meaford
CUrk Joaeph Ravrrishoe
Clarkson Will am lllghleld
Clayton Ce. & Son Grand \ alley
OelHwt W U fM Arkteduo Avenue lUioilton
CleUnd W H Trov _
Cl»» ons I erey P k K 2 St George
Cleyetlwi KkhaM RK2 Markham
CaUns W A Brampton
toliaboin grnt.fktlfll M Ichell
Cokpsbnua Wni M tebell
Colton Tboiias HKI Hlylh
10 ClrdewUle
1 1 , lesdale
I Tlvoro“4‘'tfe'*
COM -HOD
OKTA.RIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
Name and Addre^
Name and Address
Comfort Frank Sbeddon
Connaught Park Jockey Club 120 Spark? Ottawa
Connor Matthew Aylmer
Cooke Fred B Fonthlll
Cooke L, L c,o Dominion Live Stock Commiss oi
Ottawa
Corbett, \t »U an L. & Sons R R 2 Ailsa Cra g
Corp W Ifred K R 0 Woodstock
Corr George H & Son Fairf eld East
Cceby C L Pelham Lnjon
CoultCT- Bros Port Perry
Coulter John W R K * St Thomas
Courtney A C & Son I ckermg
Coutts Donald D R K ■> Bradford
Coults R D Slidhunt
Cowan Alex RRl Donalda
Cowne R W R 7 Tork Road Toronto
Cowie«oo J B A Sons Queensvillc
Cox H C Ah Kmg Street W Toronto
Cox Herbert R.B 5 Waterford
Com Oscar K RRl Umons He
Cox Estate of T A Brantford
Coyle Patrick Auld
Crawford At En o
Crawford Bros R K I Ag ncourt
Creech Jo» Lambton M lls
Crew C A R R 2 Scarboro
Crew^ lA R R 2 Arthur
Crewson Frank R R 2 Arthur
Crossen W R Ccbcnirg
Crow T A 140 learsAienue Toronto
Crowe Wilbam Cannamore
Cru cksbank James RRl Enn
Culham, Nelson R K 5 Oalt
Cuoiunghan A 342 DeUwareAienue Toronto
Cunn>s M ehael Burnley
Curran J W Wl Crawford Street Toronto
Cush ng Jas Pnnsonby
Dale & DaUiel Kmf
Part ng John Bradford
lUMdion ( so &Son Chenywood
Pavidsen Robert C Markham
Datidson W 1. Mradowtale
Davies Tea Broad ew Avenue Toronto
ilavirs, R W “2, Dunvrgan Road Toronto
Davies R W Todmorden
'ilether John Jam KK,3 Zurwh
Itennis JamesA lUj Ms Donnell ktreeC Toronto
Dickson W Angus RRJ Attwmef
J J 311 TofontoGen TfustsDIIgs Toronto
IXanr Jos H 30 Isabella Street Toronto
Doherty Huib Scarborojun ton
Dohrtly W M Msllon
INAson A J Chathat
Don Alda Farms The Tod orl n r»
Dougher John Stromnrsi
Itowner Aust n Sonya
IHury Frank ChanngCross
Drury Robt Cbanrglross
Duff Robert MyTtleAtalon
Dunseilh S J St Mary s
iviment S A A T 212 N n,.MiTet W T wos to
rr Chari w IVes |U l‘le
:rrbro> k Frank Cun wall I la t
wi Hall Ian I at <n Hall I servley
I Thomas I ark H I
-.lit B llroiikw x»l Pari Sewteilt
RWTWO A w l^ucbl n All n I II •
>in< W J laumiresulevi
ipmn enlal I am s I rn t » Otia'
Shre
Shre
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Cl) drsdale
ila kney
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Tborooghbred
Dydfsdale
Cl) desdale
Harkney
Shre
Clydesdale
Hackney
Thoroughbml
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Thoroughbred
Oy desdale
Oy desdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
Standard
Shre
Tboeoughbted
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Haeknev
Standard
Cl desdale
CKdesdale
Thoroughbeed
Ha knev
Thoroughbred
Clvdesdale
CUdesdale
CUdewtale
Clydesdale
Shtre
Thonwigbbred
I Th iCMUtibred
<led<-wSaW
Cl d'S.lale
Foster Bros tlyndford
Galbra (h Bros Orangey He
Galloway Jas W Courtnght
Garbutt Fred Malton
Carbutt W fl Dnttoa
Gardhousc C S Humber
Gardhouse HAH ghf rid
Gaidbouse J M Weston
CanHiousc John A Sons H ghf eld
Gardhouse John A Sons Weston
Garvin J E c/oW A McCuIIc^h 090 QueenSli
Totem to
Gears Bros London
C bsoo T G A K Denf rid
G dd ngs Harry Oakville
G fl n I roclor K R 2 Brooks lie
C UloH Charles Sfount Forest
Glassco E ^ Sandw cb Street W Windsor
Clerson J AJ J 198 Clarence Street Ottawa
Glover W FfFinga]
GOOD CAFT TBOBIAS.Xri>eaa. Richmond
Goodfellow Bros K K,d Bolton
Good son Thos Bellamy
Good son W T Sarma
( ordon Arthur Chatham
Coro ley A C LnoTMllc
<.ott Forbes Epp ng
Gouland John Humber
Coull J P Markham
( rahan R Claren ont
Grahan Robert Prtnre George Hotel Toronto
Gtahau T A Clamnonl
<* rahan W Uiam ClarereoDt
Gray Joseph A W ill are KKl Blyih
Gneve JaranU Kixrora'lh
Gneve William Cted ton
Gnffch W L Havrlcck
Croat W M Box 1|3 Ml loi
< rosch W H Stratford
llaasBrus KKl lam
llagarty MKbael Bornholm
Hahn llenrs Linwood
Hales Iroesi K K 1 Pnn eti
Hall TVwvas
Hall tor H K •» llorobi
llalletl W J tthtbv
ilan bl> \rthwr hlnnbuie
HaciU —
Mesrv hinob
Han lino Jockey Club ilan Urn
Han nail Wn SI Indian ( rove
llanly Arthur C Itruckv lie
Hardy TVw L Dev res
Harris Bnw Bitch a
llarriNe ttattev At Kiptnrdavif
Harr-m Da si K K I Sewlrei
Hassard F J Western
Hassatd ja k Maikbam
llatsaril ( II Markham
Mwcvaivt IH T « t» '.vtean Ay
Shire
Clydrsdalr
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Scan Urd
Cly desdal'
Thoroughbred
Thoro lybbred
Shre
Shire
(r) Standard
Clydes Jal
Clydesdal
Clyde ial
Clydesdal
Clydesdal
Hackney
Clydesdal
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdal
Standard
Thoroughbml
Cl desdal
Ctyd sdal
Cl) desdal
{11 Clydesdale
btandatd
1‘erthenu
Clvdesdal
Clvyfe^al
Cly lesital
Clvd V
Cly lesdal
Clydes'tal
I Ahr,
IVner HR VI a-
ruw. IkcitllA'
. J val I
Wi e c I Arthur K K s H amj y
VI her t VtismaUI t 1 ava
I '{'3'
llerg at Aow
Itmwt I 1
H tfarnoat A
ONTARIO— PIC HORSE BREEDERS
\V«Ier WlllimJ Thorflhill
WdtUu/'r Jno Vo S >cw}iunburi;
wiolrti Wiifnil C«ilrertlle
Whiltnn lUrrv llclon
WTiStr 1) M i E J Amhttsiburg
\V>il\e H Vort Kowan
White Thoi So " SUpIe*
\\JJk nton I por^f A Aitistoa
IMIkiOMO Heber AlJliton
W !l»im rporitP.QuepnjVillp
\\ lUinu I Thofnhtu
Will »ms \\m , So 1 Schomberg
WlllU Kalph Ccrtnle>
WiMiterall W M Kaio) Ri\rr
ss tsoft a»t» K u«i
Wood Ininp Croton
Uoo<l' K M Ilralforl
\ouns Idmrd Corton
\oanK Jamet Charing Cross
%<niDg J H 18 Toronto St Toronto
I Z esior Moset Ko I Southampton
Ic) Iterksh rr
^orlnhirp
(il Tamworth
Cbrsltt V\ Wt*
Horse Breeders
ArrI uIiuraHcUrse I'heUnurlu Guelph
AUervn \V s Hornby
AlMiher lUU Stvk I arn Kill Ulta>sa
Aim Hen |) nl p) U llurenCo
AH n ( eo Hurt .f I
AlLMhan Ke t B R I Setston
AliCp Joseph K ft I (/oodtrooj
Andwwtv K W Sew Hamb t
Annell George A Oil City
Ariwtlry I >1 Cmliiloon
Am ttronf time l«r at till
I W tr. i rtell «.!
< AH K Na 1 a<ii
hj> I <j «
I < J n ti H k - r».
H I
(rar Cltdesilalr
PeAheron
Oydevtale
Thoro cbbrAl
Standard
Cly lekUle
Aik n Soman Sotib Malden
Alklnvm k\ It I-ortlUin
Anbl AC HK- Cuflph
lU e Al ted I
Ha ley Hil a ■ O I spr k*
Hiker A M |{■f1(w<T«|
llaker kv IT, ill plod
I akl ek Albert Mai cn
Haktnu Chailn illuWah
liakln n < A kantxo
ltat>A n J ) H H _ klatVba i
Hime* Hn Samta
Hamel T I Kmirew
lamhar.lt H J KK« OrobUlUai
larrelt AnkbaVIU KHSPaikilll
Hanrti (haiW I laikllUl
llarT« Thrx Hall^Yl
Hafimn lhr« ae “» RoitkiroiiiEb Street ToronI
Halch'ke San url itol a StafltO
IU<e T t tentralChambrra Ollana
Hatrrllma Uak\ te „
HalHm He«|e« RKl llittitillr
HaltT HI R l< 1 Hforkljn
I a> t n & kt Ikairn I irlet
}ta* -en A Mmalp S| klary $
Iwn JAW eheef r
Hear' Kemrei K KJ I lUktc'
H-al K W K K K I kea
<(| CHdrvtaW
citdeviale
Oyde Ule
standard
CI)do>dale
(r) Cly {•n.lale
Standard
Cltdewlale
Slandanl
ClydrtiUIr
TVfWCbt
Th rouchb
Stan tan]
(I) Ha k rv
Cl> tevtale
Itohart Peter it B 1 M Ivrrloii
Qoisford Col n AoM
Hourork Alfred Caus ng
HouMell Htaj It K 1 Jart s
Hovktd Janes Brampton
Boyle Bru« Itolyroocl
Boynton Util am Con Iry
Brandon Brot Poresi
BRANT JOHN W SB Queen Street OtiAWt
Branloo Alfrrd J Kodney
Dteekon John Appleby
Br II nger J It rh ond H 11
llncbt lobn Ottana
Hrode \Am A 6 Ad oral Road Icapnlo
Brooks t U St rl ng
Brown < eorge Midrtwortb
llrown t A K R 3 frrgus
Brown Kobt J Seagrave
Brvth Bros Cedar Spnngs
Bo e Ankus Slajmer
Bull t J C Hra plot
B tier J nathan Itdeetowi
Bor*-** Hellogton Norwood
Bums t A An Un versiiyAven e loroito
Buns tohnj joj lirrhley Streei Toronto
Horr Chas Camblon
Burt J I Haub no
Burr Thos Drtgien
Burrell t Brampton
B tier H I Inkersotl
Caiadlan Kac ng Asa Imperial Bank Bda* Toronto
Carnahan L H noe 111 Mealord
Carroll I Al Carls Klta ilolel Toronto
farnn S Ciaehan
Carson T A Kingston
Carsla rs RtAieit l< K 1 Fenella
CasrI (< C rss King Street Last Toronto
Case Alien 1 WirrmKoad Toronto
Cathem net V enree Vlabrtdge
CaU n I C It It o Brampton
tharllon S I Spnnafell
Cbesler K I ttespeler
Cbestenwm Chk» j UunUkUle
thrtsle leant Manchetler
Chmtie leier Man hrsler
Clan ry I U I ue|ph
I Man I H B Troy
ll>n m' IVmy p R K £■ SI George
Cleveidwi Kkhanl HKg Markham
Coll nm kk A I ra upbat
t<J.| bwn lent lb i |0I M tehell
iakpiheen k%m kt I hell
Clydealile
Shtre
Llydcsdale
Clydesilal
ThorouRhbrrd
Clydesdale
(rp) Clydesitale
COM -HOD
OKTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
Na ne and Addrr$s
Name and Address
Comfort Frank Sbeddon
Connaught Tark Jockey Club 120 Sparks Ottawa
Connor klatlhew Aylmer
Cooke Fred B Fonthill
Cooke L. L c,o Dotn nion Live Stock Comm ss
OtUwa
Corbett ill aai L & Sons R R 2 Aitsa Cra g
Corp Wilfred KRO Woodstofk
Corr George H S; Son Fairi eld Last
Cosby C L 1 elham Union
Coulter Bros Port Perry
Coulter John \V R K ' St Thomas
Courtney A C JLSon Iickerng
Coutts Donald D R K n Bra Word
Coutts K D Midbunt
Cowan. Alex RRI Donalda
Cowne R \' R York Road Toronto
Cowrecon JUS Sons Queensv lie
Cox H t th Kmg Street W Toronto
Cox Herbert R R 5 W aierford
Cox Oscar R R R 1 Un on\ lie
Cox tstaleofT A llranlfard
Coyle Patr ck Auld
Crawford AC Lno
Crawford Bros RKI Agneourt
Creecb Jos Lambton kl Ik
Crew C t
1 K R2 Arthur
Crewson Frank RR2 Arthur
Crosvn W H Cobourg
Crow T A 110 IranAvenue Toronto
Crowe William Cannanore
Cm cksbank James K R 1 Lnn
Culhajn. Nelson R KA Galt
Cunningham A 342 PelawareAvenu* Toront
Cunn s SI rhaet Burnley
Curran J " -Wl Cmwford Street Toronto
Cush ng Jas Innsonby
ttale %. DaUwl King
Dirl ng John Ilradfonl
Davidson ( eo & Son Cherriwcud
Davidson Robert C Markham
Davidson AS 1- Mradowvale
)aviet Ceo Broad rw Avenue Toronto
lavirs K W *2 Dunvegan Road Toronto
lavirs R M Tod nordrn
Secher J^n Juni K K S ZutkK
trnns James A lUo MacDonnrII htreec Toronto
lickson W Angus KKl Attan.l
lion j J Hi TorontoGen TfustsOIliCs Toronto
Ixiaor Joa H 30 Isabella Street Toronto
Doheoy Hu«h bcarborojun ton
Doherty " M Malton
itotson A 3 Chathaii
Don Alda Farms The Tod onl i i
iVnghrr John Stroi ness
Downer Amt n Sonya
l>rury Frank ChanngCrrws
Ihtiry Robt Chinngltv’ss
I) It K bcrl MyrtleSUI on
D nsclh S J SI Viry s
l»mmt S A A 1 21“ Kin, Mirtl W T ovw to
n Hall Ian I at <n Hall I vnwlo
: Thon as I irk 11 I
t U UetvVw »«1 Fan Newt'
It J C Clenw
Sbre
Shrt
Clydrsdale
Cijd^Ie
Clydesdale
Da kney
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thorooghbtetl
Thorooghbred
Clydesd^
Cl) desdale
Hackney
Shre
I enhrron
Clydesdale
Haekney
Thorougbbrrvl
Clydesdale
aydesdale
Standard
Thorou hbrrd
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
Standard
Shre
Thoeoughbted
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
llaeknev
Standard
Cl desdale
Clvdesdale
Thoroughbred
Ha knev
Thriroughbeed
Clvdesdale
Clvdesdale
Shte
Clvdesitale
11 IV. V n * Crwptua
real* I h wt Tteenav
■«-aH I r>« kl .VI t >.1 1 HI »
I Sbrr
f I Ivcihefva*
I
Foster Bros iiyndford
Galbra Ih Bros Orangev He
Galloway Jas W Courtrigbt
Carbutt Fred Malton
Gaibutt W H Dutton
Gardhousc C S Humber
Gardhousc HAH gbf rid
Gardhouse J M Weston
Gardhousc John it Sons H ghf elj
Gardhouse John!: Sons Weston
Garvin J F e/oW A M CuIIogh 090 QuernS
Toronto
Gear* Bros London
C bsoo T G A R Denfield
Gddngs Harry Oakville
G H n 1 roctor K R 2 Brookv Ilv
G Istorf Charles Mount Forest
Classco E Sandw cb Street W Windsor
Cleeson J AJ J 19S Clarence Street OlUwa
Closer W F.Fnga]
GOOD CAFT THOBIAS Kepeao. Richmend
Goodfelloir Bros K K J IMton
Goodison Thos Bellamy
Goielvon W T Sarnia
( otdon Arthur Chalban
Corn ley A C Lnonsitle
tViuUnd John lIuBt
GoukI J P Markhar
( rahan R Claren or
Grahan Robert 1 r n
rGnrge Hotel Toront
« rahai T A Clartmonl
C rahan W Uiam CUrenont
Gray Joseph A W IJ am KKl Blylh
< teen F T Stoney Creek
Crrenwood John 1426 Queen Street East Terunln
Cneve James O Kwenralh
Orsese W lliam Cred ton
Gnffth W L Havelock
Croat W M 110x113 Ml I west
< roech W H Stratlord
Haas llrus KKl Par s
llagartv Mxha'l Bombolni
Hahn llenrv Linwrsad
Han bly \rlbur Ktnnbuig
Hanblv Her rv Kknburg
Han Ion Jockey club Han to
Han mall Wn SI Indian I rove
llanly Arlburt llrurfcTlIe
Hardy FIkw L lies ees
Hams Hr » Hmhn
llamwa Walter Sa Kipta-i da ii
Harr « l>a al K K 1 Srwlrei
llasaard F J Weston
Hassaed Ja k Uarkbam
llawart IH T II
'■ylea
M anl T II I
.. n Jar
rvv. J*
ItexMV IF w ttnairlalair
Hews K B hesask
Hreg at AnCWVI Hesie-lev
HmAl I la »l • k
H ltorviat<w IVwv.as J I
K K 1 r 4al'«
Marsh ule
K? Lakrva]
sirvel I .
Clydesdale
Shire
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Standard
Cly desdale
Thoroughbred
Thoro uhbred
Standard
Clydes 111
Clydesdal
Clyde rial
Shre
Clydesilal
Clydesdal
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Clydevtal
Clydesdal
Standard
Thoroughbred
Clvdesdal
Ctyd adal
Clydesdal
Clydesdale
Slandard
I'erchenu
Clydrsdal
Uvdesdai
Cly lesrtal
( loWUe
vVaistart
394 CANADA
ONTARIO— PIG. HORSE BREEDERS.
WES-COL
Nai K and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Breol
Wesley WilliamJ Thornhill
WettlauRr Jno So S New Hamburg
\Vbalm Willnl Centresrille
Whatton Han-r Picton
White, D M 4L J Amhetslburg
While H lAirt Rowan
While, Thos No • Staples
Wilkinson George A Alliston
Wilkinson Hebn’ AlUstoa
W 11 ams George Queeasslllr
W Uiatns 1 Wt«tey Thonthill
Wiliams Wm.No 1 Schomberg
W II s Ralph Cormley
W Miscralt W M Rainy Riser
Wilion Clare M Hon
Wood Irsine Croton
Wools R SI Bradlord
Yorkshire
Tamvorth
Chester ^hile
Duroc Jersey
\orkdute
korksbire
V ork hire
Vorlishire
Votksb re
Derksb rr
k orkshire
Workman John C. Essex
Wn^t Ceorge B Wheatle) (e)
Wngbt lames P Englehart
Wn^ SV L SsSoD Glatiwoith Isl
Wnght W F Junr Clanworth
Wyatt Lawrence Strathroy
Y
Voting Edward Corton
Voung James Char ng Cross
Voufig J H 18 Toronto St Toronto
Z
Z egler V|bses No 1 Southampton
Berksh re
V orkshire
Tamw’orth
Chester While
Berksh re
Chrster Wh te
Tamwor h
Horse Breeders
Afrrx'ultural (oUrgc The Ontario Guelph
Allknion lehn ^tratforj
AWerion \V S llomby
Aletiher Mall S(oi k I am KKlOtiaua
A1 eo Hm JJvnl ip f V Huron Co
Allen Ceo Hurt rj
Mlieaha KedKKl Newton
Atiop Jotepl K K 1 Coeilwoo]
Aorfewoo Geoege VI K Rt Ciaelph
Anrtencd K J \\ icbnter
Aodmon K SewHamburi
AnneU Ceorite A 01 City
Appetley J M tooVilown
Ant (Uonx Itna L^uttUU
AnnttrmiK Jol n t> UKlSUsner
AimtUoea l.nl e H K R 1 Lsion»>lIe
Arnitmex Kctien KK\,SUynet
Alkn Norn an North Maiden
Alklnvm W M sm Elgin
Ankt ' < It K “ C uelph
Itaker \NiUT Maxupion
luklnrk AlLeri Malian
llakl« n Charin M lltburth
lUhU n < A Canbtiro
llalvli^ J I K K ... Markhai
lurne* \Vn Sam a
tVaniM T V Hetvtiew
Hamhar t M 1 H K « OrobUliui
IiartTlI Ar Mu>kM> Kith Park SI II
liaerrtt Chailr. I ] ark Mill
liartu lh.>v AS allied
Hartfem Tbct ae “« Roibiirouab Street Toeonlu
llatcr'k.r Samuel I'roloa Station
lu'e T C Crtiiril Chambera Ottawa
JSa'n I'rr*. Oak i 1 e
K t I’ialuaill'
t Mary.
I a> tenA M |>«<
Haw xn A Vt »» p .
Ileati J A SSinf heeler
Hear* K.rrvas K KJ I lUUae
ISeatS* SS H H H:.Vk«a
Itoth l< A t IwwrnapivLle
HeeaelT Ja* SS..Iake\m
ItefTT 1 J II awJ
Hew I I t n.nri >
!.» k-.A J im^ev
CSydeulale
Prrcbeeon
Clydesilale
Tborouchbred
Standard
Clis/es<tale
Sbre
Cl) deviate
Hackney
Ct)d«da1<
Clydeadale
Hackney
SlandarrI
Cl)dndate
Clydeadale
CHdeidale
Cl)de$<ta1e
Cl>d»»dale
Per heron
Clsdet tale
Clydeitlale
Cl) deviate
Cl>deatale
Clyde <lal*
StandalS
Cl)de* lale
Clydevlale
Standard
Cl>d(-ulate
Standard
Clydmiair
TJjomiuAlJbewl
Tb ircn ahbred
Stai^ard
lia knry
Shtrr
Standanl
CIt IrvUie
VI) depute
Name and Address
Uosharl Pecer R R ] Milverton
Potsford Col n AoM
lioucock Alfred Laus ns
Poutfeid Uray K K1 Jar> s
Uovard Jan es Pran pCon
PoykDros Holyrood
po)nton U Ilian Conol y
Drandofi Brot Focrst
BRAPT Joap w ed Qaren Street. OtUwa
Pranlon Allred J Kodney
Preekon John Voplcby
Pr 11 nger J R chmnnd H II
Height John Ottawa
Prode wm A 6 Ad ralRoal forooto
Brooks I W St rl ng
Brown George McJesworlb
Prawn La R R 8 Feigus
Brown Kobt J Seagrave
Brush Bros Cedar Spnnn
Pwe Angus SUyner
Puil L J C Brampton
Puller J naihan Rdgetown
Burgts Welington Norwood
ituras C A K-i Uojverstiy Avenue Tbroi fo
Hums J hnj 30i Perktey Street Toronto
purr Chat lArebton
Durr J V Waubuno
Burr tTios Ungden
Durrell P Brampton
Butler 'V F ln).eTSOll
Catlrnder Jas North Govrrr
CwpbeD N » DrrtTi
Can pbell 8n>« R K 7 Alvinston
ta npbell D A Dranchton „ . _
Canadian Rac ng Ass Impenal Bank Bdgs Toronto
Carnahan C it Box 111 Meaford
CartoU t- M Carli K ta Hotel Toronto
Carson N Clafhan
Carson T A Kfncston
Carsuin Robert KR1 Fcnrlla
Caset R C WHS Kin* Street Last Toronto
Case AUen a Darren Road Toronto
Catherseoud Ocorie Uxbridge
Catioci I t R K 2 primplon
VbaritonN.) Npnngl'tl
tbester K I Mnpeler
Chmienwn Cbis J HunlstlUe
Vhnsl e Urinr Manrhnter
• Peter
It ( lejph
Cbm
Cbnc
Ctark Alexan.|er tbjtton
lUtk Cl RKS Meaturd
Clack J nitd) Ravniihoe
Clarkson >\ iiiam lltebteld
Clays *> < en k Sr« t rand \ a
Clrtand IS B DM ArklntuoA
. . ml It K 2. Marl
CoD nw. D A lirampton
CoAinhwn krwl Ik a IBI M «h'lt
Clydesdale
Shire
Clydrsdal
CI) -drsdaU
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
CJ) <Jf*djJe
Clydeklah!
Hackney
ThoroUKhhred
Haekney
Clydesdale
SundanI
Standsri
Shire
ChdevlJ. ,
ThorDoahtreil
Thoroi khbfnl
Cl les-UR
Thurw ahbred
Tborouchbrt'l
Clyiirwlal*
Clyd-olale
COM-HOD
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
Ntin« and A(10rr<s
Name and Address
Comfort Frank Sbeddon
Connau|htrark Jockey Oub 120 Sparks Ottawa
Connor Matthew Aylmer
Cooke Fred B FonthiU
Cooke L. L c,o Dominion Live Stock Commissioner
Ottawa
Corbett Will am L &Soos R R2 AilsaCraiz (rll
Corp W ilfred K R 0 W oodstork *
Corr George H & Son Fairfield East
Cosby C. L Pelham Union
(sWl
Port
Coulter John W R K * St Tbotnas
Courtney A C & Son I ickering
Coutts Donald D R K 2 Bra Iford
Coutts R D SbdbuTst
Cowan. Alex RR] Donalda
Cowne K \\ R 7“ York Road Toronto
towneson J B i Sons Queensvillc
Cox H C 40 King Street W Toronto
Cox Herbert R R 5 \\ aterford
Cox Oscar K R R 1 Unions He
Cox LstateofT A Brantford
Coyle Patrick Auld
Crawford A C Emo
Crawford Bros KKl Agneourt
Creech Jot Lambton M lit
Crew C A R R 2 Scarboro
Crewton Id R R 2 Arthur
Crewion Frank R R 2 Arthur
Crossen \\ K Cobourg
Crow T A 140 learsAvenue Toronto
Crowe Wiltuni Cannanore
Cnncktbank James R R 1 Lnn
Culham Nelson R KA Gailt
Cunninghan A 312 DelawareAvenue Toronto
Cunnui Michael Burnley
Curran J W 3S4 Crawford Street Toronto
Cushing Jas Innsonby
Dale i. Dalriel King
Darling John Bradford
Davidson ( eo & Son Cherrywoud
Davidson Robert C Mirkbam
Davidsoe W 1. Meadowvale
Davies Ceo Broadview Avenue Toronto
Davirt K W “2 DunveginRoad Toronto
Daviei R W Todn nrdrn
Drcher John Junr RRS Zurich
Itrnnis JamrtA lOu MaeDonnrll blrcet, Turonto
DKkson W Angus RR) Atlwnaf
Dion J J 3li Torontoten TrustsOlIgs Toronto
IXtanr Joa H 30 Isabelts Street Toronto
IVihett) Hutb Scarborojun ton
Ikihetl) W M Msiton
Dotson A J Chathaii
Don Alda Farms Th' Todiionl n (c<
1)01 gber John Stroii ness
IViwnre Auvtin Sonya
lirury Frank ChanngCrmt
irrury Robt Cbanrgtrv’M
D If Hubert MvrtleWtation {
iseith S J St A . ,
oei t S A A I 212 K ng •
cr Chari ■» lYm |u Isle
irrbrvwk frank C<nwall| la 1
on Hall I an I at n Hall I vrrvio
I Tboniat I ark Hi I
lit It BrvW'kw ■«! Pan Srwiei:
.IVnrr HR M
cuww IXeiakJ A v
auwM < oi J Va
v4.ar J H lu m X 9 Aroj lk.<
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shire
Sh rc
Clydesdale
Ci)d»^Ie
Clydesdale
Hackney
Cydesdw
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Tboroughbnd
Clydesd^
Cly desdale
Shre"^
Pert heron
Oydrsdale
Harkneyr
Thwoughbml
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
ay tesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
Standard
Shire
Thoroughbred
O) desdale
Clydesdale
Clvdcs^le
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Standard
Ch desdale
Clvdesdale
Thnmughbeed
Ha knev
Theroughbred
Clvdesdale
Clvdesdale
Shre
Clvdewtale
Civ Wlale
Shre
Thuevnighbrol
Ih vouxhbred
CIrvR-wSale
ClvdewtaW
I vhi:
• l>Tiher'«l
Cl dewlaV
Foster Bros llymdfoix]
CarlMtt Fred Malton
CarbuU AA H Dutton
Cattlhouse C S Humber
Cardhouse H A Highf eld
Gardhouse J At VAeston
Cardtiouse John 1 Sons Higbf ekl
Gardhouse John A Sons Weston
Garvnn J t </oW A McCulIogh 000 QueenSlree
Toronto
Gears Itros London
Gibsoo T C & K Denfirld
G ddings Harry Oakville
G ffin 1 roctor K R 2 Brookville
Gilsiorf Charles Mount Forest
Classco E 2~ Sandwich Street W Windsor
Cleeson J 4J J 19s CUrrnce Street OlUwa
Clover At Fjfingal
GOOD CAFT THOBIAS. Xepeao. Richmeod
Goodfellow Bros R K J Holton
CcMidison Thos Bellamy
Good son W T Samia
( ordon Arthur Chatha i
Coro ley A C LmonviUe
(.ott Forbes Epning
Gouland John liuinber
Foul I J I Markham
C rahan R Claremont
Orahan Robert Prvnre George Hotel Toront
. . ClarviDonI
rrahani William Clareneet
Cray Joseph A Will am KR| Blylh
' • T Stoney Creek
d John Queen Street East Torunlo
- ijmesO Rcaenealh
Grseve William Cred ton
Gnifth W L Havelock
Croat W M Hot H3 Mi ] crest
< reach W 11 Stratford
H
llaaslItM K K I Ians
Hagartv Michael Bombolm
Hahn lleim Linwood
Ha ley I mesi R R | JYmrelon
Hall TbcRus llnwkin
Hall \i I r K K ■> Hombi
Hallclt AV J Whibv
Hanbly Arthur hlnnbuig
Ifanblv Hears Kieisburg
Man Hon Jockey Club Hai It *i
Han I lall Wn ij lodun t rove lurunlu
ilanlv Arthur ( llrvwkr Hr
Hardy Tl« L Hevitrs
llamvBtwv Hrvcfaa
Waller ta Kip|etilavie Avruue Tvrur bi
V Havhl R K 1
rd F J Westoi
Haward la k Uackbi
I Hawarvl I H Markh
I llav-vaivl Dr T H l«
Hcs■^}'-rwm
K R 1 C Glew
R 2 l.akesaJ
senw-w Street | ai
Clydesdale
Standanl
Sbire
Cl) deviate
I Standvrl
I Shire
I Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Standard
Cl) desdale
Thoroughbred
Thoro luhbred
Shire
Standard
Clydes ill
Clydevlal
Clydevdal
Shre
Clydebjal
Clydcsiial
Clvdesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdal
Standard
Thoroughbred
Clvdesdal
CIvd idale
Chdesdal
C lydeadale
blandarj
|■efrhrpv
ClyJi^al
Clydeblai'
Cly levtale
Clyil wdate
staOi.ard
IGr-aarvu
th-VuV^
Hcrg 41 Avwwvv Hmiebe
Hct<.U I la ui .k
H tVnnal m Ih.«.aa J IVbrUe-
H... Rmnegu r v^-» a
k I Sn.e ll_
394 CANADA
ONTARIO— PIC, HORSE BREEDERS
WES-COL
Uiltnj CmtrfTilif
tt-bauto Harrv, f^clOTv
Wbitr O & E J Amhtrjtburg
WTiilf H IH>rt Rowan
\\Tiite,Thc« No • Staples
WiHunvm George A Alliitoo
\\ llansoa Hebef Alliitoo
W II anw Ceorge Queensville
%% II ams 1 NSeJer ThomhiJI
Uillaras vim No 1 Sebomberg
Will » Ralph Cormle)
U Iliuraft \\ H Rajn> Ri\cr
Workman John C Essex
Wngbt Ceofge B Wheade}
Wright lames P Englehart
Wn^t W C A Sat Glaiswoit'
Noung rdward CoitOD
\oDng James Charing Cross
\oang J H U Toronto Sc Toronto
I 2 egler tioses No 1 SoutbaniptoD
(c) BerUh re
Yorkshire
{si Tamworth
CheslerWhile
Horse Breeders
Agn ulturaKolle^e TheOnlano Guelph
Altklnson J hnSlratlonl
AMmon \> S Hornby
Alesiher Hall Slo> k Pare KRt Ottawa
Aim Ben U nl'p) O HurenCo
Alim Oeo Hurford
Allngha Reid KKI Newton
AUop Joseph l< K I Goodwood
Atwlet«n Georg' M R R 2 Oyelph
Anmtrnng joinU 1< R i Stainer
Armstrong Lnlell RRi (.aionvii
Armtlrtin liobm HKl.Suyner
Atk n Neman North Mjldm
Atklttwxi W H i<<rt Elgin
Aabl AG R K ■> Cuelrh
Raker A H f ingvoeil
Hakrr W kU T, jlan plan
luklrk Albert Malicn
Itaklw n Char|e» fl Ihburth
lUklwtn 1 S Canlawo
halvhei J I R k. Jlarkhao
ISafnee Wn Samu
liarnet T I Renfrew
I amhar It M J R K • Oro hUlkai
I arrelt Ar>t baU W R KJ Paik II II
Harrrtt Chaile, I I ark iliU.
llan « Tho,. Watfjrd
HaftfTwi Ihon a> Reritaeoogh Street Treoi t<
fCat<reS< Vatnu'l. lYolcei Slat, on
Hate T t Centrallhambers Ottawa
Hater Hnw Oak, le
Hal W We.|ry R K 1 Ilatu.JIr
HaItT W I ^ k R I HmnkUn
«J Cljdesdale
Ci)devlale
Clyde dale
Stan tar I
Cl»de» lale
(r) Clvdewlale
Standard
CRdeSalale
Standard
Cl)cleh|alr
ThnemtgObml
TRwmwhWrd
Boshart Peter R R 1 M Iverton
Bolsford Col n Auld
ttouroek AUred Laus ng
Dousf eld Wra> R K1 Jams
Dovard James Branpten
Doyle Bros iloly-reod
Bo>oton VV II a I Connley
Brandon Bros TortAi
BRAMT JOBS W eg Qneea Street OtUwt
Uranlon Allred J Rodney
Dreekon John Appleby
tinll tiger J R rb nond H 11
Unght Jobn Ottawa
Drod e wm A S Ad ral Road Toronlo
Brooks I W St rl ng
Brown Ceorge Molesworlb
Brown La R R 9 Fergus
Drown Robe J Seagrave
Brush Bros Cedar Spnngs
Buie Angus Stayner
Bull L J C Bran plot
Butler J nathan Kidgetown
Burgts Uelingtos Norwood
Bum, C A Un vmity Avenue Toroi to
Buetis JohnJ 591 BetWlev Sweet Toronto
Burr Chas uiobton
Burr J F AAaubuno
Burr Thos Birgdm
llurrrll P Brampton
liuller W I Ingetsoll
Calleoter Jas North Cower
Can pbril A D Berl n
Campbell Bros KR7 Alsimton
Canpbell D A Dranchlon
Canadiaa Kae ng ASS. Imperial Bank Bdgs Toronto
Carnahan C H Box 111 Mealord
Carroll I St Carls K ta Hotel Toronto
CarsMi S Clacfaan
Canon T A Klneston
Carsu rr Kobert K R 1 Feftella
Caret R C S.iS king Street Lut Toronto
Case ABen A" NSarren Road Toronto
Calbeewnod I rone llzbrUge
Catton I C K K 2 Brampton
Chartloa N i hpringt'll
Chester K ( llnpeler
Chmletnen Chas J.. llunllsUJe
ChnsI e ( rant Slanehetlrr
Christ e lyter Slanebestrr
Clan ey I Hr lelph
Ctaek Alesaiwler pi Hon
Clark Cl K KS STealord
CUrk J neph Ravmshae
Clarkwn Ultlian KUbteld
Clayton Ten a Sra < rarulA alley
Cletsml W It AH Arkinlun Avenue llamillon
OUmt W It Trnr
CRwwUis IVrey K R R 2 51 GesWge
CJevrrleai Uihtft R Kg iUekbtia
CeDns W A Krimploo
r<4|iliHn Irwl lUilBI SI tcbell
C«>kn,bmn Wm St ( hell
CJwn Tbrniai K K I I lylb
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
(sf) Clydesdale
COM-HOD
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
N»me and Acldrr**
Name and Addmt
Cocnfort, Frank Sbeddon
Connaught Park Jockey Club 12>I Sparkt Ottawa
Connor Matthew Aylmer
Cooke Fred B Vonthil)
Cooke L. L c,o Donunion Lite Stock CoRimissioner
Ottawa
Corbett tt ilium L.& Sons RR2 AiUa Craig (r)
Corp Wilfred KKC Wtnlstnck '
Coer George H L Son Fairfield East
Cosby C. fc Pelham L moo
Coulter Bro* Port Perry
Coulter John W R R “ St Thomas
Courtney A C 4 Son I’lckering
CoutU Donald D K K 2 Bra Ifurd
CoutU K D Midbunt
Cowan. Atea R-R 1 Oonalda
Cowne R " R. 77 York Road Taronto
Cuwieson J B 4 Sons Queenssille
Cox H C tfl Ktng Street W Toronto
Cox Herbert R-R 5 Waterford
Cox Oscar K RRI Cnioos lie
Cox Estate of T A Brantford
Coyle Patruk Auld
Crawford A G Lmo
Crawford Bros R K I Axmeourt
Creech Jot . Lambton Mills
Crew C A RR2 Scarboeu
Crewson l-d KR2 Arthur
Crewxoo Frank RK2 Arthur
Crossen W R Cobourg
Crow T A 140 leanAsenue Toronto
Crowe W ilium Canrumore
Cru cksfaank James RRI Enn
Culham Nelson R R.S Gall
Cunningham A St2 OeUwatt Avenue Toronto
CunBU Mxhael Burnley
Curran J W S'*! Crawford Street Toronto
Cushing Jas Imuonby
l>ale & Dalttrl King
Darling John Wndfcml
Davidson ( eo 4 Son Chernwood
Dtvidton Robert C Markham
Davidsofi W L.. Metdowsil*
Davies fee. Broadview Avenue Tomolo
Ifavin K W ~2 DunvrganRnsd Toronto
ilavirt R W Todmnrden
tiecber John June K RJ Zun h
Dennis JamesA lOu MatOmnell Street. l‘*'Jnto
Iteksoti W Angus RRJ Altwraai
Diirni J J HI TomnioGen Truitsllllgs Tcmnte
Ihane Jos H 3>l ItabrllaSlreel Toronto
IhKerty Huib brarbnro Junrlkm
Dnhetly W M Malloo
iM>on A J Chatham
ivm AVia » am s The ToAi lor ten is
ihaigber John Stromness
liKwnrT Awvtin Vriya
lerurv frank OianngCrtws
Drury Rrrtil ChanrrCnws
DufI R ■beft MvnleSUI Ul
llunteith S J St Marv *
D,inmtSAAI 215 K ng sirm W T fu l
Shire
Cl) drsdale
Hackney
Ci)desdw
Cl)desdale
liatkney
Oydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Qydesible
Clydesdale
Haekney
Shre
Pert heron
Clydesdale
Harkoey
Thotoiighbied
Cl)detd^
Clydesdale
Standard
Thorou'*hbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
ClvdevUIe
Standard
Shire
Thoroughbred
Clydesdatr
Clydesdale
CUdesdale
Clvdesdate
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
llackoes
Standard
Clvdesdate
Clvdesdale
Thoroughbred
Ha knew
TheuoughVred
Clvdesdale
CUdesdale
ef ( harl s ITi-v-iu
IrTtinvk I rank Cc
ruilUllam I at
I Ibnnuis I ark II
utlner II K U
rruvs Uriaya
Foster Bros Hyndford
Galbraith Bros Orangey He
Galloiray Jas W Courlnght
Carbutt (red Malton
Cartutt W H Dutton
Catdbousr C S Humber
Cardhouse 11 k Highf eld
Gardbouse J tl Weston
Cardhouse John A Sons High! eld
Cardhouse John A Sons Weston
Carsin J ( </oW A MrCulIogb 901) QuemSireel
Toronto
f earr Bros London
Cibua T G A K Denfirld
Gdtngs Harry Oakville
CKfn Iroclor RK2 BrookviUc
Gilxtorf Charles Mount Forest
Classco F 2* Sandwich Street W Windvol
cieeson J AJ J 19k Clamve Street Ottawa
Clover W F , ( uigal
GOOD CAPT TBDSlAS.XepgaB.KlcbmeBd
Goodfellow Bros K K.J Uolion
Oondson Thot Bellamy
Goul son W T Samia
Cordon Arthur Chatham
Corntey A C Cmonville
t.otl (otijrs Ewing
CouUnd John Humber
GnubI J P Maikham ,
Crahan R Claremont
Orahao Robert PnnreGrcirir Hotel Tveontr
« rahau T A CUreinoni
Crahani Wiliam Clarmeet
Ciav Jusrtth A Wdl am KKl Wyth
Cneve James O Roseneg
Orseve William Credton
cnlfih W L Havebxk
Groat W M Itoi ||3 Ml |u
< rr^eh W li Stratford
llagartv Ma<ha>I IVmhntm
l 1 yJ<wUie I
I Shre
Th ■njugHr'-l
Itatl Vita K K* || unto
flallell U J Whtbv
! Han bly Xrtbur Kleii burg
I llanUv M*s>r> Ateioburg
Han It mjo- key Club Han
IBJ.4T J II IV.1 » • aewf-ree
innraan I kt vi li.vuai
t r*faVt I e • ki ■.* I 1
Ciydevlalf*
Shire
Shire
Sun lard
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
oishbred
Standard
Clydes la
Clydewlal
Clyde.dat
Clydewlal*
Clydevlile
llydes>tale
Cly desrtai
Stan Ur t
Thnrxighbml
ClvdesiU
Civd tdal
Clydesdal
< lydesdale
Standard
I’efehene
Cly Imdal
Clydewlale
Cl) tevlal*
. Nf le
II* I-Si a -
TteV'eiat I re.1
I Il_
394 CANADA
ONTARIO— PIG HORSE BREEDERS
WES— COL
Nai e and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Breol
Uesley William J Thornhill
Workman JohiiC. Essex
Unght George R Wheatlej
Berksb re
U’halni Uillnd Cencrrnlle
Tamwurth
Chester AA’hiti*
Un^l James P Englehart
Wright U E &Sciii Clanwocth
(il
A orkshire
Tamwodh
Ulute D il S: b J Amherstiurg
White It , lAirt Roerati
White Tho*. No S Staples
Ullklnson CrargeA Alliston
U lUnson Heb^ Alliston
U lliams George, Oueenstllle
Uilliams 1 Uedey Thoftilall
Will atns \itn No 1 Schomberg
U II s Ralph Cormley
U II vralt U II Rainy Riser
Uilioo Qare M Hon
Uood Irvine Croton
\\oo.l« R M Hradlotd
Duzoc Jeisejr
\ orkshire
\orkshite
A orkshire
Aorhsh re
Berksh re
\oeksh te
Wnebt U P Junr Clanwoith
Wyatt Lawrence Scratbroy
Y
Aoting Fdward Corton
Noung James ChanngCross
houng J M 13 Toronto St Toronto
Z
Ztegler Ltoses No 1,SoulhamptQQ
Berkshire
Chester Uh le
Tamworth
York«h re
Horse Breeders
Nvne tnd Address
Name and Address
Aanrullural CoU'ec Th« Ontario Cnrlpb
AllVtiMm J hn'^tratlord
Aldmcfi W S Hornby
AlnUirr Hall Stak I arm K U I Ottawa
AL«i lira Ihinl 9 I U Huron Co
All n Ora 11 r* .rd
AILru^an Rrirt KRl Vrwton
AUbp Jofrfh K K 1 Coodweod
ABdrrvjB Graijr M H R t Ourtrb
AndfTuti K J VNinchntrr
Andrrvin K Vi Sr» Hamburii
Annm Ocorce A QlCUy
Arrrrir} 1 H Ccokitown
ArmiUonn Ilroa l^mt H 11
Armitronii John!) KK] Slijnrr
AnnilroeK Lntic H KK1 Coonvllr
Arnttrrng Ketrrt K R 1, SUynrr
AU ft Snrnan '"onbJdaldra
Alklnww Vi il rortElcu)
AsVI A r R R » CurlpK
B
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lUilr) W lam OI<rrini,«
lUkrr AMR n<<ror.d
lUkrr tti.IT Kamrton
itakl rk Allrrl Ma cn
Itaklw I Cbacbw U Ivtiutib.
Ilakta n ( A Cantvao
IU)«] n J I K K . klarkbai
Harare ttn Sjrriia
|iarai-i T !• Rralr*^
lOrrfjnlt II J KR" Orobljlkyi
t aiTTtt Ant \»W1 NN K Ui Parte >1 H
ItarT'tl CbarW I I ark HU.
Han n T>~ ttaiinrj
ItJrtmn Iftrw » Roiture. «b Strrat Ton* tu
ItaUrrVir samo'I I'roion klat on
Half T t Crarraltfumbrat OtUwa
Hatnllra UatvUr
HatlW VtMW K K 1 ItattoiU'
Ualty tt i R R I llrnrkln
IVwf Kfrrarvi K Kj 1 ttraU*
lUaiiK- t\ K K K il >• —
Itfitli R a,t ls<i«n«nvr
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ClydrhtaSc
Thorouehbrrtl
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CltdfsdaJe
Cl)dfidalr
UydfAdato
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Standard
C(>dfwtal«
Sbirt
Cl)dftdal«
CltdftdaJe
Cltdfidal*
Clydrvlalr
Rrr beron
Cl>df*dak
Clydndalc
Clydf-datr
Shre
Clydfadale
Cl‘id»‘dat»
Sh rr
t IvdfMlalr
Sbrr
Standard
Cl»dr* laJr
Clydr«<lalf
Standard
Clydrvlalc
Slandanl
Clydra.lalf
Thofouahbrnl
Th rnuahliml
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lla knry
CIt dndal-
Shre
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Sunlarl
CIt Iratale
Clydfvilalf
(tyd-wdate
VW t-ailatf
II* ktifv
Cl«lra.laie
BoUiart refer K R I tf Ivrrton
Dotaford Col n Auld
Boucoek AMred Lausng
Doutlfld Ufa) R Rl Jarvu
Uovard Ja t% Rrampton
Boyle Bros Kelyrood
Bmnton tViUia Conniry
Brandon Bros Forest
BRANT JOHN W..SB Qoeen senet Ottawa
Branton Allred J Rodney
Drtrkon John Applfby
Bi U n»« J Rith tpftd H \\
Bnicbl John Ottawa
Urode Uoi k 5 AduralKoad Toronto
Crooks I \\ SttUn*
Brown reorgr Moirswortb
Brown I A K R 3 Fergus
Brown Robt J Seagraye
Brush Bros Cedar Spnnfn
Bo r Angus Staynrr
Bull L J C Bran pio i
Culler Jonathan Ridgelcntn
Burgess Uelbnetnn Norwood
Burns C A dit Lniverslly Avenue Toronto
Boms JohnJ 391 Berkley Street Toronto
Uorr Chat umbton
Burr J r ttaubuno
Durr Thot Bngdfn
Burrell I Brampton
Butler %t t In^ertoU
Callender Jat North Gower
Canpbell A B Brrl n
Can pbetl Bros KB7 Alvintton
Co pbell U A Branchton
Ca ladian RatuiR Ass In perlalBank Bdst Toronlo
Carnahan I }i Box 114 Meaford
CarroU I M Carls Rita Hotel Tomato
Carson s Oarfasn
Cation T A Kinnlon
CarsU rs Robert R R J Fenclta
tawl R C SAl King Street Cast Toronlo
Case AQen t** ttarren Road Toronto
(atherwond ( rarge Uxbridge
CaUon i C K K S Kramrton
Chaetlon S I SpnPgtel
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
SttDiarl
Hackney
Shire
Sbire
Clydesdale
Haekaev
TheroughbiAl
HaeknfT
Shire
Cl>drtdale
Cl) deflate
bhire
Hackaey
Clydesdale ,
ACaltdanl
Standard
Shire
Sbire
Vhire
Hackney
CDdetdae
-piocoueobroi
TJioroi ihbred
Cl •dcs.Ule
Clyd'fcla e
4 heeler H (
Chen'
(brist e Grant Mi
r Hnprirr
Chat J lluotsviBr
Clark Alesan.1
CUrk A I K
Clark Jenrah
Clarkwn \l 11
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iiutnrcid
<n C'en h *>»<■ < rsnd A alley
1 U » ftK ArVWon Avenue
rtlu» Ktihard RRS Markhaa
CoUtivU A Itramplon
CrA-ldhwn >ifii >wt 191 U UVIl
Col.lwb'wn Um M < hfll
Cnlwa.Th«>a< K K t I lylh
7h"»«J<Alfo
Hr kney
Civ lesdale
C|,desji1e
Thfirourbbrwl
ClydraUle
ClydraJrle
•turvlafl
Ciydrs-UI*
M^aUril
Civ Ira trie
:OM-HOD
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
Ccmloit Frank Sbrddon
Connaught 1 ark Jotiry Club 1"0 Sparks Otlana
Connor Matthew Aylmer
Cooke Fred B VontWll
Cooke L L c,o Doin nion Li\e Stock Commas
CoiT George 11 Sc Son Fairfield Cast
Cceby C b Pelham Union
Coulter Bros Pott Perry
CooUer JoVmkS RR“Sl. Thomas
Courtney A C 4 Son Picket ng
Coutts, Dot aid D R R 2 Bradford
Coutts K D M dhursi
Cowan Mex RRl Donalda
Cowie R B R ■ ^orkRoad Toronto
Cowieson J B & Sons Queensv lie
C X M C 4R Kfng Street R Toronto
Cox Herbert RRb Vvalerfotd
Cox Oscar R RRl Unonsille
Cox LstaleofT A Brantford
Coyle Patrick Auld
Crawford AC Ln o
Crawford Bros RK] Ac neourl
Creech Jos Lambton M 11s
Crew C A R R 2 Srarboro
Crewson Id R R 2 Arthur
Crewson Irank RR2 Arthur
Crossen R K Cobourg
Crow T A no PeanAsenur Toronto
Crowe R n am Cannan ore
Cruirkshank James R K 1 Enn
Culham belson R R o Galt
Cunningham A 342 Delaware Asenue Toronto
Cunn 8 Michael Burnley
Curran J R 3'‘4 Crawford Street Toronto
Cish ng Jas IVinionb)
llatidson Robert C Markham
hasidson R L Mradowsile
tiasiet Cee Broad lew Avenue Toronto
Ilavln K R UunsrginKoad Toronto
Ilav rs ii R Todn nrden
Clydesdak
fsW HatVney
Clydrsdale
Clydesdale
Ha knry
Ciydesdw
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
aydesdalr
(^1 Clydesdale
Galbraith Bros Orangeville
Gallowa) Jas R Courtr gbt
Carbult Fr^ Malton
Cartmlt R tl Dutton
Gaidhouse C S Hwtnber
Carihouse II 4 Hghfeld
Gardhouse J M Reston
Gaidhouse John 4 Sons {light eld
Gardhouse John 4 Sons Reston
Gars n J f c/oR A MrCuHogh OK) Queen Stiri
Toronto
fears Bros london
C bson T G 4 K Drnf ct i
G dd ngs Harry Oakville
C (f n I roctof K R 2 Brooks II
G btotf Charles Mount Forest
GUssco I- Sandwich Strret R Rindsoi
Cleeson J 4 J J ]!H Clarence Street Ottawa
Clover R F^Fingal
GOOD CAR THOMAS NeMts.Riebm<Hid
Gonlfrllow Bros R K J Renton
< ood son Thot Bellamy
feood son R T Sarli a
< otdon Arthur Chatfaa
C Ofn ley A f Uo ons illc
I t rahaui T A Claremont
frahan Rillan CtareiLont
< ras Josrr>h4 Rill am RRl Blyth
ClydckUl
Clydcsdal
Hackney
CBdesdal
Cltdesiiale
CIj tesUI
Cl) iesilal
Stan tani
Thorough bml
Cl desdal
Chd idal
Cl)desdal
(t)| llydetdal
Duane Jo* H 3) Isabella Street Toronto
tkihrrty Hugh hcarborojun t n
Doherty R M Malton
tv Ison A J Chatha i
Ik n Alda Kartns The Todn ml i
Doi gher John Mfornness
ISowner Ausi n bonya
:>r rv Frank CharngCrt«»
Drury K It ChannrCniM
Ihit It liert MiTtle Slat on
|) nse Ih S J SI Mar, i
DsmritSVAl 21. Mn. Mr-et R T r.
|| r<« k I rank C m wall I la t
I Hall Ian 1 at wi lia I I servlev
1hon at I ark II II
H t B Hne>kw e«1 Ian S wt n
Haas Br » K K I I ar a
Maratit M hael Bcmholn
Hahn ilesirs C nwurxl
lutes I rnest HK| ■‘norrlon
Man Di . as Br a kl n
Hall \ t t R Re Hombs
Uallett R J Rhtbv
lUnbly \rlbur klnnburg
liantlv Heirs Klemhurg
Han It A iorkey Club Han It «
Han alIRa SI indantrOsi
llaist krshuri Itrurkv He
Mar<1s Ih w I Drs trs
ItaTnsBevw Ursshm
Harr we Raltir 4. RjiirtHtai
HarT<« Da wl K R I s'rwl ei
HaseaJ F | Rett n
lU sard ja k Uarkham
Ha sard t H Markham
Ha saol IH T M t> <'r1van A
Had I H Uiwitas
llettlefsiA tha* Marthsule
H*t Wwe la ws Aruwsajn
itJjt J H IV 1 X » kfnret.«
mtrran I h vi 1 i.ena
I grfakl I nw kl HI I SI I H t
394 CANADA
ONTARIO— PIG HORSE BREEDERS
WES-COL
Sai e and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Brtof
Wesley BilliimJ Tbortihlll
WelUaijf'r Jno No S NewHamburg
Wbalen W lind Centrev He
VSTiatton lUrrr, Pieton
\VbJte I) M 4 t J Aroherslburg
WTuie 11 Ikirt Rowan
White Thos No • Staples
Willunsorv CeorjeA AlUstoO
W Ikinson Heber Alliston
W 11 arov Crorge Queenivjlje
W Hams J Wesley Thornhill
Wiliams Wm.No 1 Schomberg
Will 1 Ralph Conriley
W Misrratt W M Rain) Riser
W Iscn Oare kf Hon
Wood Irsine Croton
Wood. R SI Bracllord
\orkshire
Tamsntftb
ChrstrcUb te
Duroc Jersey
\orksbice
\oikshire
Sorkshrr
Totkshire
Torkshire
Brrksh te
Sorb^ re
Workmao JohnC Essex
Wnght CeoTEe B SVbeatle) (cj
Wright lames R Englehart
Wnght W E & Son Claoworth (si
Wright W r June CIan\rorth
Wyatt Lawrence Strathroy
Y
Toung Fdieard Corton
konog James Char ng Cross
koisng J H 13 Toronto St Toronto
Z
Ziegler Moses No 1 Southampton
Berkshire
1 orkih re
Tam worth
Chester White
Berkshire
CbesterWlute
Tam worth
korksh re
Horse Breeders
A<nruUur»l Coll'g' Tb* Ont*no Guflph
Aln^h*t tun Sia k I «Tn H H ) Utu» «
A! « |l»ti Ihinlop I 0 Huron Co
Aliro ( »o UuH rl
Allw^hin HftKKl S«»ton
Aliop Jovph K K 1 CoodwiXd
Aadmon G«ert* M K Rt Gu«lnb
Andmoti K J Wlichnlw
Aadrrvti K » Srw Hamburg
Annrll Crorie A Uit Citv
ArP'^IO’ I It Cmkilova
Art»«tren( Crm Ixruit till
Armtrenf Jd n 1 ) K K 1 5 U>iirr
Arnttronx Utl « H R K 1 (.olontillr
ArmiirnB Kobrrt KK|,buyn«t
AtK n ScrtLin Aort&Miklcn
Atitnvin H lonLlfia
AoW Ac R K • ru»lph
(b
( Al ird I Jk'lt
B
I A M Rln<«oM
Rakrr \\ U T, JUnirCon
i Aklrk Alb'll tUI on
lUbU n lllhbutsh
lljkt. n ( A Canbrro
lUlwl «i J 1 R R _ Markhru
M n A»m a
lurmet T t Rmlr'n
KarrtuMI l< J R K •> Uroblatioii
UariTM AnI baU NS KUiratklln
lurtflt Cbarbn I laiklldl
litn* TTr>. <Cai/oaJ
lUrlrCTri a* *« Rmtu^ Ab blrr<l Tom lu
iiat<l'lr« samii'l I'rcl a Autlbn
lUir T I C'ntralChambn* OlUma
ll.lrr Ilf*. Oak» *
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hi* rn A Umu*' Ai SJafy •
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lurrr T J II ««n
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Ct) dnrfaR
Thorouxbbml
SianAaid
Clv<l<«<Ulr
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Cl>drvlatr
Harkoey
Clydnadak
Ci>d«^l«
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^undara
ClydiwUR
Shn
Clyd<^al«
Clydiidale
Cl) dndal'
Cl) d'*dal<‘
Ict b«Ton
(i)d««daR
CI)dtMla>«
Cl>dr>dalr
CltdpRlalc
CIrd* dab-
ll>dn.lab
Standard
ClydrHlal'
Tbnry^bbml
StanitanJ
lla Imry
Cl) ln.lil'
stawUnl
Cl d'a.Ul'
CCyd'Mfat'
Nan e and Address
Bosbart Peter R K 7 M tvrrton
Rotsford Col n Auld
Bouroek Alfred t^us i j;
DousI rid U ray K R 1 Jart'U
Oovard Ja es Riampton
Boyle Bros llolrrood
Boywon " Haro Connlcy
Bran Ion Bros Fomi
SRAMT JOHN V AS. Quets SU*et OttaRk
Urantoo AUrrd J R^ney
Brrekon John
Belli n$«r J Utcb iierul Hill
Ungl t John Ot<*''a
Bred r \rm A S Adiuiral Road Toronto
llrooks I U Slirl ng
Brown Croi^r Molrsvotlb
Brown t A KR 3 Frryut
Brown Robi J Srapave
Brush Bros CrdarSprings
Hair Aiunis S(a>n(T
Bull L J C Bra i plot
Bultrr J nathan BidxrlOHti
Harness Hrllnflon Norwood
Barm C. A A* Univmlly Avtine Toronto
Bums JnhnJ 39 i Berkley street Toronto
Burr Cbas ui bton
Burr J I- U aubune
Barr Thos Bri^dm
llorTrll r Brampton
Butler B i inAetsoll
Callender Jas North Cower
Can pbell A U Bert n
Can pbell Bros K K " Alvinslon
Cai pbell D A Brancblon .
Canadian Kac ne Ass Imperul Bank OJiT* Toronto
Caroahan I ii Boa 114 kleaford
CarcoU I- M Carls Rita Hotel Toroolo
Carson N Claehan
Carson T A Klnntm
Canlairt Kobert R R t Fenrlla
Casel K C SeO King Street pail Toro) la
Case Alien 4. ttarrrn Rond Toronto
Calherwonl t enfae UabrUgc
CaUon L C KHZ Brampton
Charlton S I Sprinal'M
Chester K C Mespeler
Chmtemnn t.has J lluntiv Ue
Cbrtsle Grant Mancbrsler
Christ e lyter Slanrhesler
Claney I B Cuelph
Clarh Alraaroler Hutton
Clark C P , K k
Clark • • •
irk Jmeph Ka»en'hoe
irkwm \{ II am 1 1 rht eld
auyt m Cm A S«> I rand \ alley
Cl Und B B ItM Arkleelun Avn ue i
CleUn.1 B H Tf y .
eVur oit. I eery R R R S. hi Oeorge
Clever !« Rkfcarl RRS Markka D
C n n* « A llrart pVm
C .liutioin Ire-t l»s 101 M 1 bell
t«A|ubr*n Bm Ml hell
Cdum Tbemai R K I I lyth
CVydesdate
Shire
UydrsdJi
Clj-drsdale
Tborougliftred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdsi
SUodsrd
iUckney
Shire
Shire
Clydridate
Hackney
Thoroughbred
Hackney
Sh re
hhlre
Clydesilale
Siandanl
Standard
Shire
Sblre
Thofw esbrot
Clydewla *
ClyrleoUX
:OM-HOD
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
Cocnfott Frank Sbrddon
Connaught Park Jockry Club ISC Sparks Ottawa
Connor Matthew Aylmer
Cooke Fied B Vonthill
Cooke L. L c,o Dominion Li\e Stock Commissioner
Ottawa
Corbett NMIliamL & Sons RRS AihaCraig (r)
Corp WiHred RRC Woodstock
Core George H 4 Son Fairfield East
Cceby C. b Pelham Lnion
Coulter Bros Port Perry
Coulter JrtiTiW RR“ SC Thomas Isp)
Courtney A C 4 Son Pickering
Coutts. bonatd D RRS Bradford
Coutts R D Midhursl
Cowan Alex R R 1 Donalda
Cowie B W R ■* Tork Road Toronto
CQ«ie«on J U 4 Sons Queensv He
Cox H C 4B King Street W Toronto
Cox Herbert R R b Vi aletiotd
Cox Oscar R RRl UnjonMlle (p)
Co* Estate of T A Brantford
Coyle Patrick Auld
Crawford A G Lnio
Crawford Brea R R ] Agmcourl
Creech Jos Lambton M Us
Crew C A RRS Srarboro
Crewson Id RRS Arthur
Crewsoo I rank RRS Arthur
Crossen W K Cobourg
Crow T A ICO Pears Asenue Toronto
Crowe William Cannan ore
Cruickihank James R R J Enn
Cunn s Mirhael Burnley
Curran J W SAt Crawford Street Toronto
Cushing Jn Ponionby
ilenms James A ]0> MaeDnnnell Str yt Tui
Ilirkton W Angus RRl AUwcwxt
Dison J J 311 TomnloOen lru«lt Dklgs
tkiane Jo* i( 30 lubrIU Street Toronto
ivihert) Hugh Scarboro Junctam
llnherty W M Mallon
tk Item A J Chatham
linn Alda harms The Todnonl-n
isougher John Sirormies*
iviwner Austin bonia
Drury hrank ChanngCrr-s
Drury Roll CbanngCniss
Ih ft R Vert Mi-ttlevisl m
Dunsellh J •>' RsD •
D'mrsit S \ A I SI- Mngvin-etW 1 T
tharl V ITrs | Isle
tm* k 1 rank C enwslIJsla 1
lisllism I si «i Kail I irrslrs
Ihon as i ark It II
( R Brniikw Bxl I an \rwt m )
Calbra tb Bioi Orangeville
Calloway Jas W C^rtnght
Carbult Fr^ Afalton
Carbult \\ tl Dutton
Gardbouse C S Hursber
Gardbouse K A Higbf eld
Cardbouse J M W eston (
Canihouse Joha4SoDS HighfeU
Cardbouse J^n A Sons WeSton (c
Carvm J f e/oW A McCullogh SK) QueenStreetWes
Toronto
Gears Bros Londoo
Cibson T G 4 K Denf ttd
C dd ngs Harr) Oakville
Cifin Iroctor RRS BrookvUk
Gdslotf Charles Mount Forest
GUssco I S' Sandwich Street W Wmdsot
Cleeson J 4J J 19A Clarence Street Ottawa
Clover W F,FingaI
GOOD CAPT THOMAS Mep*tn.Riebmi»d
Oooelfellow Bros k R d Bolton it
Good son Tbos Bellamy
Goiirl son W T Aamia fc
< otdon Arthur Chatbani
Comle) A C InoBvilic
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
ClydesdaV
CIt desdale
Clvdesdale
Thoroughbred
Tbofoughbrrd
Ifteknev
Standard
CIt desdale
Cltde^ale
Thomugbbrrsl I
Haknev ,
Theeougbbrrd I
Clvdesdale ||
Clvdesdale *'
Ah re I
ClvdewUle I
Gould J P Markham
4 rahani R Clarenont
< rahan Robert jTutce On rge Hotel Torent
( rahaui T A ClarrnvonI
Crahan William CtamDenl
Crav Joseph 4 Wdt am K R I Blyth
OneveWiUan Cred ton
Onlfilh W L llavelork
( toal At M Boa 113 Mt iceesi
< rtweh W H Atraiford
Haas Bnn K H I I any
Magarty Muliael Bomholn
Hahn lienrv lanwund
Ha lev I mesl R R | tyirwel
Hatl Thou as RraAin
Hall A I « w K R J iiccnbv
UaUett A\ J Whtbv
l^J \ ^^k^Trivlh
rwm A M laugM n *
ml A\ J ^ louretee S'
I llartiv Ihw I Drvitet
( ItamvIAiw Iknhu
llarrwa AAaltev 4* Kirneudatie Avr
Hamm DataLKRI \ew 1 m
Maseard t | AA nt m
llax^ard {*11 ^virkV^
lUtvanl Dr T H D A,|a.nAvroue
H ard T II Uivixav
llem.1 rvm thav Manhvi.
Shire
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Standard
Clvdesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoro ixhbred
(c) Stan lard
Clydes tat
ClydemUl
Ci'de dal
Shire
Clydesdal
ClydcfUal
Hackney
Clvdesiiale
Clydesdale
Clydevlale
Clxletdal
Sun taril
Thoroughbml
Clvdesdal
Clvd adal
Clydesdal
(f) Clydesdale
Mrmer IKw I rrxwV.^
Mew KB Sxxw.a
Hrrgat aua-a.1 l|.«
Mxe I 1 a ixV * V
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394 CANADA
ONTARIO— PIC HORSE BREEDERS
WES-COL
HesJff WWiim J Tlioniliin
WtltljoJ-r Jro No S New Hamburg
%^T»al'Ti V\ Krld Centrtrill*
tt1iatt«> Harrv, 1‘ictoo
\4tlte D SI 4 F J Amhentburg
While II INJrt Rowan
NVblie TV>* So • Suplei
« Ik ruon George A All Jloo
%S lUsioo Heber Alliiloa
W II affw Trorge Queenaville
\\ lUams I S\e<cf Thocnlull
N\ II ams iSm ,So 1 Scbotnberg
U IIi> Kalpb Gormlry
« II MTsit W H Rainy R »er
\\ lioo dare SI lion
Mood Imne Croton
Wools R 1 rarllorl
Workman JohtiC. Essex
SSnghs Cforse B WbeaOey
Wtigbt tamei P Englehart
Wrigbt W E &Soo Glann-octh
\oiiag rdwtrd Corton
'Soime Jamra CbanngCms
\ouog J H 18 Toronto St 1
I Z (gtrr Moses ho S Sovihampton
Horse Breeders
AgnruUural CpU g» The Ontario Guelph
Alim Geo liurf rd
Alliogham Red kRI Newton
Alter Joteph RK] Goodwood
Anilefton George \i R R 8 Guelph
Armttmng John l> RKt SUieer
Armtiroog I^leM li li 1 Unonvlle
Amitmng Robert KKl, buyner
A(i n SmTi-Mi Sorib Malden
Hart A1 rd 1 dxelr)
IG ley \\ a n tH«rf f*
I ikrr A SI R ngworj
1 aker H kl T lla npicfl
Hail ek Albert Slal on
Hall* n Ch-a In KOI burgh
IGkIw n ( k Canbreo
Havl.n J I KR_MarVha
IGmei Wn Samia
IGrert T S I mtrm
I arehatlt H J H K» lUoSUlsn
I tnnt Anh GaVl W R K 6 Park H 11
lurrrit Ch^rlea | lublliU.
Karr n Tl'w Mattwd
Rattrem lbr« a » Roiburongh Street Torut I
IGbtrSe Sarna I lyoM) btat nt
IG » 7 t Im ralChamten OtGwa
Haler llPw Oak^iTe
Ralll'T Wetlee KKI iialGsdle
tlatiT Ml R R I I rorAlin
a J A W r> t>e« er
•e Krervin R RJ I tbralge
1 w W R R R • I kea
> Rat Jkjwr'^nrl le
letl Jit U Ukelirw
T T / Hrtim (
(rar Ciydeutale
Ptrehefon
Ctydesdate
Tkoroughbretl
Standard
ClydevlaJe
CtydnOaG
Ci)des<lale
Oyde dale
Standard
Clydmtale
n CWRwdale
Standard
Clydewlale
SGndard
Ciydrtilale
Thnmuebbreil
TS jenughbred
Ntandaid
(.1 lla knee
Cl dmUl'
Boshart Peter R R 1 Mdverton
Iloulotd Col n Auld
lloucork Alfred Laus ng
Boutlrld Wraj K R I Jan s
Roeard Jan e« Brampton
Boyle Bros ilolyreod
Boynton WHan Cor nicy
Brandon Bros Forest
BRART J05R W 88 Queen Street Ottawa
Brantoo Alirrd J Rodney
Dreekon John Appleby
tinll nger J R hn ond H 11
BpgM John Ottawa
Bfod e Wen A 5 Ad rat Roa I roronto
ttronlA I VA St tbng
llrowo Ceorge Molesworth
Brown 1 A R R 3 Fergus
llrown Kobt J Seagravr
Brush Bros Cedar Springs
B« e Angus SUyner
Bull t. J G Bran pto
lluller J nalhan K dsetow
Burgess Beltfigton Norwood
Boms C A i« U vmity Avenue lotcuio
Buns John J 331 Berkley Street Tetonto
Borr Chas Cambton
Burr J F Baub no
Burr Thos Dng len
Burrell I Brampton
Butter B F Ingmoll
Callmler Jas North Cower
Can pbell A V BrrI n
CampbeUBros R R ~ Alvinston
Aa pbell U A Branthton
Canadian Racng Ass Imperial Bank Udgs Toronto
Aamahan F |I Box 114 Sleaford
Carroll I M Carls Kltt Hotel Toniolo
Canon S Cla ban
Canon T A Kingston
Canlalrs Robert K K I Fenelta
Case! K C its Ring Street Last, Toronto
Case Alien 4 Warren Road Toronto
Catheesremd Geewxe I abridge
Cauoa L C R K S. Brampton
Charlton S I Spnngt eld
Chester K < Hetpeler
Chratenwwi Chat J HunlsMllF
Cbml' Grant Slinebnlrr
esnst e l*rter SlanchesI r
Clan ey I 11 < u Iph
Clark Alrisnter Hutton
Clark Cl R K S Slealord
CGrk J weph Karrnshoe
Claikwm W am Itighr ekl
C Gel u> Cm ft Si-ai < nn>l A alley
CtrUrwt AN B tl* AtklmoO Avenue Itsmaioo
a Ufbl AA B True
Cletiuins I'rerr V R R 8 St Omrte
Clevetdm RkhaM R It 8 Markham
r I as AA A Brampton
A Anhnnn Vrwl IV a BH St i h*ll
Cot ban AAo M I >»ll
Colwui Thomai It K I lllyth
Clydrsdal
Clydesdale
Thorpug/ibred
Clydesdale
(sf} ClydeRlale
COM-HOD
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
Name and Address
Name and Address
Comfort Frank Sbeddon
Connaught t*ark Jockey Clob ISd Sparks Ottama
Connor Matthew Aylmer
Cooke Fred B FonthiU
Cooke L~ I. e,o Dominion Live Stock Commiss
Corbett William L & Sons RR2 Ailsa Craig
Corp W ilfred K K 6 W oodstork
Corr George H & Son Fairfield East
Cosby C t Pelham Lmon
Coulter Bros Port Perry
Coulter John \V R K * St Thomas
Courtney A C. & Son PKkenng
Coutts Donald D R R 2 Bradford
Coutts K D tfidburst
Cowan Alex RK1 Donalda
Cowne K W R 7* Tork Road Toronto
Co«ie«on J B 4 Sons QueensviUc
Cox H C 4B King Street W Toronto
Cox Herbert R R 5 W aterford
Coa Oscar K R R 1 Unionville
Cox Estate of T A Brantford
Coyle Patrick Auld
iwford
1 G Lm<
CrawfonlBros RRl Axincourt
Creech Jos Lambton '1 lls
Crew C A R R 2 Srarboro
Crrwson Ld RK2 Arthur
Crewson Frank R R 2 Arthur
Crossen W R Cobourg
Crow T A 140 I ears Avenue Toronto
Crowe UHliam Lannaroore
Cru ckshank James RRl Enn
Culham Nelson R R S Galt
Cunningham A 312 DelawareAvenue Toronto
Cunn I M chael Uumlej
Curran J W 3?*l Crawford Street Toronto
Cush ng Jas Pnosonby
Dale L Datriel King
Dari ng John Bradford
ilavKlson ( eo 4 Son Chert) wood
Davfdson Robert C Markham
Davidson W L Meadowvale
Davies, Ceo Broadview Avenue Twontn
Daves K W TJ Dunvegan Rnad Toronto
Davus K W To^mrden
Deeher John Junr K R 3 Zuncli
Dennis James A 10 > Ma Donnell Mrrrt Toronto
Dukion W Angus RRl Atlwrasl
Discm J J 111 Tororitoten TnisisBklgs Toevml
Doaor Jos H 3 1 ttabrila Street Toronto
ivherl) Hugh Sarboro Junction
Doherty W M Malton
Hulson A J Chatham
Don Alla Farms The Toif or len
IkHigher John stroiineM
|>)wnrr Austin Scri)s
iirur) I rank IharngCmss
Drvry Robf tbanne Iriwi
I Clydesdale
Civ de&dale
Shire
Sh It
Cl) drsdale
I Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
lia knry
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Tkoroughbred
Thomughbred
Oydesdale
' Clydes^le
Hackney
Shire
Pert heron
Clydesdale
Hackney
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clydrsdale
Standard
Thoroughbred
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Standard
Clydrsdale
Standard
Shir*
l>i H K bert Mvetlo
2IS King*
l W It
XI Hall I ann J at «i Jtall I vervlm
I Thon as I ark 11 II
It <» It Heiv'kw aat lan Nrwt xi !
,tl J r I l-nv.-
. J I K R J I Ivth
Tw*i & M laugLl n Allen t tie
n< \\ J I aurewe xtaihui
autknre || K M erw »•!
ettuvxv |a« akl A w-mi K K A. *-t
rrruwv V n J val f wt
lesuvvi Ivtrr KK* Walled
rr.uww W II 1 l\»klamt
■nd,av J H l< t X S Aropri-x
I gveaSI iiw Mwitv-ili,®
Foster Bros H yndford
Galbraith Bro< Orangeville
Galloway Jas W CMrtngbt
Carbutt Fred Malton
Garbutt W H Dutton
Gaedhouse C S Humber
Gaedhouse If A Higbfield
Gardhouse J M W eston
Gaedhouse John 4 Sons HighfelJ
Gardhouse JohnASons Weston (<
Garv n J F c/oW A McColIogh 990 Queen Street W ei
Toconto
Gears Bros London
Gibson T G 4 R Denlickl
< iddings Harry Oakville
Ciffn Proctor KR2 Brookville
GiUtorf Charles Alounl Forest
Glassco F 2 Sandw cb Street W Windaoi
Cleeson J & J J IDs Clarence Street Ottawa
Clover W F.Fingal
GOOD CAFT TBOSAS irepean.
Goodfellow Bros K R j Bolton
Good son Thos Bellamy
Cowf son W T Samjj
< ordon Arthur I batbam
Corn ley A O I o onv ille
t.ott Forbes Epmng
Cfouland John liunber
Coull J P Markhaii
t raham R CUreeionl
Graham Robert I'nnr* George Hotel T
( rahaui T A Oaren ont
Crahan Will am CUremeel
JmrpbAWiltain KKI Blyth
•sU Roaeneath
am Cred ton
h W I Havriork
I W M Boa 113 Ml I ocest
"i (f Stratford
S Spr> ^ C Aafeowl
Clydesdale
Clydesda e
Shire
Hacknev
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Stan lard
Clydesdale
Thoroughbrctl
Shire
sun liM
Clydes lal
Clydrsdal
Clydesdal
Shire
Clydetdal
Ctydesdal
Hackney
llvdesdal'
Clydesda!
Cl) levdal'
Clydesdal
Stan lanl
Thoroughbml
Clvdesdai
Civ I idal
Clydesdal
Clydesdale
btanilard
TVe-j-ut
tlnt-wta
Clrd^ a
ONTARIO— PIG. HORSE BREEDERS
Wfiley .niomUU
Weltlinf'T Jd') \0 9 NewHimbur*
\Vli4i™ CCTitrenlle
\%Tullai Hirrv, ricWn
D 'I * E J , Amherslburg
WTiltp II 1*00 Rowan
Wbii* TJxjt. So : Supin
^^tlktnvjn GmrppA Atllston
NSironwiO AlliiUs
Gtorci- Qofeiuvlllf
Uillums I ^^e«l«r TtMrntuJI
Willami \\m So 1 Schombfrg
UillK Ralph CormlM
\S tUvTalt \\ H Bi!n> Rjmi
\\ il«nn CUr' M lion
Mood Ir»iae Crolon
Momt. K M Hridford
nrullursl CoUrj. Th* Ontario Guelph
AilVio«*i Jihn Strati ltd
AUenon M S HomVy
AInther Hall Stoi k I arn RU] Ottawa
Aten li»n t)unl>p| O Huron Co
Allen (»eo liurf rd
AlUngha n Real kRl Se»ion
AtMip Joseph H K 1 Ijoodwood
Andrrwn George M K R 2 Guelph
Arrmlmnii jolt 11 KRl Sta)n<
ArniitroiK iMleli KKl Ltiior
Anniimna Robert KKl.Suyner
Atkin Seen an SoribHaUen
AtViBwut \\ H lewlEUla
AbH AG R K • Tuetph
IG/( Alirnf IJ e|es
IG Irp Ml lain OI <inu'
Raker A 11 R naweod
baker MU ilainpion
Iiarrett AnM^UM RRS Park H II
ilarrett Ctalle* I larkfldL
ban r T>o* Matlwd
IGrtretn Ihenai "• RoiUcrxiab Street Tewont ■
bakpekf Samuel ITol «i Mation
jUle T I CetitraUhamben Ollaai
baler br « Oakville
KlllJer Memler K K J I'UltlllLe
korieshire
Tamworih
CbeslrtkMntc
koung Edward Corlon
konng James Lharlng Cross
kou0g J H 18 Toronto St .Toroolo
I Ziegler Moses So 1, Southampton
Horse Breeders
(ere Cl)desilati.
Perebrron
Cl)drs<lale
Iloshatt Peter R R 1 Milverti
ftotslor I Cotin Autd
Bouroek Alfral Laus ne
OousfieM Mnjr R K I Jarsi:
Ikiorougbbreil
Standard
Cl)dtsdale
BovanI Ja les Brampton
Oople Bros Holyrood
Uo)nton MiUiati (oralev
Brandon Bre« PorrtI
BRAMT JOHN W, 66. Queen Street, Ottawk
Uranion Allred J Rodney
Brort e \Xm A 5 AdiiwraJ Road rorottlo
Brooks ( Ak Stirling
Drowo Ceorge Molesworth
Bronn LA K R 3 Fergus
Boros L A lU Lnivrraiiy Aven le Toronto
Bums JolmJ S9d Berkley Street Toronto
Barr Cbas Lan bton
Burr J b Maubuno
Bort Thos flfjgdeo
Burrell F Brampton
Bullrr M I IngersoH
Staodatil
CI>lleeJa|e
(r) Clydevilalr
Stamlant
ripileMtale
Standard
Ctyilr«.lale
Thnrniabbreil
Tb/emiebbr.^
AtjintanJ I
(.1 Ilatkner
Carnahan I H Box III Me^ord
, CarrodI I M CatU Kile Hotel Toronto
I Canon S Clachan
Canon T A Klnstlon
Caralalr* Robert )< R t Eenrlla
Cawl K C S-U King Street Last Toroni
Case Alien 4 Marrrn Rnad Toronto
(athenrand G«me llxbrUge
tatlna I C KK2 Brampton
ChatUm S. I Spruigtel)
Chnier K I. Hnpeler
(hmtetnon Cbas J iluntiilUe
CfaeWtie Grant Manehetltr
Cbntlie I*eter Man better
CGn ey i B < U'lph
(r) Berksh re
k orkthire
{i\ Tanswirth
Chester Mhle
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
(j»J Clydesdile
CJ>desdaI
Standard
Haeknrv
ShiK
Shire
Clydesdal
Thoroughbred
JUekner
Shir*
Clydesdale
CJydeadil*
Shire
Hackney
(ri ClvdebUle .
Shite •
Shire
Clydeblale
Suhdarrt
Stabdari
Shire
Shire
Shire
Shire
hackney
Calteoder Jit Sorth Cower
Can ptwH A D Berlin
Campbell Bros R R " Altinston
Ca pbell D A Uranrbton
Canadian Racing Ass Imperial Bank Bdgt .Toronto
Cbtk Aleranter Dutton
llark <1 R KS kleal wd
Clark J ner-h Ravenihne
Cbrkun MUIiam llrhreU
(Gylm r*f. AG-n Grand kaRey
Clebml M It (M ArkWun Avenue lUn
Oeland Vk M Tiov
Clrmnei* IVrvy R R R S At GeoTfe
Cleyeilm Rkhant RRg Markham
foJ n« M A. Ilran pUm
IfAlihwn at«| Ibilfti )l lebell
l<A(ab»n Mm M t VI|
CeJ.141 Tb m at. )< K I lllylb
COM-HOD
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
Name and Addre-
Name and Address
CcpnooT Matthew Aylmer
tooke rred B l-onlhill
Cooke L. L e,o Dominion U\e Stock Comn
Otuna
Corbett WiUiaaiL i "^ons RRJ AilsaCraia
Corp iKred K K 6 oodstock
Corr George H & Son Fairfield East
Cosbv C. L Pelham Cnion
Coulter Bros Port Perry
Coulter John \\ R R * St Thoinas
Courtney A C i Son pjckenng
Coutts, Donald D R R 2 Bradford
Coutts RDM dhurst
Cowan Mea RRI Donalda
Cowie R \\ R 7" Vork Road 'Toronto
Cowie'on J B 4 Sons Queens\il|c
Coa H C 46 Ktng Street" Toronto
toa Herbert RR6 "aterford
Coa Oscar K RKt Unontille
Coa Estate of T A Brantford
Coyle Patrick Auld
Cranford AG I mo
CrawfonlBrce KRl Agincoort
Creech Jos Lambton Mills
Crew C A R R 2 Searboro
Crewson K K 2 Arthur
Crewson 1 tank l< K 2 Arthur
Crossen " K Cobourir
Crow T A 110 learsAtenue Toronto
Crowe "ilUam Cannamore
Cruickshank James RRI tnn
Culbam Nelson R KJ Galt
Cunningham A 312 Delaware A\enoe Toronto
Cunn s Ml hael Burnley
Curran J " 3 j 44 Crawford Street Toronto
Cushing, las Pnntonby
Pale L Datriel King
Daring John Bradford
Davidson ( eo ASon CherT)wo<«]
Davfdson Robert C Markham
Pavidhon ft C tiVadbwssiV
s Cfo Wrtiadsiew A>»n«» Toronto
I R " -J DunveganRoad Toronto
iltvin R " Tod I erden
Drcher John Junr K Hi Zun'h
--S JanesA lllj Mifl>onn»|i
an " Angus RKt Altwni,^
I J J 111 Tomntoten Trusts tlLIgs Tonrmto
'll Street, Toronto
Ikiane Jna H Sil Isabella Street Tcwuntn
IVherty Hugh Searboro June! n
Doherty " t| tlalton
Dolson A J Chatham
i>rury I rink Channg Cross
Drury K hi ChanngCn.s
Duff K ben Mrrllestatiin
Dunseith S J
t A I 212 h og vtr.^,
Shite
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Haikney
Clydrsd^
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
aydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Shire
Peitheron
Clydesdale
Harkney
Thoroughbred
Oydcsdak
Cly desdate
Standard
Tbotou'hbrrd
Clydesdale
Cly lesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
Standard
Thoroughbred
Cl) drsdale
Clydesdale
Ch desdate
CTvdesdafe
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Ha loes
Standard
Chdesdale
Clvdesdale
Thoroughbred
Ha knev
TheirouthbrH
Clvdesdale
Clvdesdale
Shre
Clvdesdale
Iv I'wdale I
h »■« ghbrej I
Foster Bros Hyndford
rtatt Fred Malton
Gaibott " H Dutton
Gardbouse C S Humber
Cardhouse H A Higbfirlij
Gardbouse John 4 Sons Hu>hl rid
Gardbouse JoboASons "nton |<
Garvin J F e/o" A McCuUngh SW Queen Street "r
Toronto
C ears Bros London
Cibsoo T C 4 R Drnficlij
( ddings Harry Oakville
Cffin IToclor KR2 Broocville
Gilsloff Charles Mount Foiest
Glassco F S~ Sandw ch Siffift " "miUor
rteeson J 4 J J 194 Clarence Street Ottawa
Clover " F^Fingal
GOOD CAPT THOMAS Sepran, Riebmond
C«oodlellow Bros R K j Bolton (
CMiod son Thoa Bellamy
<>aod son " T Samia I
< otdon Arthur Chatham
Com ley A C LnonviUe
(•ott Forbes Lpping
C ouland John Humber
< oull J r Maikha u .
( rahan R Clamnonl
Graham Robert Pnnee George Hotel TorenI
< raha T A Clam ent
Craham "diam Clarenwii
Ctav Ji^bAttilJam Rkj Blylh
< reen r T Sloney Creek
C.tem«^ J<*n 1126 Queen Streel East Tcwontn
Gneve /antes Cr Kotenralf,
C.reve "ill an Cred ton
Gnffth " L HavelorV
Croat " M Boa 113 Mt |<
iahn Henrv Linwon
la lev I mest K H J I'riw.i,
Ian Th <»av Brv^t n
lall \> lit K K 2 Hrgnbv
iallelt " ) "htbv
Ian bl) \nbur Kletnburg
Isnblv Heirv hleinl-u
Hat mall V
« Jokey
7 Han
41 Indiai
Shire
a>deedaJf
Shirr
Shire
Standard
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thorn ishbred
Shire
Standard
ClydesUI
Clydrsilal
Clydolal
Shrr
Clydexlat
Clydeula
Hackney
Clydesilal
ClydesiUI
ClydetiUle
Cl)rfe*<1ll
sundanl
Thortughbruil
CltdeKlaf
Cl) 1 tdal
Clydesdal
t lydesdale
Standard
CIr les<Ul
Civ lealal'
Cl) lewlal
I (lytwila
■lard* lb w I Itrv r,
394 CANADA
ONTARIO— PIC. HORSE BREEDERS
WES-COL
Name and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Brecii
ttesley k\ill am J TMnihiH
Iteltlauler Jno No 3 New Hamburg
Whalm Willnd Centret^H*
ttiiatlcm lUnv, 1 ctoo
MTdie D t| ft L J Atnhentburg
CVhjW 1 1 INirt Rostan
ttTilie TVn No • Stapl'*
UHkinson (.eorgrA AlUston
IViUaaioo Heber Alliilon
1 \ 11 am« Ceorge Q„eeMville
tt Ihami I VVevry Thornhill
W II ams %Vm ,\o 1 Schomberg
ttllls Kalph Gormley
ttillieralt M H KaiO)Rnrr
ttllsnn Oarr M Itnn
Mood Imne Croton
Woo'U R yt I'caKord
korkshite
Tamworil
Chester White
Duroc ]mer
Norkshire
Vorksh re
kofkshiie
Norkshire
Noiksb cF
Berkshire
\ osksh re
Workman JohnC Esstx
Weight Ceorge B Wheatley (r]
Wfight James (> Englehart
Ungbt W E 4 Son Clannorlh (s)
W right W F Junr Claoworth
Wyatt Lamence Strathtoy
Y
koung rduKird Corton
Noting James ChanngCisss
Noting j H IS Toronto St Toronto
Z
Z egler Moses No 1 Southampton
Berkshire
Norkshlre
Tamtkonh
Chester Wbtle
Bethshlie
ChesterWh te
Tamwoith
Yotkth te
Horse Breeders
AfrKuIlur»l Coll.
A
' Thf Onlirio GurlpU
A tvwvsB Jt+nsvmlrrt
Alil«Tv»i \V S llnntby
AlriUnllallbtok I srn K K I UtlsNsa
Ain lirn Uuntno t O KmaCo
Aim ( eo Hurt r I
AlUo^kJ" K»»l kKl Vtwlon
Alter ^ I Oondwood
ABrJrrxm Cmrt. \| K R 8 Gu»lph
AtuSmen K J Wmehntet
Aodmon K \l s«w lltKburc
Ans'tt.C(nr(« A OilCit?
Api-nlo' I l< CmkitOKD
AtnttnnilirK ixnttlKU
ArrmUniix JoInO KKl SUjnrr
ArmtlnoK Kill LesrivU'
Amttrnej Kotnt KKl, ^Uyn<t
AU A Seen an SmbMaUn
AUmvf) U II icviElda
Aslil A ( K k ■* rurlph
lijyir A! tkI 1 i .]rY
Ka '
\Vi
lU'i
t A >1 Kin(w(
Itikn \l lI 1, Hu£rl'=*>
IWrk AlUrt Mijton
lUh vn CbatW IllUbuxttk
lUklw n ( A Aaoliaro
J I k k „ livkhau
llafT>*i tto Sirnu
IUr*'i 1 I
I^tTlanll H J KK» DrobUtk^
luntli Atx» tikl SA K «i 1 aik H H
lUfrrttCljrWI | uk IIOL
irl
• k<ntp>mi(b*ilt'vl Icr
1 1 K halt tprn. OI Ij • a
llr.« UakiO
T l\«W-» KK! I’UthtilV
« I k k I I r' kun
lUat »> \V K 1
iwtth, kail .airji
|Ma#1l J«. 1^1
A J
I >•< « 1 it
ra» I ( S , «
ri J < /» u ki >1 1 ' fii
II * Kar...
rv«« ) aa, A A a.»
Clydmlali*
Pmbtroii
Clyd«rt»le
Tborousbbrtil
Slaixtaiil
ClvdmUlr
Shr«
0)d<«lat^
Clydr^ilak
liacknY)
^Un lard
CkdrvUle
Cl)dri<lale
Cl>dndale
Cl>dndalr
Ci>d««lali-
llidmjalr
Cl>d't,lalr
Clyd' dak
(ltdrtdak
Shrr
Man lard
CI>d<^aIr
t.lyd<^)alr
Standard
rt)dndak
Standard
Cl)rdn.lalr
Thorrvcbbrr.l
Them abbrrd
Standard
lla knrir
Ch V^lal'
Staiklar I
ll> ImUk
(l> i)r«,|a|a
Dothart retrr KKl Milverton
DoUlitfd Col n \uld
Hourork Alfred Laus ng
Boutfrld kknr K K I Jar> s
Bovatd Janes hiamnton
tloyle Bros Hol>rooil
llotnCon Ullsn Conniry
Brandon Brot Forest
BRAMT JOSK W flS Qa*»D Slrtrt Otbira
Brantoo Allred J Kodney
Oreekon John Apelebv
Bnll nger J K en ond Jl 11
Bright low Ottana
Brtri e Wffl A S Ad ral Koad Toronto
Bto< ks I lA Si tUng
Browo Ceorge Molesuorib
Brown LA K R J I ergiis
Brown Kohl J Seagravr
Brush Bros Cedar Spr ngs
Bole Angus Staynrr
BoH L J t. Bra pio
Butler J naihan Rdveto^i
Borgeu \kellcglnn Nonrood
Bums C A An Ud vmliy Avenue Terouto
Bums John) 39 i Berkley Street Toronto
Burr Chat Lambtoii
CaJIrnWJas North Cower
Campbell A B BrrI n
Campbell Bros h K 7 AlvInston
Ca pbeM to A Uranchton , _ ,
CanadianKacogAss Imperial Bank Bdgs Toronto
Carnahan I i< Box 111 Meaford
CaiTotl I M Carls Kite Hotel Toronto
Camn b CUehan
Canon T A Kingston
CarsUin llobert K K I Fencita
Cawt K C SiO king Street Last Toro to
Case Allen I MarrmKnad Toronto
Catherw nl t eewge l/zbrldge
Cauon I t KR 2 Brampton
Chartt ^ \ Npttoat ekl
Chester k t linprjrr
ChmtenwMi Cbai J HunlivilJr
Christ e orant Manrbrstrr
Cbmt e ivter Man hntrr
Clan ey I II ( uriph
Clash AlesaihlT ISullon
Clash CP K K : Mpalord
Clash Jvsb Harmthne
ClaskMui SV lam ltuihlri .1
Ctivt ei C rr* ft **•'« t rand A alley
CleUe.! %% B ks ArVmuo Aveour |{anii!l'’n
eVUnd W B Tror
tmums |•»e^r b k H S 5 * C»«rg»
C|.>et t a, ka KanI K K ; Haikbam
C kpdnur
tatpilV’ae
Coh>A It
I IV 1 191 kt I h.tt
Thoro „hbfvd
Clydesdale
Clydehlale
Clydesdale
SUbdirS
Hackney
Shoe
Shin
Clydesdale
Hackney
ciydeadale
standard
lilandacd
Shire
llatknry
jrzfr"'
It drvtue
]T l'vlsl<
sh r*
Tvm* 'hi
ciymu^
ciyi'wisi''
Aiandapl
tiydmU «
COM -HOD
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
Cocnfott Frank Sbcddon
Connaught Park Jockey Club ISC Sparks Ottawa
Cmoor Matthew Aylmer
Cooke, Fred D , Fonihill
Cooke, L L e,o DomioKsn Lise Stock Commvsswnet
OtUwa
Corbett William L & Sons RRS AilsaCraig (r)
Corp Wilfred R R6 Woodstock
Core George H & Son Fairf eld East
Cosby C F ■ Pelham Lnion
Coulter Bros Port 1 erry
Coulter John W R R 7 St Thomas (sF)
Courtney K C A. Son Picketing
Coutts, bonald D K K 2 Bradford
Coutts K D Midburst
Cowan Mri RRl.Donalda
Cowie R W R 77 ^orkRoad Toronto
Cowieson J U diSons QueensviHc
Coa H C 4B King Street W Toronto
Co* Herbert RRS Waterford
Cox Oscar R BRl Umonsille ip)
Co* LstatecfT A Brantford
Coyle Patrick Auld
Crawford A G Cnio
Crawford Brea R R 1 Agincourl
Creech Jo» . Laiabton Mills
Crew C A R R 2 . Srarboro
Crewson Id KR2 Arthur
Crewson I rank RR2 Arthur
Crossen W R Cobourg
Crow T A IW PearsAienue Toronto
Crowe William Cannaniore
Cruickshank James R R 1 tnn
Culham Kelson HRS Call
Cunningham A 342 Delaware Aienue Toronto
Cunn 8, Michael Burnley
Curran J W 3it4 Crawford Street Toronto
Cushing Jas Ponsonby
llavidson (<eo &S<m Cherrywood
Davidson Robert C Markham
IVsyidson L. Mesdowvale
t)avie«,rire Broadview Avenue Tomnto
itavlei K 72 Dunvrgan Road Toronto
Davies K Todiiiorden
Deehrr John Junr K K 3 Z> rich
Dennis James A J03 MaeDonnell MreeL Toronto
Dakson W Angus RRl Atiwnr.f
Dison J J 311 Tomnloten Inists Bhlgs Tortmlo
tkianr Jo* >1 SD tubrIU Street Toronto
IWierty Dugh Seafboro Juneta n
tlnhrrtv M Mallon
Ihlaon A J Chsihaiii
Don Alda Fanns The Todii uni n {,(/
Ikaighrr John SimiineM
IkiwTier Auvtin Sonya
Driirv Frank Charing Crew*
ivtury R W ChanneCnwt
Diff R bert Mvrtlesiati n i
Dunsrlih s J St Man •
Dvineiit S A A I SIS Kin. sinet W 1 en, I
Calbrailb Bros Orangeville
Galkmay Jas Coiirtngbt
Carbult Fred Malton
Carbult W H Dutton
Candbouse C S Humber
Gardhouse l( A Highfietd
Gardhouse J M W eston (
Gardhouse John A Sons tlighfieU
Gardhouv Jr^nlSons Weston (r
Carvm J F e^^C A MeCullogb O'k) QuemSlreetWes
Toronto
Geary Bros London
Cibton T G & K DenficI 1
Cidd ngs Harry Oakville
Cilf n Iroctor KR2 Brookvilit
Gilstori Charles Mount Forest
ClasMO F 27 Sandwich Street W Windsor
Cleeson J A J J 19'4 Clarence Street Ottawa
Clover W F^lingal
COOD.CAFT TROHAS Nepean. RiebmoBd
Ooodlellow Bros H K J IMton U
Ooodison Thos Bellamy
Ceoial son W T Samta U
Oouland John Humber
GouM J P Markham
Crabam H Clarenont
Graham Robert Prince On rge llotrl Torentu
<«rahaoi T A Claremont
Crahan William Claremofil
Crav Joseph & William KR) Blyth
4 reen F t Stoney Creek
Cnenwood John 1126 Queen Street East Tcron
Ceveve UrwsU Kosetirsth
Oneve William tmjiion
Onffilb W L Havelock
Croat W M Boa 113 Mt Jtml
4 rv*<h W H Stratford
Haas Bn* R R t 1 aris
Hagarlv Mwhaei IkenheJm
Hahn lletirv Lmwuud
Ha lev I mesi H K I lyinreti
Hall lb m as Bt >A1 n
HalU'‘‘w' Jfombv
Han lily Srtbur kleinburg
elvdesdale
Thoroughbred
Standard
Cl) desdat'
Thoroughbred
Thoro ii,hbred
Ic) Standanl
Clydes 111
Cl) denial
Clyder-tat
Cly devjal
Uydcsdal
Hackney
Clidesiule
Clvdesilale
Clydesdale
Ctydesdal
Stan fanl
Thor-Kighbrwl
Clvdesiiat
Clvd sdal
Clydesdalv
(«1 1 Clydesdale
Standard
394 CANADA
ONTARIO— PIG HORSE BREEDERS
WES-COL
te ind Addrc»s
Name and Address
Wnl»r Wlliiia ; Thortihlll
WtlUaoJ'T Jno No 3 Newllanibure
'ViaJeo IVrI/nd CenUrrille
Uliattf* llJrrv iNctoo
White t> M i L 1 Amhenlburg
^\■h^le n ■ Kovan
White Th» • Suple*
Wilkmx** (eorMA Alliiton
M lUnirto Heber Alliiton
II am* Ceonte Queenjvllle
W lliami I "e^iejr Thonihjll
«ill am* ''m ,So 1 Scbombers
Will » Kilph Cotmlev
'V IliifTalt W II Kajoy Biter
V\ lim Oare M lion
Wood Jrvine Croton
Wood* B SI llrallord
\ orkihire
N orVshire
Noikih rr
Workman John C Essex
Wncht Grorse B Wheatley
Un^bt Jamei P Cn/tlebart
Wnght n E & Son Glaoittirth
koun; Fdward Corton
konox Jamei Cbaring Cross
koung J H 18 Toronto St Toronto
Z
1 Southampton
Berksb re
k criffi! re
Tamuorih
Chester "Tjte
Chester WTui
Tam worth
Vork<h re
Horse Breeders
Name and Address
A
Arnmltural College The Ontario Guelph
Allkinsein 1 InNlratlcitd
AUleeion W S Hornby
AIntherllaUbtnk I am KKI Ottawa
AI en lien Uunl >p | (j Huron Co
Allen (reo Hurt rt
Mhtuham Bevt V H \ Newton
AUop Joseph K B I (juxlwoctl
Anlerson Ceorj* M R R • t uelph
Andrfson V ’ ’* —
Aaderw K
Annelt Oeorite A
Arcetle) > II Corkitown
Am lUCTig Bna l^ust K tl
Armtmnii John 1) R R | SU)
Amttfoes Lnlell KRl La
Anrstmea Robert KKl.hUTr
Aik a Nrman North ItilJefi
AtklBwei SN VI I ort Eldb
Askl AC l< B e fuelph
lla/a Ail'd Vd elej
llaoee W an lhl<rf g*
Baker A M Rthawofal *
tiiker WlIT Hainrtcn
Hakt rk Albert klal cei
lu. ten CVarW II Uibumh
»VjkJ- n I t CanUeo
lUroei T k Rentrmi
lamh^It H J KK« uroSUlKA
I arret! Artt bak] t\ RRS Park Hit
Hamit CUrle% I j»,kHU
Han ev.TW Watford
Itartrreo. Ihon a« • Roit>«ou(b Street
Hal r«Ve *anior| I'roltn Maticn
Hate t t CentmOian.t^ OWaws
Haler H^a Oak> W
Ha. tea k kt I
IVar* Reeraet R K.3 I «U»t
Wat ,e W B R hil Wa
lieita^ R 1 1 HMentaat le
(iernetr Ja.
WTtT k J W WmT
|ie..*> I t esc. if
H^S- A J tn-n.
H tee tfal tl ^ate
Cl> depute
Prreheron
Clydesilale
TbortHighbretl
Standard
Clydesdale
LVydt^aVe
Clydesdale
Hackney
Standard
Clydesdale
Sit re
Clydesdale
Clydeidate
Cl) desdale
Clydesdale
i er beton
C iydesdale
Clydesdal
Clydesdale
Clydes tale
Clyde dale
C Isdesdate
Shre
Standard
Clyde* tale
Clvdesilale
Standard
riydevUIe
Standard
Clydesdale
Tyirenuahbml
Tbcmuirhtireil
Standard
fl* kner
t hdenlale
Shre
s*lre
SUieUr I
Its Irsdale
CHdesdele
Iloshait Petec K K 1 Milveclon
BoUford Col n Autd
Itoucork Alfred Laos nk
Douifeld Wray )< K1 Jams
Uovard Jan es Brampton
Boyle Bros HolyTOOd
llosnton W Itan Conniey
Brandon Bros Forest
BRANT JOHRW.ee QomdSUmI Ot<k»«
Uranioo Allred J Hodney
BtetVon Joh NPpleby
Bnll n<er J R <» > ond H 11
Hr (I I John Ottawa
Brode Wm S 5 Atb ral Koad Toronto
Brooks I W St rling
Brown reorje Moletwottb
IIcQwo I A K B 3 Tetfus
Brown Robt J Seageave
Brush Bros Cedar Sprinp
Bote Arums Stay'ner
Boll L j C Brat ptcsi
Buller Jofuiban Itidgeiowi
Bunt as Wetlncion horwood
Bums C A He LB versliy Avenue loronio
Bums John J JOJ BerkleyStreet Toronto
Burr Cbas uinbton
Burr J H Waubuno
Burr Thos lirtgjr t
Burrell P Orsroplon
Butler W k, In^moll
Caller ler Jas North Center
Can pbell A B Berl n
Can pbru Bros « R 7 Alvinslon
Campbell D A pranebton ^
CanadUn KacnirAsi Imperial Bank Bilk’s- Toronto
Carnahan I 11 flox)|| Mea/ord
Carroll | M Cari* Klla Hotel Toronto
Caimn S ClaehaH
Catson T A Kioolon
Carslalrs Robert HR] Fenelta
Case! K C £M.1 Ring htreel Last Toronto
Case AOen 4 Warren Read Tonioto
Catherwed C eonfe llibrldge
cation U L R U 2 Brampton
Chariton S I Spnacftld
cbtsirr K C Htspelfr
Chmiensfwi Chas J HustsviUe
Cbriste Orant Man hesirr
Cbnsle Peter Mjnrhnirr
Cbn ey I B Guelph
IXTSV,
ArkWun Avenue HamJton
Obn.! W B Tier
CS'emm iSrey f H R • SI Ctnrge
tieseelw Rkhard l< K S Markham
Cu ns >A A Hrsnplon
< 4|nboun trni lo I lOI it t hell
Cnhpth*. n Wn St I hell
Cnl.« Tbeuat K K { I lyth
Clydesdale
Shire
Llydesdal
Clydesdal
Thoroughbred
Clydesdal
Clydesilale
Clydesdale
Standard
Hwkney
Shre
Shies
Clydesdal
Haefcnev
Thoroughbred
Haeknev
Shire
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shire
JIaekney
Clwlrsdale ,
Sundard
Sikndaid
Shire
Sh re
Shirr
Shire
llackoey
Clydetdil
■nioroi *hl re-t
■ihorouchbreil
Cl de*.Gl
U> Inev
rt^Jefct* c
Hdekdj •
khoroutSbsel
ClTdi^UI*
Clrd^HI*
staniliel
Clydmll ■
Clrtenlil
COM— HOD
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CANADA 395
Name tnd Addms
Name and Address
Comfort Frank Sbeddon
Connaught Park jockey Club 120 Sparks Ottawa
Connor Matthew Aylmer
Cooke Feed 1) FonthiU
Cooke L. L c,o pom nion Liv-e Stock Cominss<
Otuwa
Corbett kNilIamL & Sons RR2 AilsaCrag
Corp " ilfred k R 6 \\ oodstoek
Corr George tl & Son Fairf eld Fast
Cosby C. b Pelham Union
Coulter Bros Port Perry
Coulter John \V R K “ St Thomas
Couttney A C 4 Son lukecine
Coutts Donald D R R 2 Bradford
Coutts RDM dhuni
Cowan Alex RRl Donalda
Cowie R R "7 York Road Toronto
Cowie^on J IJ & Sons Queensv lie
Cox H C 4B Khig Streets Toronto
Cox Herbert RRb NSatertord
Cox Oscar K R R I Un onviUe
Cox bstateofT A Brantford
Coyle Patrick Auld
Crawford A C Lnio
Crawford Urns R R 1 Ag ncourt
Creecb Jos Lambton M lls
Crew C A K K 2 Srarboro
CrewscKi Id K R 2 Arthur
(rewson frank RK2 Arthur
Crnssen H R Cobourg
Crow T A 140 Pears Asenue Toronto
Crowe Wiliam Cannamore
Ciuckifaank James KRI Lnn
Culham Nelson K R 5 Galt
Cunningham A 342 I>laware Atmue Toronto
Cunn I M chael Burnley
Curran J W 3«4 Crawford Street Toronto
Cush n« Jas IVmionby
I)ale& Palflel King
Paring John Bradford
Dasidton ( eo & Son Cherrywoud
Datidson KebrrtC Markham
havidton W L. Meadows ale
itavles f eo Uroadv rw Avenue T wnnte.
Davies K W “2 PunseganKoad Toronto
Davies R W Todnonlen
Itecher John Junr R R 3 Zun h
t>enn s James A ]U Ma IkonnellStr-rl, Toronto
tl ks<n W Angus R R I / '
1) son J J in Tcfonlot ,
unilgs Torini
tkiane Jos II 3 1 iMbrlU Street Tcronto
iVhrrty Hugh Srafbnro JunctHWi
Dnherty W kl Malton
fxlton A J Chslhaii
IknAldalan s The Td onl -n
Dmgher J *n Mfonness
IVmner Au«l n Sooja
Hr rv Frank Charing Cnwa
Hniry K It CbaringCr.-.
iwx K lirn Mt-nleMal w
Shte
Shire
Cl>desdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Haekney
Shire
Clydesdale
Hackney
Thoroughbred
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Tboronghbre I
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Ciydesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
Standard
Sb re
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cl'desdale
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Ha koes
Standanl
ClydewJale
Clydesdale
Th rouchbred
Ha knev
Iheroufhbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Foster llros llyndford
G
CalbnithBrot Oran^ev He
Galloway Jas W Ccmrlnght
Carbott Fred Malton
Carbutt W H Dutton
Gatdbousr C S Humber
Cardbouse HAH ghf eld
Gardbouse J M Weston
Gardhouse John & Sons H ghf eU
Gardbouse John 4 Sons WrtCon
Garvin J F c/oW A McCullr^h 990 QueenS
Toronto
C earv Rros Ixindon
C bson T G & K Deaf cld
r dd ngs Harry Dakv lie
rilln Irwtor K K 2 Brooks II
G Irlotf Charles Mount Forest
Classeo F 1“ Sandwich Street W Windsor
Gleeson J 4J J ]»« CUrence Slrrel Ollawi
Closer W F , Fmgal
GOOD CAFT THOMAS Neprao Rieborad
< ordon Arthur Chaibam
Com ley A C tnoftyiHe
tdilt lorbes Cppng
Cnuland John Huinber
ro.il J P Markham .
r rahan K Claremont
< rahani Hoberl ITinee George Hotel Toronto
4 raha T A Oamnoni
Crahani W Uam Clarenenl
< rav Joaepbl Will am K K I Blylh
t eeeo F T Stooey Creek
CreenwoiaJ John 1423 C'l'”' Street Earl ToronI
Cryeve James U Rosenealh
C lyeve W n a n Cted ton
Gnffih W L HaseJock
Cmal W M lios IIS Mt luest
« nxh W II Stratford
Haas Ur n K K I
lagartr Mirbael
ilahn Henry Lin
ilanbly snhur kle burg
*1 Heir. Kt«ntpurf
ten J rkc-> Cl<il Han
Cl. desdale
Thoroughbred
Stan lard
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thoro sbbred
Shire
Stan tird
Clj-desial
Clydes lal
Clyde la
Sh re
Cly levlil
Clyd tJal
lU kney
Clydes>Ul
Cly teyilal
Ch levlale
Chrietita]
Stan Ur I
Thnrou<hbrr<l
Cl denial
Clyl Hlal
Clydetrlal
(lyifenUle
blanUrd
Cirlwla
Cly teslal
CIrd sta
394 CANADA
ONTARIO-PIG HORSE BREEDERS
WES-COL
Nat le and Address
Breed
Name and Addresa
Breeil
tVeiley Mllliatn J Tborahill
Beltlauler Jno So 3 New Hamburg
tVbalen Willnd Centrenlle
\Vbattno llarrr 1 letnn
tVbite D M A L J Atnherslburg
While II htrt Rowan
VVbIte Th^ No J Staples
Wilklnron CrorgrA Allirton
S\ UOnsoo liebw Allistoo
tnil amr Gwitge.QueenavIlle
lliamr J Mesiey Thornhill
ttillams Bm No 1 Scbomberg
Wills Ralrh Coimley
W 1! malt W H Rainy River
Wilion Clare M lion
Wood Irrioe Croton
Bonlr K yi Bradford
korksMre
Tam worth
Chestef "We
Duror Jersey
\orkshire
Norkshiic
\ orkshlre
Notfeshire
Torksti re
Berksh re
\ orkshlre
Workman John C Essex
"nght George B ""beatley (e
"r ght James P Enolehart
" light W E & Sod GUnwotth B
"right " r Junr Clanworth
"yatt LawTence Siraihroy
Y
Toung rdward Corlon
konog lames Charing Cross
\oung J H IS Tonmto St Torooto
z
Z egler Moses No 1 Southampton
BerVshj e
k orkshlre
TamwTjrth
Chester tlhiie
Berkshire
Chester Bh le
Tamworth
kotksh re
Horse Breeders
Name and Address
Breed
1 Name and Address
Bfer.1
A
' llir Onlano Cutiph
MI n ( ro Ilurf td
AlL^^^*rtl Knj l< K I Sewlon
AVtcp J K K 1 OwcVnod
Antl^non <*KTf ^| KR2 OuHpb
Al>dfTV«i K J S\ ri<hntn
ABdnvin K S<w llaiobiirg
Ana*U (.><T«c« A C 1C
An'*^ln' 1 ii ImViteon
An <tren( rrtK t^utl f{ U
Armtrnnjt J»h( I) K K | SU)n*r
Arnttran* LnUi> >i KKl Lacnvil
Arnttrre. Retort KKliSUiTifr
AiVia Smin NcrtbMiUffi
AtttBv«i W H f<viEUm
AbM a <• K K • ruHph
H«/s A1 »"t » I •les
Itj try » un Vi^rr /n-
hakrr A ^1 Kin(«
H*k»T \S Ll T, Hainrlon
A \;»Tl y
> Cba U
. iburth
• M.i. n > t CanUro
IKK, ilirUaii
lu^t t V Kmi*^
l^rr I H J KK«UrobUlk4s
y UVJ\t K Hi raik II II
{|.
lUrt*. Itr ..
Hartrrm lK»»i
I 1 u
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1 1< a
^ Kniburtucb $lr*^l Tor
•I mi «■ biation
OtUmi
K»i»t I r •. (X- .
KaltW ''•rmW KKl ITalt*
I itlf V\ I K K t Ilnv'bLq
j^»^T II »m 1
Koi--, A J t>rrrr
Clyit-Ktair
PMthmo
Cl)iinit«lp
Tborogcbbrnl
Slyndard
Clidnaalr
Shre
CliJntUIr
Cl>d«^aU
Ciydndalc
Sundard
CUdndaU
Shrr
CI)drt<Ule
CI)d<A<1aI«
Cl)d**<lalr
Clidr«<Ulr
In brrm
Ovd««<aK
CI)d«MlaK
ll>dn<iale
Cl) IruUU-
Qyd* dair
(Kdrslab-
Ahr*
CI)<Jr* lal"
Clyd^lalr
Staculant
rl><)r«lJte
Staralard
Clydmlal'
Thntnubbml
Til tftn abbmt
SUmtanl
lia knrv
<1 Indal-
Tlo&hafl Telrr K R 1 M Ivrrton
ftotafotd Cot n Autd
Dourork Alfml Laut
Doinfrll Wny R Kl Jarvis
Uovard Ja « Kran pton
DoylrUrus Hdyroort
Uornlon Mill at rormley
Drandoo Brc« }-om(
BRAKT.JOHN es QneaD Smet. OtUwa
Branton Allrrd J Kixlnry
Bmkon lohiv AppKby
llnll Agrr J Kirhn end II 11
Hnrbi.Jobn o<ia**
Bred * n m A fi Adi iral Read reronlo
Dtoi VS l W rt ng
llrowo Ceorif Molnivertb
llniwn I A K R 3 Fergus
Brown Kobt J Seagrave
Drutb Bros Cedar ^pnngs
Hue Ancus Slayoet
Bull L J C Bran plot
BulW J nathan B dgricn n
llursrss VSrlbBKien Norwood
Buns C A AH Vniimlly Avnua Tutunto
Buns InhnJ 39J BriklfyStmt Toronto
“ Cbas u nbton
• • Waut> no
. DngJn
llurrrll I Brampton
Uulln B I InKfTKili
Burr
Burr J I
Burr Till
Callrn In Jas SorthCown
CanptwU A B Brtin
Can pbrU Bros K K 7 Alvluslon
Canpbril D A Branctiton
Cana^l an Kae ng Ast. ImpetUl Bank Bdcs- Toronio
Carnahan I 11 Box 111 Mea/ord
CamU k Jl C4rt*RiuHot»l,Tocailo
Carsw S Cbchan
Canon T A Kingiton
Carsla n Kidnrl K K | FcnrIU
CoKl K C SCI King Stmt l^t Torunlu
Care AOm < WarrmKnad Toronto
Catherwnni] t mrxe I abridge
Cate at C K K S Brampton
Iharllm - * •
Chm
n Chat
It j*' iluniK
rUck AleiatvlT O’ lion
lUrk <1 K KS ITealord
ria k raeph Karrtiiboe
Claikwm \\ Ilian IHghfrlil
(Mini W n ^trrf
llmwifir IVrer 1 K ll £ St (/errge
IWetdm KkhrnI KK: yfarhbam
Cob or W A Bran pbin
t l| hen Irwt >b I 101 yi I h«II
Thoro ghbred
CBdesdsle
ClydOKtllr
Clydrsdale
StaDdtrd
Hacknrv
Shire
Shite
ClydnJald
Haeknry
Thoroughbred
Haekner
Shire
Clydesdale
ci)der>tale
Shire
Hacks ey
Clydevlale .
Shite *
Shre
Llydevlale
Standaril
StandarJ
Shtre
Shire
Shir*
Hatkn y
CKdiwliJ
Thneimc I
Clpl—
suiala
ClTdew
COM— HOD
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
\aine tnd Addrr^s
CotnJott FtanV Sbrfdcm
Connaught Park Jockey Club 120 Spatks Ottawa
Connor Matthew Ayliner
Cooke Frrtl li FonUiiU
Cooke L. L c,o Dotn nion Li\-e Stock Comm 9S
OtUwa
Corbett \MUamL & Sons RR2 Ailsa Craig
Corp V* iMred K R 6 '' oodstotk
Core George H A Son Fairf eld East
Cosby C b Pelham Lnion
Coulter Bros Port Perry
Coulter John W R R “ St Thomas
Courtney A C A Son I icker ng
Coutts, Donald D R R 2 Bradford
Coutts R D Midhunt
Cowan ^lei R R 1 Donalda
Come R \\ R ** York Road Toronto
Comeson J IJ A Sons Queensv He
Cor H C 4B King Street \\ Toronto
to* Herbert RR5 ttaterford
Cox Oscar K RRl UnionsiUe
Co* Estate cl T A Brantlord
Coyle Patrick Auld
Crawf— • * ' ' —
:2 Scar^o
Crem-son K R 2 Arthur
(rewson Frank KK2 Arthur
Crossen W R Cobourg
Crow T A 11(1 PeanAsenue Toronto
Crowe William Cannamore
Crvcksbank James RKI Eno
Cuiham Velwm R K o Galt
Cunningham A 342 Delaware At enue Toronto
Cunn a Michael Burnley
Curran J " -Wl Cr»» ford Street Toronto
Cush ng Jas IVjnsonby
Dale! DaIHrl King
Daring John BradlorO
Dattdson ( eo A Son Cherrywoml
llatwison KebertC Markham
DatSdson W L. Meadoutile
ilavie* Ceo Broad ew Avenue T *001
Dave* K W "i Dunsegan Road Toronto
tlavies U W Todn otden
Deeher Jdhn June HMa 2un h
Ikenns jitnesA 10 Ma Donnell Mr •«. Ticonto
Dl kaon W Angus KRl Allwoi.l _
Duon J J m Tofonloten Tnslsnilo Tor-ei
Duane Jw il S) Isabella Street Turcnto
Itcihetly Hugh Scartjnro Junctvm
IVheity V. M Matton
IVIwm A J Chatham
I a n Alda 1 an a The T »1 *il -t
Dmgher J *n sironne.*
IVnaiier Ausl n Son •
Itnrv frana tharingChwa
Sbrt
Thoroughbred
Shire
Otdesdale
Clydesdale
Shre
Shire
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
ila kney
Clydesdale
Thoroughbred
Thcwoughbrrd
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Itaekney
Shire
Clydesdale
Hackfiev
Thoroughbred
Clydesd^
Clydesdale
Standard
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
Standard
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cl desdale
Cl desdale
Thoroughbred
Thonwthbred
Ha koet
bUndard
Cl desdale
Cl desdale
Thoeouehbml
Ma knee
Iheeouchbnd
Clsdesdal*
CKdevtal*
Fwitry Bros l4ynd{ord
CatbrathDros Orangevlle
Galloway Jas 11 Courtnghl
Garbutt Fred Mallon
Carbutt 11 H Dutton
Gardhouse C S Humber
Gardhousr If 1 H gbf eld
Gardhouse J II Wesloty 1
Gardhouse John A Sons H gh( eU
Gardhouse John h Sons llrston (1
Ganns J^ e/oll A McCullogh 990 Queen Street Hr
r earv Bros London
C tKoo T G A K Deni cld
C dd ngs Harry Cakv He
r 11 n I'ractor R R 2 Brooks II
G Islorf Charles Mount Forest
Olassco L Sandwich Street 11 llindaoi
GIreson J AJ J 19* Clarence Street Ottawa
Glover 11 F^Fmgal
GOOD CAPT THOMAS l«eMas.Riehaooa
Onoillellow Broi R K J Bolton (,
(•onit son Then Bellamy
Goiiil son 11 T hanua I
(•OTdon Arthur Chatham
Goen ley A C knons lie
«K>tl Forbes Epj> ng
C nuland John llumbrr
Gout I J P Markham .
4 rahan K Clarnuonl
< rahani Robert I’nnce George Hotel TcronI
t raha T A Oarenonl
(* rahani 11 Dam ClarerncQl
Iras JoseohA MCI am RR) Blylb
I even F T Stoeiey Creek
Creenuoial John J42A Queen Street East Toronl
Cnese James O Rmenrath
I fiese llili am Cred ton
onfdh 11 L Hasflork
I mat IS M |l«* US Mt Jugrst
t nMh \\ H Atratlord
I lat
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Harartr Us.^-. -
llahn llentir Lmw
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1
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R Re limbs
Stan lard
Cly desdale
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Thoro ishbred
Stan iiril
Cly leslal
Clydes lal
Cly le la
Ha kney
Clydesiial
Cl teuUI
CIS I ulale
Cisdesiial
Stan Ur I
Thonughbml
Cl denial
(.Is I util
Cly desdal
(lydewUle
blandarii
IVfrh re
CIt Imdal
Hr I uUle
ISsitl H. liett MvrtlcMat «
MaUell
Mar. bly
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all Iv'n Indlirt
t HQK*=n CREEDERS.
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COM-HOD
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 395
Nainc and Addms
Comfort Frank Sbrddon
Connaoght Park Jockey Club, 120 Sparks OKawa
Connor klatlhrw Aylmer
Cooke, Fred B , FonthiU
Cooke L. L c,a Donumon lJ\e Stock Cocnmiss
OtUwa
Corbett WiUiant L.& S<»s RR2 Ail&a Craig
Corp Wilfred KR6 Woodstock
Corr, George H & Son Fairfield East
Cosby, C L , Pelham Cnion
Coulter Bros Port Perry
Coulter John W R R 7 St Thomas
Courtney A C StSon PKketin*
Coutts i>^ald D R R 2 Bradford
Coutts K D tlidburst
Covan Mel K K I Donalda
Come R W R 77 Tork Road Toronto
to«ie«en 1 U & Sons QueenssiHc
Cox H C tfi King Street W Toronto
Cox, Herbert RR5 Waterford
Coi Oscar R RRl Unions ille
Cox Estate of T A Brantford
Coyle PatrKk Auld
Cravford A (• Enio
CravlordBros KKl Agincourt
Creecb Jos Lambton tlills
crew C A R R 2 Scarboro
Cresrson W R K 2 Arthur
Crewson Frank R k2 Arthur
Crossen W R Cobourg
Crow T A HO learsAsenue Toronto
Crowe William Cannaniore
Cniickihank James K R 1 Enn
Culhara Nelson K K,S Gait
Cunningham A 312 Delaware Asenue Toronto
Cunn s Miehael Burnley
Curran J W d"! Crawford Street Toronto
I Cushing Jas ivmsonby
pale & Datrfe] King
jlarlng John llradlord
ilasldson Geo & Sen Cherryvixxl
llasHlson RebertC Markham
pasidson W E. Meadousale
lUslevCirn Bmadsiew Avenue Tiwtmlo
I>ivlH K W 72 Ounsegin Road Toronto
llasles l( W Icidiireden
Iteeher John Junr K K 3 Zi n h
llennii JamesA 111' Mae IVmtirll Slnet, Turonlo
Pkksin W Angus RRl AItvosI
piinn J J 311 lorontoten Imili Dllgs Toneito
Ihwne Jos H S') Isabella Street Turoeilo
|h hefty Hugh *-artpofo Junrt m
pdierly W M Valton
IKIson A j Clathatii
Ikm Alda Fani • The Tod iV I n
Jkeigher John vtniiiness
|ie fY Frspk (hinngCrrvs
Shire
Thorouglibrcd
Sbire
Cli drsdale
Clydesdale
Clvdesdale
Clydesdale
Shire
Shire
Cl) desdale
Hackney
Clydcsd^
Clydesdale
Hackney
Cl) desdale
Thoroaghlved
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Cl) desdale
C>) desdale
Hackney
Shire
I ercheron
Clydesdale
Jlarkney
Thoroughbred
Cl) desdale
Cl) desdale
Standard
Tborouzhbrrd
CDdesdale
Clydesdale
Clldesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
Standard
Thoroughbred
Ctl desdale
Clydesdale
Cl'desdate
Ct'desdate
Th fmighbred
Tbornuxlibrrd
I Ihevoughbred
' clvdesdale
I Clvdesdale
Ah re
I (/■) CIrdevlale
Name and Address
Foster Bros liyndford
CatbraMh B(0< Orangeville
Galloway JaS W CourtnghI
Carbutt Fred tlalton
Carbutt VV H Dutton
Ganlliouse C S Humber
GanShouse H \ KighfiehS
Gardhouse J M Weston i
Gardhouse John A Sons HighfieM
Gardhouse John \ Sons Weston R
Ganm J E t/oW A McCuHogb fW) ^eenSlreelWei
Gears Bros London
C ibsoo T G A K Drnfield
tviddiogs lla(T) Oakville
CiMm iVoclor RK2 BrooVsilIr
Gilsloif Cbaries tfount Forest
Clatsco F 2* Sandwich Street W WiniEor
Cleeson I AJ J i»il Clarence Street Ollaua
Glover W F.Fmgal
GOOD.CAFT THOUAlRepetB. RiebmoDd
tevodfetlov Bros K K 3 Rollon (i
(wwidison Thos llrllani)
fwaalson W T Sarnia (i
< ordoo Arthur Chatbani
< om le) A G (nionsille
(•oil l-orbes Epmng
(.nuUnd John Humber
GouH J r Markham a
(•raham K Claremont
(•rahani Robert J’nnee (eecvge Hotel Toruilo
« raha ii T A Oareo out
r rahani William Claremeol
Grav Jo«-phA WilUam K K I Blylh
Green F T StonevCreek
.reenvond John HZA. Qu'n Street East Toronli
Magartr Maba'i Ibmhegm
I Hahn Henrs Linveel
Ha lev I mesi H K | iTin'eii
I Mall th a as Hr <A1 n
I Hall %> t a K R : M aubv
HallMt W J Whibs
HanbI) \nbur KVsnburg
j Man tJv llefirv Kleintsirg
Shire
Cl) desdair
Shire
Shire
Shirt
Sundrnl
Clvdesdale
Thoroughbred
Stan lard
CI)de»dale
Thoroughbreil
" tghbreil
Shire
Stanfanf
Cl)-(tetlal
Clydesilal
CRd-vfal
Shirr
Clvd'vlal
Clydesifa e
Hackney
Clydesitale
CRdesdale
ChdeNlale
CHdesdal
Stan lari
Thormighbreil
ClvdewUI
did idale
CRcjesdalv
Cl)de«la1e
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)54 CANADA
ONTARIO— PIG HORSE BREEDERS
WES-COL
Nai >e and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Brecil
Wesley AAilliam J Thornhill
Aaikshiee
AA orlunan Joh i C Essex
AVnrtt Ceotee B Afheatjey
Berkshire
AATialen W Krjd Ontrerille
Tamnurth
AAr^t lames P Ensleharl
AAneht AA E & Son Clanworth
(B
Tamworih
White B hi & b ) Amherslbuig
While H H>r1 Rowan
AATille Tios No S Sunlea
Wllknson (eorreA AlUslon
AV tUnsno Hebee Allfstoo
AA IJ atns Ceorge Queensvillr
Willlami f AVWey Thornhill
Will amt Wm So 1 Scbombrrg
W [I s Ralph Gorfnley
Will srralt W H Ha n) Riier
A\ Ism Qare >1 1 on
AAood Irs ne Croton
Ator«l« k M Hradlord
Durae Jersey
Aork shire
\orkahire
Aorkshiie
\orksh le
Urrkshire
A orksh re
AAngbt AA r Janr Clanworth
AAyatt Lawrence Sfrathroy
Y
A oung f dward Corton
Aonng James Char ng Cress
Aonng J tl 18 Toronto St Toronto
Z
Z eglrr Aloses No ! Southampton
Derksh re
Chester Hhlte
Tam worth
Aorkshlrr
Horse Breeders
A*rKuHi)T»l Cot 'J' Th« OnUrio Gutlpf
A (kiovvi J hn StrillonJ
AH'Tton \V s II rabv
A1«lh»f JUllSIwk F»Tn KKiOtu»4
A1 'll J*ra lAinUf* I O Huron Co
All n C»*o Hurt .rl
KrvI K K t Sexton
Alter ) Oonlireod
At«ii»T%on f «*| M H R S C ii»lj*
AnriTMai F ' ”
AatlTvin F
AnnrtI C rrnt A . -
Apvninf I H Cnol>»lo»B
Atn ttron( Ilfra l^uil H U
Am>ttrT<ti« lohnP KK| SUian
AnntlroDC LnleH KR1 U&lon\iII<
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tit/r Alifri la'rlo
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n CF^Iln !l lUbutjh
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lttro*t T F RmMtxi
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Cl) d'wlalo
Thonmchbrotl
Standard
CRd-vUle
Shr«
Cl)d't^k
Uvdotdate
Macknrp
Standard
Ci)dr«tale
Sh rr
Clid'idair
Ci)dr«lat«
Clidndair
Cl)dr«dalr
t rr-krton
OidrAdalr
Clidradatr
Ctrd^lalr
Starulard
CIt trxUle
SCaralarl
CIrdrKlaIr
Thonnuchbml
Tb
Slaraianl
Name and Address
tiosharl r ter R K 1 M Iverton
ItoUtocd Col n AuM
llourork AUrr 1 Laus ng
lleutleli Uray K K1 Jarvs
Uosard Jane* Brampton
Boyle Ur » Molyrooil
llosnton Will a Connley
UrantonUms Forest
BRANT JOHN W 06 Qnaen Street, Ottawa
Bnnion Alfred J Kcdney
Drrrkon Jol
lit 11 n*et J
IlngM John Oilaiti
Urod e \ru A S Ad ral ICoatl roronto
Brooks 1 tt St rl ap
llrown < eorge Moirsttorth
Bronn L. A K R I J ergas
Brown. Kobt J Seaarave
Brush Br«« Cedar Spr no
Bute Anetis Sla)r>n’
Bull L j C Bra plot
BuJIer J •ruthan It dsriot n
Burarss Brilinaton Norvood
Boms C A H* L iseitlly Avenue loronto
Bums J bnj d9l Berkley Street Toronto
Burr (has ui bion
Burr J ^ Baibuno
Burr Ihm BfUden
BunrrtI I lira nploo
Butler B I Ingrrsoll
Callen ler Jas \ortb Cower
CanpbrII A B Berlin
(an I bell Bros K K 7 AM ston
Campbell l> A Dranchton
CanadiaaKacnKAss Imperial Dank OJ^s
Carnahan I |I Boa IN Meaford
CarruU I M Carii Hitt lintel Tomoto
(arwn S Clarhan
Carson T A Xlnnton
Carslairs Kobert It k I Frnella
Caset K t 4S.1 hina Street Last. ToronI >
Caee Allen 45. Warren Rnid Toronto
Catheewari < enrie ( ibrklae
latino i t KRtBramptno
( harll « S. I Apnnrf el t
(heater K < ilempeler
(bralensnn Chas J liunltvllle
(binite leant BanebrsirT
Ibmtie IVter Manrhest'r
Clan ey I II ( uelj b
Clab Alesamler Bullin
(laik (I K K : blear >rd
Clark Joefh k*vmih»e
CUrkeem AVt am HKhleLI
(UTlatCeN ft Sem < rami A alley
(kland AA II ret ArAHluo Avenue llatil]t^
•n> R K 5 Markban
Clydesdale
Shire
Llydesdal
Clydesdale
Tboro ishhrp I
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydftdale
SUbikTi
fiackn y
Shre
Sh rs
ClydfvUle
Haekney
Thoroughbml
Ha^linev
Shire
Clydesdale
CJydexlale
Shi»
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CWdevlale .
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Shire
Clydmlale
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llaekBev
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( iboMi T G & K tVnlifkJ
i mI tinin. Harr^ Oaktillr
Gill o iVortor K K : llnaikt lUr
1 ililotf Charlrt Mount Fomt
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< Imon J 1 J 1 19< CUrmfT^trrrt t
i k t-rr W F, Finjal
titon Tbrn lirlLit '
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dwi krtbur Ibatbii'
txaiUnd j >bi» |l•dab»t
txnjll J 1 Maikbt >
< rahtiu K (.laimirat
t«rth*o ltob»tt ( ■
I t rtroiintl John IlSik Ou'rfi Mrtrt
tr'tolanxnO K«on»»lb
I t tin* Will ant < f*tl Im
1 t mH lb W I H»s»l wv
< R<*l W M |t.« IIJ Ml )i«ni
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CANADA
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
HOD— NOR
Name and Address
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11 Bta>tTton
J1 -satf J II ^\fSton
lifer \\ \\ Than fslofd
H 1. n, Hffth S Athens
11 1 hs KM Manchfsttr
11 rt n H R «« Ida
11 » \ am Mj-nleStation
H -ni ht^ I •« Camlacblf
K IJ \\ aimer Rd & lind n
II l«e i HU k Oueens\iJ»i Keltleb^
llun ra >t) Ired KKl Ccbrn
H nl an \\ I llurdman I Bridge
Has .an! J r 1 rirn Mdls
Hut h rv>n J I n Thamesf ard
HsU «l W Lssex
H>Ur.1 Ui Ma 1 ( e
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.VI C I Port Stan lev
WQ H 1 UrnUu
Kti KictafTl R R I Fetjui
lotins Js »s r <.*8haw4
1 Srw n I>un an D <.r oan
jobB»-es I N HI Jul an As<
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K'T er J A A Sun tUrkest rr
Ken « rfje M I iTlnn
Kk I I M Athlone
1 S>n W k. Iastn<irl I Ll iKlniel
K r Ja TheSuBitsimk Jarms
I t f \\ A XorhetiA nl Ijkesu
h < I h n as tlirr
K k K Homi 1e
K ill H It KK3 Mallcei
K It ff J f J II Surma
hr r K \\ t lefihetra
Kte 1 J 1\ A "“ei RKJ In*rr»<gl
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X ak r At n Hal turl ei
l-ast Harry A Sa kirk
la'etrrt J Vn R tfJumlsn
lu t tail J M R RJ Turi'errill'
e J hn I aWrrs.
rvB v\ I a s.irs Astn-er
tnt. jira« H A Vest Hau Utt
r» T «, He.* Dears :>
1* e^t «te 1 eo A JS "1 7^0 Strutt
HjAfii ca M-t |S.»A CeNeirr
it * ae U um I R R3 Jartn
a\ lesilale
Hacknes
Cl>des«lale
Sh re
Li>drsilaie
Shire
Harknes
Clidndair
CljdestUte
Sh re
Pertheron
Citdesdale
Shte
Standard
Haeknn
Cl) levlale
Shire
Harki V
Chdevlal
Clydesdale
Shire
Thom ghbreit
Haehney
Cl)dev1a|e
Ci)detdale
Standard
Thornuahbred
Shte
Shte
Clydesdale
Clydi-irlale
TboTouibbred
Shire
Thotoughbeetl
Ctydsdal.
Sh re
Sun lat I
Clvdeflale
Clrdeklale
CIt learUle
tl> |ei«|j|e
SUntaM
Cl I
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Civdeettale
Cly levua*
lerrheree*
McCall Georges 125 Redford Rd Toronto
McCall \A 5 Simcoe
McCalloiD Duncan Glencoe
McCalhuji J M Key Hamburg
McCaUiDD U J Brampton
McCanus T \1 Mill Brook
McClure Jaiuei B King
McCoUum Charlea M Btati ptoo
McComb Samuel R K 4 Kincard ne
McCullough Leal e Newcastle
McCnlloigh M A 090 Queen Street MestToron
MacDonakt Bros RR~ Vlatford
McDonald David Speeds de
McTachem RtAtert SVeodMUe
McLuen John H R R 1 Lanark
Met- wen Robert London
Alacfarlaoe M C 59* Milton Avenue Toronto
McGee Harry 61 Forest HiU Road Toronto
Mcka^ M C Oakv lie
McKegan CoUn Strathror
Maeheniie J M K tkl etd
Mckuinoo Ne 1 F H Itsburgh
McLachbn Nel A Isa Crag
McLaught o Richard A Atlercl He Station
Maclean T D Ormond
McLelland Ru-hatd RKl Belsiood
McLeod NetIN Box B' Dalkeith
McM Uao Hugh Hoi e\ He
MacMillan K J Seaforlh
McNeel) Thos R R ) Ottawa
McN ten A I- S( Tbon as
MerSee H H 1< R > I ark H 11
MeQuade < eorge A 0 nen ee
'larHae J I K R 2 Ibckenng
MtW n am A D Dulton
Ma Ide I J I R R 2 \ emon
Malgan ) II Bndgrburg
MadU Wilmer RR« Bran ptoo
Ma npnte ( eorge Holt
Malor A r Mh levale
MaW W ll RRl UsustHU
Matnus Will am A Soft K K ) Sunderland
Marshall F R *P K ng Street Last Toronto
Marshall Lot k K 9 k ng Street Cast Toronto
Martin Ja es A KKl Fergus
Matt n Murra) Hagrrsvllr
Mart n V> H Roswau
Marbn AMIIaiiK K l< d Lucknow
'lason H A Ag neo ft
Mason H A Scarborough
Mawh nnet John Alarsht lie
Maxwell 1' S Markham
May John 11 x Hu Atnpclot
Meteer Tbm as L. Markdalr
Mrhenrr Matt n D innt lie
M tier A A MidUemalxh
M Iter Ceoege Caledonia
M Iter John J Hay
M Iter Matthew 1 R RJ Norlbwooil
M Iter Robert Hto ighat
M Her Robert K K i Vanllroke
M Iter Thomas Ukel el I
U tiBian \A H 37 ) nnit Street I Tomntn
M Its M t« k L. BUir
M In# \\ C Lanesuli
Mit be1l.( eorge CUrk
M nkinan M D llondhea.1
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Moran Thomas A S<m Holland Centre
Morden t. T Box 122 H It Oakville
More \A K Almonte
Morent Mill am IbwnXiol i
MoetOiel Albert Tmo
HOSJH* « wzzLcroroT reethIU
UoM p Mis I bl Mary •
MenI Then as | reetnan
MoubI|ot j Harrlit K K 3 Oshawa
Mowat Jdin Shelburne
Muir James H St Mam
MuatwIlma.K K* AMnti
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tM J 'bn R onll a
- , Rroe Tavislurk
Mareav Jotsip Newllrmhafg
Murray R Keltlrbv
Myh« a
MyW I
M,le* J
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Standard
Shire
Cl)desda!e
lerchcron
Cl>devlale
CI>drsdale
Ptrehtron
Clidndale
Clldesdale
SlaocUrd
CI>desdJle
Sh re
Clydesdale
Old-sdaie
dydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Hackney
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shre
Clldesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shirt
Perchrron
Sh re
Ctydesd^
Sh rt
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Shit*
Clydesdale
Thoro ighbtea
Clydesdale
Shre
Hackney
UylewUle
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Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydrsilale
Clydesdale
Xlackney
Shl« , .
Clydesdale
Clidndale
Hackney
Shift
Shrt
Shire
Clytesdale
Clydesdale
IVrcheeon
Clvdes-tale
Cl desdale
Clyd-Wflile
Clvdevlale
Standant
CWdesdsle
lliCkney
CJrdesJlIe
cfrdeulal'
arTewlale
NOR— "V OR
ONTARIO— HORSE BREEDERS
CANADA 397
hune an 1 Address
Same and AdiJress
OaVPaiVS^Citlii-araiCo Wd Qranliord
Oakl) William Sutton West
OBnend. Ireland Laskay
O Bnen T R Ponsonby
O Donnell Jobn Rotbsay
OSiel Arthur! A Sons Denfell
Onniston W George R R S Burketon Stat oi
Onniston " J R R 2 Burketon Station
t>tTnsle> ll 3 Shelburne
Osier Charles Ca ro
rage S dney Toronto
Palmer J W 780 Palmerston Avei
Parker Thomas A Son Camla hie
Paterson Bros Ag ncourt
1 atterson Bros kl 11 Brook
Patterson Charles Bellamy
Patterson D J & Sons Clarksburg
Patton Chas Dunnsnlle
— 'IT Wwidbndge
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Peart C O Hager.
Pedden Arch e R R 0 Strathroj
Pent\ F W Talbnts-tlle
Pepper George Soft, Huron Street Toronto
letch Jaa Caldoetl
Ilerce M lion Longuood
t tie] r C c/e Oollard MI C<
•a Falls
Qukklall M (
. latt James H CrsmlNail'
Platt batnuel Grand V alley
i leves b mon bra Ibfeld
I lunkelt Samuel Wondbridg*
I orter Bren Appleby
Porter I) H London
I otter Hull) A Caledon
Pr ngle ja e» A R R fl St Marj a
Pracler b A lrn>|un t Hotel Tormta
Prtiddell JanrtD Spnngk alley
IMUen kSaltrr “ Lansdostne Asewoe Loridim
Purt II Jan et 1^ sal lie
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Itareaey W Ankslean
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Basin W T Ora ges ,ie
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Hedy Irlef J R R a Petri I a
RMhardsim Wil am tnlunles
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Shre
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
CKdesdale
CKdesdat*
Haeknet
Clydesdale
Sh re
Clyd silale
Sh re
Peetheron
I ercheron
Sht*
Clydesdale
Standard
Hackney
Shire
Standard
Suntard
Clydesdale
Oydesdate
Stan iard
shliv
llarkney
vhlee
Clsdesitale
standard
Ha kney
Thrasa chbeed
Cl d>«Ule
Sh IV
llydeadale
Ha kney
CI«d>n1aV
Vsott, *
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I (1 h^USe
Sherwood Thompson Zimmerman
ScLIe 1 O san Alberlon
S ftoo SrCliftonl IS Welliaglon Street W Toronto
Sirfbtlolni J A RR3 Malton
Smith Geo A.WalnwTight
Sm Ih llarrr Nra-ton Brook
South & R chardson Columbus
Sm th Robert H R R 1 Calrtta
South Waltrrll Brighton
Smith WilIiaraASnns Alma
Speers John Brampton
Spenceley H E 7>S Crawford Sireel Toronto
Sufioid M T Renfrew
Staples J F Ida
Stewart Lyle HarrUton
Si ckwood Stewart Sharon
St nsAo A E 19 JasperAsrnue To
Sliver F 1_ Slnuftsylle
Sloulenburgti C B Coimley
e-. ...... — J John RR4 LxVidgr
Tapp Wra Exeter
Tatine E Sulonllle
Telf r Joseph JI licet
Thacker W It am Anas
Tltompsoo Gen j as a
Thompson J R < riph
Thornel fie Stable Hon lalley Brick Wc
Bank Bu Id ng Torento
T It James Bramptco
Tims James Alirrmte
Tolmte Win am Rndnes
Terrance James Markham
Trssesdeli | l> Tincap
Tomer A S Abut kyrkmans Corners
Twamley R chard Lanes
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I r^uhars JamesA Dsmsegan
Lsler Charles Idgrley
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Clydesdale
Standard
Clydesdale
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Clydcstlale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Slandsrd
Standard
Hacknes
Clvdesdile
Clydes lale
Hacknes
Clydes lale
Clytics lale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Thoroughbervl
Clydesdale
Clydesilale
Clydcsdile
Hacknes
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398 CANADA PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND— CATTLE. SHEEP, PIC. HORSE BREEDERS
AIT-ROB
Prince Edward Island
Cattle Breeders
Name and Address
Aitken William Lower Montague
Andrew John Char'olletown
Annear George, R R Montague
Barr, John, R R 6, Charlottetown
Boswill George L , French hort
Brjanton, Preston Rollo Bay West
Cairns F L Freetown
Caims R Louis Freetown
Clark Wm North Wiltshirt
Coles Reagh, New Wiltshire
Dollar F C New Wiltshire
Duffett Elmer HiqWield
Easter, Edgar R R 1 North Wiltshire
Easton Bros , Charlottetown
Ferguson, C T , R R 2 Little ^ ork
Gl>don, Frank &. San Kensington
Gregoe, Walter M Braeklej Ueach
Cumey Milton Cbatlotteiown
Gurney, Uniworth, Chsrlottttown
ilatlani, George L , R R 1, Breadalbane
Haydeo & Jtnkios Vrnon Bridge
Hayden, Uwis Cherry Valley
Jenkins ] S Cbarlolietown
Drecil
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Holst rrienan
Ayrshire
Jersey
As rshire
Name and Address
ilcFarlane John h . K R 3, klarihlietd
Mclsaac, P A . R R 3, Simris
MacLean C I) & S>n Clyde River
MacLeao, Murdoch NorlK Wiltshire
MacMillan Ernest, Charlottetown
Macnull. U P Malpeijiie
McRae.A & Sms. Charlottetown
Mathesnn, <,eorge i’ , Wheatley Ris rr
Moase, Vt A , Kensington
Nesnon, Ilurgess H , Kingston
Prowse. Uidanl, Charlottetown
Breed
Ayrshire
Avrshi-e
Avnhire
Ayrshire
Shorthorn
Ayrshire
Ajn' ire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
As rshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
llereford
Hereford
Shorlbom
Rei<l,Itlwin,K<^lo Bay
f^brns Athol Highfirll
Rodd John, Milino
Rodd T A A Sms Milton
Kodil Wallace, Milton
(/>)
Ayrshire
Ay rshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
A} rshire
SaundersA Sin lerson tfarket llldg .Charlottetown
Schunntn Howard Central Bedeque
SDmORS BROS . Box 43S. Cbutolletowtt
Stewart Robert W inslee Station
Storey, Hamid, Wiosloe
Ajnbire
Asrshire
Thompson John R Dijnst'ifloagr
Walker, Arthur, Charlottetown
Walker, Clarence. Cbarlolittowii
Walker.Fmmeii Charlottetown
Ayrshire
AyrsMre
Teunker, William R , R K 6, Charlottetown
Ayrshire
Sheep Breeders
Name and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Breed
Agnculture, Dept of, Charlottetown IP)
Roswall, Albert Summerside
Boswall George L., French Fort (ep)
lioswall 8 L RRl Lott9, Pownall
Bryanton, Preston, Kollo Bay West (r)
Laird J M A Son, Kelvin Grove
Cheviot
Oxfo^ Down
Shropshire
Leicester
COtswold
Oxford Dowai
Sunn. Cephas, W instow Rood
Reid Wm , R R 3. Charlottetown , ,
Rodd.T A A Sans Milton I‘>
Saunders, OliaerC , Winsloe Road
Stewart. S C A Sail, R R 3, Dunstaffnage
Hampshire
Shropshire
Southdown
LelcMitr
Pig Breeders
Name and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Agriculture Dept of, Charlottetown (,)
Andrews, Ashford, North Milton
Balderston & Sans. Howard, N Wiltshire
Boswall AlmoD, Dunstalfnage (hi
IVMwall George L French fort (es>
Brodie Peter Little York
Clay.C B Bndgetowai
Cook.W 11 P, Little \ork
Halliday, Frank, Newton Cross
Houston, 1 mest Hunter River
Hurry Henry R R 1 Charlottetown
Hyde Harry M .Cornwall
Torkshlre
horkshire
hockshire
Yoiksbirr
Berkshire
Norkshire
Norkshire
\oriishire
T orkshire
Keppoch Facra Bo* 2.0, Charlottetown
Lane, Samuel C , Pownal 1
McGregor W 11 . Central Lot 16
McLeod John A , Primrose
MacVeill Reg IS .North Rustico
IMote J Leslie lower Montague
Piowse W E.llrackley Point Rd
Reid Edwin Rollo Bay
Rodd Hammond Winsloc
Stewart Bros Murray River
Stewart, Leigh, Harrington
Vessey, E J Little k ork
■y orkshire
yorkshite
Yorkshire
Yorkshire
Horf?e Breeders
Name and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Breed
Boswall AlmoD DunsUIfnage fp)
Oydesdale
Llydesdaje
Iknoter Cyrus Charlottetown
Robmsca Duncan North Rivet
Percberon
Sundard
ACR— CAR
QUEBEC— CATTLE BREEDERS
CANADA 399
Quebec
Cattle Breeders
Aldnch A H , R K 2 Lrnnorville
Aldnch F A l-«nflQXs «Ue Sh«btwk«
Alcjindrr J Lrr Richmond
AlUrd i SI Koch L ^chi(an L Aston plion
Anctil Altrrd Louis St I amphiU L Islet
Anderson William L Kowirk Station
Archaii bault I dmon I St I aul LLnmtr
Archa nliault lloraee St Denis River ki heheu
Arnstrong JosephC HUS St Oahrielde Ura:
Amoll J L & ^n LrensiUe
Arpm Arthur St Ours
Arthur Robert A RRS Kuntiii don
Athb> lelixl >iarie\illi* RousiHe
Aslnai I d»ard AsertClir
Ashnan Ralph Ayer a Clift
Ashton L>lr Warden
Ashton W II in Waterloo
Atkinson llenryR lonlluhei in I
Au laire Octave St Ulxire
Audct tierarl Con pton
Audft Vapol“n Conplon
Auletelh liliert Con plnn
Auri a t linnore S( loliearpe
As I rl' iniasVi La i eni e St Myaeinllie
Asert J bn T Ijrhute
A I K K S RciEhaui
n ^ O Cogtemk sun
s Waters tile
It It a I an t nj
Ua 111
i ll hnn«li»ia I ant I
H K K S Mantonsill
liarr Ihniat I rankl n Centre
llarrierr lliltege M Alnandre d Ibersille
Banal ni 0<1‘> ir KKV Vl jean Baptiste
iliriiet JeanLouif St I a ild Industrie
Iteaioe Atrrin U Co*an<silIe
Ileatlie Will am J CiwinssiUe
Ileau hen in Am e < ran |e S( | apnl
Reau hen in Loiiiti l< k S krreherea
Iteiulel I meat k It 2 l^lhtm^re
Iteaudet k>r } I , 1 liett <nt Mines Mezaiitk
s It vte IRI lirraiie
t stnaue St l)aaia»e St
s ateeV" sp fi ird
t S| la Id list l.irse
Aynhire
Jetsey
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
AtTshire
Hereford
Jersey
jersey
jersey
Jersey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
A STihire
Aynli re
syesh re
■ft Address
e Baptiste Mcganlic
Rerthiaume Delphis St Pierv-
BERTRAND PEOCULE StSArlead
llenibe 2enon St Donat Rimmiski
llesner jfectcv \ audreuil
Urasette Oliyier St Edvi lee
Rettei J (I TroisRisierea
B«fia<mctte Jean Baptiste Lac Beanport
Uioning D Al Sutton Junction Brafue
Dtron Lucsen Loibbiniere
Diaa tloo Aleaia Ste Helene ite Bagot
II op F J It K 5 Coaticonk
Bishop rercy F Coaticook
Black I II Lachute
Blais Cuinaume R K 2 Bromptonvtlle
lllancbet Salbaniel Arthabaska
Bois Louis Joseph St Jean I'ort Joli L Islet
Boisvert Damus K K s k alcoiirl
lloivifl Alfred Koberval Lac St Jean
Boivin Theophile St Borbrrt
BoUue Atiitualin Le Kocher Rraure
Hoi I le OdiJnn St (>eorge de W indsor
BoIIk Kent Le Rather Beaure
Honin I Ste Lluubeth Jolietie ^
Booth C John W anJen
Bonght C S SweeUbofg
Bouchard Charles (<ra>id Bale
Boiiehatd Iniest&L A A Aona St Valentin
Bouchard rtilias Johni-ille
Bouehee J<"»ph Trwi Pistoles
Boueher Pail HouchervilJr Chitnbly
Itoudreall Adetanl St Joseph d Alma
Boulreau Ad|uior lie e it Sola
Houffatd Joa Ayer a Cl If
Bourdean Harvey Aubrey
Bourgosng J A Tibuape
Bouiel Chaa Vicirnav lie
Boothillier Dnvr tfariinville
llouvser Arthur St ADtmne Rivrr Mlrheiieu
Bowen Alberti- k k I If Iley
Honen It L AyetiCblf
Honker Andrew Warden
Boyd Hugh kk? AruNl'I
Boys facni A Ira rung Vhmd jbe Iransi
Bu Mine M-mtieal
Btadfnml W I . K Ao S Larhnte Argenteu I
Br<*1en>k J T lldlhurst tivnptm
Brofeur J I , St < rsa re
llmde K B leeWrt |e
BnwiilUrd J nerh M Aung •
Brown B W k R 2 A«rr s ( Iff
liri^w HffW Bamnevui
»lr.-.«W k l,kkj H-nr. ^,1 ft
■•ewe Ae-teeA KKMIualirtS*
Brwne Ir I meui Sle SyAlede kJ.(M.|r
Ayrshire
llfown Swn
Ayrshire
Jersey
Ayrshire
Jersey
Jersey
Ayrsh re
Ayrshire
Aynhire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Ayrsbxe
Ayrsl lit
Ayrshire
i rscsian
Ayrsl ire
Aynl ire
Jeitey
Ayrsl ire
Ayrshue
402 CANADA
QUEBEC— CATTLE BREEDERS
MAC— PRO
Name and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Breed
MacdonaW John Box fii Scotstown
NIcDou^all J D Omistown
xiacDougad Robert A Tatebursl
■\lcrio«ill David Shauvtlle Pontiac
■Metwen David Omistown
Mcr-nen Ernest V\ RRl Oemstown
McF«en William Ormstown
MacJ arUne Albert B HovucV
AUcfarlanc D A Glencim
Mcbarlanc Daniel HowicV
McFarlane James T Aubre>
McFarlanr Robert i Sod Howick
3lcGcand»l WiUiatn RRl Arundel
McIntosh D Dewittville
Macka^ Bids R R 3 Sa-wjervillt
tIcKav G J Heminingford
MacKfChnie S Wvinan Wyman Farm BoBnieshade
'IcReU Daniel Riverf eld
McKell J Ld'ar Aubrev
MckeU James & Son RiverfieU
McKelvej.E J RR2 Magog
MtSsennty C L. Abertorn Btotne
iIcKennej C L Sutton
Mackey Bros Sawyerville Compton
Mackie John M , Lachute
Matkinnon James 16" \ictor Street Sherbrooke
Maelaren Alexandec Buekmgbam
McLaren Co Ltd The James Buckingham
MiLaaiblm O A Koortllon Brome
tleMiUan Gilbert R R J HuntioKdon
Mc'veil D R Bo*20l Ora sto*n
MeOuat kUanS St Andreivs East
tlcOuat Erikine Brovvnshurg
klcOuat H 'V St Audre^t Cast
McOuat J Ralph Oroisionn
'llguwe elate vkaterloc
Mailhot Napoleon Savnic
Malentant klpbonse Chei in TacSe
tlanaon David Como
Manson Prank Come
MaplebuittSteok Farm Hillhurst Compton
Maoleviood Stock Fanr. H No 4 \V«tBwi<«
Maeccau Adelacd St tlalachie
Marcotte Albert Lac Aua Sablea lorineuf
blrsttAke Euient La^Santfe
Marcotte I Wilfrid K K 1 Magog
Marcotte Samuel Si Da<i]e Siatioo Porti «ut
Maieeux J A Leanow He Sherbrooke
Maim E^reci SL lie de Bagot
Marittes Frerei Rue St c eorgei Levu
Marquette Kenn St lie
MmalaA Hector I. St Jacquea Montcalm
Martel Julee Keberville
UARTCi.A J.&imlle
Martin A K Ihetford Mines
Martia George Aime St Prime
Martin 3[ason Foster Brome
Matte Alphonse NeuviUe
Matlbears George E KRl South Stukelv
MayheM R A Disville SUnstead
Ma>ht>» W George Dixville
Maynes F L Waterloo
Mavnes L C Waterloo
kleldtvim George Wyman
Meloche Romuald taudrevil Slalion
Mrrcier Adelard St Larare t iHage
Mercier Henn Roatonpind Sbefford
Mercier llonori Compton
Mercier Honore Ste Mane de Beauce
Metew-r K J Boile ISbft Montreal
Mercicr Kaymono Compton
Mmon W alUtt R R 2 Huntingdon
Metaire St Joseph St Hyacinlb*
Mtira' Fsdras hlonlSl Gregoire
Meuo er Dan Grand Haie
Meunier P E Iberville
Michon \iclor St ThomasOAquio St llyacioCfae
Miles Hv 4 St Lawrence Building Point Fortune
Miller FredC HenrwUe
Millington Thomas R R 4 CoatKook
Milne Arthur D Ftankliu Centce
tlilot LucJen Yamachirbe St Maurice
Mtct OmetL Vatnacbebe St Maurice
Milot OVeil St Severe St Maunce
MiieauW Henri Ste ManeSalonii
'loe Charles Ormstoan
Monaghan II D CUreneeville
Montgonery Geo H Ihilbpshurg M ssisquoi
ilontrea' Collcms Ltd Vallevlield
Moore A F Ilemmingford
Moore A H Box3l Stanstesd
klorgan F H Box Bedford
Monn MeUrd St Hyacinthe
Monn Cyntle v. f-.i-.-
I laieien St ilyacintbe
- «•— V I Laebuw
Mnr. .
'lorr n David _
Meossrlte SapnleMi LaVisitalion
M J L. RRo OalhousieSutioi
Ayrshtte
Ayixhire
Ayrsbue
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Ay^ire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Jersey
Je»s^
Shoetboro
Sborlborn
Jersey
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
kytMure
Ayishiee
Ayrshire
Ayrshttt
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Ayeshice
Ayrstnx*
Ayrshiie
Ayrshire
Fnesuo
Holslein
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrshire
Ayrehire
)rrttr
AyfJbire
Ayrshire
Jersey
Avrshire
Ayrsbue
Ayrshire
Ayisbm
Jersey
Ayrsbue
Aytshne
Ayrshire
Jersey
AyrMure
Ayrshire
Jersey
Aynbire
AyrMnte
Ayr^ire
AytsfaiR
Mosher Ralph I Masss'sippi
Mosher W j A bon Noyan
SIcMeau I is RR2 Berthier en haul
Mount WVferW R H 1 Sneetsburg
MosnanRros Letinoxiille Sherbrooke
yiudget Charles A. Son Sutton
Murray William Ros J4 Brounsburg
Nadeau 4|rkle Kfvieredu Loup
Nadeau IVsird St Paul Jolielte
Neely kerf RRl Huntingdon
Neil Albert V Stanstead
SeU MB R H 2 Granby
Nesbit James K K 2 Hunt ng Ion
Ness Albert J Moeirk
Ness David T Hoairk
Ness K K. A Son* Howiek
Newell GeorgeO lltghisatrr
Noble K C Fitch Hay
Sieol Henry South Roston
Nirol flonier South Koxion
Nicole Ldnuard Kocherdela Chapelle Montmagny
Noiseaua C E St Jean Baptiste de BooviIIe
Nolm Luge-- *
Noteross j
Norcross s
s J AS Foster Brome
s Mrs Jessie A SI loeler
ORrieo A f Sattoii
Ogilvie A E.wSi Francis VanerSl Stontreal
OecuW L II . Hattey
OReilly FraricisT.ChamMyCanton
Ooellel C Eugene None Darned" IwniBe
Ouellei iosepb Si JVune
Ouellel Laoreot St Prime
Ouellei Laurent St UbalJ R M I> Purtceof
Ouellel UMerit St Alexandre de Nainourltki
Owen W T Monte Bello
Palmer ) E Sveetsbing
Paiuieion Jot T«> Ste Marquente TmURivier
Papin ‘•tires Aauelute
Paquet Oeiiiamin St Nicholas
laquelle Francois L AngeFanJien d" Rouville
1‘ans T E.PansMlle Lethinhiite
rarnell t J Lennotville
Passow F M Eusila _ . ,
Patoft Hugh bhedden FomartlingCA Montreal
Paul NaaMton RR" St Ueniuin de fr*-’*'*"’
Payant Joseph St Leuit de Gonrague
Peasley C I. Waterville Compton
Pelchai,Bef"atd Oampwn
I elterio A £ Hallev
Pelwtlxf Auguste RR2 Roberva!
PellMiee Cyrias Rlviere-du Loup
Peloqu n, Dat id St Ours
PekHjuin Pierre Ste Aictoire
Perktin KarlC Foster
Perrier Alexandre Chamblej Bass n
Perrier Fdinond Laprairie
Perion llenci B La Sarre
Perry Ed Ayers Cliff Stanstead
Pesant Joseph Monte Bello
Petit Arthur RR9 Aalcourt
PeWes Mis J M ASxi West Brome
Pettigrew Arthur Isle Aerie
Pewiress Fran)^ Phillipburg
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Pnsson Josecii St Alexandre d Iberville
Poitras Eucltde Ste HeUne de Basnt
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Pmerleau Josaphat Ayers Cliff
INioie Geo C, Hatley Stanstead
Potluvr Henn Cltoada
IMtoin Aimand Granby
Potviu Joseph WestFardham
Potvin Will am South Stukely
FtniliD David St Evariste de Forsyth
IAmiIui Napoleon Stanstead
FMIui Oram St. Victor-d" Tnng Beauce
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PRO-UAT
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CANADA 403
T^lit St Oun
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Purd J H«Ui '\»t?clois
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Reyoeidi Uewtityu ^tb Rnxton
Rsebardson D D Afepa Cliff
Ride Charles \\ Massanippi
Ride Thomas AjepsCl it
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RocJ) O St Norbert
RODOCR. COAHLES R. BJU Luhata
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Rodger NS II am} R R2 Laehute
RMrvrar M J R R 1 Albeittan
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Rousseau Jacques Gould Stac on
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St INerte, Charles Si I e Uagoi
Salomon Marcus ( h ngsbury R chmood
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Saundrrt D J Bury
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Scale L A Cot « CooLstiire
School rail L L Massaw fp
Scott '1 t SwetisboTj
Scull) V S Knoulton Proioe
Seed ttaJier R R J St Cbot'Ulome
Semsnatre de Quebec, Quebec City
SenunaiedeSi Hvaemthe St Hjacnihe
Sem na reda SaertCoeuT St V ctocdeTrto*
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Tottstnsot Ncp* St Pterrelca Decouett
Tracy Joshua Knowlton
Tremblay Arut At Si JcAeph d Alma
Tremblay Auguste Grande Bare
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LancuviUe Pdmund RRS Maddmgton Tails
Lancuvillr Paul St Sylvare
taunn Reinee Si Krrmat
Lasoir Koinauld SaereCoeur
Laurence Pdgar Pori Daniel Centre
Le^l Albert St Felix de Kingsey
Leelere Joseph SI Charles deDelleebas*e
Lefebsre Chas Direbton
Leitb Robert J Ste Anastasie
Lemaice ) mesi St Honaifntore
Lemaire Joaepb St Maionc
Leii ire & totbn St Andr^ Avell n
Lessard Adelbert bt Samuelde Cayhuisl
Loiaelle Albenr St Marc \erchrres
Lysier Archie It South Durham Drummond
McDaae James Quyon Pontiac
Mcdarr J ' LennoxsiUe
MacdonaldCollege Jacqura-Caniei
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Mitchell F K Lennoxyille
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Morin J I Ttenholni
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Peubn Fgide, Lotbrndie
I oiibn t vangeltsie St Georges
Poubn If , St VkIot de Trine Beauce
Poolin J Alfred St Come Linigre
Poubot GaiHlios St Michel de Bellecbase
Pnnibi Charles St Evanste
Proula J A Ktcboumd
Proveorber Edmorul St Felix de Kingsey
Proicncher J A Sle Sophie de Mrgxntic
KatMnn 4 rorges Compton
Kaboin Joseph St Leon
Rioox Joseph Trois Ihstotes
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Kohb M T lluotmzdon
Rolrerge J P St Pierre d Orleans
RobiBsoa James R R 1 Inverness
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Roy Oamade Ste Kose-de Watford Dorchester
Roy Delphis West Brourbton
Ste MaryeM ASon R R2 St Anoedela Potaliit*
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Sasignac Joseph St Fliraheib
Shaman Clayton b Canterbury Coiiiploo
Shaw \\ T Si Tell* le Kingsey Drutnmood
Skerry J T Tmiholm
Stalker Frank T Kingsbury K No 1 Richmond
Strong WillamC RR2 WesIBrorae
Sylmlir Albani SI Siinon d Yamaska
SyUestie \>ctor St llvaaalhe
Syhestre Kcmim St Simon leBagol
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Tosipin Piene Notre Dame de Ham
Tmiragny John Uecanoour
Traham Edra kamachichi St Maunc
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Beauttgaid Charles E Si Ub«/»
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Hamwn rforpfs Matane
Hajrs CUwnre Shairnlle
Hriu Albert St Sulpice
Hftu Awildas.St S ilpice
Jalbert Ameder St IVtir« River Richelieu
Juhen H St Leon
Janeau Joseph Ste Lrsule
c, Noe St. Pierre XIontmagny
Lacasse GeciTKes St Henn de Lena
Lachance Ariuand St Thunbe
LachapcIIe L P St Paul I Ermite
Lacbapelle Napoleon SI PaullEniule
Lacbapelle PauIU St PaullErmile
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Lamv J Leo Sacnacbiehs
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LaneuviUe Paul St S)here
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LebUsc Romeo ^ letonavtUc Artbabaska
Lrboetif Alphente Si Pture
LKlere Joseph St Charles de Sellechatae
Lefebvre Chat Birebtea
Lrilb Robert J Ste Anastatie
Lemait* 1 nest St llonacentgre
Lemaiie Joaepb St Majon
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Morn ) <• St Casnnir
Monn J I Trenhol u
MuUihill M P At Inter Ea«t
Oilcinl Down
Shropshire
ilantpshire
Oxford Dcnm
Sbrofshire
Oxford Down
Oiiord Down
o7^d*i^n
Oxford Down
Shro{>shire
Oi ford Down
Oxford Down
Lex”*”
Shropsb re
^ford Down
Sbtopsbir*
Oxford Down
Oxf<^ Down
Otfoed Down
Oxford Down
Shropshire
Hampshire
Oxford Dowd
Usford Down
Hamp^ire
Shfopsh IT
Hampshire
Shropshire
Shropshire
Shropshiit
tt { ShTOpstne
Name and Ad lre<s
Parnell I J , Lennoxville
Patterson Joseph C Ste Auaslasie
I rlletier Auguste RR2 Roberxal
lelletier Lphrem Lavaltne
leneault Detphis St Edouard de Fratnplon
Irmer Alexandre CbambyDassIn
licfae Danuse St Jansier Ceirrbonne
Piche Oscar Ste Gertrude
I'OfiirTleau Omcr Deauceville Quest
Poulm Cgide, Lotbiniire
I oubR I vangelisir St Georges
Poulin, If , St Victor de Tnng, Oeauce
loutm J Allied St Come.Linitte
Pouliot Cjudios SC Micbelde Dellrchase
I'roulx Charles St Evanste
Proulx J A Richmond
iTovencher Ldmond St Felix de Rmgsey
I'tiAefKhrT J A Ste Sophie de Megantic
Kaboin < corges Compton
Raboin Joseph St Lron
Rioux Joseph Teois Ihsloles
Kivard Donat CUirvaux de Barot
Robb M T llanimgdcin
Roberge J P St Pierre d Orleans
Kobioson Jaores R R 1 Insemess
Kodneue D Coupton
Kodngue %l Compton
Koilngue \ N Jchnville
Rose L C Sherbrooke
Ko) Albert Carfoa
Ro> Alexandre S Pierre ttontmagny
Ro) Alfred SI Prune
Roy Damade Sle Koee-de Matlonl Dorchester
Roy Detphis West Broutblon
Rov Joseph RR2 St Ceorges deWmdxoT
r Abbott LmsoiMlIe
o 51 Culhbert
WiDums II F, knowlton
Shropshire
Shropshire
Oxford Down
Shropshire
Cotswold
Shropshire
li
Sle ManeM diSon R R2 St Anne de la PocaMre
St Pierre Damen St Eustacbe
Sa uye H enn F St Hennas Deux Montagnes
SAtTVE. OUER. SI B nnai Deux Uontagnei
Savignac Joseph St Fliiabetb
sharman Clayton L Canterbury Compton
Shaw \t 1 St Felix tie Kingsey Drummond
Skerry J T Trenholm
Stalker Frank T Kingsbury R No 1 Richmond
Strong WillamC KK2 West Brome
Sylvvsire Albani St Simon d VaiuaSka
SyKestre \Ktor St Hyacialbe
Sylsestre Romeo St SimmdeBagot
Toiipin IVere Notre Dame de Ham
Tmingny John Itecancour
Trahani bdm Vamnchichi St MaurK
Oxford Down
Leicester
Oxford Down
Oxford Down
Leicester
Shropshire
Shropshire
Oxford Derm
Shropshire
Shropshire
Shropshire
Shropshire
Oxford Dowd
Shropshire
Leicester
LeiC'itT
Oxford Down
Hampshire
Uneoln
Cotswold
Shropshire
Oxford Dowu
Lincoln
^ford Down
Oxford Down
Lincoln
Oxford Down
Oxford Down
Oxford Down
Shropshire
Shropshire
Shrr^ishife
404 CANADA
QUEBEC— CATTLE, SHEEP BREEDERS
Same and Addresi
Wells D W Magoc Stanstead
Wells L. B , West Uromc
Wells James Howitk
W estover Myron, rreligWhurg Stissis^iio
Wbilcomb 1 J Massawppl
WilkiosOros l-aniham Missisciuci
Williams Moms Tester Brome
Wilscy D M Windsor Mills
• Wilson C W BRl Massaisippi
W Ison r A Fxelighsburff Missisijuoi
Ayrshire
Jersey
Ayrshne
Ajishire
Jersey
jersey
jersey
Name and Address
Wilson Tranks R K 1 Danville
Wi&on J O LacoUe
Wyle W C Honick
koong Alfred A Waterloo
Young C L Clarenceville tlissisquoi
Young M H ClarenceiUle Miasuquol
koung Thomas Oak Bay Mills Bonaventorc
Jetvy
Ajmhjre
Aynhir'
Sheep Breeders
Name and Address
Agriculture Sehoolof Ste Anne delalNjcalitre
Agncullurt School of d Oka La Trarme D'
Montsenes
Allard Jos bt Evansle
Allard lYime bt Koch L Acbigan L Yssomption
Nprd Theophile St Eloi
Aimstrong TredA Danville
Armstrong J C H K 2, St Gabriel de Ijrin loi
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Baillargeon J L Weedon WoUe
Banl Napoleon Tinguick
Beaudoin Theodule St Ludger
Bcaudo n Lrbaio B B 1 Coi> pton
Beauregard An»aad S> DonieKSvedeOai.,^,
Beauregard Charles E St Liboire
Beauregard Dasia<e St Hyacintbe
Beaungiii Hector St Daniaie
ticuregard WiUnd Si Danaie
Belanger J J St Alexandre d« Na loun ka
Qellemare Mncn Yamachtcha
Belrid Emile SI Tab en de Riineutlii
Bennett El No 3 Lennoxville
Bennett F G K R 3 Bury
Bergeron Antonio Savoe
Bergeron Johnny St San lelde Horton
Bernard 1 erroel Sc Batile Le Grand
Berube Zeno SI Donat Rimouskl
Blenvenue Cieephas RltS St AnCome
Uiion Contalve St Elphege
B shop C Guy 21 Rue Magog Sherbrooke
BCjUK fr St AedmrtEtK ,
Ulais Philibert St Ludger
Bou l^usjoicph St JeanPortJoli L Uirt
Bonneau E N NorIb Stanbcidgc
OoChnell Alex C Laebute
Bouchard Jos E bl Felix d Ot s
Bourassa Theodore Yaieacb che Sa nt Nlauno
“■jk^ounet Pierre Sie Eliiabelh
Shropshire
Oxford Doim
Hampshire
Hampshire
Oxford Ooun
Shropshire
Oxford Den
Oxford Do<sn
Oxford Oou B
Shropshire
Shropshire
Ifaeapsh re
LeKCster
LeicetUt
Oxford Douxk
Hampshire
Oxforf Oowh
Laicesler
l^ieesier
Coisnold
Shropshire
Name and Address
Comveau Dositbee Pike River
Cosselte Narcisse St Tite
Costello Wilfred R KC Richmond
Cote Hylas St Hughes Dagot
Ccpte R L Ange Cardies Yic'nui>eiitncy
Coulontbe Ame St Faben
Coulu Edouard K K 3 Sle Elisabeth Joliet
Couture J H St Augustine Portneui
Couture Josepb Stratford Centre
Ctomirfll F K Cookshiie
Curtis A b Slansirad
D
Denis Arsene bt Sorbet! blalion Berth er
Detus hdnour bt Sorbetl
Desileis Keetor St Samuef Sicotet
Dcsooyets Stanislas St Damaxe SC Hyaemthe
Dctnnleau Yalentn LAtadie
Oesroeberx Simeon ble Crou LAtbb n tre
Dion Joseph Trampton
Dionne Francois Ste Florence
Dot# kipbense )■ St DcniiSireet Three Rivett
DOlis Irernie Olis
Dreu Jas A R R 4 Lachute
Drolet Jos St Pierre Baptiste
Dulil Adolphe bt Georges Est
EUiotl II I Danvil
Experunental Farms Ste Annedela PocaUce
Favroau Helard Si Malod Auckland Compton
Ferron Omer Y aroachiche
Fontaine Francois Notre DatoedeStanbndge
Fortitt Alphonse KebertviUe
Foster G G,« Box DJ Knowlton
Foumiee Alex 'lonlmagny
Bier G F Box 213 Montmagny
CotsuoU
Lete««!
Oilcrd
Co sirolj
Lexester
SAi»«'S‘ire
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ShropsbOT
Oj/ojdl>o»t>
Oxford Doc“
Leic«s‘“_
HAR-^OU
QUEBEC— SHEEP BREEDERS
CANADA 405
nson Gforgfs Malane
n CUrcnrr Shan\IUe
u Albert, bl SulpKe
u Avililas St Sulpirc
Jalbcrt Ameilee St Peiii'
J alien H St. Leon
Janeau Joseph Sle Lttul
K
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Labbe r \ .\KtoRaMUe Arthabaska
Labne Louis St Cyprien
l.acasse Georgn St llenride Levis
Larhance Annand St Tbunb*
Lacbapelle E I* St } aul I Emnte
Lacbaprlle Napoleon St Paul 1 Emute
Lacbapele Paul U St 1 aul I Ermlte
Laerout Caiul Ba)-«c
l.afreniire Caspanl St Ambrose
Lafaee Elphege St Hyacinth
Lamontagne A)>re Ste Hose deNNatinrd
Laiueureui Aur , Paituette
r Laniv J Leo tanitch>ch«
LaneuviUe Pdinund RK8 Madd ngton I alH
LaneuvilJe I aul St Sylvere
I.aunn Romeo St Hennas
Lavallrc ArelVos Berthiei^n bant Btrlbier
Lavallee J A , R K 2 Hertbier en liaiit
Lavoie Ron autd SacroCoeur
Lawrence bdgar Port Daniel Centre
Lebet Albert St Felix de hingse)
LeUane Konico \ietonavilIe Arthabaska
Lebeiei 1 AlphoMt St l*rtn «
Leelere Joaeph St Cl arletde B(lleebat<e
Lelebvre Cbai Birebtm
Leitb Robert J See Anastasie
Leiiiaire 1 rnesl SI Ilnnaventure
Mcllane James Qujcei Pontiac
McCIary J k Lennoaville
iUcdonjldloIlejie Jae<lues Cartier Macdor
McGibbon A A Brownsbire
Mclver NeilU RK No 2 Seotslonn
McLaren Co Ltd Tbe James Buckingbani
Marroua J Adelbert t audreu 1 Station
tiee tt (George R K 1 Shaimlle
Merrier Jostyh La Durantave
Meta re St Jos SI Hvacinthe
M rhaud Joseph Uleterle Temiscouata
M lot 1 ucien Samachiche Sf Maurice
MiVt OiTiei
■arhiche St Mau
Oaf rd Down
Shropshire
Hampshire
Lenester
Oaloti) Down
OafonI Down
Os lucd Down
OxIonI Down
Leicester
tbevlot
Leicester
Sliropvtiiie
Oifonl Down
Leicester
Shropshire
LeKesler
Oilofd Demn
i.eKesier
Oxford Down
Oxforl I^wn
Oxford l>own
Shropshire
Hampshire
Oxford Down
Shropshire
Hampshire
Shxx^sh re
Shtopshirr
SSreipsrfiT
SbnjMhirr
Nan e an I Address
Parnell I J Lrnnoiville
Patterson Joseph C Ste Anastasie
lelletMT Auguste RR2 Koberval
Pelletirr Lphrem Lavaltric
Peneaill Delphls Si Edouard de I ramplon
1 emer Alexandre Chamby Bassin
’■bus John if KnowUon Oroi
•Che llamase 5l Janvier Cer
loutui Lghfe, Lolbmidre
Poulin I vangeliste SI Georges
Poulm II St Victor de Trine Beauce
Poulm J Alfred St Come UiUdre
I'outiot <*audsos St Michel de Beltecbase
Pioulx Charles St Pvanste
Pronlt J A Kicbmcmd
rrovenchrr fcdmond St Felix de Kingsey
rroveocher J A Ste Sophie de Megantic
Quain John Invcrnes'
Kaboin t forges Compton
Kaboin Joseph St iVon
Rioux Joseph Trots I iitoles
Kivar I Donat CUirvaux de Bagot
Robb 'I T Huntingdon
Roberge J P St lietred Orleans
Kob nson James R R I Inv rmess
Kodngue (> Compton
Rodnsue M Compton
Rolrigue \ N JtdmviUe
Rose L I Sherbrooke
Rc) Albert Carrer
Rov Aleaandre S Pierre Montoiagny
Ko> Alfred St Prime
Roy Damade Sir Kcoe^e Watford Dortbestrr
Ko> Delphis Wm Broughton
Roy Joseph R K 2 Si deorges rle Windsor
Ste ManeM &Soo R RS SI Ahnedela Poeatilre
St Pierre Damien St EuStachr
Sauve He nri F S< llrmas Deux Memtagnes
SAinre OldEft St H^rmax. Deox Idnntagnti
^vigoae Joseph St riitabetb
,1 — . — < '■-nterbury, Compton
hingsey DrummoiMl
Sharman Clayton I Ca
Shaw W T St Fehid
Skerry J T Ttenholm
Stalker hcank T hingsbury R No 1 Ricbmond
Sinmg WilliamC KRSWestBtmne
Sylveslee Albani St Simon d Yamaska
Sylvestre Victor St liyacinthe
Sylvestre Romeo St Simon je Bagot
ipin l.evi L Acad e
Toupin Pierre Notre Dame de Ham
roungny John Beoancour
Trahm Edra Vatnachicbi SI Mau
Trae AbbcWi LenDOiiUle
taJnais Aa otiio, St Culhtert
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(rp) Leicester
I Shropshire
(r) I Shropshire
Oxford Down
Shropshire
Cotswold
Shropshire
^ford Dowd
H ampshire
Oxford Down
Shropshire
Oxford Down
Leicester
Oxford Down
^ford Down
Shropshire
Shropshire
Oxford Down
Sbropsbire
Shropshire
^r^shire
Shropshire
Oxford Down
Hampthlra
Leicester
Ox ford Dowd
S hropshire
Lincoln
Cotswold
Shropshire
Oxford Dowu
Lincoln
Oiford Down
Osfocd Down
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406 CANADA
QUEBEC— PIC BREEDERS
ACR— CAC
Pig Breeders
GAG— PR13
QUEBEC— PIC BREEDERS
CANADA 407
Same and Address
Cannon Emile St Michel de Bellrebase
trSKncm Louis North btukely
LaRiion Thlmotee St Arsene
rale F G »oa 9 j WatemUc
Gamache Lbald Guides
Gareeau ll.St BarnabeSord (
Tarneau \0)ni5te fiO Iloulesard Benoit QnebecCity
Galicher td bt \akrien
Ga icher Tbeo Koxton l*ond
GAUTHIEB.ADRIEIt St. Folycarpa
taithirr ^rniand LoteauduLac
Gauthier tuelide Desnieloiies
( authier J B La Fla nes
Gel nas Maxime St Barnabe Nonl St Maunee (
Celnas Odiaca St BarnabeSord
Gelinas Stan slas SL Ldmond
Gendron O K K 3 Brauhamois
Gersas Joseph HebertviUeStat on
rutuere Zoli lue Contrecoeur
Giroux Albert St AuifusUn TwoMountanS
Ciroux Sap«1eon SLCesatre
Gobeil Joseph Kang St Joseph Chieoulin i
Gobe 1 Urs i Kang St Joseph
Guesremont J M St C)-ntle de \\ endover
Cullemelte Mde Aaanas R R 1 St Anselme
Guy Joseph llaie dea Sables
Kamel PhiU ppe Ste Lulalie
Hastings II L 1 Sons bueetaburg
lleroux Thos Deseha lions
K Ithouse A I Bondville
Kodge %\ "T Meiunt Royal
Hooker Bros. K R| Ormstoun
Hooker George Ormstown
Ileude Frrddv Arthabaska
Houle rertunal St Cynlle'^e Mendoser
Hunter Janes Ormstowa
Jalberl Aiuedee St Denis River Riehelieu
jette Heart 4t Aleundred IbertUle
Johnston J T Hfome
s AdrUni Dess iv He
Labb^ F S liclorutiUe Arthabaska
Laberge Amrdee St Lou s de Coniague
Laberge Barnabe Ste Martine
Lacaase Georges St Henri de Levis
Larroii Ca us Boyer
Ladona n L- O Lac Masson
Ugace ttphege St. IHaeinlbe
Lalanne OleT) Mont St Gregoire
Lanoureux Aug Paquette
Lamoureux Lucien llenryvUIe
Lan pron Amertee St Lueien
LaneutUte I aul St Sylvesirc
Laporte Arthur St. Sorbert
Laroche Felix
Urorhe b n r
l.atntTut 1 b
n Arthabaska
*um bt. Leon
r St. Guillaume d Lplon
Latallee Atellus, Dertbierlen hauti Berth el
Lata lee Barthelemi KR.8 Koiton halls
Latallee J A K K >• Berlhier-en haul
Latallee Oscar Ste Justine de Newton
Leblanc 7erh r St hugenede Cranthim
Leboeuf Alphonse St I'nme
Lebrun Arti and Laprei
Leclere Jos Junr St C
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Leclcte LuC, Kit lere Tro s ISstolrs
Legate Aratie llert-et Juactirei
Legendre J A, Stcetioniy
Lekcr I dmour \alletfeld
Leger jnsaphal SI IVUvrarpe
Lehou lliee Geccget, Ham Need
Lema re I rnesi, si Ikeut-enture
Leroux h dmiard. Le* Cedre*
Leermx 11 J bl Telespboee
Lemii rh list. Let tejrei
l.eleT*dre Adelard INxilaire*
Lrtnineav Jean Cbambcwd
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Vorkshirc
Chester IVhite
ChesterMhlte
Vorksbire
Yorkshire
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k orksh re
Berkshire
> orksh re
Chester White
k orksh re
k c«ksh re
Chester Wh tl
CNs er Wh t<
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Letire kkilfrld Wanvick
Llietireui II UIre St Ilugurs
Laboiion Raphael Les Cedres
LmMln Pulp A Paper Co Ltd > Little Cascapeilia
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MacCUry J A Leunosville
Mac kmald College Jacq les Cartier Macdonald
Mcheivey K A & Son Magog
Marcoux Desire k aleociennrs
kfareoux J A Lennoxtille Sherbrooke
Mairoux Lucien 1 lessisville
Maner Aiedee Drummondville
Marois ( edeou Cooksh re
Martel (> Compton
ktassicole K St Ikeeper
Melorhe M VaJleylield K Vo I Beauhacnois
Mcnarl Dens North Stukley
Merrier Sapoleon Piopol s
Mess rf Arthur llroinplon
Melaire SC Jos St Hyacinihe
Meuner Charles L St Charles River Richel eu
Michaud Alphonse t lessisville
M les Henry i St Lawrence Bldg Point Fortune
M Her Mar^all W Brome Centre
Milher Omer St H la re
MiloC Luren Vanachiche St Maunee
M ner W H Cranhy
NicboUs Albani La Presentation St llyacmib*
Nieule Jean Mane Montmaeny
Noseaua C E St Jean Baptiste de RouviUe
Nohn Fugene Victor aville
OIney A It Danvi
Ouellet Nap f St
Ouellelle Tbeopbile
PaienianC AUiect St Augustin TwoMountans
Paqurtie F LAnge Garden RouviUe
lands Arthur Charlesbourg
I are Josaphal Ste Drrus River RKheheu
Parent Joseph E Charlesbourg
Parnell I I LmncixviUe
I aol Napdteoa R K 2 St Crimaui de Cranlham
Pellet er Auguste K K S Roberval
Irllrler I iienne St Dean de la Bouteillene
PeDeGer Louis M La Durantage
Pereas Feedukand Thurso
Perkins Vofcnan B DanviUe
IVrTeault J 8 St Casunir
I emee Alexandre Chambly Bassfn
i emee 1 <1 nond Lapra ne
Fkiaiirif Kovnuakl St Antoine Rfrer Richelieu ..
Phelpr W kk..Soulb Stnkely
I gile LoIhbimCee
J Aliteil M Lone Luuefe
Sinem WeaorerUle Oemt _
Ikmpcee T J.,Chrhe»«eT
PrUDrau J weph l> K K.1 St klsrtia
e Aipbcwisr Creneil
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Chester White
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Yorkshire
Chester White
Yorksh re
Yorksh re
Yorksh re
CbesterkVhlte
Yerksbira
Berkshire
Yatkihire
Chester White
Chester While
Yorksh re
Yorksh re
Yorkshire
\ orksh) re
Yorksh re
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k orksh re
Yorkshire
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Yorkshire
k orksh Ire
Yorkshire
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k orkshlie
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k orksh re
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QUEBEC— HORSE BREEDERS SASKATCHEWAN— CATTLE BREEDERS CANADA 409
N arae and Address
Qieed
Vame and Address
PF TrappistesdeXIislassinl Xtutassni Lac St Jean
r Frai Dalhoui e Station
ond D Queens Hotel, Montreal
j C Chateauguay
Mrs 1 J Chasy
ion Fierbert Sawyemtle
Jas K L. Box2f*0 Xercheres Montreal (cj
life Bros Aylmer East
lef N Ormstown
stre Romeo St S mon de X amatka
stre Xictor St Hyacinth* (ip)
Fereheroft
Standard
Thoroughbred
Belgian
Thoroughbred
Thoroughbred
Clydesdale
Shire
Fr Canad an
Ft Canad an
Tkoufo Louis RrpentJgny
Tonngny Paul XnclonaviIIe
TmnbUy Anatole L Acad e
Tuck Robert 4 Son Campbellville
\ ai ipiette S G Xtontreal
Vandetae P "IS Berne Street Xfontreal
Xigseau Dr J H Traf* Rivrfres
Watson E Hudson Heights
Fr CAnad an
Delglan
Fr Canadian
Clydfsdafe
Saskatchewan
Cattle Breeders
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Name
\ I Iress
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In Bros Bcacough
on John Box 12U Pnnee Mb«rt
Ijwa. B J W Coprau
■eU.D Albrti Rose\aUry
istrong K E Abbey
It t Thoe D Letik
mei trank K R 1
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U. B Xt Neystown
ikie John A Crova Farit
xter A E Borden
attie Rober* Frrni ngton
sjafield Mn C ^ lien
bor T Stratbouri Station
<ek Hector lietle Fla ne
OBIQ It Farm The Mad «on
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»<ken F M Tesset
■ad E H Crandora
•andt J Ldenwold
•a) B F Boa"i1t FoamUke
taj Jlen Bo* II Tedale
rrec F A Son* K K 2 Semans
nc* S J t heU her
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Cook Albert J Hardy
Coomb* H it M ddlemisi R Clouston
Cope Joaeph Broadview
Cottle Stanley C portreeve
Conntell A E Fort Qo Appelle
Covill, E. UawoU
Crabbe Lawrence Borden
Crawihaw Frank \lacoun
Creatroan H B Box 11 Laihbutn
Cumberbnd VV >| Maple Creek
CtsDuruc Henry K pUng
Cumm ng J XV Us dmlnslrr
Dale Cbarira S S Iten
Daniel Edward XXapella
Darnbreugb XXtn ^nr Laura
Daib James Kipimg
Davdson C S XVeybu
Debhto ty Mrs M /
Denn s Bros Farkman
Dev It C H Foam Lake
Debold CeoegeC Kennedy
Downev Harry F Box f>l Cull Lake
Downey P F 4; SoDi Box t97 Cull Lake
Drury lotepbS Stoughton
Oiysdale Xlre John Bo* fiOo X otkton
Dull \X E AngUa
ffutfev John Caron
DamrH Mrs T Cha> Kir* \nl|
Dybvtc A N J Boa 4o K nlev
Dfer Chat 1 Cart le
FUot AuitnH Ath
Fmxh It L tXatreui
I neeton C T Bo* 16' tXenianl
Fn luod J A CUdniar
Fntwittfe James Slanlre Parkenan
Liana T Ibe Grange VVaseca
ripemnental Farm The Doc oion Iridian Hea*
Fspenmrntal Farms ThrDomnon Roschem
Lipenmental Station The Dorn men, Scott
tbcT Lmin XI M nrdtw eth
ilxwier James. Menu)
aU. Peirv Betbune
*aniher X\ R Bo* "It Orre-m
arb.\X F Marebwell
eM C J L. 4 Sons Xlonrocnin
mdae 1 t* Xt obeley
Fiber w J Tyean
Flom Ifatbret, Parktaie Sbetbrook
'loi4.Jot>aF Betbeck
—iTth Brtn Mervtn
siUi Jamra. Undgefed
.tT F L.,l«ule „
•iTBrna Tailed
kiwe T CkapUn ...
iwe IketaU te* ApprtV
■■ SteaibocoT btatim
Herefijrd
Red Poll
Red P^l
Jersey
Ayisbire
Hereford
Red Poll
Hertford
- Ayrsb
Red Poll
Red Poll
Hertford
Sftortboni
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Sbortbom
Short bora
IlerefoM
Shorthorn
Holst Fneslan
fferefonl
Ifetrf >rd
Holat Fneslan
Herefonl
Holst Fnesian
Xberdeen Angus
Red Pull
Hereford
Shorthorn
Sbortbom
Holst FHnlan
Sbortbom
Ral 1-0.1
Jferefoed
Hereford
\am« ud MijtSi
Br-rd
Lmbnoetiton Alex Edam
Mutrat i;d Abda
LnbrwHe W R I lunkett
l>erh Pb I p B*nce
t-m Duncao H Ki»bey
L*** Uilliam K sbry
lx %trT John iUoor
Lecacke Un 1 nwst SttiB a '^ iti ttry
Leonhardt Fred Tli*odcT*
taoib Herbert Marthall
Pf’CT) TtM^rt •re FarLieLl
l-irTd 'obn K K 1 Adanae
Loean \l K V-fX, UtAtrouel Pi
Lon; Bros MoriU h
Lonrtoan J W G Maryfield
McA ibur 11 C Hearce
lIrClean SarauelS Ijtelon;
McComb K chard Boa Jill Redt-m
MfCrae F K Stone
ItcCusler Thne 1 Boa S&j Re;ina
MeUchUn r>r A Hosthrn
ItrLareo C S Kandahar
MetaubI n Chw J Blocber
itrL^o Mr* J 11 Clarkbore
Mtlend D Kislxy
ItcLMchn j lloenom n
McSgti E A Salieoau
Mattbewr F A Uatk
Mavbee C A Moot* Jaw
>l« kle Mn lloi. Naaeby
Mejer Halter ^lone
Hejer 11 lliam D kr
11 cbelfflore IheEttaieoICbarln F Box67 Ell’C*
It Bat Janws M North BatHeiord
Montton Brot Boa 13 Hapella
Neale IVrty J Lovat
NeHoo M I Midale
Nelson Neh Boa 20" Herbert
Newell CHS* ft torrent
North J R On Appelle
Norse J 11 Tjvan
Oe Mrs Bertha Insermay
Okeson Chas Boa 4 Marcbwell
Olafion O S 80 N luca Street Moose Jaw
oipbant K F Tisdale
Olsen Math as J Boa 123 Areola
Oithard Arthur F Borden
Orebard C H Bc^den
Osborne 11 m F 11 eyburn
Osier 11 P ^inmerberry
Paekbam H C McLean
Fadbury George & Son A>I«bory
rarsons 11 F Mejburn
Paterson J B Ogema
Kaimoee L le Kutana
Fayton Herbert S Qu U Lake
Peake A F K wsniung
Prake Frank AilHuinjsg
Peacaon <ras Macoun
perry F L & Son 11 aseca
Peterson Halter Boa 6 Llojdnunstr
Ph Q Chat A lloosom n
I b n R J Mnosom n
Pill&Soin BoaSl Bengougb
Herelotd
Sbortborn
Hereford
lU^ord
Hereford
ayrshin:
Jrtsei
IM Ayrsb rr
Holst Fnesian
Red Poll
Herrlord
^bertb^
Avrshjee
Holst Fnesiaa
Aynb re
Ambat
Shertborn
(4 SBertborn
Ayisbirt
AyrsAire
Holst. Fnesiaa
tfereford
I Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
PRA— CRl
SASKATCHEWAN— CATTLE, SHEEP BREEDERS
CANADA 411
NamonJ Addmj
IVitt A 1 Ka\Tiiscra){
I'nce A L. Lidgftt
\'Ting^« A O CaTOdiiH
Purdy F \ Saisbctry
Pums John F Bo* 152 Saltcoats
Kaninton D W T n i i
KattiOoWoro 5tts E Ken Robert
Kca \5 H Cut Knite
Head Geo M Kc^ttown
Keed G M Stony Beach
Reeder G A Bo* 64 A>lcsbury
Kees-e Charles J Dusal
Kees-e L. 11 Datoe
Keid Thomas J C. Box 554 Mocsom n
Kenauld I- 1 arkman
Keowick Walter Jasmin
Rice F B Box 47 Benson
Richards H Sutana
K ebardsoa F F Sen ans
K tchie K R kamsack
Robb Joseph R R 3 Saskatoon
Hogen Samuel Box fi9 Lasbbum
Ross kom an M Ind an Head
Rothuell Farms Regina
KuUer Andrew Box ll"* Amler
Salt on D Osaee
Sanders Allen Parkman
aSaoden S C Kandahar
Saskatchewan Cattle Breeders Ass Reg n:
laORZ MtSSB./ Cupar
bbore S Cupar
Shutt Mr* J E Strasbourg Station
biispson I) BoxSOj Vteybum
Snpaon 5S D We)bum
Sin a 55 L. Strasbourg Slat on
Skabskr Albert Lenori Lake
Smith 55 J Boham
Sm th 55ilbert L Bo* 16 Ind an Head
Snelgrove K JiSons S nialuta
Somera The Lstateol Frank Aenabeiiu
Somnerfeldt B 615 8ih Street Saskatoon
vmdrol S Box 134 Cabn
Sonslel e C C Duval
Spence Mrs J H Trossochs
Stauffer S ^ Alsask
Stephens F dwarrt J Coderre
Stephens OlveStlva Coderre
Stephens 5 H Coderre
sie\-eni C. A Asou th
ste ens J I Sell her
Stesenson J A Morllach
Stewart Ne I R Dunblane
St lb«n J 55 Lemberg
Holst Fries an
Ayrshire
Hereford
Jersey
Jersey
Hereford
lirreton]
Med Poll
Hereford
lierelord
Red Poll
Hereford
(foist Fnesiao
Shottborik
lierelord
llerHord
Shorthorn
Holst Foes an
Hereford
Hereford
Red PoU
KedPoU
Hrt(to*6
Fnesai
Hereford
Red PoU
Ifereford
.Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Jlolst Fnesai
A>rsb re
l^relord
Holsl Fnrslan
Red Poll
lloHt Fnrsan
Shorthorn
Taylor Peter A AccoU
Taylor S 55 J Dredenbury
Taylor T & Son Cand ac
Thompson 1) I! Bohan i
Tbomsoo Jol n A Box 421 Moose Jaw
Thom llatry Qu II Lake
Thome S Th Foam Lake
Thunlon C 55 & Sons Box PO North Regina
T gar I Cupar
Tonn 55 Uam Hu boldt
Tnirly C St Gregor
Turner L Oiuon ijke
Twcddle George liarrt*
u
\ arty Bros Turlleford
5 oelpel John Kip] ng
5ogel Se\erl& Joseph KoseValley
w
55 alker B K Stone
55alker Douglas Box 13 K chard
55allaer Jas h Bordrn
55 ard Bros Palmet
55ard R C 55e]wrn
Waterhouse H B Parks de
55aterbouse J R larksde
5Valkn A 5V Aylesbury
\5atknsonJ5\ Ceulral Butte
55atsoo II C Oxbow „
55 eal Thomas C Box40'5mieod
55el>$ter 55 J Welwyn
55ellsdEalon K nl^
55enlnger John Allan
55eo$l^ \5illun H He»ard
55beelef A Asquith
55'bebbaQ J A Coderre
55hite Chas T Lockwood
55'blte Farms Leckwoed
Wickens George & Roland kenaston
55irkef>s H P Bo* 381 Maple Creek
55 Ikae D A Ketihrn
55iUiioson J J G & Sons Tuaford
55iIkmton 55 C Tuxford
55 hon George F Bo* 2723, Victoria Av Reg ni
Wilson John Coderre
55tlson Rob C Box 135 Benfat
\5inMer 5\ia Edmwold
SNonmer C Toropk sa
5\nght Bren Cando
Wunder Frank Sheho
55yatt A If KocanvUle
5\yall D I KocanviUe
5\}att Fredenck 55iwoU
e M E FndUtrr
Hereford
Hereford
Holst Fnesai
Holst Fnesai
Hrreford
Hereford
Holst Fnes ai
Hereford
Hercf rd
Hereford
Aberdeen As
Holsl Foes
Short^hori
Here'ord
Red I oil
Hereford
Ajrsh re
Hereford
Hereford
Aberdeen 5ngus
Hoist Fnes an
Red I oil
Hereford
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Hereford
Hereford
Shorthorn
Hereford
Hereford
Hereford
Holst Fnes at)
Hrreford
Ayrth re
Holst Fnesai
Shofthom
Shorthorn
Hereford
Herefoni
ereforJ
A>rsh re
H rtlord
Hereford
Hereford
Herrf rd
Hereford
Hereford
Sheep Breeders
\a e and Address
Adans<*i Allen H 1 a flight Station
Agncullure SasVstchewin Dept of keg ni
Alma‘1 M ke IV x 46 Mel lUe
Bennett I \ 5reola
Bullun G N, HeebarJ
Coalhnp l.esi^t»v\an
nambrougb 55 n laura
Breed
Name and Address
ff
Osfoed Down
Darnbrougb 55 Ihsnt Junr Laura
Dept of l*ul>ur 55orki InstitatKna! Farms Regma
Dixon. 55 ft Ml) le Creek
Dyke The* F K R « DodUand
FeatberLug A G.. BnarW
fcketiDrin Du at
I I Shnywbne
Vnthdonn
IVjrvrt H<wn
f dohn I Brm 5 ekra
0<4>a.C M Frende _
Cef«m.tSanUv Nharm
If
If
I a
Osfirl Dewo
412 CANADA
SASKATCHEWAN— SHEEP, PIC BREEDERS
HAN-EX
Same and Address
Breed
Hankins Charles W Valparaiso
HistiDj-s A E Ma dstone
Heron W C , Huntoon
Hec J L O dela Tuxford
Hill J J Onionlake
Hooper Ham. A-, Box 116 CarljU
HopVc Bros Redtets
Hume Bros Manor
Huiband U W Wawota
Huxtable R J Conquest
Shropshire
Ha psbire
Oxford Dovra
Oxf<^ Doim
Shropshire
Shropshire
irk}
OxiofdDoiim
Shropshire
Jones Dasi 1C Bangor
Lind as Jan fs Llovdroinster
L\on Win D Deseron
Shropshire
SonthdcMD
OilurdDowa
ShroKhire
McLean A B Foam Lake
Mnor H I iScins EarlGrn
OxiuTd Down
Shropshire
Morr h \\ L Box V2 Oxbow
PartnJ^e James VI S Camduff
(PI
Shropshire
Vame and Address
Breed
RKhxnfson A Semans
Robertson J t, 226’ Smith St Regina
Roycfolt J W , BOX »R Simpaon
Rover T & Zengfaf J Co ■Gull Lake
Rnshion I J J; Sian Kocanville
{/■)
Oxford Down
Shrop^tre
Suffolk
Bofd Leicester
SiU VV L. Kuroki
Swiaebari T b fluntoon
Oxford Down
Taylor \V M Ryerson
THOMPSON. HERBERT f . Weybura
University of Saska'rheuan, Saskatoon
1 Hampshire
Oxford Dorrs
Borl Uicertrr
Southdown
Shropshire
SuHolk
Hampshire
Acness J Superb
Oxford Down
Watson Cen T Stock Vards Prince Albert
Whitehead J D NuUna
W lUsev. Frank A Sons Brou-b
(f)
Botd Leicester
Shropshire
Pig Breeders
San f and A Idress
Adami C C SiRh HUl,
Adaason b Ji Box 117 l-relold
Agti ullurr ^aakatchauaii D'pt Regina
Alexander J ns^wali r
EMefjle^
Allan L<«<ei
Allen Ceorae DenaeL-^-
Angell M J Rose ^ allev
Amietroti; James 8 ^^l^d(ho^t
Armstrong V MeKott
Bi le> AUrk Dru d
Ba rd R S Silion
Balk-KcU least ASindtborst
Banks C Harare Datidsoo
Barker O L Ki‘bey
Barr Ba,dotph Cood«>st«T
Barton F A A Sons Shauna>
Bath Bert lirandora
Barnton I k Sagaihun
BerflnriJ \\ni J Avonlea
Bee<to{t t. \\ Luhtnnn
Bell Cro t Begworth
Bel) Richard A Heward
Bell d Ko>< Francis
Bel II. (. I Amaroii
\Otl.sVl»K
Taiuaorth
^ orbsbirr
\ortcsh<re
^ orkshire
^ orkshire
Berksture
\ orkshire
Berkshire
Taunt orih
Yrnkshirr
Hamrrshirr
) orkshire
Tamnorth
% orL<birr
Yorkshire
Aorkshtre
\orksb re
A orkshire
Name and Address
Caldrr, Ceorge Kjdgrdale
CaldieelL Frank L Take
Catneton Brothers Kewsrd
Cameron k\ C Arrola
Canfield Ceo S \%ildRese
Care S H Leoey
Caaaell II K Suoeess
CatJey Ceo H Craven
Cay Maunoe Kuistjno
Church C F Radville
CUik Mungo Biggax
Clemens Cuy Csron
Colburn Fred Box £03 Gull take
Cole R Box 69 Sunpson
Cook J A Uiodifiorst
Cornish J k% Adams
Conan S k Waideok
Crahb La»reore Borden
Ctuntng Thus A Kiptiog
Cumming U S Dobsle
Ctunnuns Jas J Uoton
Cunruiutham j tt Manor
COBNUICHABl Y 8~ South UeJort
Curri Oilherl White* t*>d
Pale W S \ iscount
Pand C B Saltcoats
Pauvm rphrein Peterson
Davvtsoo >I B Pav Hlson
Oeao S 1 Box t8J Antler
Degirz D Invermay
Peuis D D Pas (ua
Dept of Pubhc Works Iiulituliona
Dtrseb J R Bengough
Delta ibchaitl FoiOIater
Devitt Boheet Leteoan
Dickie r B Alelfort
Dirks Henry Wdeo*
near Cos U Rutland
Douglas W W Bnercresl
Drever John R lepton
Drew A J Radisson
Duncan ll B Box 1 3 V eric n
Dunnure Harold J Dull Lake
Dnnn Jan es Kincaid
Dyer R A Box ISO Carlyle
E
Eisner J Togo
FUioK J K & Sons Kisbey
FUKitt Wm R Box 76 lyoreburo
Evans C C Weyhum
Evans Cbfford W eybum
Expenmentat Fanns The Donun oi
mis The Dommioi
\ orkshire
Berkshire
\ orkshire
A orkshire
Tamu ortb
Hampshire
\orksbire
Taniieortb
Hampsbire
Yorkshire
Berkshire
A orkshire
Poland Clin-
YerVshte
Aorksture
Poland Ch n:
A orkshire
N orkshire
Berkshire
FAR— PET
SASKATCHEWAN— PIC BREEDERS
CANADA 413
San r and Sddirsj
rortstfr 'lorton rortrr«\e
lo«I«r F K Kamsack
lox UU KadviUe
Franc I 0 \' Box 3"J Hrrbrrt
Fraser John C W >n ark
French Drotherx Lorebum
Garland T \' Box 43 Success
Ceck R T Kel ngton
Ceorge J F red Leross
G bb Robert Lintlaw
G bsOD Robt Crandora
G bson H Bratton
C Imer John A Woodro"
r ouell C H Box 236 Ora elbourg
C rl ne Mrs A M Radisson
Gohn C '1 Froude
Cordon Charles %\ RtfAdanac
( rabam C L ilevard
Graham H Woodrow
Grainrer ^ B Oaema
GRASSICK FAKES 1718 Scarth Street, Regua
Greaves *<entijnus Box 13 Kenaston
Green Fred Fortreeve
R 1 Tregarsa
Cre s S fi A Sons Tregarsa
H
Hagem an t !*ar Surb ton
Waiermester J Jane I'teece tile
Hall F E erStrean
Hall Robert St erStrean
Ham Uon J L Zealand a
Hamilton Robt J Cbapbn
Hamm J A Son Gould own
Hampfon T BrchHIlf
Marlton Chas Belle Fla ne
llama Ceorge Payrtton
Hams Cordon Comne, ^
llama W 1< Boxl« Marjleld
lamson A • aS A Sons FawhghI Stat oa
la t W ioibOd Wr)b rn
iaug Noah Brown ng
ilawea C H Drake
Hawkra R Fere al
He) de la J L. O Box 1 luxford
inier W J Box Itt" farlCrey
lloflm
nJ J.,
Holland W A Box ‘*0 Doinreny
Homes Ld Lang
llotaes Herbert J Benioi
Holti an C D DArcy Staton
Holtrnan W Hodgerxle
X r HarT> A Box lie Carlyle
[i<on R Semans
Houehten R A Elbow
Hu( n an A C Kenned)
HuU W R Kotl nghan
Hunw ■
Hur
s Han
! a k I ider Adanac
an eson H J Box 116 Lrmbrxg
ameson San J Ik x S. L shaonaroo
(erscmjw 22i>t. Alh 4 Street. Regioa
ensoo H A Box S CullUke
ohns.CIUBoxSS Maim
rhnson Cbas Wn Pox SI MeU -al
ohnscet Geo W.,At«ater
Jones. lU vl H Atwater
lone*. J red trek S s. «<n
fftwT* ■ a,De«werE.BlalMLaAe
J<edw« t I II Card n-o
K
KaeJ tj I K Cbui\hhrklfe
Duroc Jersey
kewksb re
kotksh re
kotksh re
Tam orth
Poland Ch tu
korksb re
B risk re
Dotoc Jersey
Tamworth
kockshre
VrtXle
Cheater Ul> l<
kcekskwv
Torkehlre
Sa ne an I Ad Iress
ksrr H C Lston
Knight S Box 83 tosermay
kitowles Ceo F Dox 211 Uo ty
Koen g Ceo F J < eld
holstadC O X s ount
Kyte Earn Wtybum
Lutscb Joa C Southey
Urd Joseph Tuffnell
Lane Geo D \ dora
Lawrence lames Drown ng
Leake J W Aylesbury
Leake K H Aylesbury
Leech Ph 1 p Daring
Leyb XXen F Boxoid \ scoi
Live Stock Comm ss oner Regi
Longslaif John I Colonsay
Lovett Noble MacouD
Lock D J Ti>dile
Lood juist C A Sheho
Lygo HerbertG Mactone
LyoA W D Deveron
MoAD sler Arch e Earl Grey
M CklUnd A 1 Laura
McDofuld Mrs Arch e Runciman
McDonald Kenneth Glens de
M DougaJ Albert Box 16 KIsbey
MoEwen Allan K vechunt
McFaelane J D Carles
McFaetaoe W N Ca naboro
McC 11 F A Box 1014 R verhurst
McIntyre Uallace Fontrlas
McKeand Thomas Dox 3 Lainpman
MxNent « J C N Son Oxbow
K Kneoo Donali Cupar
Melaren John T Areola
Melaugbl n D J Kamsack
McLeao D H Box 33o D ggar
McLean WAR Lumsden
McM Uaa A Bangor
Mclberson Artbe Wadena
McRae C A I atkinan
Magnusaon M O Wynyard
t akolm W J M Stmeti
Mxrkell Fred Fytbrow
Martens B o« Hearne
Matthews W S Dull
Ma* C Vt Aberdeen
Meagher Thomas F Kcilberg
Middle n as J W Lom«den
M Its. J It t in n
M nor H J &Sont FarlCre
M tch»ll Alexander 'lacoun
Mu 1 I m 1 Courval
Moooey I li Geo Del Reg na
Moorv LharleaT S rnpacin
Morgan D C. Fangman
Morgan A Box 40 Portreeve
Mortson E F Fa rbght
Murray J 1_ Da
Mumr John Sr K
M -era Thro J Clen
Neatby W al er B Renown
Swbnb. Howard SanberTT
NKhols Jos Itos *15 '^baaniveD
Nolan Atraander Box 41 Rouleau
KOKTOX B&. L 8. Thud Areiio* V, Keleina
Ohve W II ribsbiwo
(Ham.W Uv Avroiburvt
tntmbmt J Mim
Fawe I^Lr.Wh lewmj
I'ark Geirge A A atbo
l'aiA.iMra.,GWl<nM Vi-awni
I'Wa.InnkA Criik
I'anrwtge lamraH h Carodulf
i'Btt -wn t U Tribune
- ■ - • M IK-a"
Yoikshi e
Tamwortb
Yorkshire
Tamworth
Tamwortb
Yorksb re
Yorkshire
Hampshire
Yorkshire
Verksbira
Berkshire
Yorkshire
\ockshire
Aortshtre
Tamwortb
I PetiakSa
( I \«».kir.
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414 CANADA
SASKATCHEWAN— PIC, HORSE BREEDERS
PET— BLA
Name and Addrrest
Name and Address
Robt Cecil
Potter A B LanghanV.
Potter Harvey E , l^ngbank
Ponnall Arthur luselacd
Prentice Andrew Box 40 Panginan
Prcnt ce R J Secrctan
Purdue C F Raymore
Purdy Lawrence E Balcarrea
PutMS Archie C Bedvcrs
Purvis Janies Redvers
Rackhani Stanley Llojdininster
Ranford Harry ArcoU
Ratilaff C P, Waldheim
Read Jolm S Stony Beach
Recie Lome Box 250 Rishey
Reid Fred Kisbey
Reykdal J A Dafoe
Reynolds Harry Fairlighl Station
Rejnolds Jas P Stockholm
Rice Ernest T Mortlach
Richardson E F Seraana
Richardson T D Ogema
R chland I arms Ltd Moose Jaw
Richmond Wm Wynyard
RoherWon Chas , W ey hum
Robertson, Donald A Heward
Ribertson Janes Clfros
Robson H C Box 17 Balcarrei
RoihweU W H 2*31 MclntyTe Street Regina
Salkeld Rac M Gerald
Schiitle W H F Pensc
Scd'Kick Geo Ncudoit
belbcr Mrs K D Aylesbury
Sell San ue! Box 135 Whiiewood
SeHard Tbrodott SandfontDeoe
SHARP. H E Cruk
hhrrr an S C Belle Pla ne
ShisldJ John Noo* Farm Nckomi*
Segmeth Steven Boxdt Betbuoe
Sigfnd Ired Nora
Simmons John H Box 60 Colonsay
Sinclair L \ Macoi n
Shell) Jas J Beall)
Sleninion John W Pas lua
Smith A 1 Biggat
Smith Duncan Box 819 Indian Head
Siiii'hiF S Riierbucst
Smith S Allan
Si ith Wilbert L Box 18 Indian Head
Siiitb William Box “loo Assiniboia
Snntb Townley, F V. Lashbum
hmoothy T C Wauchope
sn der Geo Alelaval
Spence J H Trossochs
Mauffer Chde Alsa h
Stem John C Sinipson
Stendahl P S stockb^m
Stevenson J A Mortuch
Sienart Alexander Fairlight Station
Stewart Chester t Carden Head
Stewart las A Hex 23! Cabn
Stcwait fJ R Dunblane
Yevkshire
5 orksbire
BetVshite
kockshire
Yorkshire
\Mkshire
\otkshire
Tamworth
Taaworih
Berksture
Yorkshire
> oekshire
Yorkshire
Dwoc Jersey
korkshue
Berkshire
Berkshire
Tamworth
k oiksbirr
Yorkshire
Stdtr Sjinuei Nokomis
Stnio John Birch Hills
Stoeek J A'es , Pavidson '
So^n, J Naicam
Sotheitand Jas A TantaUon
Swanson L J Parkenan
Swanson keroon Malr
Twtbot J P A S Forgait
Tebb HaroU Gerald
Tennant Stanl'y Neidpath
Tetmnende William Lanigan
Thackeray J I! Colgate
Thom John I mfold
Thonipson II & Sons WHutewood
TtMMnpson Herbert J Box 87 Glenavon
Thurston C W A Sons Box 00 North Regina
Tolnav W R Rocanville
Tomeeko S \ Lipton
Touet EarlM Box 63 Domreny
Trout Percy Sintalula
Targeon John Crystel Spnngs
TunuT ktiUain Lockwood
University ol Saskatchewan Saskatoon
Diiroc lersey
Yorkshire
Yorkshire
W
Watson E C Wishart
Watson Herbert \ Box 86 Asonlea
W eatherald Herbert W aw ola
Webb Wilbert Glenavon
\5ebstef Keith Rocanville
Htalfey E S Aiodersley
Wheatley Fred C, Druid
Vtbite L 1 Huh \ lew
White Ctueje GiT"n
While James W Fort On Appelle
Whitehead J D Nuiana
Whiliutn td Areola
Whiirow A A Bex 1X2 YellowCrxss
Whittaker S I Woodrow
Wileoa A H Kunciman
W like* S Forget
Wilkinson W H Box 367, \orkton
WiUiams A Silloo
Wilson J B Hams
Wilson L W Watson
Woeppel E R Liberty
W ood Bros Davidson
Wood Earl Grandora
WorobeU A Krydor
Worlman A S Clenavon
Young George A Box 53 KelvingtoQ
Ziegler W H , Box 93 Manor
k orkshire
Berkshire
Tamaorth
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Yorkshire
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k orkshire
k orksh re
Horse Breeders
Name an 1 Address
BrenI
Name and Address
Breed
A
A ly jehn Edani
AivWeuhrail \S C Naseby
Allan Vk J Box H Lemberg
Allen T C, Qu Appelle
Appleby Thos Ikiikham N
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Ball! 1 J Bos 3a Canluar
nalnave leler Spalding
llanling C It ft fcon Richlca
kVirrt 1 1, 1! Uoasdutt
CHdesdalr
f Clydesdale
Clydesdale
1 Shire
Sbuc
1 Clydesdale
Clydesdale
1 ClydesiUIe
Mure
Barton E W kkaldoif
Bateman Markus Ncudorl I
BattT kk N \alor I
Baudoux Notbert Hague '
Beauky John kkolselcy
Beelbv kkm kV, 1157 Aigyle Street, Regina
Berg Martin \ iscount
Berry T N & Son Urinkwater
Berry Svd K kVaseca
Best A L Kiniry
Black Hector Belle PUine (0
Black W J Moose Jaw
BbJr Bns Loverna
Btaser Paul Markinch
BeigiaQ^°
Shire
Clydesdale
Fercheron
. Belgian
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
1 Oydesdilc
1 Shire
' Clydesdale
1 Clydesdale
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Name an ! Ai-ims
.1 H L. Broads lew
Bredt I M Rfgtna
Brongersraa S Cupar
Brcmn Arthur Un ly
Brown T R 20"5 Lome Street Regina
Bru ch Amos Horse
Brsce John ArcoU
Brjee Mrs H Areola
Bulbeck !■ Neidpath
B Ike Ales Bos 340 Wapclla
BTTSBT R 1^571 Hocheliga Street UooHJaw
Cam A N le & Sons GrrnfeU
Ciims John Bos “4 Flrose
Calk ns M lo Box 9 Eston
Cameron Stanley Tregarsa
Campbell Dunean Betbune
Campbell J Froude
Ca>tord tl H Nkyeollar
Chan pagne A BaUlriord
Chanmer \\ S Shellhrook
Chas* C F Kocansille
Church Sjdney Manenlhat
Clark A Fozbury
Clark & Mo r {leame
Cleave Litaie elG B sa L><
Clemet i Guy Caron
Coe Bros Box 40tl Regina
Co«l John Adanae
Cook HA'.-
Cooper Gen L n ty
Corry J B Maple Creek
Coulter John N Handel
Cowan A Golden Plan
Ce>le T S Ealonia
Ciawlord John Matenod
Creseman i! » Doxtl Lashbutn
Cres man H S l^ibbum
Crrddle P H M Cotha
Crottbwatbe W lam lialoe
Dahl HantO It trheoek
Darraeh J A J H U I ar
Da hnev J 1 Hunloon
D son Geo J Unerrrest
Oauran J S ikH Pthhtrei
Dou*la< t eorse I yte
DougUs « A 'lai 1e Creel
Downe) A A Arl niton
Downes A A 1 o an
Drennan K I Canora
n ncan John Cat e ale
Idaards R II Cenan
1 ichel G I l^ema
1 nboden J t I redenbur;
Ingle \\ n llenr) Melwt
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Clydesdale
Cl) desdale
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Clydesdale
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Clydesdale
Clydesdale
tl desdale
Hel an
Cly lesdale
Cly lesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cl desdale
Clydesdale
Cly Isdale
B kan
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Cl desdale
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Clydesdale
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II desdale
Bek an
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Clydsdale
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BeUan
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Cl desdale
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Name and Address
G
Cahn B VC Govenlock
Can ble J Glenn Bot 13 Pan brun
Garden Norman W olseley
Gardener J B Saskatoon
Gbb Robt Kehard
Ctbson Dr VVeybum
CibsQn John Ttuax
C bson VV II Ind an Head
rienn Jos Ind an Head
Cordon Alex Adanac
Gordon SamuelVV Halherle sh
Crabam Jas Welwyn
Craham John Inyermay
Ccaham Tbos ii WoUcIey
Grant Lmest 1 ense
Crenkie Arthur land s
Cngg John Marlborough
R E Len
llalfpmny 'Ihos Crave..
tlambty Henry CuU Lake
llambndge J M kerr-Robert
llain Iton R Cactus
Hans M W DexSOA Caron
Harllon Chas Belle I la ne
Hams Martin J Nutana
llamson G W Cad Uac
tUmsoo M S ForlQuAppelle
llamson StanleyC Fori Qu Appelle
iiyer Clarerree P Lang
Inties Geo & Co Innes
Innes Jam-sM Aoerod
Itv ne Jas Voung
Irving W tliam r Imore
Itrmnd V\ H Bos Sa Alemelby
irk Thomas S ntah
khn B A Govenlor
visew. J I llencor
isuwie A D V rllow ( i
s W S»w It Currml
s W F Telknr Grass
Kaake Wo- Ktwslowa
W it F, klarrfielJ
- ns Joa F^Kontino
Kennedy Drake
Keni^y L- Craik
Kerr I \ Kegina
kmg j U l-ik I Ilytte
Ksnae^l B Glaseesia
Krnnio J M A C C Loro
K mate an Brea Dmul aoe
J tG.Cotl'owoaJ
Head Dr Charles i
n R B Av-onhursl
nil James Cl d len
H Sion George Bot 1 6 Areola
Hodgeo F L Halhnie
llerleen H Halbnie
ilodgen j llalhnte
Hold worth C A ISa Htcb Street I Moose Jaw
iiolliday' Geo N Maple Creek
lloli Robert Uoydminster
Holt Wo ) Duval
HofV ns Percy Anerley
iioutlon Broa Hersrhel
Howard Jas Box 101 Brngouxh
llutehesoa A W Saskatoon
lloitabk R J Conqi
SI re
ClydewlaU
Hackney
Belgian
Clydesilale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Clydesdale
Clvdesdale
Clydesdale
Pony
Sbtre
Clydeailak
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Sbre
Hackney
Clydesdale
TboroufbbreJ
Clydesdale
Pereheron
Beig an
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Tboro ghbred
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Bek an
Bek an
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Clydesdale
Clydenlale
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Name and Address
I^nrrece Bros. \ era
Leckie Kobeit ArroU
Lee Peter \ Keto>
Lee \\ B AvonJea
Lfhcer Casper Npinotj H 51
Leitch Jas D NellowGta s
Lewis H P HcEachem
Lewns Tbos Semans
Lick Lutbcr Das dson
Limbnck Welch Tjran
Little Pearon Ma dstose
Lloyd ReuVen DavidMei
lxi>d M F Stamew
LoDgniu r M S Dndgeford
Lonmer Jos Conquest
Lose J H Poeroan
Ludlow John Wvnwatd
Luke James F Boa 2 5 Rosthern
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McCallutn An^u Moosotn n
McCollum Bros Moosom d
M cClure Jo eyL Albert Sturgis
McCurdv Roht As m Ih
McDonald D R & Son Setherhl
McDonald James Park n
McEachem J A Borden
McElrov N W Zealand a
Macf » T J Sokonus
McGregor D riean Itsja*
Macintosh Jas Brsav
Melxer Angus b Fran s
tlehee J A Asqu tb
Mchellar Airb e E bey
M«R Hot j Uegisa
McLaren Alea Box 3d<i Tense
McLe b Jas I) K Moosomin
McLeod Ren Oodtland
McLeod J G lodwaicr
M Lead Leonard Trni<achs
McLeod Noroian Hide
UeMAlK BROS goBiBetbtnT
McMI^ti Chas Cra k
MeMurch John Glens de
hlcMurty Samuel Oxbow
Mc^cen Cordon Cane ale
McTae^art B J R d '«l<v
Mc\ SD r Tboma link
Matlai Fbe Bostbern
Mann J F Bangor
Miller W H ATonlea
VWoe JoMi ^ealaodcw
M nor 11 J S Sons railCrey
Mo r John Mcnstiank
Monte h Bros Werbum
Mooie U H Rouleau
yioaent ne Lou e W I u«eland
Murray a F young
'lurrav David Itoai il ce
Muryn S Sdewood
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Nacblegaele Tuslaie North Battlclonj
Nachtegacle Leon North Battleford
Narhtegaele Ltpuis Noitli Balllelotd
Newtnan H H Llojdmnster
Nichol John Coodwatrr
N col A C La-hbuRi
Nolan Alex Box 49 Ronleau
Nolan An rcw Rouleau
Owens W U Estcn
■aJfeU U C Davvroyd
•air John Candiac Slat on
ayoe H Luseland
ear e J H Brora
earse ^reneer Ra rMctae
Vraolt Joaerb CraKlCeuIe.
(■elersmeyTT Ldxat It Draw
laww c Pbiow
r John Dredenhury
Clydeedalc
Cl) detdale
Clydesdale
Belgian
Shire
Clydesdale
Belgian
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Ebie
Clydesdale
Et>»t
Belgian
Qydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
bhire
Clvdesdale
Clydesdale
Cl) destlale
Clydesdale
Cly desdale
Clydesdale
CUdesdale
Clydesdale
Pefthecon
Sbur
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
BeU an
Clydesdale
ItetTberon
Clvdesdale
Belgian
Belgian
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Siw
Clydesdale
Clydesdae
Pwcheton
Sb re
Pmberon
Clydesdale
BeCetan
I Cl)d*sdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
Uel-san
Ctydesdah
( f) Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Oydesdale
Pereberon
Oydesdale
O desdale
Oydesdale
Clydesdale
CIt de*dale
Pelgun
Belgian
Cly desdale
SwHolk
Prrebenn
Clydesdale
stlaodard
Name and Address
Preston L. J \oung
PnesUe Frank Kerr Robert
Purcell GW, Liberty
Ratienberg E S Sandwith
Ramsay K Box I3l Dehsle
Raosay VVm L. Bladworth
Ray Arthur Creelmaa
Rear C t( Kincaid
Reed A A L. Alameda
Red Dr J J Casora
ReiUy M R Uescman Chambers Keg
Riggall rraaas. Eyebrow
Rdey George Loity
Roa b F J Box IS Plunkett
Robb A N Anbdale
KobertvMiD M Zealandia
Rob oson J K Kclliber
Robson Josepb Hams
Root U W Fatonif
Ross Charles A^Xansmyr
Ro«s Percy 8 Frenfell
Hupp Ceorge Lampmao
Saskatoon Ind stnaJ Exh bitioa Assoc Saskatoon
^uodeis M/s Agnes A BaWnvs
Scott John Brock
Senbner A C Coteau
& iferbiig r Stdiey
Setitet fc J Canen
Sba/P J A A Bos IGO Mcosecn n
Sherk Wtn Stracraec
Shields Jobn Nook Pam Nokomix
Sbbxld A L RuddeU
Siebel H Regna
Sunena Wilbur Neidpaib
Sinclair D Canden llesid
S nriair John Conxrm
Sin tb Alex Langbank
Smith Atobibald Ken Robert
So lb Harvey Brork
South Kmry Howell
South John Dept olAgnctilture Reguia
Sm (h Kobt & Son Beadle
Sotsdab) A MvLuelU
Spence Andrew H Wapella
Spocietr H T AberhUby
Stacy S Central Batte
Stanley & Ketcbeaofi >lec«etmn
Slender r Kisbey
Stender J E Kishey
Slepbens Cbarha Boxlli" Balcams
Stewart Albert Eldersley
Stewart Bcos Maple Creek
Stewart C C. Maple Creek
Stokes J H Maple Creek
Stout H W Davidson
Stover Jesse Keystown
StrathmoreClydcsilaleHotseBceedeta Club Slarahall
Stnebiaod Wo) klilestone
Stroog Hugh Drake
Sloeck J Abemetby
Stull Brooks de
Taber R H Tregana
Taylor Fred J Bengougb
Taylor IMerA Arooh
Thani Henry Uoydmuister
IbomaS Root Crandora
Tliiunpsaa, Andrew \V TuxJord
Tboii^soa Cbas S D Arcy
Thompson II C klajdstooe
Thompson, John Lockwood
Tbompaoii W B M lestones
Thon^rton W S Davidsco
TbOBnisoa W \y Matklin
Tiler T E Estevan
Toicbe Aimand Hague
Tosh Alex INche via Hams
T/emaioe C> E 1N4 Cameron Street Reg
Tonker W 11 Loveroa
Tulkicb O Palmer
Tuxnbnll Bros. RuddeU
Turner L. Onion Lake
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Clydndale
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Watbman L H Jansen
Walker Jo« Watroui
Walker Wn llawarden
W atson A J & Sons Oxbow
Watson II C Oxbow (f)
Watt JamesW Box~0 SnUlula
W raver Cbas A Lloydminstrr
WEBER JOSEPH. Boodoo
Wednek W Und Garden Head
Weeks W G Impenal
Wemger John Allan
Wetr Robert Puck Lake
Weliord Dan Moosomin
Wbeeler Bros W ilLle _
WhteBros BoxlC" Shauoavon
Cl)desdate
Belgian
Shre
Shre
Cljdesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Clydesdale
Belgian
Clydesdale
Belgian
Oydes^le
Petcheron
Clydesdale
Sbre
Suffolk
WhitUw J T Sceptre
\Vi oi Moose Jaw
n U an s George allard
Wilson Charles 1 31 Scarth Street Reg i :
W Ison JanesT Box 161 Camduff
W Ison S li Ind an Head
V\ ilson A. \\ het han Regina
\\ n Wm Belbeck
Urght Walter II Dysart
Wonder Peter Sbebo
Wnrtz C C Saskatoon
User f[ fndanllead
Livestock Breeding in Germany.
(eonbnuet/ fiom pagt 4
Among Germany’s prominent Agricultural Instit-
utes and Schools for Livestock Breeding and Farming
the following should be mentioned
Forsehuneanst lutfiir Aeranvesen Lu utirasseO Berlin Oablem
Landwrli hattiche llocbi bule InvaLdensIrasae t** ISertin NW 4
Bonn Poppeladort
Inil tut der Un vers tat Breslau
Haile a Saale
K «l
COtt ncen
Terarttl hcHoehtchule 1 u sens eawe oO Ber n V \t
MesburgefDom 16 Hanocner
LandH rticbaftl Scbule Sebareo berk Hannover
Kolhenbuff
\erdenad AUer Hannover
Stade Kanno er
Stotel
Uhransult fur praklische Land* ne lotidam
Land's ru hafll het Inst tut der Un vert tat C essen
Laodw rlKhadl tbet Inst tut der Univrrt tic Jena
Laodwirtsrhailbrbe FortrhnuDgSinstalt Lindsberg a W
inr hnunctansult fur M 1 bwutsehafc 1 rune 4«i K el
l-orteboun(«ansta]| fUrT erruebt Tiebebn tt be BrrtUu
LandwsnwbattlKbt AbttUun(TecbruKh<Hocbtchul« Dana a Sandmb'^1
Landw rischafit be Abie'lung Unlvers tit Hamb eg Hamburg
The number of Official Instructors on Livestock
Breeding is remarkably large and their influence among
Breeders considerable The following are Experts of
outstanding merit
Feueitingrr TierrucM nspektor Krenpfinzenulero c Berl n N U
pektor Dmdnmtratse Ilv KnI but
nbergttra
Trejunc Lruiunniaspektoe
[>r Kbetch D Tienurbtuu
tiafele TtmochUntpektor SetksMtrws*
WLd.Taenarb(iaaepklor Seehauien Altmark
Dr Kenprr Ttmwbtiaimktnir Keoitcvt-rr VkU Ottpr
Cutbral, Tseriuebldievktoc Wursburc SebeLmgstrasaeZI Ba era
Dr CraMliuann.TMm>i:btd<eektoe Numt-rrmutM* | Drew^a \
\cfwl<>t.TienijrbU»(wklc« 4 rnbrd onpc nr n tMlt«
lie Slmsea llat>trsiateauir 104 " HvL
418 S AFRICA
CAPE PROVINCE-CATTLE BREEDERS
AAR-EVA
OF SOUTH AFRICA
Cape Province
Cattle Breeders
Aardt r T vaa & Sons Coed< Hew Somtrsat East
AwdX<rUd van AlwalNottb
Aardt 5 van Bet 3S lAdy Grey
Add on N H Culinstock Scbootab e
Afnraa Irrigated Land Co Ltd Keadrew
AgTicullurafScheoI Elaenburg Muldersviei
Agncu u
Greetfoaten Sebeol oI Middleburg (s*)|
Albert n H C tVaterford DirpRner (i
Allan \t Brak Vallei Baoxla
Allceck H Donmevale
AUeu John Pott Oil c« SircbJaigb Ka 1
Arnold J Vi AiTnoldlcn East Londoa
Aucamp C D Radea Box 41 Buigertdotr'
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Ba ne* A C V K Uamey K«t Road
Ba m father H J T Alpbeo Wynberg
Bara tier 1 llj Upper Harrington Street Cape To»a
Bamaid M PO Box 3 Ikey Aliwai North
Bamardt I W Iloek Plaats Ulniondale Read
Barnes Fstale of late O Ben Avis Al «at
BarrOM^E Essex I O Dreunberg
Batson t\ J Zwartwater Dariini,
Uatteson T A kfurreisfontem Birds R ver
BEMi-FRSSlOR I^CntUPatk Wakn
lieamLb V Mooilontein Lower Adasnsoa
BfliVer A L Klipheuvel Steyosburg
T r Junr Llandskul Steynsburg
Bekker C
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AiMitKy Va UMaton vaAdrVadei
Benn e J L Bonn evale
Bergs ! ct Estate Diep River
Eester E A Carl s\e Bridge via Crabamstown
Better t| |*.K bonnyS dc Cari sle Bridge vig Crabaeosfo*
B rrh C \ Blauwkrantt Queenstown
Blaffcbum C A Hopewell Comne
Blaekaortcf TAM BoxS7 Vrybure
Bio nf eld H tf Rockburst P B Graham&towa i
Boecbolf I, Kopjes
Botha I t tesUnd Dordrecht
Botha SC P O Mateppa Roodeboogte
Both na \V F Badspru t AfwalNorth
Botfna W Alwalhcirth
Bowes M Qieenstown
Bowes II B Lily \ ale Queenstown
Bowes J Ham Hon Bos 41 Queenstown
Bowes The LiUle of the late W Box 41 Lilyva
Quivosiown
B-^wkr^r^P^C & Soo Doomberg PJ} Troliip SvJ
Vi W f, 'Vbltertfee r D TfoUlpSKi ng Rosmead
BowVer M B l>uaskye Catheait
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Pneslaod
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Friesland
Fneslaad
tele.
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FnesUnd
Fnealaod
Fneslatid
Fnesland
Sbortbora
Jersey
Frestaod
Fnesland
Fneslaad
Fnesland
Fmsiand
Brown Sw ss
VTsxvtattd
Fneslaod
rneslaod
Fneslao I
Fnesland
Pr esland
Fne^isd
Shortboni
Frltsland
SbortboTD
Fr esland
Shortbe^
Fr esland
Fnesland
Sbortbom
Atneawdet
Fneslaod
Fneslaod
Atncander
Fncto^
Fnedand
Shorthorn
Shortborn
Frwsland
FBesland
Friesland
Fnesland
Fnesbnd
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Name and Address
Breda A J van Ten pie Soboombte
Bruik A L Houht Prospect Constantia
Brink C F Boilierskop Little Brak River
Btod e ] Koudeonsfant Craafi Rani
OiPdie R C Hex River Fana Sterkitroen
Brown Cbas Boterfontein Waku
Brown & Memng Cragie^J^es BaUour
Butler A G Fern IMe Kr) Rond
Campbell CCS Rckhlaods ForiBraatoH
Campbell U J H bbs Sireef Caoib^ge
Carrulbers T R D FO Box 50" Pen Hiaabetb
Carter Mrs S J Couipensatoh PO Matatide
Cartwn ht F F Spier Lynedoch
CbM \ F K ^<Mk Fanu P 6 W dson a Dist C L
CUersBros Box"o Morcetler
doete Bros M esterlord Ktoom e
Ooele C U Batnboeskoek LadyCrev
Cloele H Hetbcn s Hope Bed/ord
Cloeie L S Malone s kraal Bedford
Clough J O AlwalNorth
Coates W V Ravendale P O Addo
CoaUee J 11 IfO MunajsVK*
CoUetl Bros The Grange PO Umz tnkulu EC
Collett i O Roo Spru t Rosmead
CoOer P 11 klor^enron pO Nenterslad
Compton MaorC McG Matatele £C
Cordcroy Bros Sandflair AewApialB
ConieU HAS Iverstrea n Molleno
Cotterell L G Lora oe Kooigha
r--— Amalfi
— . • _ Oatlandt 'Cedarv lie
De Beers Cons Maes Ltd Box6l6 Ku berley
Deugler D H PO Box6B Holteno
D A F Lebmio s Otdt
Dolbndge U W Coldstream PO Matabiele
Dold M O Kiantx Onft Box 5" Ctahamstown
Dmnebl J Glen Lyon W artra V
Douglas Mrs J If CoRiston P/bag Crahamstown
Dieyer John Harenkraal HOpef eld
Dr^er M Vr mansfontrn Durbanvdle
Dryer tt P rvl pbeuvel
Duck It F J Hie Towers Darling
Duncan J C Langeberg Estate Durbanv lie
Duvenbage R Komlonte n P O M ddleburg
E^lsb Mrs C E Schoongez cht Jonke
Stellenbosch
Evans O W R Melrose P O East Poort
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Friesland
Shorthorn
Shorlhonj
Fneslaod
Devon
FrtesUad
Fr esland
Fnesland
Sberiborn
gboefhom
Fneslaod
FnesUnrl
Abndetn ASgns
&d
Fnesland
FnesUnd
rnetUhd
Fnesland
Fneslaod
Fneslaod
Fneslaod
Frirsland
Red Poll
goulh Devon
Desert
Fneslaod
Hereford
t>evon
Fnesland
Aberdeen Acgi
pneslaod
ShDithoru
pfiesUnd
Aberdeen Aogos
Sporlbr^
hporthcra
Fpesttad
FfiesUnd
Pfiesuod
Avrsh re
rriesland
Alricaoder
rrf esland
Shorthorn
Friesland
Fnesland
Jersey
Fnesland
FAU— MUR
CAPE PRQVtNCE— CATTLE BREEDERS
S AFRICA 419
Name aod Address
Faure J A Zaodvl ct FaureSdng
Featherstone J H Rare* Bosch MUerStation
Fell F R pie) Pr ate Dae Umlaas Road
Field Bros Doon 1 O Thon as R ver
Filn cr G U Cloetedale Tylden
Fiachan T A Son Imsani
Fletcher H \ Knisfont n PO Ne arl.e» I <
Forrester R C Blackpool Cathcart
Fothennaham D Waterfall Kokstad
Fouche F J Junr Boa 4S Lady Grey
Frost C C Re tsnni t 1 11 Frankl n
Frcst F E KnEsClcn Cyphergat
1 rest W Si Son Th bet Park Wa erley
Galpin Bros Plaat esfonte n Owaal Ra 1
Geu Dg A Fima Box 12 \r]l>unt
r baud F Port Llirabeth
C baud T Bagshaw C bau I A Co Port LI sabeth
GlUiUaa Bros StralhiiUan Conway Stat on
Gilson C Parad se Cedarv Ue
Goddard Cecil M Nettle Grove Tarkastad
Coosen G P 9 Joubert Street Queenstown
Cordon J AL Col ■•berg
Graaff S r D de Bart DeGrendel I B Cape Town
Cradwell M W Woodlands! O Carl sle Bridge
Greer J K Cro well Umr mkulu
< regory J R Box 16 Molieno
Creyling B M J Box 36 Lady Grev
t reyhng D J K knoesehfonte n Dordrecht
Croobelaar F W J Smalhotk Adelade
H
tlaarbolf Landbou S bool KUasvoog Is
Ital C K TbeW lows N[ ddleb rg
llaaekom X A lUnekonhoop Moorreesburk
Hard ag A I arker Frankfort
HargRavre C B D Dlakeley Matat ele
Harvey J T llarvevton Barkley Bndge
Heerden I D van Kaalplaats Cradock
Henn Qg Mn F Malderpoori PU
llemd S W llowdene Kenlwortb
H II M Glenearn Nryburg
I<llb9use John Washnglon Indw
ii 1 house W Thonh II Indwe
Itockly Kota Melnwe CraafRenet
lielmeyr J H Box 13 Cradock
Holland r tl HI ate Despatch
Holmes R C. Kr drew
Holmes Davit C Oatlands PO Cedarville
Houston ARM Good Hope FrankUn
lioworth L H Sweet Kloof PO Al cedale
llurhet C H I Clenndge hnapdaar
HuUey T H S Rob nson St Beaconsf rid
llumpbreys S F PoplarCrove Queenstown
•enal Cold silorage A Supply Co. I fd
Capetown
le F lontDrft Watreifon
eU J S van l>foo«!r1fonl n FkinirerM
ion » b N Ispoort
ion w K Mu'keltonlen Coleibrrg
■r H W UwirensfonI i state SKWimel Wes
« Ills I'rv-rtnilr Wbttirva
s.teo Bubylark PaOiloo Quemsio.
« N II We.) >nrr Komgha
esoo H J A viouol Hc^ev Quren town
iies-te D \ Cbiapp n*kbp Burjrrvl wp
I Malmesbury
at erson Capt I) Humans KraaL 1 ritslo
, .ivK I O I et Bfowm. G a .a i
I 1 Uwd K wnaoi. mw
» |Vw«J ^ejowesv rret K mlr
Vb'atatvK l.rvasiwl
I nesland
Friesland
Fnesland
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Red Poll
I rle&Iand
Shorthorn
I nestand
Fnesland
Devon
Friesland
Fnesland
Shorthvn
Fnesland
Shorthorn
Fnesland
I nesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Afncander
SlK^horn
Shorthorn
Fnesland
Fnesland
Sborihom
Friend
Fnesland
Fresand
Fnesland
Fnesland
Afi ander
Fnesland
Red "nil
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
I nestand
Fnesland
Red Poll
=hortboei»
Fnesland
I nesland
I nesUnd
Fnesland
Brown Swiss
shorfhen
Fnesbnd
sturtlxra
1 nesland
} mwUnd
„ ^ ........ Bedford
Kngwll A A Colonies Plaats Graaff Re net
K ngw I A A A Sons Colon cs Plaats Graaff Re
h new U C C Zuurplaal New Belt r<U
Kngwll R ! Cordonvil e Graaff Re net
Kock r vanZyl Box 25 M Idleburg
Kock C C Orange Valley po Deelfontcn
Kcdiler / Clenwatfon Frankfurt
Kotae I* J kl pplaatfontr n Cambwell S d ng AI wal
La ng VV T Dbckwooils Sey our
Land nan J C Oak Grove I an
Lategan A H Morgenton Cca lock
Laubser CPC O^man post kliphruvel
Laubser J il W relessSla on KIpheuvel
Leach II Grassmete PO Kuk noa Queenstown
Leonard P P t O Box 51 Glendower KoksUd
l^eppao F E Swallow Krantr PO Spnug Vall^. I
r Bloemhof Hofneyer
Lombard WSJ.
Long H Kroom e
Loubser G P C klipheuvel
Loubser ttennannsC W tiekip Vrendeburg
Unibser PC Box 12 VVtteklp Vredenburg
Louw A D J Elsies K ver
L«uw J D CiarrnceV He Duthan Road Mowbray
Lovemor* W L Preston Park Box"j Sandflats
Luckhnlf A Zuurptaats Craaff Heart
Lyon A F viatcJa PO Komsha
M
McCabe 11 H R -erdalr Cnaff Ke net
McDougall $ Slrathedm Coletberg
McEwan 1 Haley Stanford 1 ark Box 2 Tarkastad
McGregor C Slrllenbtwch
McKeiue Meettw PO Box ICBO
McKenr e R The Hoek Cedarv He
McKesi eASon Box 4 Domnglon Molteno
McK nnell It Box ^ LadvCrev
McM k ng R j G Whe«
McM Han D FmeraU 1
London
VfcNaughloa < B Tlandsklool Halt Dst
Mager 1 K PO Box 74 Queenstown
Malan I • e— w —
viaRxnes
Malkerbe G F Rbeboki
Wobeley PO I
.. . . -Ibebokl kraal M
rhe* J G Dalyosaphat
Hoop Cau ri
•knns PO i/e
23 Lady Grey
Maras Bros
Mara s C J
Mara s D F .
Mans J kernknal l.ndyCi
Marais I C Marais Rust Dordreebt
Man s I C N leiiw
Mania S J Bos »
Marais. S J Junr Smootfon
Durdreebt
Maras Mn S_ M Damfontein _P O Mynfi
PO Kossouw
— . , rln Sid ut
Mans W S Ctelfontein PO Ftynfonte a Sid ng
Manst Bros U tenbage
Matthews. >1 F Woodstock Box 1| Abce
Maiiur M Tiger Vlri fiarow
Mrkk Martin | O Berg K ver
kterwe ^ Ii vaoder kirllooteia PO Leeuwspnilt s
Mrewe* |'"j van dir VOinfontein PO Drelfootein
Merwe I S van der ManrmlaJe l^ybeaiut
Uetcall II £..< lenlna Vryburg
MeyetowitcS Matatirle
UKbaa I J Bneraorv Cradvk
WCHAB P W, Dsonhoek. CraAicb (
i Kbaw. VV J pauieit. box pit. GrwSoek
Mi.es,L.E GaSaWalrT PU W'hJtUesea.Oiremtown
H W K Cl Heenecregt, PO Sew AmaJ
M 1, A £.« Quevnstevn
MiLw, Lttcm a UDnsa. Queeostowq
Murta x. s Kerk PO vtnng V al>T Tarkasti
MoAwv t. tfvsaraalPU IU>y
Mwwm A \ K wkUwlv I O vt. Albans. iurlLuaUt
Muv J Crsvgmair IV>« » U 4 ews
Mu ws |i F 4V.W »A Lwlr Gew
Mu-nsln. FV-t ISl Kinrwwa.i>slowB
*■ * VV, ll-Tvtam. nr AdFj
A Kw *'J AVna. V.rtS
k T..fcntd^ivn rvaa*i Ronet
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
FnetUnd
Fnesland
Shorthorn
Beef Shot thorn
Fnesland
Afn andrr
Friesland
Afncander
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Devon
Fnesland
Fr esiand
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Short bom
Ayrshire
Fnesland
Sborihom
Devon
Fneslan 1
Shorlhem
Sbortbom
Sbortboni
Friesland
Shorthorn
Africa Oder
Sborthem
Shorthorn
Africander
Afncander
Fnesland
Shorthorn
Fnesland
Fnesland
Afncander
Africander
Re-1 l-od
Fnesland
an .1
rrtwlaad
Frw^nd
AlTvand^
hSiwthem
420 S AFRICA
CAPE PROVINCE— CATTLE BREEDERS
MUR-WAR
Name and A<3drrss
Name and Addins
Murray A F & Son DIoemhof G!en Harry
Murray T E & Sons Roodebloem Graaff Reinet
^^ybllrgh J W Joostenburg Mulder s VIei
>lyburgb P A Hercules Pillar Mulder s Vlei
N
Naude J A Ellaodsdraa Hope Town
Naude P B B Hugenoot Robertson
Naude P C Espefance Worcester
Naude W Overliex Worcester
Nel W A We tevreden (Nels V ew) Lad smith
Netbmap us E H De Oude OrosCdy Tulbagb
Nelson P 0 Schoonspru t Malmesbury
Nelspoort Sanatonum Nel poort
Neser J A Manendale P 0 Box 142 Klerksdorp
Nlekerk A C van Firwoods Zuider Paarl
NieVeik F van The Gem Somerset East
N ekerk F D van Brakfonte n Bedford
N ekerk G R van Albert Vale Bedford
Nieketk J A van Prvnstoo Soroerul East
N ekerk S L van Box 25 Oudtshoom
NUand H R Mount Pleasant P O Kroom e
N land L Shepherd s Bush Kroom e
Norton BBS M ddleton Carl sle Bridge
Norton J D Caves Rust Quernstoun
Nourse H 1 dkstad
O Hara B coE G Lloyd Queecstoun
OUvier P Towers Oudtshoor
Ooiihuiten J J Stockton Box <3 Cathcait
Onthmaen j J Juni ESbngton Cathcait
Orcb nsou J Sl Ngoana North I 0 Twenpru I
0 Reilly Dr Hopelown
Orpen C Kruidtetttun
Orpen&Son Avoca New England s
Owen Snow Dr C George
Papiisky J Bromley Queenstown
Park K W Ronton POM Iton a Ha kev
Parr J H P 0 Box 453 Bloemfonte n
Pearson N R LowerMUnessPO Clenthom Adelad
Pedley D D Red Bank Camps Ba
<s)l
Ire Pan Addo
Pfa 1 p J raiibairn Tborndale O angc R ver
PhUpt S t Lsonel N Lady Vergelesen Somerset \%est li
P ke R J Queenstenvn
PlessiS D I du Neuwiaaispru t Wepener
Plesss H J du Wildebeestkui] Steynsburg
Plessis P J du Duff Ishoek P 0 Zwagenhock
Pope C A 108 Ebden St Quecjistow
Pope F Marsh Moor Molteno
Pole Peter V S ralbmore Maclear
Potg eler H J Barkly Last
Preston J Beal txw 111 ark Waku
Preton s P Conway
Pnee C B Queenstown
Price GAP Thornhill Queensto«-n
Pnngle M E Leeuwpoort T O Si
Pnngle W Hadden P O AdeU de
Pnns D H 1 O Fort Beaufort
Probart G Ibcrt P O Glen Harry s a P
Pugh E S Stud Finn P O \\ averky
O Spnng Val ey Tarkastadfpl
Radcinejer J >1 Ik Sons Box If) Humansdorp
Rattray J Stellenbosch
Renme P Mpatoane Kokstad
Roberts GTS UntonC rove Steynsburg
Roberts Estate of L J Cottesbrnok Kroom e
Rodger Co! T H Deharts
Roger* C. Rutherford Bo* 1 Addo
Rosenbaum L Co ubelark last London
Koseneath Estates Ltd Ceelbek I C) Urn, baan
Rost A Sons Ca er* lledforr]
ssAboM \enn Grove I O Glen Lyndea
Rossouw I) C Klein Dra....
Hossoi w J J Pary* DaJyo-
Rostell K klothlerK ver
•• I I H le Ihrko CooVh
Rtveteu) j van TH.
:c n i ac..
iphal lyia I
Fnestaod
Fnestaad
Fneaiand
FneiUnd
AInca&det
Fresbnd
Friesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
&d
Friesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesjand
Fresiand
Fresland
Africa Oder
Fr e land
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Afncaader
Atrieande?
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fne land
Shortbom
Sbortbon
Aberdeen Angus
Ftteslaod
Sbortborn
Fnesland
Shortbom
Fnesbnd
Fnesland
Fnesland
fneataod
Fnesland
Shortbom
Ayrshire
Jersey
t-nesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Shortbom
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Shnibom
Afncandrr
Fnesland
Jersey
Hereford
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Sbiwtfaoni
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
I rfeslaod
Afncander
Jersey
irsL-
Fnesland
Fnesbod
FnBland
Frteslaad
S'™
Saunders F Oudtsboom
Scbalkw )k A E van Zoutzakfontein Vredenburg
Seboeman J Box 142 Oudtsboom
Schoeman P J De Dooms Somerset East
Seboeman W Cradock
Setytt Bros Kelso Spnng % alley Taikastad
Scott tv R Hepburn P O Spnng Valley Tarkaslad
Searte J B Yardlcy Acbterlang
Searle tV D Hopewell Queenstown
Sel gman Bros MddlePUats Mddelburg
Sepbton J tt Clengyle New England
Sheard CAB ttrme P O To sse R ver
Sbege^ C PO DoxJd2 PortLlirabcIh
Sbone D llenAvi* At wal North
Sbuttlewortb E tt Box 5 Addo
S nger 1 P O Box 1 Claremont
Smal B RetPoel Caledon
SmartC Syndicate Ltd ‘The Ercildoune Bntstown (
Smant Synd cate Ltd The Mopasgom Mantiant
Sm t J Klopgat Moorreesburg
Sm tb A DeKuilen KuiIiRver
Sm lb Mrs C J Colde Hoop Al wat North
Sm lb D tv fb s Ifmrunkulu
Smith J Austin Holm Hill Farm BoxSBO EastLondon
Sm lb & Pratt Ruiglefonteo Abwal North
Smuts C B Far View BrackenteU
Soutbey Capt C H South! eld Cedamlle (s*l
Southey H 1 tVaterfall Steynsburg
Southey J O Saikens Nop Stfaccmbie
Soutbey Estate of the late tv R Pnefonteio Steynsburg]
Spence A G B Content Itnvao '
Starke Bros Mulder s Vie
Starke E Jooslenberg Moulder tVTel
Starke L d C Jocetenberg Jleuldff's VTei
Starkes SciUgol Farms Ltd ilowbny
Steenekamp T J PO Box 65 MooipUats Aiiwal,
North ""
Steyti J O Boat Janes Town
StraebaodCo Ltd 1 btw ck Crange Zwaitberg
Straien P P van Cyphergat PO Cypbergat, MolK
Sundays R ver Da ry Livestoclr Cooperative Si
P O Selbourne v a Addo
Sutton A r Box 1] Kokslad
Swanepod J A C Kn smentfonteifl Motkop
riieslaod
Friesland
Fnesland
Afncandrr
Shortbom
Shortbom
Sbortborn
Fnesland
Fneslaud
Brown Swiss
Shortbom
Fnesland
Ft esiand
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Red PoU
Fnesland
Shortbom
Sooth Devon
Shortbom
Fnesland
Fnesland
Shortbom
Devon
Shortbom
Sborthoro
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Frlesibsd
Afncaader
.."Ifand
Fnesland
Fnesland
Tanton ACM UavSdon KttRoad
Theun ssen J J tergelegen Box 14 Colesberg
Thompson & Fulton Avenue H U FrankI n
Thompson F C Comforih H 11 Estate Border
Thompson tv 1 Grauian Etitte K mberley
Thomson Hng ( en N A Mans! eld Kopstad
To II 1 du Caroluspoort PO Naauwpoort
To t Dr J H du Box 16 Adela de
Torr T A F Maryland Schoonbe
Tracey M« MS PO Eirgrove Station
Tregdea J Ivon a Uosebmk
Trotl p I< P Alandale Kosmead
Trol p R J W SSons Mo nt Prospect W tmos!
TlolIopeBros Fort Beaufort
Trollope H Wardens Fort Beaufort
Ttww H C Xobo Box 1 Idulywa
Tomer H N tV W 1 on M ddleton
u
Uiu ets ty of Stel enbosch Stellenbosch
\«niuker& L ps h a PO BoilSS Oudtshoom
Venn ker Lt Col J C Broad and Dist Oudtsboon
Venter A Hartcbeeslfonfe n S hoomb e Station
Veimaak H < Steynsburg
Vennaak J A Zutfonte n Henning
V ce A C A Sons Box 18 'lo teoo
VgneMssC &T Helderfonte n Stellenbosch
ll de MnwriaLodgt Bee fortWest ‘
Fnesland
Friesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Ayrsbire
Afneander
Fnesland
Brown Swiss
South Devon
Shortbom
Africander
Fnesland
Africander
Shortbom
T Mrs 41 J Vtovekraal Myfontein
r T R S hoteUonte n Richmond
ter J M W ndpo rt AI wal North
w
Walker J <
Walker J I
Wal b J J Caledon
Walt J 11 dan vei
XI ddell ueg
alien S A Bakrn
Thomas Rive
11 Stanley Street Beac
iry Fan Ma a Road R
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Afncandcr
Afncander
Fnesland
WAT— sou
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• and Addr<«
Na DC and Address
Breed
SSaUnis \S 3 TaikaBr\dRe Mot^itner
Webb P F kopje Albqs 1 O MarviUe
Webber H Na h Afncaadcf Place I O Lu How
Weeks A. L. II hi elds SandfUts
Weeks J L ReedValley Bo* JO SaniHlats
Wet de Bros Bos “8 Relveta Durghersdorp
Wet de Bres Grool Schn r Slerkstroo i
Wet D R dc PO Box 84 Rurghersdorp
Wet F P de Helvet a Burghersdorp
J R de Watergenoeg Burghersdorp
Wet
5 de Exc>
Wet Mrs M C 1e Helvet a Burghersdorp
Wet P C de Stnjdfonte D Dolotwa
Wet P J de GrootSchuur Sterkslrooin
WTite Harry H llalton Bolotwa
W h te r C Table H 11 Farm GrabamstowTi
W h tehead CAS Sons 01 ve W oods Sbel !■
\Vb tehead I Cbetsea Mount Box 188 Pott
J J B Cbelsea Port El tabelh
ShOtthOTO
Aberdeen Angnsl
Alncander '
shorthorn
Sbeslbom
I nesland
shortbont
Presland
Friesland
Fnesland
Fneslan I
Pt esand
Shoetbom
shorthorn
Fnestand
Fnesland
Fnesland
Sbortbom
t ‘•lellenboseh
WUwliD P M Hcroelands Bontveval*
W Qiains G C Knegers Ikiorl Hanover
W Uiams P Sherborne
W Ison G W Comblc gh Queenstown
Wd on J Powrr U tata
Wirtb I konlgedacbt SleUeoboscb
\ irtb II Farm Noo Igedac*'* ‘‘•-n— «-
Wise il K Bathurst
Wood Mis C C The Jersey Creamery Ilumstead
Wtxdlaslon T M Box 8 Queenstown
W(v.ht Bids II ghlandi
Wnght I E 1 o Karerkloof D st SIrydenbure
Wngbt J W Jonr Bowden Hall Mddelburg
WyngaardI J i Univeisjty Farm Stellenbosch
2yl F J van Smouspoort P O De Aar
ZYL P J TAH PO Boxes BoUelarlel Colesberg
2yl J J van BuKelsvle) Colesbrrg
Friesland
Hereford
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnestand
Shorthorn
Jersey
Shortboni
Jersey
Afncaoder
Shorthorn
Fnesland
Alncander
Fnesland
Fnesland
Sheep Breeders
Agn ulturel School 1 1 enburg MulU rs'lci
Agntulure Crootl mte nSehoolof Mddelburg
Albcrtyn J
Da 1 ) S r A G1 er Fitate Cole berg
Hasta d He tor M rage 1 () | rankl n
Bath F C Ja kal ku len Deelionte n
Uasly F C Junr Ja kal ku lei Deelfontn
Bo sh M Moofonten LQuerAlanton
Uekker G Senr I U Box 4| Mevn burg
it ggs J r & Son Brookl n ( mi Ke net
Bland L. I Clarkidtle Dordrecht
BIoi [ II H M I nkhunt ( raha slown
Brrria A J an 1 pie I am Sel oon b e
Brcel j Houd ons ant Craad Re net
Bru ■ W J I net rose t o llano rr Koi
Clark £ J MagdalePO b bena Dordrecht
Clarke A Celuks Hoop Bonn evale
Clocte AC PO Koudenek Dordmht
ClfVteBroe Weaterlord kmone
Cloete J I 1 I O Itoi 2 Lady ‘ rc>
Coetree M L. kaplenskop trad«k
Coelree T 1 R I ush of b I ng I It Stonnberg June
Collett Col L J Dunblane Fluid Iburg
Confy A 11 R eoule Box "J hlejnsburg
tonty JFK •ers le Box 2'' St' n burg
1 1 h Lech M
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Cakl S M V
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PrrvianBIklli
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KddeUros. Po Box *37 S2 Jones Street Kimberley (r),
Kng A C * Sot VeolnepT Sprogkalley Tarkastad l*‘'
Kuig 3 H & Sons HgbUndHbme Tarkastad j
KINO P MCWTON HasrtOBiia]* Tarkwtsd
k ngw I A A C^on e* I lalts Graatl Ke set (.
knradi C S Request BlauwaierSdg Oraalf Re net
K nrsdl R P Cordoni He Craaf Re net (n
kleynbands S A Locksley Box 4" Barkley East
kock r W GrootfODte n K cbmend
Lang W T Dbekwoods Sejmenr (e)
Lament II Elands Hoek Abwal North '
Leppan F E SuallewkraBia PO Spring Valley
Tarkastad (J)
Uvf) A C Farkiew PO \ ogelsinia Nek Tarkastadi
Lord W W Al cedale Farm HofmejT
Louw M A Thrbus
Lo emore W F Preston Park Box S3 SandRats
Lu kbolf A Zuurplaats Craall Ke net
isdale Cnalf Relr
Mara
Mara - _ _
Merwe lire* van der De Dam Burgi
Menie II Sander Zesenf nlein tolc
Mland J F Chanerry Adelaide
Al I s D W Croydon Sleynsburg
Mnaarllro* F I & U L Crassi
Motkel A I Durbans He
Murray II oa. Quaggasfonleia Colesburg
Murray C !l Jonentje Colesbrrg
Parkes A T Wbratlands kemlrew
r*llerson& Armstrong lAluetberg
Patterson Cape W k Witerbury IlnUtowo
IVIersoo II A Hirtebeeslfnnte n I Unwater Mid Jelbufg
It Ui(« Sir LioopI a Lnly \ rrgel»ren Somervl W eit (r
IVsss 1 J du Huff Isbork PO Zvaggersboek Secnersel
Suffolk
Menno
Menno
Merino
'lenao
kfense
Menno
Menno
Menno
Menno
Meruo
Menno
Menno
Menno
Menno
PcTSiao Blk.lld
R bf*ts.C T «
K tvTtwvi A i
KsM&h
Lpntrei r rrwe Steynsburg
TVS iwt rl
* olein. \l 10dvCti4 Rd
K vnn {| V hUxrrn. Tail- -
SiaZVLLD i TAX TaltlMT BML Tab'Wrr
^teejvTS t> du I t t»a Zaaggersboek Veurr
Seailr J II \urdkv I O A H-Tlatg
■swIvcKaren II lctlere>>n Innsaesvai
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SOU— YOl
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Southe> F \\ Hillmoor Stf\nsbarg
Southey H L Waterfall Steynsburg
Southey 1 H IliUmoot Steynsburg
Southey J O VarkensKop Schoombe
Southey L C Shanks Stevnsburg
Southey O L. Waterfall Steynsburg
Spence Bros. Beaconsf eld Graaff Reioet
Staples F Sunny Dell 'I ddelburg
SteenekampT J PO Poa Co Mooplaab M vial Sort*i(e)
Sviart C A Maandag Zot t Ki\ ler PO Riser ZonderFridj
Taylor P S Mooivlei Lower/
Thompson W E Craspan F st;
TroUip R F Alandale Kosme
mjS 7 } S Rapkamma Heidelberg
\emaaL H S.B Weltetrvde Hofmesr
\ emiaak J A Zurfonte n Henn ng
\illers II de Ml cr>a Lodge Beaufort West
\05ters W Junr Buff U\le I O Rostnead Junet
Walker J P Walforl Knapdaar
Watermeser C C The Ka iges Aberdeen
Wet laulj de Zandvtet Ashton
Welthma n J A vandT IVlviUe Ventersui
Wiehahn J Grootviei Th bus
Wiik J J van Jurysfonte n Loaton
Willamson Thoa Proepeet Iid«e
WiliEot J KatnNis Kraal NeLpoort
W right J \\ Ju r Bouden Hall M ddelburg
1 be Meado’iV'g PO Franklin
Merino
Persian Blk Hd
Menno
Menno
PeraunBIk lid
Menno
WangancILa
Menno
Menno
WangueDa
£} A VtU Family
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Tb« Auek-Diatimtig hatde Uitiftj SouUt Afnein ninlf^breed.
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sheep ibown m edet
^ Natnral pastoreoalr
Pig Breeders
AgncuUural School Elsenburg Muldetsvl
Crobbelaar F W J Sntalhoek Adelaide I
Head C A W., ParelAallei Somerset We»t I
Hucock S..eoUisc<xk<. Ltd Box 5 WelUnglonStat
Hoar C J { O Ilaaywkaal via Dordrecht
Iad«e Piggery lodne
Menng J G Litsluxt DeWrtSUImn
Mull na r W Selbourrie Addo
M nay M»» K ralmiel River Elgin
Naude r B B.llugeiioot Robertion
'tsleWM T NV.. Park Farm MaiUalal Ba
Tamwortb
Uerksbice
Large Bbek
Large Black
Large Black.
Berkshire
'Vame and Address
rut r D Kaltevlei KUpmuts ^ , j,.,
Pnngle Mfc Leeuwpoort PO SpnngValley TarkasUd(»)|
Randell C. J Kruidfontein Graaff Re net
Kogrn C Rutherford Box I Addo
Rosencath Estate Ltd Geelbek PO Uogebaan
Sotomon A \ Avulon Melville Road rlumstead
Stamper R K Hurley House Mowbray
Starke A Highland! P O Durbannlle
Starke L.&G Joostenberg PO Mulder sVIel r-rreBUck
sum \\ PO Stemham via De Aar ^ ”
Streben P H Bndgewaler Somerset W est larEeBlack
Stuart Dr W U Aogelstruisfonlem Klpbeuvrl I ^ “
Tweedie Mrs. J C Bonchurch Cathcart
Uiueers ty of Stellenbosch Stelleabosch
Vinteaal St J Peterkoen George
WaOis Mra J G ThomCIiff Conway Stat on
Ward Miss D K Rocklands St Albans '
EUtabeth
WebbBJ Bencbfeld Tweespruit ,, .
Werse A H Louienstord Estate ScmerseiWnt .
Western rioiince Preseiving Co Lid Orchard Ra * *lr»|
River \ alley '
Wet J S de Cicelsior Ashton
Woodcock Major J B H Heat
\iyburg
Box II
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J^orsc Sr€cdcrs |j
Name and Address
Breed j
Agricullure School of Grootfonte n M ddelburg
(fSp
1 CTcheroa j
Forbes, Arthur Temple Stud Finn Schoomb e
Hockney j
Hewitt R K e/o Philip Bros Port El rabeth
Hackney j
k ngwill R P GordonviUe Grooff Re net
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M Chau P tv Doomhoek Cradock
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V il oen H A Moordkuil Worcester
Pneheron C
Wet J S de Excelsior Ashton
Wet I E de Brindvle Wotresler
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Hackney £
Percheroo |
ZYL. T J TAN P 0 Box 28 BnCtlsrlel, Coleibcrg
Eesry Drtngbt s
Males
DAIRY SHORTHORNS
Registered Coates Herd Book. Skorthom Society ol
South Africa Young Bulls always for Sale
TASMASIAN MERINO SHEEP
Rams at Moderate Prices
MIDDLE WHITE YORKSHIRE PIGS
Always for Sale
SUSSEX POULTRY and OLD ENGLISH
SHEEP DOGS.
TRANSVAAL, S. AFRICA
Transvaal
Cattle Breeders
B
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The SUndert n
> Mandrrion
urat Itoi 49 ^Underton
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fHlale Mn-miai
Carter S I O Itos 74 Nerren e ng
Carter T J Bandoleer Molmdene
Cato L J Olenwcnd | 0 Klrrk^ori
Chalmers Mrs A "le I'reller Streel I'nioru
Club Kaorh ng Srnd rate Bos S& Carol do
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Aberdeen Angus
Fneslond
FneeUnd
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424 S AFRICA
TRANSVAAL— CATTLE BREEDERS
COV— TOE
Addie»
Covermncnt Sthool of 1 ndustnes Potchefstroom
Grainger Herbert P O Hereford via trasmus
Grant C G Asbmole Dales PO Hawertsburg
Gneg D C PO Boa 1373 Johannesburg
Gnef \% F PO Boa 51 Johannesburg
Gnerson J Box 0 Greyhngstad t
Gncrson Tbos Teak»orth
Cnggs Bros (Selati) Ranch Ltd P 0 Selati
Gninbeck E« J ElandsheuveL Potcbef troooi
Gunning J BoxSlU Johannesburg
H
Hall H L 4 Sons Ltd Toinango hebpn t
Hamilton Ga n Bank es P O Cedarmont
Hamilton j C Box 20 % tntersdorp
Hamilton J D Caledonia Vosman s BeaCon
Ham Iton J M Gamgouf Cedarmont
Hardenburg S Kopp AUeen Lunsklip
Hartbom 1 Box 1060 Johannesburg
Haupt G E BoxU K nross
Hennood \ L IVierda Brvlge Pretoria
Herold J Box 40 Johannesburg
Herdld K 4 A Ricbtershock P O Herforspriul
Hogg Mrs K Pender Stonehenge Beau detipont
JohxTitwshisTg
Hosken W Grasmere
Hoy H J Box 1 PieUrsburg
Huile> R \ Melv lie Johannesburg
Hmnphrejs \\ H Leslie
Humphr eS W H Middelburg
BUSTEBBROS Hoineitead, Elip Rinr (>/>/'!
Hunter t\ 13 I*rctonusSt Pretoria
I es E H 100 8th A>e Maj-far Johannesburg
Joubm J A L tkomst P B Mrs Bahcmann Crmelo
K
Reams J hi pp>oortje Estate Matties
Ken p Gen P O Box 84 P et Kebef
bvtDipen G B KrugemSorp
Kent Capi Pert) Greystooes D tl Standerton
hiokead A Sevadavaa Hamsburg
Klerk N de 1«19 Hatf eld St Pretoria
hoek A de PO Bos 9 CrownMnes
hrausi C F Hamellonte n Davel
Langlaagte Orphanage Langlaagte
L eb gs Ltd P O Box Alesa na
Le bman >1 D 11 Struben Street Pretoria
Ltadbergh A \ \aalboscb Kmfsirood ()
laodsay Alex Good Hope blapela P O Fotgieterstust
L ttle 'In E A Rowellen Box 16 biicelo
Lorents D 1 K Box 8'’ Klerksdorp
Lo enti Dr H A Box 117 Prefona
Louie Frank P O Leeuwspruit via Balfour
Lncas A B Shenfeld Kockrmoer (
Lund e 1>I Jilatapuna Market St Pretoria (.
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Maartens P anderM Box lOO 1 olksrust
Maasdorp F K I O box 67 \olksrust
McDougall M L Waterpan M nnaar
itcDougall S II DunoIIy 1 al
M Gdlvray 5“ National Bank Du Id ngs Pr tehardSUeet
Johan esbufg
Mcl'or Peter Glen Farm Brooklyn
Vlalan D Betfaal
Mallanda n Mrs M Box 66 Springs
ilarais Geo Box lal I'reiona
Marks L 1 J Pienaarspoort P B PreU...
Marks Estate of late S c/o Lewis 4 Marks Church Square
Pretoria
MeOale |) rarmTikoopNo 9 Dist Bethal PO
In hard
Mell* H A Box 611 I'ltlona
Merwr J II tander KetfonlenPh CroolvGi
Messer 1 C I O Box o7 SUnderton ,
Meyer 7 C J Sew ModderlonteinO M Co Ltd AanByn
M tchell Mrs U I Finaalspan ^x 3 Boksburg
Mofg L \ lakfplaau Natal Spruit
MoU Mrs C M Box 1* \oIksrutt
Mooluiati J Z >toiiiplaats 1 O Overvaat Km elo
Mof»tiead S S SewSenture Kuilenburg
Mcjtrt A M KietbuU Lstate Balfour
MOrntASJ W e^BoihybeodPO^llMbaTle
a urrsy t h^Cdeodslt IslaSe lO UaMietley
rrexiand
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Aberdeen Angus
A berderO Angus I
Aberdeen Angus
Hereford
Hereford
Aberdeen Angus
Africander
Jersey
South Devon
Devon
Aberdeen Angus
Sboxlhosn
Devon
Hereford
Red loll
Fnesland
Alncandet
Fnesland
Fnesland
Aberdeen Angus
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
ShoHhorp
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
FnesUod
South Devon
Fflesbnd
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
FnesUnd
Fnesland
Hereford
Aberdeen AngusI
Fnesland
Sussex
Sussea
Afneander
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fneidand
Fnesbnd
Fnesland
Fnesland
Herefc^d
Sboetbora
Fnesland
Abenfem Angus I
Fnesland '
Fnesland
Aberdeen Angu!
Fnesland
Afrscander
I nesland
Fnesland
Fnestand
Fnesland
Atncaoder
Afrscander
Shnrttions
Aberdeen Angus
AMenadn
Aynbve
haude I J I lipdam PO Rita
heergaard Paul PrvateBag M ddelburg
hcl I H Bos 129 Ermrlo
Neser ATS Box 10 Amersloort
Ivcser C J Manendal Box 14® K1ertt»<Sorp
honrse Ifenry Box 126 Joha nesb irg
O Donovan D S Clonlea Farm RoudekopRal
Oosthu xeii C H Box 6 Al tbxnk
ORellv Sirs C Box 2® Hedriburg
Oxford Dr H J Betsworih Farm klerksdorp
OrUepp Dr A J Box 4u Zeerust
Papenfus H B & H J Box ■’loj Johannesburg
Pedde \\ H Box a 9i Johxtvnesbucg
Pelly E B 8 Amplh II Avenue Benovi
Phibp Littlejohn H Aoeb obla P O h nrosss
Pb II ps Capt H L. Ciestlands Ualfot r4 Brorderstroo
bslates Haenertsburg
Pietetse FetduiMii ktoddeefoute tv 1 O LfseuisdooniS
Pole J \V A Box 5 j h nross
Potgifter P J Box 16 Lm elo
Potgieler M I O PU Box Zj Carol na
Kand Cold Storage 4 Supply Co Ltd I 0 Box 1
Johannesburg
Rattray U Grey Cra gball Jobannesb ig
Reneeke T O li Box 18J loichehtroo
Reief Ben Box Co Potehef troo
Rcwbteb Dairy Fann Ltd P 0 Kegeols 1
Johannesburg
Reynolds S F Zan Ibaken A al Stand rton D st
RbMes Mrs. C T Box Jo hrugersdor)
Rosetienste n A A Eitatiiu
Rounc rell J J Hekpoort hr gersdofP
Roy John Box f0V7 Johanhesbutj
Ruddock A C Croidon Fann PO Box 31 Setiw ‘
Keoeke
Russell C A Church St Pretona
Sayers S AAortbng Pnvale Bag I enaar R
Ptetora
Scheepm J J Cru ifoote n P O Dev on
Schefmeniog H C fvjdale Da el
Schm dt t T c o L. A Parltidte Ltd Be
Jobaunrsburg
School of Industr es Potchefslroo
ScbulAKyHtra PO Box 1 0] Jutaanncsbuig
SehulU A AA E Box a Hedciburg
Scott N \\ AUandale Farm Box II AA tbank
begil 4 Kiassn k Box ®9 I Johannesburg
Sharp P M es PO Box 2 Benon
Shelf eU E P IP P O klunn k
Sherwood C L Box 59 Davel
S mpson Montagu P O Bov 6 4a JohaniKSbutg
SoutbftCo i O Box 127 kl rksdorp
South H I 4 Stock Exchange Bldgs Jot
SmthA Harvey Box 1®7 Klerksdorp
itievbuil
J C Doonikloof ftene
Spencer C H Hon ngfontr n I D De on
Stack Uissp 75 4th Street Spnn s
Stanlc) A E 400 M tchel Street 1 retona
Stanley F tt^ 3rd & Hlh Ave
Jobanne^mrg and 1
1 Zandfon
Steeakamp C C AAelgelegen Box 4 Ertnrlo
Stcenkamp H N Atelgele en Bov 4® In do
SIrenkanp Aflss M C Box ItM En elo
Steeukamp P J Ke tvSe PO Shwpdowo Frtnelo
Stewart F tVr4 enbank Devon
S rubrn FEB Lynnwood BrookJvn
Stories C 1 Tn hanlsfonle 0 I O fn hards
Suftdm A H AA Ilowkloof Fann I O Box" Fstant
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Sussex
Afticaadr
Ajishire
Ftiesjnd
Fnesland
Aberdeen Angui
FnesUod
Aberdeen An u
Afneander
Bed Pol
Fneslan i
Fneslaod
Afneander
Aincaoder
Fnesland
Hereford
Fne^nd
Frtnland
FnesUod
FnesUnd
FnesUnd
fneiUnd
Hereford
Calloway
Fnesland
1 nesUnd
I ncslaod
Alncaiider
fnesland
fnesland
fresland
fnesland
Hereford
fnesland
jersey
f ncsla^
Hrrcforl
Friesland
Shorthorn
SlK^horn
Aberdeen /
TRA— FES
TRANSVAAL— CATTLE, SHEEP, PlC BREEDERS
S. AFRICA 425
Name and Address
TraDS\aal Consobdated Land Ltd Romdeboschie Ranch
Moorddnlt
Transvaal estates & Development Co , Ltd , 56 Main
Street \\ est, Johannesburg
U
Usher A \\ Box 3 Baliour
V
\ereen ging Estate Ltd. Box 49 Vereeojgmg (s)
\iss(r G K C S Carolina
W
ttatker F J P PO Langlaa^e
Warby Mai J \\ Box 6265 Johannesburg
\%ebb AH PO Box 62 Davel
Mebb J PO WesthnuenDist.Bloetuhof
Webster Estates W A DevoniaPO White River (ip)
W ells Bros Johannesburg
Breed
Name and Address
Breed
Sussex
Wrntxel F J Wildehoenderkraal PO Bloemhof
Africander
Friesland
west Lod Parm & Kanch Co Ltd BoxJll Johannesburg
WereU A & C C PO BoxSg Bethal
Wevell J Box 59 Bethal
Shorthorn
L.R Sbortbora
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnestand
Wilkins J Box IIS klerksdorp
Wisbart K AusIralEsUles Box 11 Ilolmdene
Woodbouse J Box 10 Platrand Station Standerton
Afncander
Fn sland
Fnesland
ShorthMik
Fnesla^
WylUe J 51 13 Pretonus Street Pretoria (i)
Y
Fnesland
AjTshlre
Vounger Mrs J Box 7 DiUour
Younger The Estate of J Box 7 Balfour
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Sbortham
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fneslaod
Zacks & Scholta Mooipfaats Box 19 Breytra
Fnesland
Sheep Breeders
Kame and Address
B
Bax — klertham Rusteoburg
C
Coll ns J C Magistrates Office Lyndenburg
CotUfton Eilate (11 W Fane) PO Waterpoori
Croat C P Box SO Machadodorp
F
rnnhlta M Box 32 Dasel
H
Itanulten J M Gangour Cedaroiont
Hoy Col C N EloHblreet Joliannesbuig
u eri ffat BROS , Oamntaad, EUirtrir
L
Laicas A B Sbenfield Kockemoer
0
Orford Dr It Dosworth Fami Klerksdorp
i Bfeed
j Name and Address
Breed
Suffolk
R
Kernotds $ F Zandbaken \al Standerton D iL
Rwettaoet Hon A C Anersfoort
Robertson \ L P 0 Box 40 Amersfoort
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Suffolk
Ifenno
(efi)
BlkF^ Peniao
s
Scott S W Atandale Farm Bos 11 Witbank
Shaw E Cedarmont
Srapsoo Montagu PO Box 62|o Johannesburg
Smith Jos A Sons Bex 3 \ al
(f)
Saffolk
Oonet Horn
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Suffolk
't
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Suffolk
Herlno
T
Todd J BaQ ndatlocb Farm Potg etenrust
frAO
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Suffolk
1 W ooOed Penlans
tmeeiwngEsUles Ltd Box 49 \ereenlglng
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Webstml States W A Deronla White River
MfUie J M IS PrelonusSt 1 relona
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Suffolk
Pig Breeders
AcullAluUer rsrtrilge Farm KiociklraalStatioa
Afrscan IrTtgated Land 1 . 0 ., Ltd Itox *663 Johsna^buTg I
ArnoiUure laculiy o< Trsns'sal to>TT»iiT Collrgr 1
I'iTtons |r>l
AnfTbm 1 states. Ltd Poi S2S3 Johannesburg I
Anlrobus K I .. Cloud Lnd. i«iis Trschsrdt
Arrber Cart W A pjTSn fcl LsUte IWs 19 rotgirletsr«st|
B
Reek L. A |tos 15 lYemier Mine
Iteginsel draining I arm The
IWg I J^san dor Kirtlirtett.
Ituvh t I Kovslr* Arnot
HfVrs.H hanJOub Johannmborg
Urt..# 1 I lh»»irvWev,*'o«
Rmtou Mrs k Mavhalus. | O Louis TrsLar
BKs>.1um J T. I IsveboT I l> '-trVNSoaa
timet. Msl W lira V«. P O Wh i s Ki»v»
1'jl.J A Sander tirrulsUte I O liw
tv s «£. rtafrsT,!. ,
Chatvsa II Poteietervust
Coleosaa. A, SceloJi limM Pigrrry, I O Bos 43
devrUad. J ohanarsburg
Cootstoa (.ttatetfl W hanr) PO Waterpoerl „ (ct
Coryser Mrs I The Pirs, Merertoei „
CuLusan. k. K.. Oidantalscloia
IV-kir B H., Farm Uat>eskraal So. 919, Bos 95 nt<*tv|
{lugvad n., P O Hamam kraaL Pirtona Diatrirt
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Breed
Name and Address
Breed
N
Neergaard P Box 3 Zockmakaar
P
IV)le J W A Box 21 Kinross
R
Balaton Capt S M Toke Farm Pietersburg
Renecke T C W Box ]81 Potebefstroom (c;
Reynolds D G Box 19 Val Station Standerton D st
Rob an Estates Ltd Pallngburst Road Westclilfe
Johannesburg
Ross T &Co The Grange Dwars River Box35 Pietenburg
s
Simpson Uontagu P 0 Box fi24S Johannesburg (cs)
Large Black
Stark gfn J P Box 115 Springs
Struben F L B Lynwood Pretoria (c|
Sngden A 11 VS iliowkloof Farm PO Box2 Estantiaic)
Large Black
T
Thompson C Gordon Aspley Box S Molmdene
Thompson W J Private Dag GyferkuU Pietersburg
To^ John Ball ndalloch Polgietenrust (cif)
Berkshire
W
Large Black
Webster Estates VV A Devonia PO White Riser (rt)
Wilson r J H Hnse Meyetton
Z
Zoccola M A 54 Kerk St Box 2754 Johannesburg
Kame and Address
GiUett F B Box 47 Ventersdorp
Grewar T B PO Vaalwater viaNylsIroo i
GuUan L Box 19 Cemuston
Hall H L & Sons Ltd Tomango Selspniit
Mammo n \V J Box 93 Jfppes Johannesburg
HUNTER BROS Bomeatead Ebpriver
Hutton J S Box 9 I ictersburg
Ivy J R ! O Munml
Khenenburg Box 40 P etersburg
L
Laver D C Box 16*’ Fordsburg
Leibbrandt H P OnsPUas Pretoria North
Lindbergh A V Vaalbosch Kingtwood
Lusdie M Matapuna Market Street 1‘retoria
Lyle Lt Col J C \ PO LousTrchardt
M
Mackmtoih Mn M The Grange MoorddnX
Martin IV A Box 4Sd Johannesburg
Melle M A Box fill P»tena
Montgomery Bras EgUnten Fan P O Munnik
Horse Breeders
Name and Address
Dreed
Name and Address
Breed
Orford Dr H J Doswortb Fan KleAsdorp
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billies
Ralph C 22 Preiona St Hospital Hill Jehannetburg
Hackney
Orange Free State
Cattle Breeders
Agriculture Covenuncnt School of Glen (i
Anderson p A Box 16 llmburg
Arnold Capt ISestminster
Afvegen \\ J van titoemhof Boxli Irompsburg
Atkins A S Hope Valley Farm Ferreira Bloemfontein
B
Badenborst A Mount Paul Hamsmitb
Baker R J KlUamey Tweeapruit
Ballot C Sunnyslde via DethKbem
Bardner II D Driehoek ZaraStuI Sviinbume Hai
smltb
Barlow Mrs A C Bloemfonlein
Baraevehl J H van Box 38 Re tt
Harry )aul Meuwlaan/onteio Meodovs
larryT Atnkooxkraat liektburg
Batacxi Mrs II A. Croenklool Muldernoon
lleek CapuC A The Hall Bayswater Blormfontelu
V^* •' Loorlngh van Ribon e Ranch HoopsI
Btket J 1 trtiieel Lmdley
Friesland
Fnesland
Sooth DAron
Fnesland
Afileandec
Shorthorn
Fnesland
Africander
Aberdeen Anguaj
Fnesland
FriesUod
Thesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Friesland
Short bom
Name and Address
Bester M J Aberfeldy
Betblcbem Orphanage Bethlehem
D1I|00 A M van Sear Doornbult Koopstad
Bd|<i(i.A M van Junr Krocoku 1 Hoo^lad
Biljoa E H van A/son AbrahamskraaJ Hoopsud
Bilyoa E H van p/son KromkuU Hoopstad
OlliOD Petrus J van Kromkuil Hoopstad
Bdjon S F van Croothoek Koopstad
B rah H VVyrtey Malvern P O Spnngfoatein
Blay R Grange Farm Bloemfontein
I] erk A C van Quaggafontem Bloemfontein
Berk F van Box 121 Haxrism th
Blore H \V J R venhill Ficksburg
Ooden \\ R Essex Farm PO CreenJandsSlat on
Bosboff I E Bamhoek PO Bultfonte n
Bos nan J geSon Salaman Street Bloemfontein
Bosmao \ Bloemlootein
B^av DeMunic pal ty BolhaviJIe
Uotbina J M National Bank Bloemfontein
BourhiU A F Cambrai Modderport
BouAe B J KarrokomPO V erlonU a
Brandkop Farm Co. Brandkop
Brandon T H Memel
Biiealr I 1 Pinna PO SepaBi ,
DiU A SetUement of S Africa Ltd Box 77 Dloemlontem|
Brown A Kietfonle n Meadows
Brown Cilbert Flores Box 74 Kelts
BniM r C F PO VVelgelegen
Bcuyn I A de Koppieslonte n P O Vet River
Africander
Aftiosoder
Afncander
Africander
Afncander
Fnesland
Fnesland
Shorthorn
Fnesland
South Devon
Afncander
Fnesland
Fnesland
South Devon
1 nesland
South Devon
Shorthorn
South Devon
AberdeenAfiguS
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ORANGE FREE STATE— CATTLE BREEDERS
NAU-UES
Naude A P AadersgJt Bo* 57 Heili
Naude Comdt C. P Bo* 47 Re d
'siude 3 Champagne Cloeolao
Naude J A Etandsdraai P 0 Orange River SU* ■
Na\ide J J P Myohattef'SiWin Belhiehero
Saude M. Mebabe Sprint, Clocolan
NeetbJ ng H Atolhuters Kop Zuid Bethieheiu
Nelson J. M \ endutje Drift Paardeberg
Newbem Airs E M Prytinsbcrg Clocolan
Se«bs J A Cathcart s Dnft l-ad)brand
1{ICH0LSR03,.F3 AatfinSiduig Krt»niUfl
Nichol U Junr PO Rendesous
Nortbf eld A \V horthfield Farm Dist Bloemfon
Obetholzei E Bo* 139 Betilehw
OberhoUer J A hortahtiek PO Kestel
ODoaoian J G Ascot tlocclaa
Omel C G 47 WavcrleyRd Bloemfonte o
Oerlell M R Abrabamskraal Immigrant
Oliff A Cloverfield Ascent v la Staodeiton
Oostbuiien J Rosendal Bloemfonte n
Orch son J M Ngoana North Twecspru I
StHMibom
L.R ^Kirtbom
SbtHihmi
Fncsland
1 Afncandet
Atncaodei
Fnestand
(sp) Aberdeen Angus
Friesland
Friesland
Herelonl
(p Fnesland
FrbaSnaA
Sboribom
o > Red Poll
Friesland
Shorthoni
Fnesland
Fnrsland
Afneaodfr
(p) Fnrsland
Friesland
Friesland
Papenfii B C Keste'l Road FritshtMl
Paprnfus D P P O Box 1 Steimnist Fnesland
Pari It P 17 \Vh tes Road Bloen fontein Red Poll
Parkeuliam E 11 Moddrrpoort Africander
Fait J It Rocblaods Bloemfontein Aberdeen Angus
Fnestand
FatUnson N rraiuboek Hanuin tb Fnesland
Prpicr Bros Faimew lleilbron FrwsCand
Ptny A G Heieohort I O Haminon a Fnesland
Pbil ppolsbIuBic pal Cy ptiUppdlis Inesland
Pierce S tl Heilbron Fnesland
Ples< s C I dll K ngteslet I U fruirs Shotthom
Plessis D J du S ewjaar Spruit Itepener fi) Fr^and
Pless i J A du Junr Rirtionlein Tbeunisseu Afncaoder
Plessis J A du Senr Rietfontein P O Theuousen Afneander
Pless* J 11 du Neoitgedacht PO Hoopstad ACncandw
Plesus } \S A du De Poortje Theunusen Afncaoder
Pollock Gore Capt Bedditvrton Kopstad Fnesland
Petneter J K Zion F 0 DanieUtust On Bethlehe (s) FrvetUnd
Peultnei A C Buehmaoskep Fnesland
Freer Cnas du Theitillous PO CccUia <s) Frie^nd
Prep* P du&Sons Biesjespan PO ilamaiODia Fi ksburg Fnesland
SerfoaU n L. C CebuU Kroonstad
Semur Bras Ftcksburg
Shannon Geo BoxlIH Hamsi utb
ShaiTaK S fl P B Ijnc^ Hamsm ih
Shatv S U Locbben Frankfort
Sba«r At A Shailesbury ram Mestminster
Shatratt 1 P B MorgrnJ cbl Hamsinitb
Slausliier D S WondetWop Ladybranl
SmiUi V C The Cliffs PO lleadous I
Sinilh VI Box "IS Bloemfontcm
Soiook C A PB AtleeSiding Kroonstad
Snyman I Grootdam Rouxville
Sparks VV Cliftoo Su-inburne
Spence VV J II Box 14 Marqiiard
Spence VV M PO Box 14 Marquard
Spilsbury H C Hamsmitb
Stephens The Estate o( the late C A Riviccsid' {copies
Stevens C Fstateof Schultes Draai
Stcfl J L hirkiotillock Likatlong vu Bloei fontcin
Sleyl J P Jnnr Rooiwal Bloemfooleio
Sieytler G L V llssingru Zastron
Stockdale H VV Alma Clocotan
Slockdale VI Alma ClocoUn
StoTberg P J Marseilles
Snapepoel Bros Beeisbeba SmiCblield
Swaflepoel D J junr PO Box 49 Zastron
Swanepoel F & Son Popelotte Busboianskop
SnaAeporl J C Ifoutberg KeusviUe
Swanepoel j J Juta Sauthfield
Swane^l J J VV La Belle Fraoce Reuxvitle
Suisne^l I C Krsnsklobl ReusviUe
Swane^l I F H Fraaiuitticbc Kooxville
Suape^l p J Xalkbeek Zastron
Swanepoel VV A J Damascus Rouxville
Swanepoel VV J Box 04 Zastron
Sneet C to VlarseiDe*
Fnesland
Fnesland
Africander
Fnesland
Sbortboni
Fnesland
Fnesland
Aberdeen Angjl
Fnesland
South Devon
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
i) Red Poll
Shorfhom
Fnesland
Fnesland
South Devon
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
FnesUnd
fnesland
Shorthorn
Fnesland
Fnesland
FrleslaBd
Fnesland
Africander
Fnesland
Afncaoder
/Jncaoder
Afncaoder
Africander
Africander
Afncaoder
Africander
Africander
Fnesland
Fnesland
Taylor VVm BoiS Westminster
Theron C P 'lalambi 'larquard
Tberoo P C Dooropoori Vvinburg
Theton S J LceuufbuU Winbutg ;
Tbeixm VV I O Box lo2 Kroonstad
Thorald F Slabberts
Tmt J A & D J du BeDum Siding via Pauresnutb
Toil S P J dll Box 1S3 Hamsm tb
Tonder J van Oelukslontcin Bloecnfontein i*)
Tonder Mrs M van Vaalbank Bloemfontein
Tender « A van Tatelkop Bioewfoixtein
frani D di Box 3* Ladybrand
Turner J EUadale Tweespruit ;
tyWvo Capt <» Appledote CaraituiS e Poorl Marsemes
Rad! ff W H Waterfall Gumtree
Has H W Senr Hlydlontein Hoopstad
Ras P J St Son Kameeldoorns, Hoopstad
Ra< I S Giootpan Hoopstad
Raubenheimrr J D Bo* 42 Heilbron
Raubenbeimer I J Stein 8 Kraal Theunissen
Keenen I J van Marquanl
Reenen 1 s van Nouva Bartetba I O Modderpoort
Ueenm J VV van Maiquard
Keenen L. J van Rust Tiger R vet Station
Kedpaib R Vinies
Kenetke J J Doetlak FO Tiger River Station
Kenvbiint J I van Krandidraai Sid ng Beihule
n lltomiionte n
lan, 1 O Bos 24 Weslminsi
arn ngCo Box I Kopjes
kivenide Faro ngCo Bo* I Kopjes
Kot-erts A J t KvlucbtOosl Sloem/onie n
Rclenrb J St Co Box2td Bloemfontein
Kolbe O A Sterkfontein I O rneeaStatwn
Rous J G llelptnekaar PO Fonnesb rg
Kcoyen J van Kluities Kraal Clocotan
Ho*» A C Lnroep Kelts
Kovvaiw II Box 3 Kelts
Mrv II A llox2j Kelts
Roye* »lr» t )| Lealmere Smltbl eld
Friesland
Afneander
Alncandrr
Afneander
Fnesland
Fnesland
Afneander
Fnesland
Fnestand
Fnesbod
Afneander
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesbnd
(<) Shttfibsm
Aberdeen Angus
Fnesland
hhoetborss
Afneander
Fnesland
Sodtli Devon
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Veenstra L J Dept of Agnculturr Bloemfontein
Venter R H Box 7 Founesbiirg
\ersleld F ftSoo Slnjdfonteio Box 2d Kroonstad
Vilioen D H ^tfalehei 1 Poort Bethlehem
Viljoen D P PO Box 13 Lindlty
Vlljoen P J BetWetiem Poort BelhJehen
\iUets A W de Jacobsdal
\ilonel S DeKusi Senegal
\BserBros Jagenfontem
VValde J Fort Kelly Tueespniit
I Wanihaugh j j Mas mo Uelbube
Webb h II PO Box84 Vrede
Webb 1. J teSnox Benchf eld. Tweespnj c
Weir Mss C Ngoona Tueespruil
Weir W Kgoana Tveespruit
' WessebBros Fraai Oils ehl Vrntershurg
WesseH G Q aggifonte n BloemfooCem
WesaeU J Eldorado Vrede
Wessete J M Uoi4IO Bloemfontein
Wcssels j M Fauvievr Korthfield
W««ris 1 T D Ceylon PnsawBag Westmi
W esscb Jno Eldorado P O Box 62 V rede
Wesstfs June Bloeoifouttin
Wesaeb L 42 Cluabelh Street BloemfoDleln
Wrsseb L. B Betbesda F B Vrede
Wesaels L T H VVolItiop Bloemfonte n
Wesseb M Bloeipfonlein
, WessHs U G BoxCTS Glaemfonte n
I Weuseb M M Morgenson Vlinburg
Fnesland
Aberdeen Angus
Afneander
Afriiander
FnesUnd
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Name and Address
\%es5rIsS. Son Box 8 Dewetsdoip
WestiriQStcr The Duke of Bo* 10 Westminster
Wet B de I'ancillora Llndley
Wet J de Hoodewal That>3 Scha
Whiteford Mrs M A Vercenoeg Wmbure
Whyte Lt -Col R I Preston Box 518 Bbemfonteir
Wiese J T Welgevonden Bloemfontein
Name and Address
W)
Africander
Sborthom
Friesland
Fnesland
Friesland
Fnesland
WdkiDS A T Iifield TO Cecilia Dist Ficksburg
Wilmot 1 G Oaklands Box 20 Spnn^fontein
Wilmot II E Hamilton Manor Box 20 Spnngfontein
Y
\ule, F r Toleton TO Meadows
w!
Fnesland
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Red PoU
Sheep Breeders
Bmd
Same and
Aenciilt ire Government School of Glen (f*>|
Aswegen W J \an Bloemhof Box 12 Trompshurg |
Baillie R W Sherwood Westminster
Bardner II D, Dnehoek Zara Stud Swinburne Ham
smith ^ W
Bru>n D dcBankpan Box 2 j Stejnesrusl
CaKender F asby W Xaalbank PO Bethany
Chicken A Boschrand Senekal
Collins Cant J C Belt PO Marsala Dist Irankforl |<)
Cronje F June Kodedam Rouxville '
Cronje W B Leeuwfonlein Zastmn
Diysdale 4 W atson W olv ehoek
Faune F \an A , Rusllonlein PB Bloemfontein {rl
Four* J C PO Wolvespruit via Bloemfontein
FraifT J , P O Box SM Bloemfontein
Fraser Sonnan Th«WiUo»'» Box 250 Bloemfontein
Wanganetta
Menno
Menno
Merino
Suffolk
Xfenoo
Menno
Suffolk
WanfanelU
Menno
McDonald T I’ S Walerval Box 7 Itouxville
Maltitf ColCFR son P O Hammonia Dist FicksburgfO
Marais S W Box 16 Senekal
Meinties C A Galaxs P O Memcl
HEINTJES H A- Delta. PO Uemel
Mefwe J t s-ander4son IVteisdal PO Ko^cndal
Merwe K F van der Beeisheba Box 7 Smilbfield |r>
Metwe W K van der 4 Sons Box 66 Aassogelkrans
Dist Bethlehem
Moustes S H Rockilale H O ResteU
Murray Fred C Langkuil P 0 Troniosburg
Vfurray S S Abercaim P O Spnogfontein
ivtetse C F pO Box 31 Sniithfield
Plessis D J du Vieuwjaar Spruit Wepen r (r)
Plesut Lt Col Lebodu J P Box 3 Fauresmith (/)
Plesu. M I- du Box A Fauresmith
Potgietet J K 7>on P O Danielsnist Oist Belblehim (r)
Pteej Cha* du fhe Willows PO Cecilia (r)
RoderKk J 4 Co PO Box 24A Blocinfoiitem ( )
ions M S PO Brighton Bethlehem
Bleed
Menno
Heriao
Merit o
Menno
Menno
Suffolk
Menno
Menno
Merino
Wanganella
Menno
Merfno
Glynn Baker A G Bateombe TweeLng
Cnham Dr G , Trempsburg
Grobler Hon P It Orange PO I nors
Grobler J J Weenkop Kouxsille
Crunow T Dnrlenteui BeihuUe
Harding A J Sheepdale Box 70 Vrede
Hattint.b S C Slolikraal Box 111 Rouxs
Hotlord b I Hop* Valley I eneira
Hold et R L Kaff r Riser
Kohler M i
Isruger F C
fJenWalloalO Frankfon
Lilwluchl Brthlrhefn
Uai baard A Sk ehoek Box 19 Snuthfi'ld
l«u« J J IV Hrmii Tfompburg
WanganeOa
Scbalksnik D II van Malulitiebt P 0 (.eneraalsnek
FKksbunt
Schimper J F C Dreslerflal Winburg
Scholti I I Klavrrfontrin Spnegfoi triu
Sharrali I Margentichl llamsniih
South Atnran Towntbipi Foxhill Winbini
Swanepoel I I Hoogslede Bex 19 binilbfieUl
Tender J san Oelulufontein Bloemlonlrio ( J
} ) JansdeeiPO Swinburne Station
WesseU J FaifsiewPO Sonhfield Dist liloeiufuuieial
Wesark.] J FUlorado Vrede
Wexsrts Colonel M J I angberr, V rede
Wesvls M J Jr GlenlasseU llamsmith
VVilkio J C C r genaoort Dist Rouxville
VVdkins A T Fifirld Pu Cecilia Dst Ficksburc
Menno
Merino
Menno
klrrlao
Menno
Pig Breeders
Name and Addrru
Breed
Largo Bbck
Middle VS bite
Name and Addreu
Breed
Agncultural School Box M Twmpruit U)
Bos 11 W L. Om oude Farm Box 21 W ntmimler
Bratw.ll A t. KusiMjniiel 1‘nsateBag JamoKT
Dr It Castors 1 ng
Cartifh ItllrrdlA A King) WnimnUer
Diesel A G Westburn Blormftcitrin <
GoM u J 11 Cai^nlx- Box 1 Weilnin.ter
< t<Tp S 1. V IVm 1 V »1 s la Mefsr 1
llorsiall F II Box Blnemlontr n (r!
Sewby J A Cathcari i Drift l.ad>brand (c|
oberbnirer F Comana 1 O Belhkbnn
Olifl A Ckwerfiekl Ascent ssa Staodettou (rl
Opyembenn H i MilnerKnad Blomf^lein
Tbatcber If Omego Ckentao
l»e.»{euit Kaine* Ltd , Boa 2. TwcesrWuil
V rede Bacous Ltd V rvde
WesxnuasteeEsUV Box |n Westmatler
Horse Breeders
N.iean-lVtin^
Br—I |! Nuiw aief AAlresa 1 Betwl
AgnouHute Gcwcmmeol S. hvJ «g Clexi ( i
Jourse^j r IVlMehnn
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natal— CATTLE BREEDERS
natal
Cattle Breeders
Abbot R Moo Rover
Antel H J A^her-toSe
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B.s»?»rar„“rjZ.v“ir“
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Crvvo* \ W H'dMteRil
Ct««bo„Bh Nott ri«b»m Road
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H*® S S UoUcoi aas
Rrlestand
South Devon
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Shorthom
rriesIxDd
Aberdeen Atu t
FnesUod
opntouevon
fneeland
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Ayrshire
Aberdeen Angus
Fnesland
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthom
Ayrshire
I iSiS^ u " ^'^T^nuth
{JS2Lt“^" Udysmith
AJIf" TweedieHall PO Twe
Irvington Da BenrersydeRd Durb
” J Uangolfea ^elx Rust
Se tJ* r°2*“* ’’ O R ve
|| Jones Dr C B Enn Bergv uT ®
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I Fnestand
South Devon
)( Fnesland
Fries and
Aberdeen Angus
Shorthom
Shorthom
Fnesland
Ayrshire
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Lf» k J ^h^nstcme Tton»\ llcjuncton
W L Alcxtndnj La l)-sm th
L»» • C C tlamnont JXTdalc
Ucif K G HcTviUlf Dargle
LwKf H S« ft Terl ti^ lutjrooin
UHleJ S rirtdpa J It DonnjbrooV
LlltH^'hn A 11 Wahroonjfa Merri ale
Lnn 1 K J Dmetonl O \\ nlerton
Lyst r P ” I cunt Durban
M
Mc^racej Mra H 11 d ot«
McI>onaId Bros "S InnesRd Durban
Ma krni e < C Bucclrueh 1 U Manttburg
MacKrnre il J M Shalton Cranire llowUk
Jlackenric T M Cran ond Pnv Bag Piatfmiantihurg
klann ng C S Mandrntoo *
JUanuel) Thos Rosfivarre %\asr'bbask Ij
Mapstone J Brasfortlark Kelt Rust
Mapstone L- 1 Urasfoollark ScIsKusI
Man
Sarodra Ualgowan
la Ratscb taMiss
t The \\ascbbank
Mantt SS Bovrlhorpe PO Fan-nLeas
ktarsb Mrs il \ Box 2^ Detemanttburg
Mira ck M A Niiu'a-pooet, I O Richmond
kiaste) H !I 4e M R versdale H meviUe
Maj A O Box 4J0 Durb
NlendenbaU 1 .. .. .
Mental H«*p U1 Th« Pbys e an Supermtendenl Pietv-
n antiburg (p)|
ilejer Rud II ndenburg LpperNinvoU Sevenoaki '
McMu J A Bergs ew PO Garden Castle
MorBroe Se»Han<js«
Moor J I'nce Beaeen Banks Lowlands
Mciasop C C Cl ((dale P B ilolbane
^atai Estates Ltd I 0 Box UO Durban
Vel t Rust Estate Nel a Bust
better A J Katnbula Grange PO Kambula \ryheid
>.ewina b \V J Hesselwood Greytown
N holla & Con be btaitiford H 11 Road Durban
N bolson J U H (bUads Underberg
hiebolson P W Alton Arnolds HU
SoMe Rev S H K MA Kearsby Mool River
hortoD Gray IS Greenivicb Re t Vie
Sorton H Vaugban Croydon Keic Vlei
Voune C M Box l' Dannbausef
Oklacre \\ A Fairi <!■
Ortos F Mount 1 1
Otto J A C Balmoral
J a1 er Mrs K A Heron \ ale loipendble
I aton Theo Swinlees South Lion s R vrr
Ia\n \V i Lorrlaods R chuiond
I earse P O It Berg Street pKtecmartttburg
I eatl e K R I nvate Bag Pietermantsburg
1 «Xbam t 28 Loop Street PietensaPtsbuTg
Pennefather I R Box 1® BergviUe
I h PP* J G Fa r \ lew Moo K
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Friesland
Friesland
South Devon
Shortbont
Ayrshire
Shorthont
Afruander
FrlesUnd
Shortbotn
Sbottborit
frtesland
Fnestand
Fneslaitd
Friesland
Fnestand
Devon
Shorthorn
Sborthom
Fnestand
FnesUnd
Africander
Africander
Fnestand
Aberdeen Angus I
Shorthorn ‘
Shorthorn
Africander
FnesUnd
Fnestand
Drown Swiss
Shocthorn
Fnestand
Aytsh t«
South Devon
Sbonbeni
Sborthom
South Devon
SMtb Devon
Ab e rdeen Angtisl
South Devon '
Sborthom
Fnesland
Sbortborn
Sborthom
FnesUnd
UR Sbortboml
Ayrshire I
Fnestand I
Fnestand I
FnesUnd I
Fnesland I
Red Poll I
Sbortborn I
Ayisbre
South Devon I
Ranches Ltd Box 731 Durban
Randies \S O AN alley Common llghlanls lid o'
Rataey C F Solitude Kusetla
RKbards tia) C K hummer It II Moot K er
Rkhmon I C C Arcad a Ladysm th
Ross A C Ditroep Jirltx
Ron Hard Dr J A Cirri Arum Balgowan
KoulUard L flnnley Beslers
Kooyen I L van I nedair Sevenoaks
Randle I S Waveriey I O Kambi U \ rvheid
Russell A D Lsngboun hlooi R ver
Kyley || Oakley 1 O Botha s Pass v a Ingog
Sawyer RES Iverdale Nott ngham
Scott L. tl The River I ann Bergv lie
Shaw S W Lorhben Frankfort
Shaw Ma) VV 11 CMnybrook
Slmmoas p D Bray II II Mmi R ver
sutler G M ttaschbank
sutler \\ J HoIh) Lacy Greytown
sutler VV S Deasene Creytown
Smtb E R Ottos Bluff
Sm th II H SpencerFans Balgowan
Smith J A Sunnys dc Cre ghton
Smith It A Lulalt Road Halt P B Donnybrook
Smith S M Freestone R dj.e JIooi II ver
Solotnon O M Shooter s II 11 P D Ottos Bluff
Sparfcs D E Grxnton Slat wane
SPARKS D E W, Hoorstde Stud Farm, Betters (>g/>/)|
SparksA Swalce llomelarmPB Ladysm th '
SpiroDroe Ofovedile BoxJ47 Vryhed
Stalker MssJ Dairy NewScotland i etennantib re
Stead VV L. J>ew Leeds TbornvilJe Junction
Stmoo C II Glengartfl PnvateBag Donnybrook
Stock I F A Clentide Cten s a
Stone VV J B Cora Luin Underberg (A)
Stneban D D Baweni Lmnmkulu ,
SutcUfe P J F 4] Pnnee Alfred St Pietermar iiburg
Sutbertand Mrs A Dunrob n Cbaae Val ey Roa I
PieietmanUburg
SaUterUod J H Dunrob n Cbaie Valley Road Pieier
mantxburg
Swttdand R & D Co Ltd Box 4(i I eter ar uburg
Taylor C CtoveUypB Donnybrook
Taylor R A Ouarme Greytown
Temple F Fpre tiicoun
T mat, C. A Overton Mouota ft Rise P et
Upton C D Boa 170 Pietennantiburg
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Vetnatn C J Sblrtey Moot River
Vermaak C M Vermaakskraal Helpmakaar
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Watts, S Orercote Moot R ver
Wood Wtbam Mood/ eld N6lt ogham Road
WoolUlt S B Conrungton KosetU
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Shorthorn
Aberdeen Ang s
South Devon
Shortbom
South Devon
FrjesUud
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Shorthorn
Hereford
Brown Swiss
Shorthorn
Ayrshire
South Devon
South Devor
Fnesland
Sbortborn
Kerry'
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South Devon
Fnesland
Ayrthiie
South Devon
Bnwn Sw SS
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Jersey
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Fnesland
Sbortborn
Sborthom
South Devoa
Shorthorn
Fneslaad
Sheep Breeders
\a e and Address
Breed
Name and Address
Brervl
BUkrr Ij L Sooth Downs, LowUnds
in
klenoo
VeLO L. Middleton Creytown
Meruo
Inend A K ngalei Blood R TrStalioo
MorUod MaorW llepbum 1 ndi^Tg SUtioo
Menno
SutfoQi
Ralsey C.F.,Scgnode RosrtU
K chards, ktajeg G R Summerh U Vlooi R r
RooiDard I Bnniry Hesters
10
MeHno
Met no
Kerry fl 1
Naud \\ Blond R eT
Menre,
1 FFAEES.D.E,W, koomda ttnd FaR!t.Bext«i
WooiMFcrsiasa
432 S AFRICA
NATAL— PIG HORSE BREEDERS
AGE-STO
Pig Breeders
Na nc and Address
Agendorff G C The Orebard Winterton I
Anderson M Emerald Dale P I Greenva c |
Anolng R Hall well How ck
Baik e John Spring Valev P eterraar ttburg W
Bartier Mrs NY Durle gh Moo River '
Batemao C G Encljnn Private Bag Donnjbrook I
Bawden NV P Tregenna P B Estconit '
Baynes J Ltd Ne s Rust Bacon Factory Nel s Rust
Btown Mrs M P H ghgeove EogaVtv '
Chinneri M Wyebank
Clowes capt D St J Stocklands How k
Cockbum A A C Sol tude R cbmood i
Cresswell D R Emevale Ladys nith
Dav s M Ingram MstvHome hott ngham Road
Dewar J B Gowan Brae Farm Hattingsprii t
DJlon P Waterfall P O Van Reenen (/)
Dorey Mrs E A H 11s de Farm Van Reenen
Drvsdale Wni Farholme Moo R ver (f)
EU ot \N Elmwood rstcouit (e)
EU s Mrs R ta Box 31^ P etermantaburg (c)
Farmers Co-op Bacon Fa torv Estcourt
Pecgimu Capt F U St Helena Farm Pr vale Bag Ton
Sbepstone (<J
Fynney F B W Lmgocl PO Hjhfats (el
Cordon J H Oventone hoodsberg
Greaves « Hard nghain Uronkborstvlei Bestert
Bteel
Name and Address
Breed
HeDet T Traflord Biveisdale Private Bag Estcourt
Ireland A Tweed e Hall PO Tweed e Stat on (r)
Tam Drib
Laurens C J laurensford Loteiu Private Ba" Inr nga
Nolt ngbam Road
Lawson Capt F X Cootobe Barton R chmon 1
Berkiture
UcDonald W Nets Rust
UaoueU T Rosewarne vVaschbaok (e)
Mate Bros Saroden Balgowan {ch\
ktason H C. Masons MiU Pnv Bag P etermantaburg
klcntal Hosp tat The Pbys cian Superintendent P eter
manUburg (r)
Moore bliss Gladys C Riverbank NNeston Moo Ri er
Mull ns Mrs TheVneyard Weenen
Middle c
Lar‘re Black
NaUl Trad ng & Mill ng Co Ltd 20 Church Street
P rtemiantaburg
Large Black
L & M Wb te
Ta nworth
PoweU Capt J C BucVstone How ck 1
Kob nson T M Meticwd Ixopo
SPARX8 D E W.,>Ioorele StndFann Beaters (ci/f)
Large Black
Large B ack
M NVblia
BerkUi r*
Taylor {{ V Han marsdale Private Bag Cato R dge
Thon nson Ma) K Draycott Eanersdale
TURRET E Oldland LowIsndiBail
NNalker&TopI n Westvjtle
Westbrook L.J Avondale Estate Paddock
Middle While
VouBg W H W Torwood Rosetta
Horse Breeders
Same and Add ess ) B errt
Xame and Address I BceeJ
Mars Bto« Saiodeii Balgowan (ci)| Clydesdals
01 H Esute of UU Hon A Busbam B •Bkysrds Peter Cijaewaie
Stons’vt'^j'cf Cwaijnn Uwletbrr
Moorside Herd Pedigree Large Blacks
South Africa’s Premier Herd
OLD-ESTABLISHED
MACHINERY FIRM
, 1 ■
Foundauan Sow ol ihe Moots M Hetd Mooiside SUn has a record
wheh 1 DOriTSlIed n ths country she has been awarded lire
chams fisshiss and two rtsena cbampioash gs besides nnsaerocs tuxt
prizes. Her p ogeny which number 126 in 9 htte s hare accounted fur
3 J awards and now progeny f om her daughters a e wluniag wbererei
shewn
The hetd is headed by the great boar Came 123 reared by me w tb
beren Championships to h a credit and Bomerons tint prlaes wbcb s
Every sow n the Herd is a prize wmner and e ther a daughter er
t and-dsughier of Moeruie SaJty This it the ItsI herd a SeuU
Atrca town out gtiieneollhe Steer Cups presented by Ihe La ge
Black P g Breeders Society el England
Let ‘ itoonlae ’ Large Blacka be the foundation
of your Aerefs and jou will not regret It
For really first class high qualtly Large Blacks apply
1 D. K w. spAm.g,x'.Vi"'‘s'^ri^..
IN MOROCCO
Highest Bank References,
would be willing to represent a first-class
English House on commission terms
ARTICLES WANTED
Portable Oil Engines,
Dairy Equipment,
Corrugated Roofing.
Firnis Interested In Trading with Morocco please write to
M JACQUE LEMAIRE,
CO International Directory of Pedigree Stock Bleeders
23 FU4L SM«<t lAtvlQtt
ACK— WOE
RHODESIA— CATTLE, SHEEP PJC BREEDERS
S AFRICA 433
RHODESIA
Cattle Breeders
Aprl«>»« Frio Glendale S Khodna
Atl ngwn Lstate Bor S3" bal jbary
Babb Mt» C H ro Boa 591 Bulamayo
Bawden 11 S Albany Shan^anl
Barter J A Boa 599 Satsbury
Batele) 1 Bonnenater Heavy Junel on
Beamish Bros IIildatKraal Ns atnandhlov u
Beek Mra U t GandoFann <*»elo
Beer T de Essex Farm Cvieio .
B nttham |{oilA.E AHonL.C Mpandenl S yamandhlos-u
Blaek Duncao &Ib) Sal sbury
Blumbera D A PO Box 409 Bulaoayt
BlundeU XUjor C L Loale> Coon be
Mine hr DuU«a>-o
Bo)d-CWk C Castle Zonsa Rusapi
Biebner J Box C60 Bulauayo
Brett Mrs L.F BeaeonkopRaneh POGselo S Rhodesia'
B5 A Compaoy a Rhodesdale Kaneh Umvuma
Buckley Dree CbuUem Da ry Lalapan i
Buckley 1- 11 Iton Lalapanyi
€ «rey C \% GlynTorFam Victor a
Clark C Boyd Kusape
Clarke P J Box 1 Uvmrstone
Cooperi Nephe« Ud Mm Shan*aai Ranch Shangan
Cowen Mrs G M Lomond I B Sal sbury
Dewetas Ranching Co Itl Shangani
Draper A A Idan Fam Bromley I B Sal sbury
hergusoB J P 0 Box 5. Cwelo
Metcher K A.Box'l Bulanayo
Fox Capt R G Umtali K ser hann OldUmtal
FrrnAMiJIeuabby Readbuck Kop Arcturus
Gtanfield L. BalUoeeiy Farm Sat sbury ,
Go) 11 eldt Rhodesian Development Co I O Q9i4 Bulawayo
Ccedndge F L PO Box^ Bulaway- '
Cose a 1 Box "03 Bulawayo
Graham M M Cna te > ale Uiovu a
Granger K D Monaro F gtrte
Cwynna Rhodes as hitates Ltd Ednateni Vyamandhiovv
Haddoa 1 Qu< Que '
Han I ox t< Tl TbeMarren Snoa
Hards C G Somerby PntateBag Salsburv
HasUm L( Col L C MeKort Sal sbury
Henderson H S Farsie M ne Bulawayo
HBniESlAF UAI, TBORITBY Hartley
Hoi es 1 C B ndura
Hornby J H Cwnby Rusape
Houblon & Robertson Devonia
Hudson M S PO Gutu
Huge ns Dr ( M Box 6 1 Sal sbury
Ingle B J I O Gwelo
Ja n eson N J Box 9 Que Que
Joblnx C S BoxS43 Bulawayo
Knuttit & Fatkestad Box 134 Sal sbury
Lu Itow C M Dundry Farm Lnkeldoon
Lyons G A Box 117 1) awayo
Maeartbur C C Rotuanl I am Box 234 Salisbury
McChlery Ten pleton Box5a5 Sal sbury
Mack J Golden Vr " -
Lstate 1 U S nc
r Hee
r B ttnn P B Sal b r
Fnesland
Shorthorn
Fnesland
1 nesland
Sottih Deynt
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
Friesland
Shorthorn
Iterriurd
LR Shonhorn
Fnesla d
Devon
Hfrelotd
Aberdeen Angtis
L.R Shorthorn
Red Poll
Fnesland
Shorthorn
t R
Devon
Shorthorn
Fnesland
Fnesland
Sbotihotn
Fnesland
Herelord
Hertford
Fnesland
Devott
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Sussea
Hereford
Sbortbofh
Stkoilb^
Fnesland
Fnesland
Sussex
Sussex
Shorthorn
Fnesland
Fnesland
lieteford
Devon
Fivesland
Hereford
Fn^and
BolW Herelotd
Fnesland
Aniras
Fnr^nd
1 nesland
Fnesland
Jr^^hwthom
Shorthorn
Fnesland
Hereford
Fnesland
Nan e and Addrrst
Marten I B Battery Spruit Lmlall
Me klc T Leachdale ShanxanI
Mennell I 1 Long town Box 49U Bulawayo
Mitchell t eorge Box 6o* Bulawayo
Moore J kennebec Farm hyamanihinv i
kawgie I C Sal sb iry
New narch T H tlenaraFan PO Box 237 Sal bur
Oiletidaal S J Twrevlci Hamsnih
O kerffe S M Lauigan Clonmore Loebard
Parker J H Vail ma Da ry Box 393 Bulawaio
Partnlge A K Sal sbury
Peach J L r^Trec
PhUps tl if Box 68 Bulawayo
Rhodesia ''liS* '80x98 Di
Rhodes an Mss on Old Umtall
Reha/dsrvr A Stuart TtanrA
Kiiecsdale Estates Synd cate Ltd The Box 9j Sal sb d
Shangani (M C
RLCR Cos Shangani Ram
Dcdn an Mgr )
Roberts O A American M ssion Old Un tali
kobertsSi Letts C Box 19 Bubwayo
Rob nson Leo PnvatcDag Bubwayo
Seallon L J PO Box2U7 Sal sbury
Scott F N Dn Concesson
Sn elban H Fairview Penbalenga
Stewart J NewEclpse PO Shangani
Slrarhan J >aiTowaale >layee
Sinckbnd A S Penhalonga Hmtal
Strulhers J S Palm Tree PO Snoa
Struiben Jas Maverley Lstate Box 5 Fort\ ctnna
Sun men M T Nahit Farm I H Cwelo
Suss an Bros Liv ngstone
Thoroeyrreek Ranch ng Co The Lone Cow Tsfite Banket I
Townsend tfn J H BoxgOy Salisbury |
TransvaalA Rhodes an Estates Ltd Box 405 Salsbury
Treibowan J J Gwelo
Val nt ne Col A Battery Spru I Old Umtal
Marchler Col Stf Harry Atl tigion Estate PO Box33
Vtaller M Sr Bluffhll Box 346 Salisbury
Mebh P T Sheep Run Iron M ne 11 It
\%e1cb L Stand sh 1 arm Enkelrloon
Uh le A F I O Box lU) Gwelo
H It Hunt
M Hams K K Fgtree *
\\ Ilougbby s Consol dated Co Ltd Box 2'^
U ng Capt E T Rust ngton Sham a
South Devon
Hereford
Hereford
Sbortbom
South Devon
Afncaoder
South Devon
Fnesland
Shorthorn
Fnesbnd
Fnesbod
Shorthorn
Devon
Fnesland
A/ncdodfr
Hereford
Fnesland
Hereford
Beef Shorthorn
Fnesland
Sbortbom
Aberdeen Angus
Fnesland
Sheetbora
Fnesland
Aberdeen Angus
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Fnesland
Africander
Fnesland
Shorthorn
South Devon
Here! rrt
I nesland
Hereford
Sou 1 Devon
Fnesland
Fnesland
South D^on
South Devon
Fneslard
Fne'Und
Shorthorn
Fnesland
Red 1 o 1
Hereford
Fnesltn 1
Hereford
Sheep Breeders
\a ca d Address
Breed
Nan e and Address
Breed
Blumber, D A PO Box 409 Bubwayo (ep)
R UC K Co s Shangani Ranch P 0 Shangani (M C
DcHraan Mcr ) Icl
BUnlld. Persian
BIk Hd Persian
Mead W P Tenenlfe Salisbury , >
BIk HJ Pen an
Fig Breeders
Na ne and Addre«s
Breed
Name and Address
. Breed
Agriculture Dept of <;al sbury (0
Bean 1) M Box 23 Shan vi
Blunberg D A 1 11 Box 409 Bulaw-ayo <i
Large Bla k
HaxweU P Box 510 Salnburv
Uocid itesWT Salisbury
\V ^llebaek
CUrkA: UU kbum Box |8 Gatoorna
(olbxne b A S 1 O lUnktt
Imbesu Lttales Ltd Uox23 Bubwayo
Irctaati N I A The Riven. CoocessioB
Kevt Mrv FI I'ollimoie MaswndrUas
Lan^ I U Twee.1 IMteFarm F ctreeSUtx*
Leiwly 1 states Llnrted. Box 6 wa obury *-
UoviL L. GcruU ''pncigs lovacuea
Matoprw wrhoot KhnlesTssle
"1
Khodrwiaa Farmeet Co-Op Industries Ltd Box B3 Cwta
RotertsA UtG C. Box !»■... Bubwaeo I i
R<ids.,e F, kbeTfosk belukwe
Stnoeer A CastherW Raff oioa Banket Lexnaguod
Strv-kland C. L Luai $ Deo Farr Shimva ..
Toj— w W S Rye4eniead PO Kjs ay»e
Tievelk^ Laiavrs, bhangaD ..
M re-re ft Rnsfa-nere p <1 Marab- ka _
L & M MTute
Large Black
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ALBANIA— AUSTRIA
435
EUROPE.
Livestock Breeding in Albania.
While not so long ago cattle robbery and brigandage
vfcre among the chief occupations of the Albanian pea-
sants, the most turbulent people m Europe, after the
war, under better Government the country seems
to have settled down to peaceful pursuits As live
stock breeders the Albanians should easily achieve
notable results as they have a keen eye for this occupa-
tion “TTie country is in parts very fertile and wheat,
maize, tobacco and olives can be reared to great
advantage In spite of their bad reputation, the
Albanians are a very hospitable and kind hearted
people, speaking a language of their own and ready
to be persuaded in matters concerning their own
welfare In the Hinterland sheep and cattle breed-
ing IS their mam occupation The population i$ small
scarcely more than 1,700000, comprising besides
Albanians. Serbs, Turks and Greeks Tlie land
IS very hilly, almost entirely composed of ndges of
mountains which stretch from north west to south
east The only nver of importance is the Dnn
In the valleys and round the lakes of Okhrida, Scutari
and Janina very good cattle can be seen, and among
the larger land owners propaganda for the advantages
accruing from raising high-yielding animals should
easily result in an increased interest for Pedigree stud
sires and dams No live stock census was ever taken
On September ist, 1928, the Albanian people
changed ihetr constitution and declared their country
a Monarchy, the first King Ahmed Ben Zogu, being
I unanimously elected The Albanians proclaimed their
I independence of Turkey at Avlona in 1912 Injanuary,
1 1925 a Republic was proclaimed at Tirana
Livestock Bre eding in Austria.
cattle 2,164,000, sheep 600 000, pigs 1475 000, horses 281,000
The Live Stock estimate for Austria states
Shorn in every direction of her former potentiality
and resources one might truthfully describe Austria
of to-day as consisting of the immortal City of Vienna
and a small agricultural country While Vienna
wilt always remain a city of high finance, of gaiety and
pleasure, fine handicrafts, arts, and above all of music,
agricultural Austna will probably develop on hve
slock breeding lines In the present boundary Austna
one of the finest cattle breeds m Europe — the Pmigau
cattle— IS bred and as breeders of light horses the
Austnans have always excelled, gifted with the horse-
breeders’ fine instinct Austna where the laige monas-
teries with great agricultural domains, and enormous
estates belonging to ibe aristocracy were so conspicuous
in pre-war days, is to-day developing towards burning i
a small holders’ country, or a country for the small
farmer ; and probably with only one excepbon —
Denmark — the agncultural co-operative system is more
developed here than elsewhere m Europe As a cattle
breeder the Austnan fanner is prominent The number
of agncultural sdiools is remarkable, and the oppor-
tunities for agncultural education m every part of the
country no less Owing to its magnificent forests,
forestry has developed here on a saentihc basis , but
m the opinion of those who know the country viell.
It 1$ the Pedigree live stock trade that will probably
for a Jong time to come remain the backbone of agn-
cuUure The eminent Pinzgau cattle, curiously
enough, are not very well known outside the country,
but they would find a good export demand in many
countries where local conditions are similar to Austna’s
They easily acclimatise under new condibons
The Ministry of Agnculture at Vienna has a Depart-
ment for live stock breeding The various live stock
I breed associations work, of course, on lines and m
I accordance with rules adopted by their local organisa-
tions, but hand in hand with the Live Stock Depart-
ment at Vienna The most important of these hve
stock breeders’ associations are
Fox Hoxsq
Obet (Jrtwteithijthft PfeTinuthl, »1 Enna.
Verband Pinznuer P/erde Cenossencliaften ft Zfizburr
CeticHtchaft fur Lande* Pferde-Zucht ft Graz
Vetband Otl Tiiciter Pterde Zuchl Cmcasenxkaften at Lien
Verband Sold TIroIer „ „ atttoerjl
F<* Cattu
Verband S mnienuler Rind.VMh Zudileraft Ried
a > M Sebaerd nf
„ Mentafoner „ Ried.
_ Pinzpuer „ ^ m Rxd.
» • „ A M Zell-anvZee
_ Murbedoer MurruIerRjnd V’lehZuchter St.>Sf ebaet
436
AUSTRIA
For Cattl£— contd-
Verband Mar abofer Vieb Ziicbler Cenossenscbaft at Neumarld
„ Pinrsgauer „
Bergs^ecken Oberwolz
Braun V eb Graz
Fleck V eh Furstcnfdd
P nzgau MoIItaler Saebsenburg
Kam en Blond Ahbofcn
Murbodner Re cbenfeta
S mmentaler Voller
Unter Jnntaler Fleck Rotbolz
Jenbaeb
Nord T roler P nzgauer St Johann
Osl Tiroler L enz
Ober Jnn.a!er Zama
Grau Braune Gerb rgs Innsbruck
Lecb Taler Reutle
Grau Braune Vorarlberg Bregenz
Burgenland sch Fleck V eh Obcrwart
Schwe ne Zucbt CenossenscbaR at Lurnfeld Saebsenburg
Odt a-d W Id
For Shcp
Sebaf Zucbt Cenossenscbaft at Lurfeld Ober Karnten
As regards pig breeding probably 65% of all
pure bred pigs belong to the German Edelschtvein
type and the German improved Landrace ptg Pig
breeders devote much attention to steadily improving
their herds and one point is noticeable even remark
able in the annals of pig breeding m Austria— the high
degree of fecundity Small litters are almost unknown
and the average litter is ten to twelve
TTie Government maintains two Studs at Wiesel
burg m Lower Austria where English Half bloods
are bred while the Lippizaner horse is chiefly bred at
the Fiber Stud in Steiermark A certain number of
the Non horse js also bred here In upper Austna
at Stadl a well organised stallion depot 13 doing much
good towards the promotion of horse breeding Before
the war Austna had a very prominent and profitable
Light Horse breeding industry and the exports of the
Wieselburg Hackney horses were considerable After
the war however the Department of Agnculture is
especially encouraging the breeding of the Non and
Pinzgau horses Horse breeding is under thesupervision
of a Stud chief while in the Provinces a number of
local Stud masters work untinngly in connection with
agncultural Associations and individual horse breeders
Tliese are stationed at Lambach for the Provinces of
Salzburg and Tyrol at Innsbruck for Vorarlberg at
Klagenfurt for the Province of Karnten and at Graz for
Steiermark Agncultural Austna is divided in Bezirks
and in each a Horse Breeders Committee is work
tnghand in hand with the local Chamber oi Agnculture
As already stated Austna excels m the breeding or
Pmzgau cattle and in the following notes on this
remarkable breed wntlen by a well blown Pmzgau
expert much of interest will be found
Pinzgau Cattle in Austna
By Breed Dfrector FRANZ FLOCK Sta nach Ste ermark
Among the vanous cattle breeds m Austna the brown colour with very little white marbng arc pre
Pinzgauers are the most important They are bred ferred the reason being that animals with a lighter coat
over an area embraang 40 per cent of the country are not so robust The Pinzgauers have a S^od rnuscular
including the Provinces of Salzburg and Karnten build and strong bonea Mostly bred at high altitudes
and almost half of Tyrol besides the greater portion the sbn has become fairly thick and elastic
of Upper Austna and Steiermark The area extends short and thick and as a thick skin is j, ^
over the frontiers into Bavana Italy and Jugo Slavia climatic conditions it is not a sign of bad mllang
There are now about 450 000 head of Pmzgauer cattle propensity The head is of medium b^Sth wi
m Austna and z6oooo m the districts across the broad forehead short nose fine horns broad tore
border while according to recent census in Koumania quarters always deep the height at the Miners ab<w
and Czecho Slovakia the Pinzgauers there may be 130 ems The ribs are well sprunir backbone straig
estimated at about 150 000 the back broad and good muscles Hind l^s «e well
For long the Pmzgauer cattle were without d s set strong with large bones and firm and hard hwfs
tmctive classification among breeds of cattle Recently Faults in the Pmzgauer cattle have practically dis
Dr Schenck Breed Supervisor in Karnten prov^ appeared through careful breeding They are
that the breed undoubtedly IS of indigenous ongin beef producers splendid milkers and unsurpassM or
These Pinzgauers are marked in a most peculiar work It is a mountainous cattle breed grazing duri^
manner — brown with white stnpes joining up on the summer and autumn on pasture often situa
the withers and extending along the back The legs are at an altitude of 2 000 2 600 metres During the win c
brown with white rings 4 locm wide The rest of the they are always stabled ,
body IS always brown from I ght red to dark chestnut Sevent> years ago the first attempts were made o
brovt'n which is the more popular colour Mouth and improve the breed It was from the outset a ques ion
nostnls are flesh coloured TTie white colour seems to of creating a belter shaped body bu Id then leaving
l e increasing and therefore when selecting animals much room for improvement Through painstaking
for breeding if other po nts are equal those of a dark exertions great skill and good management success
AUSTRIA
437
has been acbie\ed and at the pnnapal breeding
centres the Pmzgauers certainly are now bred pure and
thus entitled to be classified as a Pedigree breed
Of course the breeders aims vary in the different
districts thus in Salzburg TjtoI and Upper Austria
the Pmzgauers are bred for their usefulness as milkers
beef cattle and draught oxen In Bavaria great
importance is attached to milk production and
fattening propensities as the climate and abundance of
pastures are especuUy suitable for breeding animals of
such qualities In East Tyrol on the other hand
the breeder s chief aim is an animal for work and m
the Province of Stciermark the milk yield is the
chief consideration In this district large milk
concerns abound and the breeders here have shown
what the Pmzgauers can yield if bred and fed for this
special purpose Investigations of inherited pro
pensities earned on with the object of improving the
breed have demonstrated that there are several bulls
whose progeny was remarkable for its milk yield and
notable among these were Leo s Hercules l
and Edward to all animals of outstanding merit
Owners of prominent herds have endeavoured to pro
cure the progeny of Edward ro General im
provement m the quality and quantity of the food is
now apparent as milk tests controlled by the Pmz
gauer Breeders Society m Stciermark show average
yearly increases m the best herds of up to 500 kilos
Many a breeder can now show yields of 3 000 4 000
kilos Although m the d fferent breed ng districts
of these cattle different propensities are aimed at all
bre^ soaeties desire animals of threefold usefulness
Breeding is now well organised everywhere The
first Pinrgauer Breeders Society was founded in
Bavana in 1878 and the next in Stciermark and Salz
burg in 1898 There are now 93 breeders soaeties
m Bavana while the number in Austna is 132 All
these Assoaations amalgamated in 1924 and formed
the Ausinan and Bavanan Association of Breeders of
JHtoltal 01
Pinzgauer Cattle which now includes 7 Provmaal
breeders Assoaations and 220 pnvate breeders
soaeties with 6 000 members Each of the Provincial
breeders associations runs its own Herd Book and
members must submit to tests of performances of milk
yield and fat percentage The Organisation works
exclusively m the interests of the Pinzgauer breed
and issues a journal The Pinzgauer Breeder
For the time being the following herds asmembers
of the Organisation are under permanent milk control
InBavara 173 H«rdi with 2 600 Cows
Sahburg I 184 10000 „
Klmitn 890 5 600
East Tyrol 142 400
North Tyrol 26 200
Upper Austr a 64 700
Seermark 181 2600
Here arc some of the results of these milk tests
3 75 Fat %
391
3 87
3 70
378
Largest
Ycld
5^16 kilos
4 781
5 101
6490
7355
Average M Ik
Product on
Bavar a 2 486 k los
Upper Austna 2 400
Salzburg 2^
Klrnten 2302
East Twl 2,232
North Tyrol 2,268
Steermarlc 2683 ....
From these tests the conclusion should not be
drawn that the Pinzgauer cow is a small milker as
this IS not the case The results are averages obtained
from herds m the valleys and from herds spending
most of the year high up m the Alps where they are
exposed to hard climatic conditions As a general
rule the production of a cow on pastures m the mountains
IS about 700 kilos less than when grazed m the valleys
Should the summer be cold with snowstorms this
difference is sometimes increased to as much as z 500
kilos
The Pinzgauer breed are strong healthy animals
whose excellent qualities are capable of development
in good climates In the future this breed cannot
escape popularity m many a country in Europe
1 p««e 467
THE PINZGAU CATTLE
AUSTRIA S FOREMOST “DUAL-PURPOSE' BREED, ARE TO-DAY BRED OVER AN AREA
OF ABOUT 40"o OF THE COUNTRY, OFTEN CRAZING AT 2 000 METRES ALTmiDE.
MILKYreU)
AVERAGES 8,300-
EXCELLENT MILKERS
BREED DISTRICT i
2,-113 Xloi.
FAT PERCDfTACE-
3. S U S.V3
EASILY FATTENING
KARNTEN
STEIERMARK
UPPER AUSTRIA
UNSURPASSED AS DRAUGHT ANIMALS
THE PINZGAU CATTLE ARE ONE OF THE WORLDS BEST MOUNTAIN BREEDS SUITABLE IN EVERY
COUNTRY WTn! HILLY OR MOUNTAINOUS LANDSCAPE.
Por Part culars Pnm Pbetof rapbr pltaie apply to z
Breed Director, Dr FRANZ FLOCK Sta nacb Steicnnark Antlna.
433
AUSTRIA
Prominent Breeders.
Aiguef Josel Mltt.rsitt SaliVurf Pioigau Cattle
Alteoberger Jos Uttsodor/ Oberpmrgau Saltburg Pinigau Hones
Baumann August Peronhof bTbeissinf Kamlen Murbodner Cattle
Berghofer, F 4. J Fehrinf Stelennark Simmenul Cattle
Serghofer Josef Hall bet Admont Steiertnark Pmsgau Horses
Berasteinei Georg Piesendori'Pmieau SsJibuig Prntgau Cattle
Birchbauer Jose/ Oberdorf b Kircbberg ad Simmeotal Cattle
Rade Steiermark
Cisdiof Johann RaimingOvbemoli Steiermark Bergs^ecken Cattle
Bolbo Coretb G t Hochscharten Potsllaitea German Landfsee Pie
kircben OO
Bratengeier Uathias Baumgarlen a/tfarch V 0 Hafl inger Horses
Brunner'sebe Gutsvenraltung Z egersberg NO Simmcntal Cattle
Eiuntibof Josel Brunnhol b St Johann Tirol Pinagao Cattle
Buchner Peter haprufl Oberpinrgau Saliborg Plnrgau Horses
Buchta scheVerwaltung Ober KrottMidorf Ha/en Montalon <^|lle
dori Steiermark
Bunde5se«tut Ibber Piberbei Kaflach Steiermark Pinrgau Cattle
Bund sgestOl It ieselburg;\\ leselhurga/Erlauf \ 0 Klontaton Cattle
Deutsebmann Simon Thon b Grafenstein 0 0 Blood Hones
EcVlbtuer Tranr Vieicbsletten Post St lilancn Irhrirsau Horses
Lni OO
T let Josef Matrei T rol Pioigau Cattle
Eder Peter Ltlendorf Salzburg P organ I torses
Egger Bernhard Reisacher Radlach b Sle nf Id Plntgau Hones
Egger J S lefler Hautjendorfb Greifcnburg 0 0 Gennan Landraee Pig
’^'tatbere von e-..-. c...— i—.i. c-i — i ..
linger H S
Stelrmirk
Ftln Milbeto Mbblsnib Pott Bad Hall 00 Getrran Umdr’te Pig
Feinfg Michael St Agnes b lolkemarkt 00 .
Fink Anton Aodelsbucb lorarlberg Mootafeti Cattle
fink JodoV Andelsbucb \orarlberg
Veining Michael St Agnesb lolkertnarkt Kamten Sioimrntal Cattle
Fiteber Karl Raffeldiac Lferdmg 00 Ptatgan lloeses
riatb Guitav Plorain Maiiratten Gnesau Karntea iMirgau Cattle
Flemner Simon Emberg b Gre fenburg OO German Labdrace Pig
Frank Johann Fallein than b Orafenstein oO Pmicati Horse*
Frankenberger Ferd St rionao b ScbardingOO Dlo^Hor<«s
Frick J Poll Pi chr] forf Kamtrn German l^drace P g
Fubrer Josef MuUeldbeiHom KO Pinigau Itorses
lieiger Andreas Au lorarlberg tfontafdo Cattle
Gel.iler Philip Winklemb Owruolz Steienoark HergtebeekeD Cattle
Genottentehaft Lumfeld Puiaraiiz Kacnten German Jbudrace Pig
Ceralberger Michael Gurien 00 Piorgau Horses
Ctanltchrug Jnsel St Sietanb Hamburg K&rnten S smental Cattle
Cle inger S Gosing K 0 Murbodoer Cattle
GlesingerscbeGufiven-aliung Cosmg KO Haflioger Horses
Crabnerbot PostAdmont Sieiemark Pintgau Cattle
Crauts Alois Rotbolz b Jenbach Tirol Slmmental Cattle
Schweiaeruchlgcnosienicbaft Greifenburg Greifeo German Landrace Pig
burg 00
Creimel Joirf Irdning Sleiecmark Bergebetkeo Callle
Groeger [osef Obdich Steiermark Morbodnec Cattle
Gruber Hermann Gasselhof bei Launsdorf 0 0 German Laodraee Pig
Gruber J U1 ndendorf Horiendorf SI Veit I inrgau Horses
GruUr J St MartenkiKbenb Scbaidmg OO llnxgan Horn**
Gruner Ferdinand Zams Tirol Montafoa Cattle
Gstohl Jotajin Cotzis lorarlberg
C Itenbrektion Brandhof b Saalfelden Salzburg Pinigag Horses
<TUt Clam tfartinjc Klijnm b Greio OO German JLaiidmce X*ig
Gut Frauenstefn SI Veit a Cl Karotcn
Cut Kalzcnberg IVist St Georgrn b Obemberg 0 0 Crrmao Laodraee Pig
Cut Sonnclorf Konndor/ad Mild PntlVappol lorksfurePig
tenrtiUi N 0
GUterd reklion brandlho/ b SatJfcldrn Puirgao ruizganCatCle
Cuttmann scl • I lerrschalt I allvtang Steiemuick PinzRan Horses
Gollmann sche Okonomievenvaltung Kallwang Monlaloo Cattle
StHermark
M Gutmann sebe lemaltung Sliechhol Pcot ,
Roilenmann Stciennark
Cutsbof Mart ncfuh Durnb m lorarlberrt German Landracelhg
I ulrverwaliungAchleiien IGst Rohr OO .
CutsveririltungAipam Aspam a d Zaya KO I orkshire Pig
< utir.riraltung der Treibacher llerke Treibach Pinzgau Horses
Cotivenialiung Flschhorn Bruck 1 Pinzgau IinigauCatGe
Salzburg
< ui>vers>attung Cr llolleoslein. Cross Ilollra MurlodnerCatUe
• tMB S 0
Outiverwaltu gUnletberg ll aidhofen a d Ybbs, , ,
S 0
Cotiverwaltung Kimberg K roberg NO Montafoo Cattle
< ai»vt»altung Laor^vrn IhpstUeMQ bieiermaik IhnzgaoCaitl*
< ulsacnraltung KectWr M Wuztm/ hanlen S<<linderSb»ep
t ouverwait ngHthhof I'usi Altenmarkt Ibenne tlucbo<iDer Cattle
l-Tg AO.
r iil«vrr»aliung Schhx* f umpenslein iGsl Alt PlBigau Callle
Gnbvemltiuig Scbloss Trauteoiels Trautenlels Piozgau Cattle
Irdnuig Steiermark
GatsversraltungSeehof Seebofb Luii* KO kfontafoO Cattle
Gutsvenraltung M ild Keumarkt.aH OO Gennan Laodmeeru
tiabeirl S Oberstuttem PoStOeblam Steiermark Pinrpu Cattle
HaBiHgeiPfeidetichtseuossenscbaSt Zam« Tirol HalhrgtrHorws
Hainiseh sfheGutsserualtuog Jauem PostSpita' MoQtafon Cattle
a Semnenng Steiermark
Haltzmann Jobwn Saal/elden Pinrgau Salzburg Pinzgau Horses
Hallbauer Heinrich Ebenfurth N O
Hartl Alois Saalf*lder* Salzburg Pmr»aa Cattle
KartI Karl Edlsch Ber Rottenmann Steiermark MurlodnrrCalOe
Hartl UathiasErbm Aigen bAdmont Steiermark Ibnzgau Ilorse*
Murbodntr Cattle
Hasenauer B Maz'hofen Mitferp nzfau Salzburg PinzpuHor«es
Hastlaclier Norhett Muhldorf Kamtrn Pinzga i Cattle
Hauser Josef Tnehenhof b Jltirau Stejetraark
Haosnuno Josef St Peter a Kammersberg Sleier Bergcheckeo Callle
Helldorf s Etben Baron Gut Thalenstem Hamburg Stoimental Cattle
Kamlen
Hermetter Hermann Laure in St Margaretbro, , >
Volkecinarkt Kdmten
Hierzea Bfartui Glcisdorf Steiermark _ » . ^ .
Hillbrand J A Brar lorarlberg Jlontalcn Cattle
Hirscbbihl Ignat Schwarzenberg lorarlberg _ _ . .
Hobttsch K Ranner Sonnleitcn Cnesau Kacnlen Pinzgau rattle
Hnchstetner Hans Hen ripdnitr Kamlen PinzgauHor«es
Hofeii^er sche G its lerealiiiog MOiiero, FBsI Montafoo Cattle
KruiD^ k N © . ^
Hofer Goiifned Lufenai lorarlberg McbU/oo Qttle
HogI ll Mittermben IVot Oberhellabnaai SO 'fttontrf
HoUeis Jc^wn Hoffn tern Salrburg Piozpao CatUe
Hdrloagel ilacs Harlerbof Kraarbitten b Inos ifeota/oo Cattle
HuDdegser Josel Kematen Tirol Otyr ^'*®i*l,9**’**
Hupfaul Josel Teriens Tirol Zillertt glflle
Hotter Josef 'liiiersib Otennnzsau Saltbozg Ibnigautoriei
Hotter Josef KiedemtlU Piozpu Salzburg ftaigau Cattle
Huslik rtaor Entzendorfb Rsls Steienoark
lonerhofer Johann MuWbach Salzburg PmzgauCaltle
llterliebnicblgcoossmschaii Tirol - .
lantt P Dellatb St Ceorgeo a d lAba Kintea Sbwp
jausenberrer.M Maid Sici*nrark MootaJoo Catue
locbbergltenzuchigenossenschait Tirol
Kalt.bberger Katl Avt b»i Schott«leh NO .. ■ - rTiFir...
Karatiscber ) TiOgem E smkappel Klrntro ^l^d Sheep
Kastter Johann Hanfial N 0 0'o«l p..
KJeinsrlg lepfo Taggcnbnno b St leitaGlao. Ctnnau Landoce »ig
KlosterMehterau Bregenz lorarlberg pmzgauHorsel
KOck Josef MuWd b Veumarkt Ste ermark .
KogI JoLann Munster b Brixlceg Tirol 1““°'
KoKlet I Eegen pjst Feldkitchea Kamten
Koarelt J ThOnngerberg loratlbere ^ ^ ^
KOppl Rudolf Absdorf l-ost Statrendorf K 0 *1*.
Komides A Pusioraald Steirrraark . FP*P“*'2nu.
Kraft August, Hatodorf b Karfcnberg Steiermark Montawowiiie
Kraut LriU Blelburg Karuten
KuBeirr Balthasir Baardorf b HOrzendorf Kamten Fmifau two«
Kulteirr Stefan Thon b Grafenstein OO. Bltyd Hones
KuprlwirsersrbeGulstersraltung Seebofb Lunz HaflingerHors
Lackner Zehenthofer Alleai
Hmgau Salzburg _
Laggner } PusamiU Kimltn v. Pig
Laggner J Zediner Pusanutz Kamten
Landesackerbauschule Grottcchof Post Itetz'ls Jlonufon caxi
dort Ste tnnaik . T*ie
Laodesgut Berghe m Post Feldkirchena d Donau German Lanorace . s
OO
L!iodes.ut &au}>ofen JlOllbrticVe Xsmlcn , -
Landes PflegeAnstalt MauerOMingKO Pie
Landes rceoaniUlt Hall Tirol ^ Catde
l^de lehranstalt Edelhof Zuettl N© ^ ..i r.ftle t
Landes-Lehra stall Retz VO Slmmental Catue
Laades-SaatcuditK-irtschaft Reuhof PostPiIIichs' • ’*
dorf NO _ r a-,irare He
Landesscbulgul Litzlbof Lender/ Kamten c^^^Siaf^itle
Landw Landeslehcansult RothoU Jeobach Tirol S mmem^
Land* LehransUJt fmsl Tirol
Landw Lehranstalt Uenz Tirol
lanlw LsbrmstMt Obeisxebenbcunn.K O ^TrrfjtUe
{m U ^h^Rmhul^Imn'
UnlwittwhaitScbole Uent Tirol *
Landnirtsdiafis Schole Hotho z Port Jenbach Tirol , . •
Landwirts halt lalluna Hankief I torarlbcrg 'r.iili'
LSsser Cabracl ianemao Norarlberg
Las H Lrbcn 1 bene RHch.iiau Karoleo Pinrgau Horses
MoncafOBCatUc
Pinzcau Cattle
Ce man Lasdrace Pig
AUSTRIA
439
PROMINENT BREEDERS {contd )
Ijtliner Rudolf V\ 4itealarchen OO Pinigiu Itorin
Lenini(rcf M ^\icb PostAlgenb Irdnlne SlcKctnark rinzgauC*tU«
Lenz Alois Studenttnb Kirchberga Kaab Steicr Simmental Cattle
mark
Llndneti Josef Kolsass Tirol Slltal Cattle
Lindner Simon Obemdort St. Johann Tirol Pmtgau Cattle
Uttlhof Lendorf Karnten Simmental Cattle
Lugilsch Flonan Gmeb ngb Feldbach Stnennark
LugitscB Rudolf Pertelstembl ehnng Slfiermark
Maierbofer Johann Radsudt Tongau Saltburg Pinzgau Cattle
Mantler Leo[mId ilobenwartb NO German Landraec Pig
Mapr-Meinhof scbe Gut^irektion Pfaniiberg Post Montalon Cattle
Froboleiten Steienziark
Molaer Josef Neumarkt Steirrmaik
Morsey R llohenbruggb Fehring Steiennark
Pinzgau ilorsee
ey R llohenbrxiggb Fehring Steiennari: SimmentaiCattle
Mechtler Vet Hanlcal NO Blood Morsel
MeiUmcer Peter Bramberg Oberpintgau Salzburg Pinzgau lionet
Mittetbacher Konrad St Peter b Keichenfcli Murbodnet Cattle
Lasanttale Karnten
Vfoser Lorenz Oberrohrendorf b Kreras SO VotkshirePig
MoserscheCutsseraallung Ebenlurtb SO PinzgauHonei
Moisee^r Ferdinand Foicbendorfb Gralensteia Blood Horses
Seumaier Alois Schlost Kammem Malshofen Pinzgau Cattle
Pinzgau Salzburg
Seuper Alfred Unlerteiring Steiezmark
Olsachef Anton Olsach b RothenthurO -
Patl scbeGutsserwaltung Unters ebenbruon SO German Landr:
Peril Peter Karl in bauereggen b Ebene Beichei
Pferdezuchtgenoesensehaft Breitenbaeb Kundl
itgau Cattle
Pinzgau Horses
R«5rSS!,‘A’-
Piehler Ambros MoUbrdcke
Poseb AIo s St Mare n Steiem
Kvsssfisti.'..'''"
Rhombetg Julius Dornbi
Kitzbdhel Tirol
Kamtea
haraten
German Landrace Pig
German Landrace Pig
Murbodaer Cattle
Karaten Puizgau Cattle
Ober lontal Cattle
. Pinzgzu Horses
K rebbach Karaten
I Verarlberg Montalon Cattle
3 Reichenfols Lavant Mutbodaet Cattle
aft Cr HoUensie a
KindeffucbtgenotBenKbalc Hank SO MutbodnerCatlle
KiadeituchtgenossenicbHt Mitlergrabern Post SuameotalCattU
It n^^ueMnaosMnKbalt OodbAentUllen S 0 Itonufoa Cattle
Hiadertucbtgeaossenscbaft Oedta Wild NO WaldviertlerCattle
itiaderzucbtgenossensehaft Pucbberg a Scbneeberg Vluzbodrter Cattle
N 0
RlnderiucblgenotsenscbafC St Agyd a Seuualde
N O
Rock Rupert DarfgasCein Salzburg Pinzgau Cattle
Itotbschu let Josef Harcbegg N 0 Blood Horses
Rod Herbert Muhldorf Karnten Seelaod Sheep
SanCner Johann Cnlernbezgim Lungs i Salzburg Pinzgzu Horses
Szttler Georg St I curb Re chenf Is LavanlUIe 1 ngtzu Cattle
Saltier Josef St leler Reicbentels Lavanttale MuibodaerCatUe
battUggw'Tuns Unterbaus bel Daldfamsdorf
PmzgZu Horses
Landrace Pig
Sattleeger K Embergb Crefenburg OO
scharlct S mon StubUelden Salzbur., P nz au Cattle
Scbzuntiei LnEtlbcTt,D*ll»ch b Lzezen Steieemark Pinzgau Horses
''cbneit Johan llassee N O Blood Horses
hcbernirr loban Lautezbach Br rental Tirol Ihnzgzu Cattle
Scbilferegger Anton.\i«demstiU 1‘inzgau Salzburg MutbodnerCatlle
SobiU — ' “■
Hau
scbe Gut
dtung M ngensK
a Sle <
MonlafoB Cattle
SdiI«herT®ef KaMori b llz SUetmaik SiinnenUf Cattte
‘•cbmid Scbmitsf Iden Emmr W ilhelmsburg S O Montalon CatUe
Schneebauer Georg StCeorgenb Obeniberg OO Blood Horses
hchreioer Frrd naixl Marktbof S 0 Blood Hones
Schreiner Mas HunnebrunnbSl V e t aClan O 0 German Landrace Pag
Schwaizenbeeg ache AlpeawiitscbafC Gestdtshof Sunmeatal Cattle
b Harau Steiermark Simmental Catllo
Schwarzenberg scbe Cutsverwaltung Gustenheim Pinzgau Cattle
lostPdlzb Judenburg Sleiertnark
Schirelger Georg, D emiem l*ost Oeblam, Steier Vlontafoa Cattle
ScfaweiziezuchtAnstaltOrdt Oedtad Wild Post V orkshire Pig
Murbodner Cattle
Sdnreinezu^t Anstalt Z ssezsdotf Geras tl 0
Sessler llerzuiger scbe Gutaversraltung Cross
Lotaimiig t> Knittelfeld Steermark
SebenbOck Alos KumpiCz Fohmdorf Steiennark
Siebcft Franz Haitzendorf V 0
Smertmk Osnald TtOgemb EisenkapprI Klrnten
Spilzer Max Lrben Klein Glodnitz Kkmcen
Sprengef Josef Filgen Tirol
Straub Otto A gen b Admont Steiermark
SUudigl Rudolf iia nfeld N 0
Steiner Johann StubUelden Oberpinzgau Salzburg
Sterner vg Zoigg Linod Post St Georgenb Jud
enburg Sleieimatk
Steinnsser Georg llammern Mautem Sle ermark
Stickler Maes Puchberg a Scbneeberg N 0
StjfiSt Lambrecht Si Lnmbrecbt Steiermark
Slift V orau \ orau Steiermark
Suit ZueiU Zweltl N O
Stocker Franz Ubeisbachb Furstenfeld Slricr
Stolz Lngelbett Hdttngb Innsbruck
Slolter Johann CrUcber Kadlacb b Stcinfeld
Kamtcn
StubenbergschcCutsverwaltua; Scbloss Outeo
berg Wez Steermark
SliDiuD I eter bcbliemb Obenrblz Steiennark
Sturm letersi Peterb Keicbcniels Lavanttale
Karnten
Supersberg Anton Sacbsenburg Karnten
Sutter August Hobenwarih S 0
Sutter Franz letronell ad Donau NO
Tboma Ftanz GTOVxnisg SlnemarW
Tboma Franz Tbornbof l>osi Crobmmg Steirr
Tbunbart H Stockubloss Troiamcb Steiermark
Valduna KaoknedLanduinschaft Vorarlberg
Vassold Hugo Modcrbrugg b Obetzeir og Sieier* 1
Vetband der Zucbtcenossenscbaftenfilr Reiozucbt Pinzgau Cattle
dMPintgk'zceRitides ZellamSeo Salzburg
VieltucblgeiiossenschaR Fleas Tirol Ober Intal Cattle
VKbtucbtgenossenscbalt FIrscbl Tirol Montafon Cattle
Viehtucbl GenosseuKhait n rscb 2 Flrscb Tirol , ,
VwbtucbtCenossenschaft Flizscbbetg FliZKhberg , „
Tirol
Viehzuchtgenossenschafl FUgen Tirol ZiUcrtal CatUe
Viehruchtgenossenscbaft Kematro II Tirol Ober Inntal CattI
ViebzuchtGenoesensrhalt KitzbUhel Tirol PnrgauCattle
ViebruchtCenosseascbaft Kolsass Weer Kolsass Montafon Cattle
Tirol
VtehruchtCenossenschaft Inziogll T rol Ober Inztlal Calll
\ lehzucbtgenossenKhaft Jrnbach Tirol Simmental Caltlc
VtntcbaltsGeaanenschaft Kundl Tirol
Vsehrucbigrnouenschaii Obemdorfb St Johann
Tirol
V'lebzucbt Cenossenschaft Pettneua Arlberg Tirol
\ lehittcblgeudesenschatt Schwaz Tirol
Viebcucbtgenossenschall Srrfaus Tirol
V lebxucblgenosseescbafl Terlens Tirol
Wasserbauer Michaet W ind schgarten OO
Weinzwrl Josef llatbach iostUnz OO
Weiss tlugo, Glanegg b Feldkiztbea Karnten
Wrmisch Ambros Kaggnittbof b Karnten
Wtesmatb Kindenuchtgenossenschaft Wiemath
Yorkshire Pig
Seeland Sheep
Pinzgau Horses
S Uertal Cattle
Murbodner Cattle
Murbodaer Cattle
Pinzgau Horses
Murbodner Cattle
Murbcalner Cattle
German Landrace Pig
Pmtgau Her> >
PiDzgau Cattle
Vorksbire Pig
ferman Landrace Pi;
Pinzgau Cattle
Montafon Cattle
Simmental Cattle
Ober lontal Laltle
Simmental Cattle
Pinzgau Horses
German Lae trace P ,
Iinzgau Hones
S mmental Cattle
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BALEARIC ISLANDS-BELGJUM
Livestock Breeding in The Balearic Islands
The islands of Mallorca Menorca Cahrera
lvi2a and Formentera with the capital Palma on the
island of Majorca is a group of islands in the Meditcf'
ranean constituting a province of Spam vnth an area of
about I 940 square miles and a population of about
325000 The soil IS Very fertile and live stock
breeding is here of ancient date as once upon a time
in medieval days Balearic Cattle was a commercial
term indicating beautifully developed milking cows
which were in those days looked upon as decorative
animals much cherished by the Grandes of Spain
A splendid little horse is also bred in the islands
hardy and full of endurance Quite a good type of
pig probably indigenous has long been bred here
and must have been considered valuable for stud
purposes as a number of these pigs can still be traced
on the north coast of Africa There 1$ no live stock
census in existence hut in any case the industry is
not important It is possible however that with
propaganda a market might be found for good bulls
rams and boars Poultry breeding has lately obtained
a stimulus from Spam from which country a number
of good class birds have been imported
Local stock breeders are co operating through
their agricultural associations which as a rule handle
purchases of seeds fertilisers machinery etc while
selling their products stock etc Stud animals are
mostly acquired through these the names and addresses
of which are ’ —
Fedetac 6a Cat6bca*A;rana Palma do Mallorca Salea cs
Maboa
Menorca
Iviza.
Livestock Breeding in Belgium
The Live Stock in Belgium comprises x 631 000
head of cattle 1342000 pigs 191 000 sheep and
*54 000 horses The four chief cattle breeds m Belgium
are easily distinguished through their colour i e
Red Flemish the Blue the Red and the Black
and White cattle The blue coloured cattle — Race
Bleu — is probably the best meat producer among
the various breeds and are early maturing obtaining
large sue heavy build and fatten easily on pasture as
well as in the stable Butchers prefer the fattened
beast of this breed owing to its nicely flavoured meat
of well mixed fat Full grown and fattened the
bullock weighs i 200 kilos and the cow from 600
to 900 kilos The milk yield reaches from i 250 to
I 400 gallons with an average fat percentage of 3 5
The piebald cattle red as well as black are more or
less of the Friesian type good milkers with a fairly
satisfactory fat percentage but otherwise not very
remarkable The Campmoise cattle are rather small
sized slow at fattening but remarkably good milkers
on bad or scanty pastures This is probably a breed
of cattle that should do very well in more than one
pastoral country where U would be a mistake to cross
the indigenous cattle with large sized heavy bulls —
as so often is being done through ignorance — but
where the native breed could be greatly improved by
crossing with bulls of a milk yielding type Among
such countries Afghanistan Abyssinia and Nigeria
might be mentioned
As a sheep breeder the Belgian farmer has never
dwclopcd any particular propensities and the Belgian
jhieHy m the Provinces of Namur Brabant
•south Flanders and Hainault are chiefly kept for
mutton Very little attention is paid to this branch
of the live stock industry and where sheep are kept
they are very often fed entirely on grazing along the
roadside
As for pigs while the so called Flemish pig is
certainly not a bad type the tendency to day is towards
the Large and Middle White Yorkshire pig *^8
breeding is however not exactly to the taste of the
Belgian farmers and little if any attention is paid to
the necessity of breeding from acknowledged iires
crossing and re crossing often taking place
Government interference When crossed with the
Large White Yorkshire boar these Ramsh pigs have
proved quite suitable for easy fattening and good hams
It IS chiefly the small farmer who goes in for pig breed-
ing In several districts cattle and pigs alternate m
the attention of the breeders and feeders so that whw
the cattle are on grass the pigs are taken m to be fattened
and vtce versa
The Belgian draught horse is undoubtedly one
of the best of his type and Belgium has developed a
remarkable trade m the CAport of these horses as
wherever they are utilised they are slowly P“j
other horse breeds aside as is the case m the United
States in Sweden and various other countries During
liie war years the Belgian draught horse proved his
superlative value To day the prices asked for and
obtained by prominent breeders m Belgium would
before the war have been looked upon as fabulous but
the capacity of always breeding true to type is one or
the roam features of this horse breed and now more
than ever before recognised as one of the greatest
commercial value
BELGIUM.
<141
Prominent Breeders.
BELGIAN SOCIETIES TOR LIVESTOCK BREEDING
CitlU * Asjociatioa da tlatan dt Race anioe D!cu<
A'KKUatioDiIn Elevcunde Race Bovine Ca i piQcdse
* AssocialiondesFleirursdoRaceRouRe ElandrcOccidenlale '
Assouat ondnElci-eundcRacel 1C kaui;e lUndreOnmUle
Address OR ce d« SeiMcede 1 Elr\as!e
Mijusten de 1 Affriculturr
Unjsscb
llotset Sociilt Royale LeCbei aide Trail Belje
CO Rue Ko) ale Brussels
Soci<t< To) ale le Jockey Club de OeVque
1 Rue Gurnard Brussels
Sod<l< Rojalc II ppiquede Belpque
Ij Ruedes Dwu ErI ses Brus*eh
Soc ct^ d EDCouraaemenerour 1 Elcvaeedu (.besald Anses
la Rue des Deux LgUses UnisseU
D^gt Sociiti Ro>ale^iut Uulbcrt Elcv curs des Chseos
14 Rue du I*res dent BnissrH
PoMlkj Eederation Nationale d AMCulture de Belg jue
J7 Rue Kodolphe Antwerp
OTHER ASSOCIATIONS INTERESTED IN LI\ E STOCK
BREEDING
Tedlra lion Nationale des Synd cats d Eleiage de Belail
15 AsenueMarm Bruxelles
^oa M Nalionaledc Lailent 6d Rue Joseph Bens Lccle(BtuitUes)
^ociite I'rovmcialed Agriculture du Brabant Bruxelles
MicKtd rrotiacialed AgneuKuredu Hawaut Mons
i>oekWdesAjnculteursd«Belmque 15 AsenueMamx DruxeUes
SoeiiWCongoUiie 4* KueRojalc Brussels
Soei4U National dEzportabon des Chevauz BeW
j> Rue de I Orenl Brussels
1 fd/ration des Syndicati d ERvage ( Associat on oj Breeder Scvirlles)
For Provinea Antwerp U lUeeSi Jacques Le«e
rUn^ Onentalc
Brabant
Luxembourg
Ha Mut
Rue I/OQ Cast Iloo
Greene Rci 2
'lej-sse
Arloi)
Chapelle 5 Oye
Haskell
Champallc Yvor
soc. Co op Brabant alien
Soc Co-op bambte A Heusa
Co<P des Ardennes
- • -- Jbouwsere*-
-Ourihe
L All anee Agiicole de \\ aienuDe
Centrale Agrieolede Belgique
113 Boulevard An<pacb
Co^cratisr Agricole du Canton de Cine)
L« Itogrta Agricole
Lruon Agncole de Tonta n* 1 Lrftue
Liuoo A^ cole de Gossel es
Soc C««p Lnunl'eofes Agnc deSautin
La CuIUvateun Reams
Lnion Agricole de Levmei
Soc -Co-op. d Agneulture dc Bauque et d In
Lcs Culbvaleurs du Ha naut
Soe Co-op Agr cole de 3filn ort
Syndicat Agricole de So guics
Syndjcat Agncole de Looi
Loioei Co-op Agnc “Le Perron
Boeirubood d Aubel I'J Rue de la Slat on
Svndicat Agr du I'ays de Uerve
Lnion Iru tiCre du 1 aia de Herse
S)-nd cat Agncole Liegeou 24 R te de Seiys
Syndicat AgricoJe longrois
Syndicat Agncole du L mbourg
Les Agncultuers Lusembourgeois
Synd cat Agncole de la I'rosince de Namur
S)od cat Central des AgncuUeun Bulges
Cbastre
Namur
llastogne
Bonheydeo
" aretnoie
Bruxelles
LU go n$le Anne
loftUioel Eseque
Ilenr -Cbapelle
Leentes
mr
Kocout lex Lsege
L nion AgT rrscu*'' 231 Rue Looibroek Antwerp
INiTITUTES TOR LUE STOCK BREEDING
EcoleNeilnna rede 1 Flat Curegbrns
Instjtut Agncole de 1 Llai Cembloux
losblul Suptneure d acnculluie rUmanJ { and
Inslilul Agrooceruquedcl IniserMie de Lous a n Louiaio
BLLCUN RACr BITUCITTII
Andre Joseph Herbeco H» i,
Babumux Herman
lia/oet, Alexandre
Baguet. AnJe
Bailb.t^mT Er
lUuite J B
ll4s-iy Iranceas
HaswT ^ubs
He^U) Edouard
IteguiB. Etienne
|legiun.Go<l
I'efUin. J<“T>h
l<.raier Ixk rn
lierawr Mateel
Brab
Ham
rend IV od-<B N
, Bernier PbOippe
' Bertgxad \avKr
Dienialt remand
Bienlait Mde
Bloodeau, Cam.
Dlondean Fernand
Ootte Cog
Boocatt Cyr
Bourgeois Closris
Bouvier J B
Boxus Paul
Bnda Vital
Bnchaid VKtor
Bnsinde I itret
Brunard Edmond
Bruneau V ictor
Btuon Anile
Busscher Oe
Caobier Fern
Carpentier Muiique
Cbabol Aclulle
Cbantraine Charles
Cobat Read
Cofaeur Cdleste
Cobn Charles
Comant jean
Compdre VKiot
CopMt Hubert
Couloo Em
Cuisenaue Edgard
Cutsem Van
Daaune Van
Oancot Edmond
Dante Routbet
Dardenae Mde
Dediaie Oscar
DegnisUge Conslanl
Degive Paul
Delbaxe 7encn
Delsinae VKtor
Demanel Jules
Demanet I aul
Oebaanet Frerds
Depelchjn Euf
Depetceiuire Georges
Depercena re RenS
Oepotler Jutes
Deptvt; Fernand
Decegnaucoutt Cast
Deschamps Em
Desebampt Fran*
Deschamps Joseph
Uesmedt Alex
Detienne AUopbe
Detounuyr Adelaon
Devaux VKtor
DeiiUe Annand
DewuH Baole
Dewutf Ft*m
OreudooDd Cara
Dobbeleer De Dobb
Doniaiise de Bouebout
Donder De Fr4res
Donnal Albert
EKraltrernonl Count de
Dovfl. 1‘rosper
Dubrux Cenrgrs
Duchateau Frdres
Dufrasnes Jules
Duiaidra Ldm.
Duraont I emand
Duinant de Cbasurt, C
Durnont de Chaxxart J pb
Dumont de Chassait Paul
Dupire Caatoo
DupooG ettmeot
Di^ui Cog
Engkbm Ll^;
Eseard blade
Lwhank llmrt
fayt Joterh
Fetauge ilenrt
Fener Jules
Fermedel losutat Agronom '
Cambron Casteau
Glabals
Andeilues
Cages
Petit Engbien
Roeiil*
TcogreSL JlarBa
Are AlniertS
Esplecbin
Walnain St Paul
Zetrud Lumay
Tongrt Votre Dame
Maransart
Aoseroeul
ThieuSief
Hougaerde
Eugies
ViseUes
Reosy
ToDgre St Martin
Lembecq
Ant Rbrae St -Cendse
Georges Ogy
Ffluy
Bhlers
Nil St Vmcent
Leuie
HoutaiD le Vtl
lleuiun le Val
Ln Clanene
Knoveroy
Cbapelle a Wattian
Cambron Casteau
Soignles
Canbion Casteau
VVautbier Brains
BRlers
Piiton
Umeletts
Neerysiebe
Heutiet
Flezt le Haut
Rhode SI -Gentsn
Meyise
Mercblem
St Amaod
Sart Dame Aveboes
hart Dame Aeebaes
}(ixiirog A menex
Martas well
Fontaine 1 Es-dque
Rixsatres-St Andrd
Frsaootie IVrrs
Fneneux Cam.
Gadex FretvshSoeur
Gatsaaerrt. Albert
GrWwrw Atph.
Soijnirs
lUul litre
AilSt Viocect
Sari Dame Aveun
vvayaux
Ecauxuaes
Bogaerden *
Pcot aCeCrs
Ilain
Brab
Ham.
Ham
Ham
Ham
Ham
Ham.
Hain.
Brab
Brab
Ham
Bossietes V
Haio
Brab
Ham
Ham
Brab
Ham
Brab
CeUes L.
Vierset Barxe La
Ham
Nlomalle L
Brab
Ham
Brab
Viemme L.
Ham
Haut.
St Georges su
Meuie U
Ham
Han
HaIn
Brab
8nb
Kan
Brab
Brab
Ham
Ham
Ham
Ham
Ha n.
Ham
Brab
Tiller S
Han
Han
Brab.
Brab
Ham
Clocher L
Brab
Brab
Brab
AstbesI L.
Hain
Brab
brab
Han
Ham
Ham.
Brab.
Bierwait ^
442
BELGIUM
PROMINENT BREEDERS <contd )
Race Bu? (contd )
Cradf de Cbeval er
GHgoire Henry
Guyot H
HabarSSoenr F
Kwne, Lion
HaUard Benoit
Halleui 'Ide
Halim J B
Hanon Descotte Jules
Hanoteau £m
Hardy Joseph
Kasard D6s ri
Hautier l-ioa
Havaua Edmond
Henry Jules
Henry F S. Soeurs
Houtain Eudore
Huait S ffl(on
Hup n Jules
Jaymatt Noel
Keerbergbe \ an Albert
Keetsmacker De Mde
Laetbem ^a□deIlheuvel \a
ijnEbendnes Charles
Laurent Aroidee
Laurent Louis
Lauvaux Benoit
Lebnia AmMci
Ltcotate Arthur
Lelebure Ant
Ijekane Faseal
Lenoir Jules
Leroy Albert
Leurqma. Alfred
L14aard Leu s
UscinTbirifa} —
Leogle Cam
Louvuux Mde
Lutxk Ltoo
hlaaieu Albert
Matingret Mde
Mareq Cdsard
hluneffe oe Detteiae
Mameffe de Jet
Marot Gabnel
Marnt Leu a
Mary Det tt
Mary Lton
Matter Taul
Meunnt Alfred
Micha, hfde
M cbel Atnoul I
Minet Joseph
hloers Cuillauae
Monnoycr Arrnand
Morusout Freros&Soeun
MoucharC Freres&Soeur
Moulin Leon
Moyarl Prosper
N c^e OdoQ
PaxldatTis Gust
Pierart Hector
Ponsaerts Jutes
Pottiei Delrore Mde
Querton Cm le
Quesun Sonet Ed
Qumtard Freres & Soeurs
Kachart J
Robeill Constant
Roggen Herbots Lambert
Rosin Jules
Rois o Modeste
Roland Fernand
Roland G
Roo De Frires
Ross enol Mde
Kosseau Em le
Servais. Oscar
beutin Joseph
beutln l>cn
SL Moulin De Ernest
Staijiet Ireres
Snevrnart Fdouard
Suivenart Luj
Stouftt Joseph
Stradlol Fffres
TabuiUux I rantois
Taymans Henri
Tellirf Alph
ThUot Joseph
Ibumllaire Louis
JUmanl Oscar
tondn r Edmond
Trarepues
Arquennes
Houtanletal
St Amand
M authier Btaine
Cobbejnem
Pett Enfhitn
Hoses
Pont k Celles
Haul fttre
Flobecq
Pont k Cellos
Veafs tiles
Geogc es Cbauts^e
Silly
Roequiicei
Marche Let Ceaussmes
Gott fn es
Ittre
Souvret
Bra ne le-Coaite
Corteeaekeii
BeUcourt
Molenbau
Mat
Fleurus
Loupoiene
Seuvf Ues
Naast
Cellei
Fayr le Franc
\iem Oenappe
Velleieille ]< Sec
Halle Boyennoi
St Den s
Houta n le Val
Bossut Goitecbain
Honon Hard
Grand HaUet L
Ham
Berloz L.
Ham
Hatn
Jecefle L
Ham
Brab
}{am
Han
Han
Brab
Ham.
Brab
Han
Ham
Han
Jeneffe L.
Brab
Drab
Brab
Ham
Ham
Ha a
Drab
Han
Ham
Ham
Jenelfe L
Brab
Boss tries N
Brab
Ham
Ham^
Couibum L
LesUaleffes L
Ham
Brab
Ham
Ham
Drab
Ham
Ham
Brab,
Enunes N
Fumal L.
Brab
Tontrre St M
\anderparo V ctor
Vannoudennove Romam
Vaoleyssem Piene
Vartet llenn
Wadm Paul
Walras ens Edouard
War
* J *
W arden \ an der Lou s
WaniaDt Alph
Wathour Armand
Pet t Roeulx
Rebecq
LennickSt Quentin
Leeuw St P erre
Thu llies
Brab
Brab
Vinalmonf L.
Hain
Brab
Bnb
Brab
Han
Estmnes ai
WiUot hlaurce
W nanit Arthur
BELGIAN RED FLANDERN CATTLE
Ad JOS Cynel Ooteshrm VVaereghem West Flandem
Annoot W Oudccappelle Dixmude WestFlanden
Blonune Dds rt Thourout West Flanders
Boddex Edmond VI ssigbem Brngge Noord WrttFUndern
Boote Edmond Qemskerkc Brug'o-hoord Westnasdern
Bonte Lotus Dottgnies Kortrjk WestFlandern
Bossujt Engdoe Dottigmes Kortriik WestFlandern
Boydens Desird Zevecote Chistel WestFlandern
Brusrarnr Octaaf van Tb elt WestFlaodeni
Btuynoogbr Const Tbouront West FUndecn
Bul^e Acfaiel Eessen Drxroudr W est Flandecn
Busscbaeit Cynel Iseghem logelmunster UestrUodere
Callewaert Qiarles Corteraarck Thourout WestFlandern
Catoen Karl Bacon van Lophem Brugge Zuid WestFlandeit
Caneghem Alois van Avelgnem Waertgbem WestFlicdm
CasseUrun Csr Dudreele Brugge Noord Wf«t Flandem
ChntUaens EmieJ Ichteghem Thourout West Flandem
Oercq De Otner Coxyde \eume WestFlandern
Cloei Jules Pjtthem Tbielt WestFlaodem
Cloet Polydore Wulpra N eupoert WestFlandern
COiUie W Cyr van Esseeo Dixmude WestFlandern
Cofopemotle Ch Boveketfce Duonude WestFlandern
Damman A o s Waereghem West Flanderti
Damme Aimd van Lapscbeure BruegcNoord W
Fandem
tt Flandem
David llenr Egeewaertseap I
Bebmyne Oustaf Instlnronsier Vv est Flandem ^
Oebur^geaeve Heort Sudrn Rousselare lies'
Declerck Cam rl Coxyde WestFlandern
Deelodt II Aug Zaodvoorde Cbisfe) Melt Flandem
Dectoos Canuel Zevecote Gbistel WestFlandern .
Dedeyne Charles Ruddeivoorde Thourout West Flandem
Defever Jutes Menkem Dixmude WestFlandern
Oebaemers Cam Zevecote Ctustel WestFlandern
Dekeielaere Kinders Clemskerke Bniege-Soord, West Flanderti
De(ea.Tbeoph el Stadim Rousselare WestFlandern
Demeeiter R Ansegbem Waeregbem WestFlandern
Depoorter He#n Hooglede Rousselare IVest Flandem
Demo Adiel Aarseele Thielt West flandem
Desender Cam el Irtitegbem Thourout West Fianfleai
Oesender Riebanl Mettkcm Dixmude llestFl^dero
Desmedt Evarist Sladen Rousselare WestFlandern
Dessauvage Alos Rumbeke Rousselare WestFlandern
Dfstoinbrt Flmun Reckero Kortriik WestFlandern
Oestoop fX irg Waereghem WestFlandern
Devieese UacteLZevecote Cbistel WestFlandern
Uewaele.Jul«n Loo Veurne West nandem
DewuM Ren* Ruddervoorde Thourout West Flandem
Dobbelaere hinders Ruddervoorde. Tliouroat W est FlaniJero
Dorgraeve Alfoas Pervyse D xmuae West Flandem
Ducatteeuw C Harelbeke Kortrik WestFlandern
Taes Leoo Doveherke Dixmude It est Flandem
Gevaert Medart Vlisseghetn Brugge Noord WestFlandern
Cevens Hector Moerketke Brugge Zuid West Flandern
Gbeyie glaunts lassev eghe Bnigge-Noord W est Flandem
Coldbof Camille Bnelcn 'Vperm WestFlandern
Gogclandt Gust Waereghem W aereghem V\ est Flandem
DHacnes Ed Waereghem Waereghem WestFlindern
Ilalewyck Henr Gbistel Gh stel WestFlandern
llalewyck Kinders Gh stel Ch stel WestFlandern
Hanecae Wed Damme Brugge Noord WestFlandern
Hanssens Jetdme Stacegbem Kortnjk WestFlandern
lloste Fimun St Pieters Brugge-Noord WestFlandern
lloste Kioders Ruyisetede T1 elt WestFlandern
HuU* Van Wed Dudseele Brugge Noord Westllandern
Dllnlster K nders Westende. Nieuroort Westllmdem
IlyRe.Van Camille Wulpen N eupoort WestFlandern
loockneete Oi el a lleeren Wi lems Dixmude Capphe West ii
loye Roi* Houthem leurne WestFlandern
keennan irans Oedcicm Brugge-Zuld WestFlandern
Kimpe Ktchard Zarrrn, Dixmude WestFlandern
Laleman Odiel Caeskerke Oxmude West flandem
Lalenuo Ren* Zande Ctustel It est flandem
Lamnierant Georges Wolpen Nieupoort ttest Flandem
Lammettyrt VicOat SaeveteleLlngclmmstee ttest Handero
Lannoo Cam Ruddervoorde Thourout WestFlandern
Lauwert Ivo Staden Rousselare West Flandern
LevtcToe lleter Slype Nieopoort West flandem
Uagrv Leon Dottignies hnrtrijk West Flandem
Loi^K Charles tterckm Dixmude WeslFlai
Ixnibaert Arthur Jng' yghem ttaererbem, tVi
Lnnckp Aoiai I Wounen Dlsmude West liar.— ..
Hermays Cyriel tliisejhem finigge-Noord West 1 landero
BELGIUM
443-
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
BtD 1 LAXDSKS Cattle (contd )
Mtulenun Victor Snactkcrkr Chstrl \\ntnandi-rn
Montaigne Aug CouckeUere Tbourout West Klaodem
Mullie Juleo DotUgmes Kortri)k \\e»tFlandem
Ivaeyaert Leon. RudJen-oorie llourout West Flatidem
Nauwynck Oscar Ichteghem Thourout Viestflandern
h exens, Richard Icbteghen Thourout West Flandern
Panjs Van Marcel Damme Brugge Noord West riandem
PatUjn Emile llooclede Rousselare West FlandetTi
Pauweljm Ernest Oostvieteren Vperen WestFlandern
PwsjT! Emit) HjTJgarg Tbiflt ll «{ Eit/rdertr
Peslet De Adolf Oedelem Bmgge-Zu d WescFlaodem
Pollet Henri Thourout. West Flaodem
Prot Henri Couctleaere Thourout WestFlandern
Raei Odiel Beseren Rousselare WestFlandern
Rentetghem Van Aug Bujtseiede Th elt WestFlandern
Roelens Constant Gits Rousselare WcstMandem
Romnjelaere Jules V\uli«i E eupoort WestFlandern
Boose Adolf Atnseghem Vtaeregbem WestFlandern
Sanders Alois Ichteghem Thourout WestFlandern
Segaert W V ctor Cartemartk Thourout V^est Flandern
Slembroeck Van Ed Oostamp &rugge-2ud WestFlandern
Smedt De.Adolf Oostamp Brugge Zud WestFlandern
Spruytte Jos. Suden Rousselare WestFlandern
Sunnont D*sir< Ch stel West Flandetn
Tack Leo Westende Eieupoort WestFlandern
Tangfae Adolf Ruddervnoide Tbo rout WestFlandern
ToDenaete De F rtmn Wnlpen Rieupoort WestFlandern
Toye Marcel Hartlbeke Thourout WgstFIandern
Vaoeoille ALons Cartemartk Thmrout WestFlandern
VandeCastele Cam Denterghein Thielt West FI ndern
Vanden Betgbe Aug VT ss gbem Brugge-Noord WestFlandern
Vandermeerscb Wed Moetkerke Brugge-Zuid West Flandetn
Vandevelde Cypraan Sj-sseele Brugge-Zuld WcsiFlandem
Vanhoenacker Jules SneTegheen Korin k WestFlandern
Vanbeiisebrouck Ivn Westkerke Gh stel WestFlandern
Vanbooren Alfons Leffogbe Ghistel WestFlandern
Vanhoutte Gustaf Avelgben Waereghem WestFlandern
Vanmasseohove Knden Soacskerke Ghstd WestFlandern
Vaaneste Arseen Kellegbero Capptlle Moorseele West Flandetn
Vanneste Arthur Moorseele Moorwete WeitFland in
Vtnnes e Jules Ineelmunster Ingelm ns er West (iandeio
Vrtbrvgge Cam Tiuelt Tb elc WestFlandern
Vercsemsi Th Warrtgbetn Waereghem WestFlandern
Vemuve August Vissegbesi Urugee Koord Vtest FUndem
Verhaegbe Atuur Dottles Kertnjk WestFlandern
Vcrbaoitne Valent n Mooiterle Moorseele WestFlandern
Vtrbelle Julei Pitthem Thiell WestFlandern
Vfcboett Charles Waermaerde Waeregbem WestFlandern
Vnoander Caiiuel Oudecsppelle Dxmude WestFlandern
Veimandere Julea Rombeke Reustelare WestFlandern
Vemeeneb Cam. Lipsebeure Brugge-Voetd WestFlmdem
Vgtmeeseh Henr Veurne Veurae WestFlandern
Vemeulen Jules Bnelcn Vpeten WestPandern
Vrfstraete Leopold Pervyse Dumude WestFlandern
ViaouBCk brnest Moerkerke Brugge Zu d WestPandem
Voider De Cusuaf Kieupeort K eupoert WettPandere
Vuylsteke Jules RolIeghem-CappeLe Moorseele Weit Flandetn
Waele Dr Leonard K ruwmunster Bnitce Voetd, West Flaedem
Waenuers Charles Ruyssclede Thielt WrstFlanoere
Winseele Van Joe Ruy«selede Thiel WestFlandern
Warreyn Isdore Wulpen K eupoort Westpandem
Watteynr Camirl Ilooglede Rousselare Westpandem,
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Ziraecrpoet Chari's Zandroorde Gh stei West Flandeni
BCLGI VN RED WHITE OQST FLANDERN CATTLE
Backaert Kindcri
Baere
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Deeckaeit Arthur
Beeckman I'etrus
Blancquart K nderen
Bloomaeit Broj
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Boever De Altons
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hegbel De W R chard
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keukele re De Jules
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Paepe De Charles
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pTosine aalLaodbousschcoI
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Ramon Charirs
Remud Valeer
K ngoet Alfred
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Opbrakel
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FlorenI Quaremon
Oosterrele
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[44
BELGIUM
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd)
Cavtcoisk Cattle (con d]
Brauns Lambert *’
prebels, Henn
BtebeU MartmuL
Breemans Leon
Ceelen Jos.
Comnck Emmsnuel
CCE\rnU GuiU
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l^eysEens Bartholom
Linsen renier
Ijpkens Henn
Maittns GuiUaume
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■\e\en Alfons
Nyskens Slathieu
*syssen Pierre
Parsman Lou s
iaukeot Kieolas
Beekmacs, JuUea
Reekmaos Lou s
Rutten Hubert
Rutten Jean
Santermans Henri
sebepm Fel t
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Seder Ecname
Camraaert Clement
CantigBeao Jule*
Carher Frangois
Qevalier Gaston
Cobbant Camille
Coppde, Baron Evtnee de
Cosyns Albert
Cnelenaere Hi^ipolyte Mde
Deleener Gaston
Desin^part, Octave
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Dettetme Rend
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Daboi> Dcmaiet Halter
Dubu sson Joseph
Dnehateau A
Duyaquer Jnles
Dumont Adb^mar
Dumont de Cbas&art Joseph
Dumont de Cbassait Paul
Dumaalm Ursmar
Eeckhoudt Van Richard
Ererard Adolphe
Ftcbefel Lou s
Flament ActuUe
Ford Lejeune Rene
Fotinuer Valeri
Frippat August
Gautb er Louis
Coes EmOe
Couveraeur Sylsa a
Hardr Joseph
Hantier Henn
Henry Jean
Heunoo CanitUe
d Huari Baron Albeit d«
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Mnybnecbis Jean
Janssen Baron Loe en
junoD Ernest
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Lambert Josegh
Lnacker Van Frires Edmoad
Lassme Alpboftsa
Le Diua Degauqujer Albert
l.efebure Augnsie
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Lequeux Ernie
Vlaes Freres
Macnee Vxtor
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Matetne Edouard
Mathieu Frires d. Soeurt
Moers GuiUaume
Mommens Henri
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N Cola Matbei jeseph
OIiv er Henry
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Pother panlm
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Ransquu Raymond
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Robert Ernest
Robert Larabertjosephetfils
Romain Charles
Romedenne Jules
Roppe Fereand
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V anderseburren Jules
Verbevden Frires
Venyck Jacques
VeXt Adolphe
VValravens Edouard
Visiden Lauis saader
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BULGARIA
44S
Livestock Breeding in Bulgaria.
The latest Live Stock Census in Bulgaria estimates
the sheep flocks to total about 9 000 000, cattle
1,879,000, pigs 1,091,000, and horses 391,000 head
In Bulgaria the actual owners of the land are the
peasants who have always been freeholders as no
aristocracy ever existed The legislative power has
always been vested m a single Chamber, the Sobranye,
elected by universal suffrage , and as the Bulgarian
peasant is a man of very strong mentality, proud,
independent, industrious and of a careful disposition,
this State of peasants may some day become the leading
power m the Balkans Of Slav origin the Bulgarians
at first settled on the wide, large plains of the Volga
whence they later on migrated southward towards the
region of the Danube nver. Here a Bulgarian realm
was early established but as it threatened to become
too formidable, the Turks fell over and sub)ected the
Bulganans for many years after having conquered
them m the year toi8 Later on however, assisted
by the Wallachs the Turkish yoke was thrown off
and Bulgana developed in every direction until once
more, in the year I 39 t, the Turks again fell over the
country and annihilated tens of thousands of the best
people Since then many Bulgars emigrated to other
countnes, driven to these through poverty such as
Roumania Hungary, Russia and Turkey but when
Rumelia finally refused to continue to exist as a Turkish
province and in 1886 joined Bulgaria this country has
steadily developed its natural resources and today
the Bulganans proudly call their country Greater
Bulgana As (here are only a few industnes, farming
with live stock breeding is almost the sole occupation
Buffaloes are being reared in many districts,
chiefly for draught purposes and among the indigenous
cattU strains several are quite valuable easily fattened
good milkers and attaining considerable size The
sheep are, however, the mainstay of the smaller farmers
and the three indigenous strains are reared for wool,
for mutton, and for milking As for the peasant
farmers, in no branch of hve stock rearing is much
attention paid to breeding from pure stock but on
the larger agricultural estates belonging to the Crown,
and on several ecclesiastical domains and farms belong
mg to larger estate owners pure bred horses of magni-
ficent qualities are bred, while here and there excellent
bulls, rams and boars are also used In the very
extensive forests the pigs are permitted to roam about,
often attacked b> vioKes and often mating with the
wild boar
Soil and climate m Bulgaru are excellent, with
vsarm but never oppressive summers and the winter
climate is cold but salubrious Crops of wheat,
barley, oats, maize and millet are as a rule bountiful
and all over the southern slopes lovely rose gardens
are cultivated in support of Bulgaria's interesting
indwjf/j, d«ti 3 J;ng Aitar of Roses Tobacco prowng,
IS genwal, and the quality as a rule very good ; and '
luxurious flax and hemp crops can be seen m various
districts In many parts of Bulgaria the Highland
reaches an altitude of 8,000 feet, even higher, and here
opportunities for sheep breeding are remarkably good
The Bulgarian indigenous sheep can easily be improved
through selection and controlled mating, and the wool
finds a ready market m all the neighbouring countries
Thirty years ago at least two thirds of all the
arable land in Bulgaria was held by small peasant
owners whose holdings seldom reached over 40 acres
During the last 25 years a great parcelling of land has
taken place chiefly resulting from a new law providing
for small agricultural holdings The result has been
the creation of many thousands of new farms of from
15 to 20 acres As on all of these small farms wheat,
barley and rye are every year cultivated on half of the
area it follows that the fertility of the soil is constantly
being improved On many farms in the neighbour-
hood of Sofia and Kustendil wheat end oats are
cultivated mixed It is reliably stated that lS®/oof the
arable land is constantly left fallow Sugar beet
cultivation of comparatively recent date, is now
coming much into vogue and Bulgaria has now six
sugar factories producing some 30000 tons of sugar
from beet Veplable gardening is coming much to
the fore and the area for this branch of agriculture
IS now over 30 000 acres The vineyards have lately
been given less attention than previously owing to
the deplorable encroachments by the Phyloxera Up
to quite recently the absence of modern agncultural
tools and machinery, an inheritance from the Turkish
days was remarkable, but after the war over zoo, 000
steel ploughs reaping and drilling machines, etc
have been imported The number of operating
motor ploughs is now close on 100 The co operative
movement has taken hold of the Bulgarian farmers,
nounshed by the establishing of very large co-operative
consuming Societies in the tovms through which
gram, flour, dairy products, fruit wine, tobacco, etc ,
are sold direct to the consumers from the producers ,
thus the development of Bulganan Co-opcrafivc
Agncultural Soaeties has expanded m a remarkable
degree end there are to-day 200 Credit Assoaations,
361 Consumers’ Soaeties, 171 Buying and Selling
Soaeties. 142 Producers’ Soaeties and 103 Soaeties
for vanous purposes In the jear 18^4 the foundation
was laid to a remarkable institution under the name of
“Agncultural Cash Offices,*’ the purpose of which
was the granting of credit to small farmers Now
known as the Agncultural Bank of Bulgana. this
institute IS a powerful instrument for help and en-
couragement of the small-holders, supplying every
year credits to over x.300 agncultural co^iperative
syndicates The Bank enters Into arrangements
with the cultivators for the handling and selling of
ihor products, ad>3nces money at lowzng time, eoHects,
assorts and sells the products ; and m regard to '
r
446
BULGARIA— CORSICA
exportable products as tobacco, silk cocoons, attar of
roses, wheat and barley, the Bank even arranges for 1
the exports to foreign countries, accounting to the '
producers the nett results of sales, only charging a
small commission for the handling During the last
few years the Bank has erected at many places of the
country warehouses and sheds for the sorting and
preparation of tobacco and silk cocoons, while pur-
chasing and importing machinery, tools seeds, fertilisers
and all such articles which the farmers require in the
course of the year Another highly useful institution,
the Bulgarian Central Co operative Bank, a social
institution established m 1910, besides being a credit
granting bank, is chiefly responsible for insurance of
live stock, crops and implements Thus up to 1927
the number of land owners who insure their crops and
live stock has increased from year to year, and the
percenUge of small holders who take out hve stock
I insurance policies is stated to be proportionately
I larger than in^any other country in Europe
Breed Societies.
AgntoHvita\SoeJel> forBulgar a Rue Oladsione 60 Soph a ] Hanloll Diotber* Oara BourtcbujovUi Ferd nanaskoOkoha VratcheBsko
ClcmentiDa State Breeduig Farm tor Cattle Pleven i KabiyaukStateBieedingFannrorCattle Schuipeo
For enquWea regaring 1 vesloek breeding lo Bnlgam conespoodence majr be addreiaed io Society of Bulganaa Agncultural Engineer?
BueCladstoce Sophu
Livestock Breeding in Corsica.
This little island in the Mediterranean with an
area of about 3 372 square miles where the climate is
wonderfully salubrious and the heat as a rule, never
excessive, the breeding of sheep and goats is an anaent
industry True, agriculture is still in a very backward
state, but wheat crops of good quality are harvested
and potatoes, olives, lemons and grapes grown m
abundance The chestnut reaches in Corsica remark-
able size and 1$ of excellent taste, and m many parts
of the island it is the staple food of the people Curiously
enough, although the island has long been a French
possession, the language spoken is still Italian The
people are sturdy and thrifty, of a pleasant mentality,
with the exception of their inclination to settle disputes
by means of " vendetta,’ and they are naturally inclined
to farming and live stock breeding A good l)rpe of
sheep IS here bred, and the Corsican pig « by no mwns
a very backward animal, and both could be considerably
improved through better breeding methods and cross-
ing by superior Stud animals Although the
tion is larger than in the great Dommton of New-
foundland— about 310,000— for vanous reasons
still remains to day a backward country owing to lacfe
of enterprise of the Corsicans themselves and
means to develop their farms The history or this
island IS romantic, as in mediaeval times it was con-
tinuously and ahematively invaded by the citizens ot
Pisa and Genoa The great Emperor Napoleon Was a
native of Corsica
No live stock census has been taken in reccn
years It is chiefly as a breeder of sheep that Corsica
will have any interest for hve stock men
Les 4diteurs
de “ 1 DriERNATIOKAL DERECTORy OF PEDIGREE STOCK BREEDERS,
S3, Fleet Street, Londres, Aagleterre,
chsposcnt d im rfpcrtoire, contimidleroent lenii d jour daas lequc) eont m hqu^a les noma drs personnel qiu,
A If-ur connoiaaance, a occiipent de I die? npc d animaux dp wpc dostmds A I Agnculture Co rdperloirc cnglohe
les dlevptirs de Ion? Im pays cuili?da ct ronlicnt de* nnspigneinents trd? prdcis sur les noma ct odresaea dea
rlrsp\ir« Ruisi <jue sur Ickts tmimanx MM 1 m dlcwBia dc bdtai! nuel qne eoU lev?r pa?"® aont imitds A
df-man 1 t «lcs tpivu ignerncnts concmiont Ic* dibooclid* 1p« pouts lea qupations de transport les aivtmanx lea
inieiix II 1oj)t<'-a A lei otj ftl olimal le* tnarcli^n d appn>vi?ionnetnrnt etc etc BAponae leiir aern faitc par
rsU)ur dll cotimer ct d I trr unUimeixt gractrux
CYPRUS
447
Livestock Breeding in Cyprus.
The Ljve Stock estimate for Cyprus states • cattle 42,000, sheep 280,000, pigs 33,000, horses 3,800
In his recent interesting survey of the history
and development of the Island of Cyprus, Mr W H
Flmn states that ** the importance of Agriculture in
Cyprus cannot be exaggerated as a good harvest
means all the difference behveen prosperity and want ”
And so it is Cyprus is not an island where the culli*
vated land is in the hands of a few ancient families as
IS often the case in the islands of the Mediterranean ,
here it is the small peasant proprietors who cultivate
their small acreages of land, selling their produce
to the nearest merchant Farming is carried on after
the most ancient methods, but conditions are slowly
being improved thanks to the untiring efforts on
behalf of the Director of Agriculture The drawback
IS much the result of lack of capital and therefore it is
not surprising that during the last two or three years
a tendency is noticeable among local capitalists to
^cqviTc small peasant holdings with a view of turning
contiguous areas into larger estates The Department
of Agriculture, however, to which is attached a Veter-
inary Department with a fairly large staff of admmis
trators and advisers, is doing a great deal of good towards
enlightening the peasants concerning better methods
instead of scratching the surface with a wooden plough,
reaping the crops with the sickle and threshing the
corn by moving the oxen up and down ^The agri-
cultural school For the education of farmers* sons, with
a three years* coune, has already brought about a new
way of thinking among these young farmers who recog
nise that education may have its advantages The
students enter the school at the age of fifteen or more,
reside m a hostel the cost of which is is 4d or there-
about a day, while they daily receive a similar sum in
payment for tbe field work, etc, they have earned
out during the day At Athalassa is a Govemnient
Stock Farm for the purpose of teaching live stock
breeding and dairy farming in a Urge scale manner,
with splendidly equipped dames, while in the Labora-
tories the students have opportunities of learning prac-
tical chemistry, Viticulture, Sericulture and &ito-
mology , and in an interestingly organised Apiary
with a number of beehives under the tuition of an expert
the rational studying and handling of Bee products 1$
learned — important as a scry considerable income
to the islanders is denied from this branch of
agnculture
Curiously enough, in spite of the small area of
Cyprus some 320000 acres of cultiiatable land are
slill uncuUivat^ Forests cover some 450000 acres,
and 1,125000 acres ma> be estimated to be under
cultivation The total area of Cjprus is thus
2^93810 acres Splendid crops are b«ng grown on
the island as can be seen in the plain of Messaoru
the central plain of C>-pni$ stretching over the whole
island from Morphou Bav , across to Famasusta
Dunng ihevnnter months, between October and March,
the rain) penod, the averare fall 1$ x8 5 in, owing to
v»hich happ) arcumstance the harvest can as a ruU be
relied on to him out a success In March much rain is the
rule, to the benefit of the cereal crops, chiefly wheat
It has been stated, and probably tmthfully, that
a belief in Providence and a deplorable absence of
thrift are the chief characteristics of the Cyprus peasant
farmer His mentality seems unable to understand the
importance of saving for a rainy day, ’ and thus it
happens in a year of bad harvest or bad com prices
he IS without means of existence and has to resort
to moneylenders at exorbitant rates of interest on the
security of his land and crops This explains why
visitors often see so many peasant farmers waiting
outside the Law Court to which they are summoned
for debts Now, however, in this respect matters are
improving as the Government some years ago enacted
a senes of new Laws for the protection of the farmer
against usury (the maximum rate of interest on loans
to farmers is 12%) A * Merchants* and Farmers’
Law compelling the former to keep hooks and truth-
fully record their dealings with the farmers , a Law
through which an insolvent farmer can exempt from
bankruptcy or creditors sale of his property so much
as may be necessary to memtain himself and bis family ,
while another Law 1$ now m force according to which
the creditor has to prove to the satisfaction of the Judge
that his claim is real and based on real facts
Some twenty co-operative credit soaelies for the
benefit of farmers are now m operation, chiefly with
money borrowed from the Government at a peppercorn
rate of interest, for the purpose of lending it in small
portions to co operated members
The chief crops m Cyprus are wheal, barley and
oats, but the cultivation of fruit is perhaps even more
important Thus considerable capital is accruing
from walnuts, chestnuts, almonds, figs, apneots,
peaches, etc The Cyprus cauliflowers and tomatoes
are renowned all over the Mediterranean countnes
The locust bean is perhaps the national crop and the
export trade in this article, chiefly with England,
Egypt end France, is increasing from year to >car
The locust trees are certainly being improved and
the average crop may be estimated at half ton per
tree valued at 355 to 45$ Cyprus, is of course, a
cotton producer, although on a small scale, and the crop
IS as a rule turned into manufactured goods locally.
In the )ear 1898 improvement in live stock
raising was commenced A Stock Improvement Com-
mittee, formed for handling the matter, commenced
importing stallions The already mentioned Experi-
mental Farm has been added to from time to time for
stock raising purposes and has now an area of Zfioo
acres Juvenile convicts from the central prison are
caTT>ing out most of the work, an experiment that
Has turned out an unqualified success Coring the last
ocht >ean live stock — stalhons cattle pigs, etc,
have been recularly imported Eirht stallions are now
placed at Athalassa Devon arxl Shorthorn cattle have
been impwrled mto t^'c island and cros^ with '
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44o
CYPRUS
indigenous cattle, the crosses turning out fairly well
Whether these breeds are the most suitable remains
to be seen and it is possible that an entirely new type
of cattle will have to be created as the inhabitants in
the island are very prejudiced against consuming
C>'prus beef A number of cattle are consequently
imported for slaughtering purposes
As regards pig breeding it v/ould be well within
the possibilities to create a very large pig industry
in the Island of Cyprus The miserable svretched-
ioohng natne breed has now almost disappeared as a
result of regular imports of the Large Black pig
from England and the stationing of hoars at Stud
stables in mam districts The Gloucester Old Spots
pig and Middle White Yorkshires have been imported
and done fairly well
As regards sheep breeding, the Government have
for some time tried to create a type of sheep with a view
of breeding wool of more uniform quality, so as to
demonstrate to flock owners in the island that sheep
breeding is a paying proposition Whether any im-
ported sheep breeds m the long end can act as good
substitutes for the indigenous Cyprus sheep is ques-
tionable. as this histone fat-tailed sheep has been bred
in the island since time immemorial and become
almost a local necessity It is yet too early to predict
how the imported sheep types will thrive, and meantime
great care is given to brewing matters
Among other animals, donkeys are bred in the
island and exported in large numbers to Anatolia,
even India and the mule here m C>prus is probably
one of the finest and most elegant of its type to be seen
certainly far superior to mules bred in any other Mediter-
ranean country Then, of course, the Cyprus camel
18 a good specimen, chiefly suitable for transport work,
but unsuitable for trotting Coats are bred, but as
^^r Flinn stated not so long ago, they are “ an unmiti-
gated curse
The Exhibition held in the year 1923 acted as an
e\ e-opener to the inhabitants themselves as they here,
for the first time in the annals of this ancient island, had
opportunities to study the benefits of organised live
stock breeding based on prominent stud animals and
the benefit accruing to soil and crops from utilising
modem machinery and tools
The C>'pru8 breeds of cattle were up to the lime
of the occupation m 1878 almost entirely used for
draught and they certainly are excellent for that
purpose The military authorities would not look
at them for beef, and for many years they imported
oxen for the troops from the Danube , and it was
not until 1893 that an effort was made by the inspector
of acncuhural industries to pro>e that they were
suitable for beef production
The Cyprus cows are very poor milkers, and with
a view of improving their milking capacity and the
quantity of the meal without deteriorating them for
draught, the Covemment some time ago sanctioned an
jrnpQrtnljon of one Aberdeen-Angus bull and one Red
foU buU from England
Plmlraf «
The flock of Cyprus sheep at Athalassa was
purchased m 1904 from different flock owners
in the island Ihe object aimed at was a general
improvement of the wool, with the elimination of
telour This improvement has been slow owing to
the difficulty of obtaining suitable rams to pre\ent
m breeding TTie work done at Athalassa has been an
object lesson to the island shepherds who now realise
the advantages to be gained by selecting their rams
and ewes for breeding purposes Whenever there is a
sale at Athalassa they seem willing to pay high pnces
knowing that they receive good value for their money
Every year the old ewes are culled, sold and replaced
A senous mistake which Cyprus flock owners com-
mit is that they generally keep more sheep than they
can find grazing for, with the result that m the autumn
the sheep are practically in a state of starvation and
very liable to disease When rain and green herbage
arrive the sheep feed ravenously, and unable to stand
the sudden change, a considerable number die
Recently some Menno rams and ewes were im-
ported from South Africa as an expenment at the
Athalassa Stock Farm
Years ago the Slock Committee imported two
boars and three sows of the Large Black breed, and
from this time dates the improvement of the Cyprus
pig The Large Blacks are hardy and admirably
suited to the climate, and the result has been a general
improvement of the pig stock m the island
Pig breeding at Athalassa has been steadily rnain-
tamed, and 1,977 P'Ss of different br^s have been
distributed in the villages with the result that there is
a very marfcd improvement The bears are stationed
at the Stud stables m different parts of the uland and
the villagers appreaate being able to get their sows
served at a fee of four pence
Boars arc also being presented to the villagers in
the Papho District on condition that they must be kept
for three years for Stud purposes, after which time
they become the property of the farmer with wnom
the agreement has been made
Cyprus 15 the home for white and bronie turkey*
They thnve very well indeed, though as a rule they 00
not run to a great size The American Mammoth Bronze
bre^ has been imported, and up to the present d^e
very well , and it is hoped that the native breeds
will be improved by crossing with these birds
Aylesbury ducks were first imported in ^95
when they were distnbuted in the village of Lythrea
where there is perennial water They have done
extraordinarily well and displaced the native small
ducks A few years ago, however, the villagers came
to the conclusion that ducks foul the water supplj-
and a resolution was passed among themselves that
they should be banished ’ « , , 1
Cj'pnis has a healthy climate for Poultry breeding,
but great difficulty has been experienced in the p«‘
in combating the various diseases prevdent m the
Mediterranean These have b«n mostly over^me
and the poultry to-day 1$ healthier than ever before.
There is a great demand for stud birds
f^;«46S
rZECHO SLOVAKIA
449
Livestock Breeding in Czccho Slovakia.
The last Live Stock census estimates the number of cattle at 4,692,000 head, sheep 860,000, pigs 2,540,000 ,
and the horse stock at 740 000,
From various points of view live stock breeding m
this country could easily serve as an object lesson in
what can be achieved through agricultural co operation
and a strong will to achieve results The farmers have
long aimed at eleminating indiscriminate breeding and
increasing the breed capacity and performance ability
of their herds, and resulting from well thought-out
schemes for regulating breeding with a view of develop-
ing all that was good in the indigenous breeds, it was
long ago decided that these could best be improved
through group selection and controlled matins, c^on-
(ining such measures to local or District appointed
Committees This led to a movement among farmers
and breeders to form Associations for mutual self-
support, and a number of Societies were created in
which membership was only offered to such fanners
who would undertake to strictly adhere to adopted
rules In the following list of breeders Societies the
diversity of their aims and purposes may be seen The
number of co-operative horse, cattle pig. etc breed
Societies officially registered is now 373, considerable
indeed when the size of the country 1$ taken mto
consideration . but it should be remarked that the
greater number of these many Societies only register
as members the local breeders Compared with pre-
war figures when Bohemia was still a part of the Austrian
Empire, the number of co operative Soaeties has
increased by over 50% Resulting from political con-
ditions and the refusal on the part of the Bohemians
to have their administration and conditions of life
regulated from Vienna, a movement lery long ago
was started with a view of economically developing
the country in ev ery respect for the purpose of biding the
psychological moment when the hated yoke could be
thrown off , and this truly national movement was
powerfully promoted through their ardent love of ihcir
country and its history, the romance of which stretches
back almost one thousand years It was felt that the
road, to success and independence was through self
education and thus it is explained why the agricul-
tural schools m Czecho Slovakia like all other Institu-
tions for education in this remarkable country, have
long been a pattern of what such schools should be
In short, everybody is trained or training with a view
of making himself suitable for his place m the country,
and probably no other land in Europe has adopted
such a well-defined and highly cffiaent system of
popular education This being the case, it follows that
agricultural training has led to improvements in every
sphere of agricultural activities and to-day their sugar
l^t cultivation barley production the pork and ham
industry , brewing of ale. dairying beet sugar manu-
fadunng and live stock breeding, powerfully assisted
by Government and agricultural credit Institutions,
illustrate the very high level to which these branches
of agriculture have been brought through the farmers
themselves A number of efficient banks exist for the
assistance of the breeder and farmer, and the thrifty
agncultunst can always reckon with an accommodating
hand from these when needed Agricultural District
Boards control and manage a number of pursuits, and
appoint Committees for selection and decision of which
animals shall be admitted for breeding
As regards pig breeding, this branch of the live
stock industry is all over the country supervised by
small local amalgamations of breeders farming m a
district, and these in turn, are supervised by the
Co operative Breed Associations which tackle the
matter of controlling the performances of the breed
animals Sheep breeding has never been given par-
ticular attention in Czecho Slovakia as mutton is not
favoured by the housewife , and sheep are mostly
maintained for their milk which is largely utilised m
cheese making The highly developed cloth weaving
industry in Czecho Slovakia always gives preference
to the wool grown m the country
In regard to horse breeding, the heavy Oldenburg
horse 1$ much m favour and bred m many parts of the
country, and State owned stallions are maintained at a
number of large Studs Stallion Depots are likewise
m function and spread all over the country. Ihe
English Shire horse is a favourite, as is the Pmzgauer
horse . but the Belgian heavy draught horse is pro-
bably the chief favourite among the farmers The
little hardy Hucul horse, so extensively bred in Hungary,
IS also largely bred in the hilly parts of this country
The Simmental and the Brown Swiss cattle are
much m favour and widely bred, but lately the Moravian
native cattle breed seems to be singled out for special
attention The Department of Agriculture through its
live stock section, 1$ continuously assisting the Breed
Soaeties by the granting of monetary help towards
acquinng valuable Stud animals and m vanous other
directions the Department is exernstng benevolent
influence for the good of the breeders—lhrough
Research work at State-organised laboratories where
eipenmenls are earned out under the lupemsion of
experts with a view of discovering ways and means of
assistance, and suitable for a local district . by under-
taking the control of breeding operations at Government
expense, or by simply lending money vnthout interest
for a number of years, not repayable until the borrow-
ing Soaety is capable of refunding etc
■450
CZECHO SLOVAKIA
Prominent Breeders and Societies.
Yorkshire Pigs
Yorkshire P gs
Yorkshire Pigs
S mmeotal Cattle
Mcnno Sheep
Kravarsky Cattle
^tertno Sheep
Yorkshire Pgs
Angl polokrev hrebeintetneMoravy Pohorelice Eag! sh Half Blood
Baltarii Mrs Napajedly Engl sh Full BloOa
Biranyl Pavel Nitra Simmental Caul#
Barta Adolf I onibi u Mot Ostrai > Kravarsky CattJ#
BatarFarkasL okr \el Sevljus Menno Sheep
Batar Iv Siiho okr Vel Sevljus
Bauer Richard Vycapty
B skupsky statek tsitra
Bmoth Andre) Breino
Chebsky spolekpro cbovskotu Cbeb
Chovatelske dnizstvo Fravcice □ Huhna
Chovatclski dniastvo Pnkazvu Olomouce
Cbovatelski druzstvo Rymice u Holcsoia
Chovatclskidnizstio Skastice u Kromenze
Cbovatelsk^druzstvo Slatina □ BUovce Pigs
Chovatelski druzstvo Dol Sleodnov u Olomouce Yorkshire P gs
Chov atelski druzstvo Trebov ice u Svinoi a P es
Cbovatelske druzstvo Zirical u Chtopyne
Czobor \o)tech Sarlusky Ka)esa
DruzstevTU pastvina Albrechbce u Kutni Hay
Dnizstevm pastvina Femstya u 1. tomysle
Druzstvo pro vykrm a zpenezovdnidabytka Navy Kravarsky Cattle
Dvur u Kravar
Druzstvopro vykrm a zpenezovini dobytka Yorkshire Pigs
hovy Dvur u Kravar
Druzstvo pro chov a prodej dobytka Opava Kravarsky Cattle
Evzen Wes Fancika okr \el Sevljus MencoShcep
Fendry ch, Armin Kosino
F schcr Allred Dibnice (Taubnic) u Kmova
Fntsebe Anhur Hedzrpusta p Ylacola
Ftodl Jan Mkulci oki Litomysl .
Fuchs Eroanuel Koru Krusec S mmental Cattle
Oeiza Salamoo Plavee u Orlova Pmsgau Cattle
C#za Aadrassy Parchovjany S mmeotal Cattle
GlilekArcott Akl okr \el Sevljus MenaoSheep
Coldfuss Mlehal Oslriluka TtgajaSbe^
Hiaos Ladislav Dr Tomala Fogbsb Hall Blood
S mm ental Cattle
Manval da Pigs
Hanke Jot Bematiee okr Javenuk Swiss Bronn Cattle
Heller J Zalesany u Ces Btodu Yotksbue Pigs
Hobt k Jan Holedcc okr Zatee
Korvitb hredrteb & Oskar Cacht
tlesto/Vihem
Hetpedirtkatptlva NovgSedlste Tachov S mmeotal Cattle
Hotpodirska tpriva tcbwaracnbenklbo vclko
ttatku Cetky Krumlov
HasMdarttvtcukrovaru Matt HampshreDn Sheep
Hudee Jan VelklLuki p Hajnky TzgajaSbeep
Hugo Suzney Opatovee o Iplom Amencao Trotters
I«em spolctt chovatelu tkotu (Breed ag Slat oflj Simmeoul Cattle
atHortuv Tyn
]:aem tpolck chovatelu tkotu (Breed og Station)
at Hottoun
1 netn tpolck chovatelu tkotu (Breed ng Staton)
at Ronsperk
Jupektoritcirkevmchvelkostatku Nina
Jan cecbke Altred Dabnice okr kmov Laodraee Pizs
Januvcbke Albert Licbnov (Lieehten)u Bruntilu
Jeres Ft NeveOcepV Chrastiny
losef \azroda Kevetlenlalu Okies \ Sevljus
Kamsnsky Jan Dr \cl Sevljus
Karel Balas Fane ka okr \el Sevljus
Karloviky Ivan J’nbovce
Kk n A Df Jmdncbov okr Kmov
Kle n Menyhart Kosino
Kluge Hugo Javomik okv Hostinni
Kluge Igo Hermanovy Scjly okr Host
Kmcnovestido CCS odboru xem vady
Nov*
YoiksbrePgs
Menno Sheep
Up can Horses
Menno Sheep
Imzgau Cattle
Yorkshire Pigs
SIcnno Sheep
Landrace Cattle
Seetand Sheep
ivske YaUsky Sheep
Knueci Lwenite nski faospodarska mspekee Bor S mmental Cattle
Kniicd Lowenslc nski bospodarskd inspekce Brrksh ieSbeq[>
hospodarska inspekce Mer
KominuV Jin
Krebs Jos Sn
Knvchker \loi
Lakova (Fnedersdorf)
Pinigau Cattle
I vs
Kravarsky CaiHe
imavai-mc Amencan Trotters
<h Detva S mmenut Cattle
Landrace Sheep
Dr Wlcbeln Kostomlaty okr HampshreDn Sbeej
Lehrisky Lai Dratkove*
Ul kanvr Ian It«ree 1 kU p p BereevU
Lb-tivher JinJn b Manko\i>.e okr Vikov
Liuar Oskar Ut e a Opavy
via veer \ irm Albrecht e okr Lanvktou
Mam J Yelk* Hrrallk' okr llrunUI
\ ivrovi<.e VI Opavy
uk Ju 1
"kv Ian
fo p IVre-voen
I r Cattle
irrtyt<le
Kravarskv Cattle
I nv lu Cattle
Vlcr no^beep
Avftviw anv
Siyem panstvi Beli d Radbuzou Simmental Cattle
Nathan Steiner Vel Sevljus Menno Sheep
Nem spolek chovatelu skotu NvTsko 5 mmental Cattle
N tsche Adolf Licbtward okr Bruntil Sw ss Brown Cattle
OkTesm sdruzem chov atelu bospodarskebo zvirectva Simmental Cattle
(Bleeding Stat on at Domazl ce)
Okresni sdnizen chovatelu ho5podarsk*ho zv ircctv a
(Breeding Station at Kdyne)
Okie^sdruzeru chovatelu bosp^arsk^bo zvirectva
(Breed ng Stat on at Stankovl
Okiesni sd f ut CT i chovatelu bo5podarsk*ho zvirectva
(Breeding Station at Klatovy)
Okre^ sdruz^ chovatelu hospddarskc ho zvirectva
(Breed ng Stat on at Plzen]
Okresni sdnizcnichovratelu bospodaisk*ho zvirectva
(Breed ng Stat on at BIovicc)
Okresni sdrniCTi chovatelu hosp^arskeho zvicectva
(Breeding Statvn at Litorayvl)
Okresni sdruzeni chovratclu bosj^arskf bo zvirectva
(Breeding Stat on at Vyaok* Myto)
Okie^sdnizeiu chovatelu bospodarskeho zvirectva
(Br'ed ngStat onat Poheka)
Okresn sdnizenichovatrlu hospodarskjhozv rectva VorksbrePgs
(Breed ngStataxi at Ryebnore n/Kn )
Okresni sdrazeni chovatelu bospodarskeho zvirectva u
(BreedngStat on at Kao ce)
Okresni sdruzeni chovatelu hospodarsk*bo zvirectva Landrace Cattle
(Breed ng Station at Nov* Bcnitky)
Okresni sdruzeni chovatelu hospodarskdho zvirectva
(BreedngStat on at Opocno) ,
OVresu sdruzeni chovatelu hespe^arsktho zvnrectva
(Breed ngStationat Nov* Mestol
Okresni sdruzeni chovatelu hoipodarsk*bo zv rectva
(Breed og Stat on at Kour ml
Okresni sdruzeni chovatelu bespodaiskiho zvuectva
(Breed ng Stat on at Pard ib cc)
Okresni sdruzeni chovatelu bospodarsktbo zvirectva
(Breed og Stat 00 at Y odnanyl
Okresni sdruzeni ebovatelu bospodarskthd zv reetva Kladruoy Hone*
(Dreedinv Stat on at Kladruby)
Op It Alb Opaviee okr Kraov ''erkthmPgl
PilHy Josef Smolemce Engl 5
SimmenUt Cattle
PlIHy Pavel Pudmenee
Pilka Petr Panbelec u Pezinku S mmeataj wttle
Parlk Imr eb Ddiu Krupa Yerkihlre P g*
Pastvinirskebospodirsln Sobetice
Pescbke Alfred Vilkov okr Vitkov
Pfaff jndreb Litomence
Prokes Jos Fraoad
Radbouzou Bell nad Nijem dvora ..i.
Rlkossy Ludevil Bnotyn SimmenUl CatU*
R cdel Quido NovvDyuruOpavv t,
Rein cka ovocnirsko vinarski skola L tomerice Yotksb re ri**
Rolnicka skola Sabinov .. _
Rosenleld Atmn MaeoU v
Saeber GosUv Locenee S mmental Cattle
Samodi B<la MaliTurevce p Sahy Merino Sheep
SebOobora Estate Bucbbeim Mukacevo
Mangallca Pigs
Seelaod Sheep
ivv.*-....../. Lughsh Full Blood
Schwarzeobef^kl bosp spriva Cesky Krumlov
Senny Vojtech B<lyprtCopu
S don KarelTmava Berkshire ftgs
Skgini zdvod zemed oddeteni nem techo skoly Landrace Pigs
Dec n Libwerd _ ,, __
Sleesky hiebeln zssro Opava na dvore Pinzgau Horses
Fcjdbetkiz cv «
Somsc Edmund Seclankip Ip Novi Vei Mermo Sheep
Spolck chovatelu prasat Dubnice okr Nem Yorksh re Fig*
Jablonn* , . _ ^
Spolek chovatelu prasat Zatec rr-?iile
Spolekpmchovskotu HormPlani Simmental Cattle
Spolek pro chov skotu Stnbro
Spolekprocbovskolu Votary
Spriva panstvi hrabele Waltera Berchem
Cbodova & Plani . *
Sprivattitmehvelkoslku Hole
Spriva atlt velkosUtku Vglis
Spriva velkosUtku A Bellcgardeho Vel Heralt ce Kravarsky tatiie
u Oruflillu
Spriva velkoslatku DiUcbeiova J stebolk okr
Spriva wlkosUtku Crohmann&Co Yrbno okr •>
Bnmtil
Spriva vclkosLstku Haicburgrova B lovec - . . . , /• ..i.
Spofck prachov a tpenerenl skotu Lanskroun Sch5nhen«l Cattle
SpolekprochovaspeneiFiuskolu Trulnov JjndraeeLattie
Suteli rise Brevd a" Station TurjaKcmely Hucul Horses
SuteKesraich last (or An n al I'toduct Prague
SUteYetennarv Keseareh Institute Ivanov «
SUI kpohrmkehocukfos-aru Ormka Engl h Half Blooi
Sislekscholleniv \ovy Trkov u Levic
Kravanky Cattle
HampshteDa Sheep
Berkshire Pigs
ViltiiiltnlaK.kt.sk/^ U
l.elkillak
Mcr
Pinsgiu dallle
CZECHO SLOVAKIA— DENMARK
451
PROMINENT BREEDERS AND SOCIETIES (contd )
SUtoitolnickiskoU Hole
StitnirolnicW4skola Ssb oov
SUtni roln ck4 skoU Ziturci
SUtm vtlkostatek \«1 Baku u
Slitni vyssihospodirska skola Kosce
Stitnl vj2ktmuirtisUt' pro plraieninkoa
Stitni »em«lelskeskoly Komlnio
Strasser Rud Majorbiaa F<1
Suck A F Ccrnosin okr Stnbro
S\ai kontrelmch spolku a plwnennymi knihaml
oa Morave Brtlnn (Cernl Pole Mar
laa. vytkumny bsuv lootechnicky)
Svai nemeckj-eh chovatem prasat pro fioravu
Dnliio inoskiPumll
Svat spolku pro uzitkovoukontrolu ehlivai
Moravski Trebova
Svat spolku pro ozitkovou kootrolu ehlevnl
Rymarov , ,
Taub n|CT Ladislav TuriuLevie
Menno Sheep
Pmsgau Cattle
Karakul Sheep
SimmecUl Cattle
Amencaa Trotlen
Yorkshire Pifs
Swia Brown Cattle
Yorkshire Pigs
SebOaheagst Cattle
Swiss Brown Cattle
Menno Sheep
Tnntmaasdoriska vitbni spriva velkosUtku SimtDental Cattle
Honurlyn
\aoovtc Mario Darkovee PinrgauCattle
'Xecser C Senof SteppeCattle
\eIkosUtek Jaoovejsa p Klatoovejsa Yorkshire Pigs
\dkostalek Kunitit Lsndrace Pigs
Vclkostatck Smi^en ce Menno Sheep
VclkostatekOfarensteinov Sered Yorkshire Pigs
\elkmUtlcir Kinsky Lysi tie/L Lip can liorsea
Vicbnitpriva velkosUtku Clam-Gallacse Fnedland Yorkshire Pigs
WMlaad AdoT] Fatkasovee PozgauCatUe
Wienerwelteo Rudolf Daroii Prague I nglisb Half Blood
W lodisf hgrate Dr Alfred Tachov English Half Blood
Winter Jos Ilerminkovice okr Broumov Yorkshire
Zftotd apolek Alher okr Novi Bysiriee Seelaad Sheep
Zemed spolek Pravet n okr Virnperk
Zemski vyssi bospoditska tkoli Hor Hermanice P gs
okr Fryvaldov
Ziegler Dr Rudolf DoIniTesov SimmenUl Cattle
Zobner Rudolf iloroi Velkruby okr DranUI Swiss Brown little
Livestock Breeding in Denmark.
The Live Slock estimate for Denmark states cattle 2 840,000, sheep 231,000, pigs 3,124,000, horses 548,000.
There are lew countnes where ihe farmers and
breeders so successfully battled against difficulties
and obtained such splendid results as is the case m
Denmark Bled almost white by the ternble war
years dunng last century, the Danish people made up
their mind to consolidate the position as an agricultural
community and develop their natural resources on
national lines Without any assets useful for industrial
development such as coal and minerals live slock
breeding and dairying seemed to be the means hereof
and with remarkable stngU>mindedness the Danes
set about organising farming and milk production on
new principles Fortunately, men such as the late
Docent N Fiord and similar others clearly saw that
the development of Denmark’s national asset, pig
and cattle breeding, could only run along lines suitidile
to the country s resources and plans were worked out
for bringing about unity in breeding while at the same
time the co-operative moiement, so sympathetic to
the Danes, took hold of their imagination By stating
that to-day every single pig bred m Denmark is a
replica of all the other pigs the picture is given in a
nutshell This wonderful accomplishment has only
been possible owing to the deteimmation cf the Danish
farmers to build up a real export trade as theirs is to-
day With the United Kingdom The percentage of men
devoting their energies to commercial activities or
to manufacturing 1$ remarkably small in compari-
son with (he great percentage of the people, men
and women, who dewte their whole life to Ine
stock production, dairjing and other agricultural
E ursuits , but tbe> are backed by the Goaemment.
y their own organisations, b) thor co-operati\e
* instinct,*’ and by a feeling that the> are fitting a
continuous battle for their own existence V'hetber I
the Danes can continue to hold the English bacon
market as the) bold it tc-da) is doubtful, and probabl)
some da> the Bnbsh Dorrunions will oust them as
chief suppliers to the BnUah breakfast table This.
however is not yet, and meantime one cannot see
competition from any other source, as the only present
alternative would be Germany where one of the best
landrace pigs m Europe is bred and fattened But
Germany has her home market to supply, and the Ger-
mans are probably the largest pork eating nation at
the present lime
The Danish Slaughter House figures for I 92 S»
1926. 1927 were
i»a>
19- I
19 T
rm Cattle ratted Calves Pour week calves
S*(yn»9 2I019J iveoo- lOOMI
3 S.S m 211 ISI 17^ S'!)! IDS 219
i4’>303 irroco lusts
This remarkable development m Denmark,
already stated is backed by the Government, but
kept alive and maintained by the Danish farmers
themselves who have shewn remarkable skill in
organising their agnnilture Judging matters from
an outsider s point of view, every pursuit seems to be
regulated, directed and supervised by themselves for
themselves, and through their own finanaat means
Here are a few facts and figures
The Department of AgncuUure, Copenhagen,
IS the highest authontyon farming Then there is (he
Landvaesenskontor under which a number of
Secrctanats are working, dealing with Rates. Taxes,
Accountancy, Organisation, Tithes, Small Holdings,
Travelling of farmen for study purposes. Contribu-
tions to Live Stock Breed Associations. Breeds, Breed-
ing Centres, agricultural Exhibitions and Shows,
Dairy Organisations, the Vetennary Service, Experi-
mental Laboratones, Poultry Breeding. Honey pro-
duction. Game, Forestry, and so on As will be seen,
a Urge field of administration
fhe Ro)al N'etennary and LandbohSjskoIe's
Serum Laboratory. Copenhagen, is a remarkable insti-
tution. aiming at producing serum, vaccine, tuberculin
and many bactenoloeical preparations utilised in the
fight against animal cLseases This Laboratory has
earned on inrcstgatlons and research work during
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very many years, and enormous sums of money have
certainly been saved for live stock breeders through
discoveries made there from time to time
" Statens Husdyrbrugs Udvalg ’ is another
Government institution organised for handling all
kinds of experiments and research connected with
live stock breeding The best brains in Denmark
among breeders and agriculturists are always drawn to
its Committee of Control whose work is of the greatest
benefit to farming Then there is ‘ Statens Mejen
Udvalg " originally organised by the Government,
handling the many questions on which the Danish
dairy industry rests Its Board of Directors eight in
number, is appointed by the farmers, with the approval
of the Minister of Agriculture and likewise drawn
from the best brains and experts A Government
experimental dairy — Statens Forsogs Mejen ” — is
constantly working out new ideas and suggestions on
bebalf of farmers and dairymen connected with the
milk, butter and cheese trade having at its disposal
for experiments the milk of some i ooo dairy cattle,
obtained from private producers as well as from
several Covemment farms
Outside the pleasant little town of Hillerod,
not very distant from Copenhagen, the Government
run several agricultural farms with a total area of
z zoo acres all of which is placed at the service of
the previously described institution for field expen*
ments and matters connected with stock brewing
and feeding etc The activities which are here earned
on are always of the greatest interest to the Danish
farmers, small and big, all over the country.who never
neglect to pay frequent visits to these farms to see
and learn for themseUes what is going on These acti
vities are controlled by a Committee consisting of
prominent agncultunsts and live stock breeders
The Royal Danish Agncultural Soaety— Land
husholdnings Selskab — is a busy institution indeed
Under this numerous expert ad risers on breeding
dairy cattle, pig breeding, breeding of light horses,
butter and cheese making (one or more for each of
the various Danish islands, and a number for jutUnd)
and experts on agncultural machinery, sugar beet
cultivation, etc , are busily filling their days by advising
the farmers
As regards the pig industry, a permanent counal
— Bedommelse Udvalg for Svineavls Centre — is
entrusted with all matters pertaining to the control of
pig breeding for experimental purposes The Comrmt-
tee IS drawn likewise from the best known brains and
successful breeders and men conversant with the
Abattoir industry, the Department of Agnculture
appointing the President The Committee supervise the
experiments in feeding, breeding selection, etc
earned on at the various centres which are selected
for expenment breeding for one year at a time Among I
the various institutions dealing with agriculture and I
live slock breeding in Denmark, this is probably the
most popular and important, as its work is recognised
as ol real national value
At a mrmler of well conducted chemical Labora-
tories fertilisers, artificial manures and cattle and pig
I feeding stuff are constantly being examined, and pro
bably in no other countrj m the world do the farmers
j and breeders attach such importance to analytical
I results as pronounced in these Laboratories, as is the
! case in Denmark where it would be impossible for a
merchant firm or co operative society handling these
merchandises, to sell anything to the farmer in these
categories without being first asked to show the analysis
Another institution whose business is to create
and maintain co operation between the Provinaal
agncultural associations for promotion of any matter
of interest to Denmark's agriculture — "De Samvir-
kende Danske Landboforeninger ' — deserves to be
mentioned The chief idea is to maintain a united
front in dealing with the Covemment or other indus
tries, and to protect the farming and live stock breeding
community against possible infringements of rights
or encroachments of temtory This is a singularly
successful institution, one that has bestowed much
benefit on Danish farmers The committee of Ointrol
central as well as departmental m the different Islands
IS drawn from owners of small or middle-sized farms
and the tenant farmers, and rarely from larger estate
owners The institution is in possession of large
funds It appoints a speaal committee for the regis
tration of any and all such information concerning
Danish breed animals that may be considered of econo-
mic and national value in live stock breeding, and this
committee—' Registrenngsudvalg for Kvaeg og ,
Heste —issues a ‘ Register and Stud Book ‘ m which
yearly “ the results of Research m live stock breeding ” |
are set out TTie committee is working in two sub-
committees, one for experiments with breeds and the
other for live stock breeding pure and simple Some
very remarkable Reports have been issued and the
advent of the Committee's publications always looked
forward to
The Danish Smid) bloiders' Assoaation is
another remarkable ‘ movement" towards bringing
farming within the reach of the smallest man, hut
enough has elsewhere been wntten and stated concern-
ing this organisation which truly may be called and
IS, one of the pillars of Denmark s agnculture
The Danish dairies are now brought up to the
highest pitch of production and they ail belong to
Assoaations and societies handling their interest
with the single point in view — the production of butler
(or the English market,
The Associated Danish co operative Pig Abat-
toirs embrace fifty one co-operative Associations
and their Counal representing an enormous number ol
pig breeders, has for its business continuous watch
of everything that may promote or retard the interests
of these brewers The members of the Council are
all small farmers and breeders or men uUimately
connected with the business of pig slaughtering and
Its activities during many years have been one of the
blessings enjoyed by the Danish farming community
Let it be mentioned that this Soaety also looks after
and arranges for mulunl pig transport insurance
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There is a number of Associations and societies
worlang exclusively for the benefit of horse breeding
Those who are conversant with the Danish horse
breeding industry will readily agree that during the
last thirty jears a remarkable uniformity in type has
been created and that the Danish draught horse to-day
is a valuable animal These Associations ha\e (or a
number of years devoted much attention to the ques
tion of breeding and selecting brood mares and at the
various agncultural Shows and exhibitions some
remarkable horses may be seen which may easily
compete with the best draught horses in many other
countnes In the year 1904 a Breed Association under
the name of Sjaelland was founded for the purpose
of promoting the breeding of Half Blood, and marked
results can be shown The well-knovm Fredenks
borg Stallion Depot a very old Institution embraang
all the Danish Islands has a fairly large number of
members enjoys Stale subvention, and arranges every
year for a senes of courses where the y oung farmer* can
learn how to breed and treat light horses
Spread all over the country a number of Horse
Breeders’ Assoaations are doing much good to cn
courage the interest in this animal Thus there 1$ an
Association of Breeders of the Belgian heavy horse
with branch assoaations m every Island and on
Jutland There is one Soaety for promoting the
breeding of Thoroughbreds and another for the breed
ing of Hackneys
Breed Centres for pigs are arranged all over
tbe country and their chief business is the creation
of a national pig breed possessing robustness abiliD'
to obtain a precisely fixed live weight at a fixed dale
ability to fully utilise the feed , and of high fecundity ,
but alongside the rational development of such a Nat
lonai Landrace pig. these breed centres also work for
the development and maintaining of the Large White
Yorkshire race from which boan are utilised for
crossing with the Danish Landrace pig As already
stated uniformity in breeding is one of the great assets
m Danish live stock breeding and these Breed Centres
have demonstrated and will continue to prove to all
the world what can be done in the direction of organna
Iton of breeding
Tbe Danish goat is lately coming to the fore
front and several breed Centres have been organised
(or the breeding of Saanen goats as well as goats of
the Danish landrace These various centres — among
which should be mentioned such at Faarup, Norrebro
near Manbo and Odense for Sa.vnen goals , and at
Slagclse H Broby and Spanghuset near Skive for
Danish bndrace — arc also working for the export of
prominent breed animals
Cattle breeding in Denmark is chicfl) concerned
with the steady development of the indigenous cattle
races There is a number cf these As^oaatwns which
work for the development of the inherent pood quah
lies in these breeds and among them the following
should be mentioned
Frr^ia* krrdsen* KvwfnU FwlWedfl*
liafwTi* ~
» SUssJcAcre
Torring Kredsens Kvaegavis Faellesledelse Tbfring
Randers Randers
Braedstnipegnens Brafidstrup
Aarhus Amt Aarhus
Samso Landboforen ngs Sariiso
KoMiflir Kredsens Kolding
Vesljylindi ^bjaerg
M dt Jytie Land
boforenmgers Riba
Himmerlands Fortn)ngeT$
HiorringAmt Hjofrmg
Th sled Amt TbiSted
ViborgAmt Ringltl hmg
R ngkob ng Amt Va rde
Sondef JyikeShortborn
V«t-S«vtjts Odense
Hoibndsk hlalkevaeg
Foreningen Jersey Ladelund
Bforup
for Sort Broget Jydsk Kvaeg AaIt>org
Kxaegavis Foreningerne paa Siaelland og Bornholm Copenhagen
Kobenhavnt Amts Kvaegavis Forening
Fnedenksborg „ , Frederibborg
Holbeck „ Holbeck
Soro M n Soro
KalluntttiorgOmegns Kvaegavis Forening
Midt-Sjaelhuids „ „ Sla^lse
Praesto Amis PraeSto
Moens Kvaegavis Forbund
Bornhelmt Amts Kvaegavis Foren ng Stege
Langelands Faellesledetse Rudkiobing
Lolland Falsters „ Foreninnrs Forbund Falster
Sammenslultede Siaellands Kontrol roren nger SlageUe
Bornholmske Ronne
Samvitkende Lolland Falsters « Faliter
Obviously, in a country flat as a pancake, vnth no
forests and very little natural pastures where every
inch of land is Cultivated and where milk production
and pig breeding dominate all other agncuitut^l pur>
suits there 1$ little room for sheep breeding Hiere is
however, a central organisation m existence dealing
with the various smaller Sheep Breeders Societies
chiefly m the Island cf Fyn
For the purpose of developing Denmark’s export
trade in live stock and live stock products several
large organisations exist, the memberships of whtcli
seem steadily increasing Among the most prominent
the following should be mentioned
Eiporl Fortnipgrn "Nordlhj’" T7ngilrup Thiited 600
. M Svdthy Sondergajrd Hurup 1^63
MorsS Kretlunekpori Forerung Nykiobing tC60
^dbjrogOmcgni Form ng StrjgMrd. Ydby M2
SkiveAnd^f „ Skive 1500
Nordull ng Andelt . Dump IM
Nest Jydik Ebport „ Jerne Esbiserg ^000
Viborg Kreatun Ektporl Viborx
Renders og Omegns Ebport Form ng Rwders 650
Nord Jydik Andeli Ekiport Form ng Alborg 25CO
Airbus Andelt Srlikabs Lksport Slifteri N eUrring Airhu* 600
Svd Jvdik K/esturi Ekj^rt Foren n? Kold ng 12^0
F)v<s bults Andrii KrcUuri Ekfport Forening FrrderJufvd 1300
Ullsnd FslMeri - > . Njl^mg F fR3
Itolbeek Amis _ Soessrd 360
HihyS
Nest-SMet^ndi _ _ .e 760
M«dl ^ jndj _ „ . RingUfd 310
Rosk Aegn en s . . Ro.1 tie lOOj
S«m» rkende Dsnsle Aivi-’s Kiee-urs Lkiewri foretung
V Wrserden,Ssi e {t Ccctrs! OrgsriMtKn of
t2 Espe>rt Aiin(W.r»i )
erdrnof PjdDi. Lind'»3 Ds ry Ge*Js. Pipgv IjO
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Members.
Salgs Foremngen “ Fyn Thoderup Suldbierg,
Importers of Pedifrec Live Slock. 278
Association for Purchase and Import of Live Stock for
Middelfart eg Omegns Hoved Kfeds af Fynske
HusmandsForemnger” — Salvang Blanke . .. 310
Syd-Fynsite Opdraetteres Salgs Forening— Brudager, Sortebro 200
Vesl'Fyns Salgs Forening—Gildeboe, Gelsted .. 100
Poultry breeding in Denmark is bigbly developed.
The very large organisation known as “ Danmarks
Fjerkrae-Avler Forening ” is an amalgamation of a
number of Poultry Breeders’ Associations, its object
being to promote the production of table birds and eggs.
Its tentacles stretch all over the country, and its activi-
ties are very large as witnessed by enomiously in-
cf^sing figures for egg export to England and else-
where. The Association is under the protection of
the Queen and members are drawn from all classes of
the nation.
Uve Stock Insurance is highly developed and well
catered for through a number of co-operative live
stock breeders’ Associations spread all over the
' country. It is, however, evident that sufficient alien-
[ tion IS not given to the matter of stock insurance.
Prominent Breeders.
hamsm cattlf
Aagaard, Iljalmar, SddiDge Hede Ringe F
Aagaard K nolfsiedgaare Lang«$liQvF
Aagaard, M , Vajeralty ThorSS
AanjpaEnkc, I KalUstrup Hyam
Andbaek Jens Vastergaard Tam
Andenen A Skovbolling Piedatad J
Asdtnee, A Sbgaaid lloiby S
Alidersen'A . Tdrsleveaatd, 0 TdrsUv
Anderaan Ant!«ri.O Lunde, Lunde F
Aadenen, Chriitoi(«r, Konbi«rggaard, Roskilda S
Asdaraeo Gtrt FneiefU ri»dsc<dj
Aedtitan }l P , R'orup ToUlund
Asderita Hans Kathnnclj-st Langsmark SaresO J
ADd«rsn>, Bdzrakev HMfaatd Assednip
Asderieo, A H , Lnsnard, Asmunderup S
Afldersco, Ol<r Karby Asp«rupF
Ali.i«Tscs,P VUltmMs.SkpvgaaTd BtsadtS
Andersan Peder Tjustnip FuglebjergS
Addenen, Foul Ambak, masts S
Asdenan, R Chr Holmagaard Daldnnia F
Andersen, Sdran, Vindslmp FuelcbjargS
Andartea SwKao Kr KojCMp Skatnby F
Aatensan Kold Kavniag, J
Appal, Jacob Damh is Aikov Vajen, J
Anbjarg Sdran Sdransan Osa Aordanskov
Daadsagar N J , Sandbakgaard, Hallastcd,
Kaarlav.S
Bangsgsurd Nials Pr Nastiog, Hdrdum
BsaislrSfti Ar Balling
Bay.hialsJ K&rbsk Sakskobise, LF
Bach, P H Mdrka
Bach, J A , Kniuaanilada, Korsor. S
Bandtiaa, B L Nasbyhoved BroVy, P
Beadlies, fiandt, Allaso, Ncibybovrd Oraby, F
BtodlsaCi Carl K}bncgaaTd, Lundc F
BrndSaaii, il KrrtbyMjp, Aaby, F
Bilda,N toldby
Bitscb, Karl Oaas llorsaos
B;efTr, Jakob Idomlund, Holslebro
BiciTee»acd,0 , Etkenara, Sdt Ocilcv.LF
Boat, R JOrgansan Boaligaaid, Gradstadbra
Borg, Knud Knudsan, Lille Skovgaard Vajen, J
Boacnap D , libimpgaard, Faderstnip F
Brandt, P O SkoVIy, Alsirtip Tranabjerg J
Brandt, L. Tunnerup, Kailcby L F
Dranth,U Juallinga, Kansa S
Bredkjaer V Tune liadboskole, Taaslrup, S
Bcoch J«M \ illeWlgaard
Brok, P , \ ilsicy Credstadbio
BuchsEnke J P Mollagaard Dredstea, Vrila
Buhl, llant, Llkl^QS BOrkop, ]
floadgaard Poul.Tboraasminae, Pjedjted, J
Burgaard Jorgen Burgaard, BiUum
Bulk. Andersen, Fgby, Lille Skensved, S
Busk Andersea Sorbyinarle, Slagalsa. S
CarlMO, 11 , !{•JlbJ<T^eaa^a, RSonSuge, Langtskov, F
Chmtensen Chr , Kyldek^gaard ilelsiaga, S
ChfHlensen, Chr , Skybede, Oulrup
Chflitensen Chr , \ lum Thinggaard, Jebjerg
Chnilensen.Cht U , Graa Slalle, Lj'stnip J
. , v.._. . t — denjp.tarde
-J FutUOf’bamjgaard, ThorsO .
Chtttuanseti.And Lnehavagaart Kevntnge (
Chnilunwa, Chr O , bolvanggaard Lunde.J.
ChnitUosan, (. , Toksv^ed, OJtUMp, S .
ChiUtUnSMi, Knud 1 lojrop, Skamby, F.
LhrBtians-n, K , Hirkelmd Rlnre F
ChrKlianMvi, K .Oiletgaard IVderilrup F.
Om.iianwn Th I tetomel-v lain le. 1
ChTliu ii-n-fl II r, llammersgaanl llraaby.S
Red lAndrace
Black White Julland
Dairy Shorthorn
Rad Landrace
Black tVhile Jolland
Red Landrace
Dairy Shotlboni
Re4 Landrace
Black White Jutland
Red Landrace
Black While Jutland
Red Landrace
Dairy Sboriliom
Red Landrace
Dairy SbostlMcn
Red Laodrace
cLlry Shorthorn
iJairy Shortboro
R^ Lanilracc
Dairy Shorthom
. Black Wliiejatlaod
Daoi, Jens, St Spagergnard, Osterlars, B
Detblefsm, With , Ladegaard Hbjer ^
Dissing, J , Hvidbjrrggiard LCgstrup
Egelund, llane Krllenip, Liiode, F
Eriksen, Knud, Kbrbitrd-il, Rioge, F
Etkesen Anders Aaes Tviogstrup
FinV, Johan, GsflWDelby \n« J
Fisker, Chr , Cn^avegaard, CaJten Hadslen, J
Fisker,H A . Hoivang Hadbjerg Hadsten
Fogh, Olaf, Oirnsley
Praodten. Johs , Holmgaard Havrebjerg, S
Ftandsen ) ,Ecggaaia,Cudpm, Sla|Flse,S
Fffdenksen, Alb , V Lunde Luode.r
Frcdslund, Aksel S»rslev, SUrrekl;ndl,S
From Jcus Rorksr, Haderslev
Geertsen II . Konpted, Fredrneia, J
Givtrsen, Anders, Skals
Cram Jdrgtn Cabdl
Coul JacoVOtting Balling
Cool L. P, Grove, Balliog
Coul Peter, Vinde Vrstergaard, Skive
Ctotbdl Peter Tetp Otter Undei
llaahr Peter Janderup
Hansen, Andreas Elkrabre, Sdr Orslev, O.
Hansen Brd.Esktly Eskildstrtip, Pederstnip,E
Hansen. Chr , Dyrelood, Rioge. F
Hansen. Chr , Pederstrup.Lou, S
Hansen Ferd Elmrgaard, Ruds \edby, S
llaosen, Fetd , Nakke, Aykdbing, S
Hansen Fr.Damcaacd Rysli£ge,7.
Hansrn H , Klejsgaard, Cranrode /
Hansen >{ , Noidgaard LumUaas. Nykebing, S
Hansen H Toltegsird, Lumbsaas Nykdlmg, S
Hansen, H H . Kohaugegoard, toldslnip, Rudme, F
llassen, H M , Kalbave, Utducn J
Hansno t3 J», B;ydpnj;r\paajd HeJsin/^ S
Hinsen H P . Fuglesanggaard, Pedersinjp. F. .
Hansen H P.Gi$I«v,F
Hansen H P.Sdr EsterbdUe, Veflinge, F
Hansen Hans, Dysted Olstrup S
Hansen, Hans, Maegaard, Ryshoge, F
Hansen, Hans Nasbyhoved Broby F
Hansen Mans Chr .Trosmoeegaard, Nasbjerg
Hotsen Hans Chr , Vestervasg,Niesbjerg
Hanseo, Herlul Risrgaard, Ostrrmarse B
Hapsen, Jens O Stenseby, Bodi[skei\ B
Hansen, Jdrg Svarungaard Korup F
Hansen, Knud, Svioaiage 1
Hansen, Kr.HSjagergaard Ringe, F
Hansen Laur , Kirkely, KOng, Lundbj, S
Hameo. M , Doegsgaatd Cudme, F
Hansen, tfanus.Ose Aordrnakov
Hansen, Morten, Vejrupgaard F
Hansen, A Bjemgaara, Hojvang Bjerrrgrav, J
Dairy Shorthom
RgdlAndraea .
Black M bite Jutlaaa
Dairy Shorthorn
Dairy Shorthorn
Red Landiace
Han
a.N
I , Evetofte g
Hansen Niels Solbakken Tune, Roskitde.h
Hansen, P, Rakkegaard, Lumbsaas Athebiog, S
Hamm, P, Borggaard, Aakke, Aykobing, S
Hansen Pwr, Nr H&irup, Skamby F.
Kart-en Peder, Mullerup Ullerslev, r.
Hansen h, llovbavcn, Korsip 1
Hansen, S .Dstenpard SkulsbaNe Vrigsted.J
Hansen tilh Eniterur, Rlogited S
Harcekslrle, lac .LskilJstnip, 1 edetsInip.F
llartsigsen. I rk Haastrupgaard, 1 re<Iertda, J
llangianl Chr, AtlJogAygaard. Grauballe
tlennebeeg, Chr Galkar Oulrup
Henrlli«eii, A , Siensigkar, BOrkop, J
llmriksm ll.lloet Lgg'Ihuse
" irlksen.jamb.kciterskov, l>edertlrup, r
Hen
«n. Jacob, t riterskov, I’eJertl
eei, Ims $trau»lnip, llolstcbn
en. Dttn. Brarnle V< slertnerk, u.
. . K, h,te,
Braodc, J
Black White Julian t
Dairy SbCrlhoro
Red Landrace
Black White Jutland
Kelt Larmtace
Black While JulUnd
Bed Lanurecr
Dairy bhcirthom
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PROMINENT CATTLE BREEDERS (fcntd )
lb$en hr Nulsen Autrup.Wrde
Ibsen Pcder Autrvp \irde
>\enea Petrr I Ihnderby MOgfUdcdfr
acobsen Mart n Rierap St \ebel
Ti Carl Tmstrup f-uglebjcri: S
•n Chf horfnip FarnnglOse S
'H Chr Rolfsted Lanerskov b
'O EgeJe Vindstrup biiglebierp S
•a tnle I K»rbv brande
■n Fr Solhjrtn togelstrun Rdnnede S
'n Harald Korsagergaanj Hellested Uaarlev
:n Hjalmar Ganunrlirunde Karleby I_F
m J Kr HastnipOslereasrd Skive
' P Maglthho part Olstjkke S
ns Chr Oit ng Ball ne
..nsP 11 Uumgaarte li Hum
fnhs Tosttup Slept S
'■’-tly, Aarslev F
ensen IdrteB.Oaasnolm f{>lkr
ensen J8rg Udsholt rr»lrt S
l>,Rcf<gaanl Ifobro
m uri Tvind lump Snelev S
Laur HjTUp Lou S
•o h J Tciisva-rt Olslnip S
•n hirls Uirkhave Rysl n*e F
Niels Itccdziuegaart, Lllenlev F
.ro Viels Lumbsaas Nylc6blng S
ensen P tldmip Tfanbjerr f
'--sen P Laniemirkagaart Tfanebjetg )
irn P Tollernosegaart Kalby O sin p S
...‘to Peter UlleThoiluad Ejstruphalni ]
ensen Sofvis Taarnemark Kenned* S
ensen Saren Hal e*ilev, Hang S
ensen T Suuiuns Kejsby
eppesen IWf.Rannist^ Lang ekov p
epsen HoWr Knugsted FredericU J
epsen Math Kdrlurr Jen ng
onansen Sor nl \ons Bramminge
ohns J r Lcnaart f rarup b
ohnsen Aksel RavninaOstentaart, Kavn nt )
j'drgenien Anton Ny Hajbjerghus 111 nge h
IPrsensen J CJif Tune Roeti Ide S
atgenien I6rg C»f*le«e ffemfose F
largenscn I Arcniund Rv"l nee I
larnnsen R Pet l tiev Vllccslev F
luhl Jen* H/oJderup llyorlkar
isen N els Juulsgaart llramnurigv
...ss Chr Kaasegaart Poulskrr II
h biKaart M kkel lAl letup >tdrs
K el Isen Chr I Kasibjerit, Ifavtidal I
K 1 lemoes Mels Umggsard B 11 nye 1
hitkeOkke Knud Ilavndmp Irderstrup h
Knudsrn A Chr Thonip llojb> b
Knudsen M Havndnip ledcrslnip, F
Knudsen Hans Sir Trxistrup \ Ubjcrg
Knudsrn lens R 1 Rhed Hoisted J
Knudsen Knud f rrmra ley Lunde F
Knudsen Knud \ I lev Ccrdstedbra
Knudsen hr strn luKkreaart Ravn ng ]
I nudsrn Lars llrl j ee b
Knudsen I RavnhnI testergaart TranWerg J
Knudsen R A All sfl Ngtebvhoved llfobv >
Konow II .Garameicaard Ssllested UF
hr sirnteti. Marl n Kand Mr Isty \ arte
Ktagb V J Tort n* Njeiart Dalbwaver
Ktog Sarm Varregaart O Jolbi I rslev Mors
Ko-hlmann L. M Taag rod lanerso J
l4drft)frd Finlr ik Aagaart.U Tmlri-
Larsm HI t « ersVos IVderttrup I
Larsen Hans Kalbs Jdlsirup b
Larsen U I Is'bj Taaslrup S.
Larsen Lars L bv Mark Mrnse F
Larsen Laur Ikieup \astved S.
Larsen Laur Tnlvshav* IV-ters rup I
Larsen \ Is Uunbjerge Ktnr* b
Larsen I It Untercsiraant H lerv»1 S
Larsen I Lskkefsard Re «i»>$ S.
Larsen IVlrests ll|e*u* ed '«k«Kak
Lirsen R Ka S habind-vir* b
La/srti K I Hesse Vdl-Ik^re XIVt. M
Larsen *»>€*« M d> rup K ngsird S.
Larsen Tb , ItOgsm nSe AaK\ t lumsi S.
taunteeo foil. Ksntlrup UJnJelatrup )
Lin V I mar b-1 Seeaa
Linnet lOnJe lee
wa AarHo''b’
niaek While Jatiand
Red Landrace
Da ry Shotihom
Dlark tVhiie Jniland
Red landrace
Black Uh le jailuid
Red Landrdce
Dairy Shotihom
Red Landrace
Red Landia e
I>i ry Shorthorn
Red Landrace
Ulack White Jutland
Red Landrace
Dairy Shortbom
Red Landrace
Red Landrace
Dalrr Shonhnra
illack WMte Jutland
Res) Landrace
Illack WTu ejoltand
Red Landrace
hlark IS hr € Jutland
Ciairv S-we* sncn
Red I auiiaee
Rfd Ludraee
twry Skm-cn
Madsen Jfirgen Pc part) Poulsker D
Madsen L. Svendrup Rdnnede 5
Madsen Laur <ls flill m
' adsen Mart * Ose ffordcnskov
U chelseo Jorgrn P Aong Bramm nge
M kkrlsen I S Sfinderpaard Osterb) SojtsO 1
Moneaitd I leldsen C L Is* Rodb L F
Molgaard Jens X|61giart Kielirn p
Mdiler Anders B Raahrdr Vedsted
BMlIer Ji>h 2 n Ha gaard 0 TOrsIev
MOUec Sdresi Rollsted Longrskov F
Moltke Count Bregentvrd Haslev S
Mortensen Cl H Aulbagaart Kuslrup F
Mortensen H Helirsled Haarirv S
Mortensen Jens Smedegaard Skiecn
Moshcdm J Strandbsgaart Korsgaart Vemb
Mourcbni Jens SfddingStorgaard Nr Mebel
Mnnck Pedn Ronninge Langcskov F
Mussc Johs Saltvsg Bandholm L.F
Nesgaard Agerbrugskole StubbekOb ng l F
Neergaard E F dr Skeltolte Kakskov L.F
Neuman J Lund Sdr V Istrup
N elseo Aage Enner Lund
Nielsee Aksel SOeTemaaeeaard Kmtidnip F
S elseo Anders Orassig Gramrode
N elseit Aug Rosrolund Rysinge F
S elseo B^lel CrOnbbi Ose Nortcnskov
NSelseii Carl Nbrregaard Ejbv F
Sielsen Carl Fr Helberskov A|s lOstj )
K elsen Chr Nulstrup R n*slKl S
h ejsen Chf Wunkdnrp Randers J
Nielsen Ceorg bakkegaart Homsiet
N elseo H XsdebieVgaart Itroderup TapnrroOie!
N risen H J Thrfenip GuHbjerg V
Nielsen Merman hU lersminde rxedsled j
Nielsen lens S ekbolmgaart Kvnmdrup F
N eben lens,Taastrup Klippnge S
N eben I4eg Dvsied Olslrop S
N ehen lorjenk llershOiTune Hedr Hedebusrne:
N elsen Kr Sir Tarp, Lunde j
Nielsen L Traneraart LaugC Ilebingr s.
N|ei«m L Chf NaybiJioveu-Dfob}' F
Nielsen Laur O Abitdore Braade S
Nielsen Laust Ljstrup Shall
Nielsen K FartinglOse S
N elsen N M Itrangsirup RInge F
N elseo XX M Slensvang Anrterup Sthijj F
N elsen Kiris Siaarup K)kbbr>g S
Nrelsen KirlsCrn M>Dnd Raiders
N elsen Olul Ldtserup llolbak S
KHsen dul Ky Kninislnip knre P
N elsen P K)gaird Asm fidrrup S
Melsen p Taasrrup Kf pplog* S
Nl ben P O SVavenip Marshov S
N risen Pester Rmgehkanibv t-
Nielsen Rasmus Maarum S
Niehen SOrn S|eli« Skovby
Knrttor M Is Trtinden p Kva-mdnip p
Norgaaisl l-skiM 1 l''lr'fsn ind» Homtlev 1
\|gsjr0 Andr • Lskllstrvp Irderstrvp f
Onirup N P Lrslev lUds en J
Olsen Carl SOilmge R oge F
Olsen Carl Tiuitnip I ualeblerg S
O len Chr SasWioge Roilby l.b
Olsen II Cir Tjuttrup Fug cbjerg S
Olsen Ulav lljarup K H ng 1
Otufsen I Qidltrup Stnier J
Overxaard Johs Overgaartn Slaulcsip J
Ovesen |Ort Uunljetfe Kmg* b
Palle Lars Nc Abies L-F
I’alleseo «iTiai Ue;b Xanle
lalnsetund Kaimut Aarup llrslrnstrd, J
Ivdersen A Tsmt lerygaart Oilefise r
ripdecvrti A J Antertir &Vaf S
IVdenea Chr Maare O+vak b
IVdeneti If I Lisige ItklliKtfup Sort S.
IVdrrsen Ivrr llmt/up Nortlsnskov ^
IVsteneci 1 U Vlstoflgaarl Satco Mimdclstrcp —
IVleneu jena SH inge Ivdetsirup I _
IVVrwyi l_ CuHinruecaart LaerS llrlslsfe S.
Peslrrseti M Liui lUikcaart KavrUJl Tranbierf
IVsVneci N *h Xirelitnir bu/lslierg S
INsVcwi N eh Lrslnui Aars ev b
Iv^lersm I ,Krr>(bah(aar3 H Iksted Uaarlev S.
l><Vrsrn r^TcCI OOewar Xrmb J
IVOFvaen,) A Taailrvr X^irpscfe S
Ivskeser, |\U I II knstrvp Nsh^tcy
ly-Vrsrm A csf-s bartfsVfaarl Oitrnc^ie |1
IVtenry Ca I Sars^ rvp Xsyos
Red Landrace
Diiry Shorthorn
flhck Wh le Jutland
Dairj Shorthorn
flla k lITi re JisdiaJ
Red Landrace
Da ry Shorthorn
Black XXTilte Jutland
Dalrv Shorthorn
Red Landrace
Dairy Shcctborti
Red Landrace
Black XX-bite Jutland
Red Landr ce
lialry *hmborti
1 lark XVbjie Jutland
Red Landrace
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t CUrChe iS.a.^eaart her*ervie^ f
I TWN L Hrrskjs.1 Sacstv _
saee Or Kuiicye Laagesar'v F
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DENNtARK
PROMINENT CATTLE BREEDERS (contd)
Rismussen Jobs Postsuid, Revniose F
RasmasMD I. P %nUm\rv HjaU»« F
R^sassscn Ma^os Karlby Hocoslet J
Rasmussen P Hajjaari, Allesa Nesbjboved
Broby F
Rasmussen R. Jusgsgaartl, Ellenip Gudme F
Rasmussen, R. Snarop Kvimdrup F
Rasmus en R. Tomelund, Revo nge F
Rasmussen R Chr OoQgsaas Kickeby F
Rasmussen Rasmus Fr SortenuTSegaard Hornslet,]
Riss A P P Frammerslevgaard. Jebierj
Rosendal P 'sarrek*rfaaid,Gcedstedbro
Ryssel Pe er Kradbjerg Lagteo
Scban R. P Hellestra Haarlev S
SchuJu Jorgen Ksrbal Ribe
Sebested S. S Tvilum Skovgaard Faarvang
Sejer Tn r J Sekshaj HBrby S.
SjxIIands Sul s Kvs<"apdr£tterforeniBf KoIlekoUe
\«tVj'e S
S ahmd A Bosang Haarlev S.
SkDVsbo P \ enunge Knarretog F
Skytte Chr Hoseby florb lev LF
Si^te S P H Uestnip Sdr Orslev I_P
Sode An.lvjn Dyndegaard Syker B
SSodergaard Kr Barkop J
Sarensen Adolf V Gamznelby tldjer
Sarmsen Abr Haastrup Fredenaa, J
Sorensen Chr Haurbak, Kjellerup
Sorensen Jens Klsngsgaari AIB ke J
Sorensen K Ldvballegaaid, Haastrup Fredeneia J
Black White Jutland
Red Landrace
Dairy Sbortborti
Black VVhite Jutland
Dairy ShortborO
Red Landrace
Black Wliite Jutland
Sdmsen knud. Lundbjerggaard Solbjerg Hdrmng
Sdeensen l-Lsmby Beldnngt F
Sdrenseo P lb Ballegaard Nordenskov
Sorensn Thomas Tbyre^ J
Sthryn Cbr Haagenstrop \akskov I_F
Stou*aard Su Snzbuin Hobru
Tao' Kirsten 1_ Tang UHlur?
Tccmansen Chr AUeislev Outrop
Tesdorpb Fr Ourupgaa^ Kykob og F L.F
Thing P Th. Henneberg Kr Nebel
Thinggaard Th. Pluggengaard,K}ker B
Thogersen ThOoerP \reodenip Aarde
Thomseo Jttis Bxkhose Outnip
Thomseo lens Otm&lev
Thomsen t^e Refsgaard Outmp
Thode H P \ Islev Grcdst^bro
Thygeseo Chr Skovbjerg Brorup J
Ihrgesen S. Als NygaardtOslj )
Toft Esk Id Kygaud Hcc
Trane J Rode UoUegaaid Rude 5.
beslet^urd H P Oddense, Jebjerg
Aestergaard Kr Bund^aard Steoild Hobm
Aestergaant N Cbr Tingerop Hvalsd S.
XiUumsen Kr.,\iUumb;ergga^ Ldgstn^
\ Ihzmseo tald. Voidegaanl l£gstrup
Xtenzelsen H JyUertip Varde
\\ tbjelm L. Oil ngsBgWd SBUested LJ'
Uind Eslpld Gastnipgaard Rodding
W nf Startin S Uerepgaard Fjelstitip
ttultf Johan Fr Xfnnggaacd Outr^
Black Ithite Jutland
Red Landrace
Dairy Sbortbom
Red Landrace
Black AMute Jutland
Dairy Sbortbom
Red Landrace
Dairy Sbortbom
Black White Jutland
Red Landrace
Black White Jntliad
Da ly Sbortbom
Red Landrace
Dairy Shonbom
GOVERNMENT APPROVED STUD CENTRES FOR BREEDING OF DANISH LANDRACE
AND LARGE WHITE YORKSHIRE PICS
' Avel$ centre for S«nn.
Albak P
Anderses Peul
Afitenses ^V
Bach. P
Banket Enke K P
Bjerr* H
Boude C M
Briun Kr
fimn T
Braun \
Brusgaard Holst J
Cederield d« Suaonsen Bares
ChilstfDsen H
Chnsienses II C
Cknstensen L
ChnsUanses S L
Chnstersen S
Chns esses S
Enevold A
Fr I Cbni ensen P
Frlmand E
FrOhmd Or
Clemp Qir
fSi
Hansen £
Hanses H
Hansen H
Hansens H C
Hansen K ]
Haases H I
Hansen H P
Hansen I I
Hanses M P
Hansen Clauses S
Hansen P
Hans —
1 Th
Haases Mlrfo
HeLlrap Kerning
Lergrav Autum
UbMisp Kalundberg
Soltes Hinaenip
Snandby Uaarby
Koagessgaard '
LiU brnde Siubbekob or
KcrbdUin, \e;e
Sksds EsbKrg
EoJbjerg Horby
Horsced KOrdun
Taanipgaaid
KoBom Risk Mdlle
\ettetlund Klippiagt
Skaaremetegaaru Cratied
Lysdby Roskilde
G slum Ostnip
Manesdal Flemmuif
Pknigilrup Gredstedbro
Brow So o
Bdrtb Odder
> Koraum, Brtederslev
Aaes Tvisgstiup
Frederiksi^de h Aldev
Bonned, KoibelOv
Cellertip Kamnaerem
Hdigaaid Aars.
Setrup TbTre»od
Elkeno e VykObingF
Hundslev Kolstrup
Holmdrsp Skaarup
Klejsgaaro Ciamisde
Caasbjerg Broager
SystiO Kaard, S egc
5 EsterbOUe A e Imre
Brydenipgaard Helsisigc
Brangstrupgaard NOrrcAaby
Mndeshos^ SkelskOr
Torpe SkrOb lev
Lombsaas N kOUng
LiadebaUe Farre
lindeacronegurd K1 pplage
\ mding Lamdmp
Blands Bandhntin
Dyb- hJJ og
Trans Rammc
Stauns Tranebjerg
FUd tnip Tmsirup
Veto! egaard Over HoUuf Marslev
HO -asgFaatnrg \ard«
Lsndsgrav SlagrJse
Tea rop Itaile*
Lysrtxi gaard Ifundelstrvp
Imnel Ue lAtleuiart
Hog V
A by Lllegaard S Aaby
linn rup TOrtlog
Hemdrup \ nie guard LCIgslOr
( C Ki Veskole Ostee
Kitkegaard A
Kloster C K
Kloster Larsen J
Knodses A
Koudsen K Th
Knudsens P Enke
Koefoed H
Koloed Klemest Hans Cht
KnagUadsen S
Kr stenteo A
K^esses S Bladsen
Kure Mker
Ltfsen l^d Bh
Lassen K
Husaiandsskolrs
Madsm \
)l kfcelseo A
M kkelsen A
Mkkelsen P
Mortensen C
M rtensen Sf S
N elsen H
V eUeo H J
VeLen J
\ eKen K
V etseo Kr H
N elsen V
k etsm K J
K lsn> S.
Oben H
Oken UP
Oleteo O
Olsen A O
Olsens Conner S
Petetsen C.
Pedersen C Ubacb
ledenen K
Pedersen N
fVdetsen P
IVdenen P Tb
i eistiup U
IWsea S C.
Pnstgaard U
l*ucgaard II O
- ■ ‘ U,
Horerpr Huldbjerc
Skovlund SenneB Tb sled
Brood MoUe Tb fled
Hyserrgaanl RnUker .
Tarsp wdergaard Aarslev
Eug^by Bodilsker
Lillehave ....
Brtodslfd
Hoftom RaskHMe
RauDfborr ' uf
Ffbtifup
Koloedgutd KlcsMi
GjUingSkov Ct11i«
Cxtliag OrrrMle Calling
El S eased RosklldC
Mandempgaard Slangerip
H slehavegaard Jlonid
HOvd ngsgaard, Jlem
Od n$e
Bridum Als .
Godthaabsgaard Slorehediage
Steam ng S enslmp
Hammer Lou
BCrsled IhurtbT
Bauncaard \ejen
U Beodixm sde CCcdiag
Hirddiog Olgod
Sabro ilundetslrup
Srd B seaard Fvrk Idegaardeo
Rakkebv Hostrsp
Hellebjeregaard Rngsled
Orsted Ha -drop
Todeiup Guldb «8
Codballe laare
Levnngaard
Lindersgsaard Rddvig
NrTranders Aaalborg
S Vejnip Nejrup
\r \ fsmg Skanderborg
Bakkegaard Boms
Slosebak Kalundborg
Crangaard, Jell nge
Tofiihoiro lledebusese
Daastnip ' by
Hostrup \afde
Oue Sygaard Horbro
DleeindSOpaacd Hamiog
Egelund Oslerlars
Hesfum StovrUJg
Kiratineberggaard TaiJov
\ ndlaldrgaard. S okkemailie
Leere.Svfsds mp
Als AJ bekOblng. H
Hobakkm B ented
llfrlm Crance
HOrsfggaanl. Aars
S.»d Dge KOdbr
IlOjn rraard, tjslnip
Sl^*r^^to<egaard Skanderborg
SonlreSkoe Oslermarle
DENMARK
457
PROMINENT BREEDERS (eont )
roVt*KHtM ArFROMD StUD CeNTRIS FOR Bci
R)»»fer C. Cfij
Rojkjrr G
Sams T
Schmidt C A
Sitnonscn P
Sk;<JrTjnf Cbr
Sode P
Soone Ad
Ahltiunn Lortntien
An tenet) J 'toller
Anden»n P M
ADdreim,\ald
Bach S
Darcum Car)
Bech Aace
Cantenren Andr A
Christiansen C. G
Clauses R
Ganmelicdt Edgar
Cammeltoft Ejnar
Hansen H A
Hanses H L.
Hansen H P
Hansen P
Hansen Chr
Koti Fr
Hsasa S
K«st )l G
leftsen Asd.
lenten )Un«
JetiKn 1 Chr
lenten lent Peutsee
karlthsj R
Klrkegaaid Hant Melien
Kleldtefl Ctrl
K #r Chr
K »r Jf. ^
KlMiard Tb
Knudsen knud
korfgasrd Kr
Unge II
Larsen Cat)
Larsen Marius
Larsen.Soren M
Lash Liter
Sisetholm Sullied
Cnjtup Overgaard Bedsted
Svendsbjer^: Hdeve
Lundzaard BrOnip
ilaeelbjerggaarden Ringsted
Cejiholmgaard Horn
Drsdegaard K)lcet
hisegaacd Aaker
haaborg Varde
SontiseD Sb Ovist
Sorensen Sores P
ThoaiteD, P
Ttrarcbi KOge Landbofore:
Rarstegaard
Tsrp V
Gtiergaard A
Otlergaard J Chr
IMNtSit JUTIA\D yiORSE
Langholt Langholt
BlushOjgaard UOstrup
Lergrav, Aulum
Lundlang Lunde ]
ROdved Kj rrtgaatd Lundum
HOgshoIt Rabited
Enggaarden HJOrrlng
Turup, Turup
Molbjerg Nibe
HejscI Kabtled
St Komum, BrOndertlev
RebbOl Bolderslev
\ardegaacd Varde
Cammeltollegaard Henne
KJerbjhelm Nr Aiby
VrirstMgaard Vrlgited
Bakkjeergaard, Laurbjerg
Vettergaard Ha;hy F
Rsbdnip Randers
Etium LOgumkloiter
Lesagergaard Lrrbrerg
Vadshnlt Olsted
NOrsger kOnger
Llsdgaacd Orting
Trank|rr Nettemg
Ottergaard H 0 |by F
Tbuitrup Toustrup
Rirkelerp Ifobiis
Sk)nMberg, \ ildtund
Klrkegaatd UggelbuH
ManehOI Storehed tige
Stendenip Krsgaget
keliby Riit^ev
Aldutsfurd Slesderup
FattO harts
hjrrgaard, Vetlerelg
Tankedai Rlbe
Sasd Vrsterbolts UL/bsrg
Robdrup, Randers
Tandnip Aars
Caden Slrrup BrSadersIcv
Langheden Agrrtted
''ludegsard, Sluds
Maarslel tlaarslel
Kersergaardrn AaltO
Vomnggaard Ons Id
B U siov Aarup
llOiby lIAjbyl
Ilaler Oslerby Dalet
Thomsen Th
Tranbierg Carl
Vsdgaard K VI
Vadgaard, P
korsdalsgaard BOrkop
Stenbierggsard Jellinge
Stengaaid TikOb
□gi KOge
TOndertng Dunip
Vlariesm ndr Lbeltott
TOdsO S)kObingM
Ito sholt Vejle
SolbKtg Homing
Oil ng, S g
Sissumgaaid Skandeiborg
\ilteti Hisnerup
Agertnapgaard Olgod
Veslergnrd 0 Torslev
Stenlld Hobro
MellemmOlIe Randctt
Voelborg FJade
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ESTONIA
Livestock Breeding m-Kstonia.
Although the total area of Estonia is only about
18,362 square miles of which a proximately 41/0
represents meadows and pasturage, the number of
livestock IS relatively high — 599,100 head of cattle,
333,100 pigs, 665,900 sheep and nearly 226,300 horses.
Agriculture and cattle breeding are the mainstay of the
population and splendid cattle have been reared for
centuries by the farmers who are enterprising and bom
live-stock men The explanation probably lies in the
circumstance that agriculture and cattle breeding have
been conducted since medieval tunes on Wcst-
European lines, and persevered on these lines also
through the period of Russian rule under which Estonia
passed from Sweden m 1721. Estonia regained her
independence m 1918 and has since made great strides
in the development of her economic life. The capital,
Tallinn, formerly known as Reval, is the chief port of
Estonia, from which regular steamship lines with
England are maintained.
Estonia seems to forge ahead as a dairy country,
where the co-operative spirit has permeated the whole
population so that the production of milk is subject
to a very active control m regard to feeding and pw-
formances, and it is stated that the 2oo or more milk
producers co-operative Societies have during the last
ten years succeeded in weeding out between 27% and
30% of all less valuable dairy cattle, not a mean achieve-
ment indeed in a country that suffered very cruelly
through the devastating war. In the year 1908 the
first Milk Producers’ Co-operative Society Was formed
and Estonia's milk production increases year hfter year.
Surprisingly large quantities are to-day handled in
the Estonian dairies, and there is no exaggeration in
stating that Estonia dairy products rank among the best
all the world over. The following number of Breeders
Societi^ is a sufficient testimonial to ibe high degree
of development to which the farmers have reached,
entirely through their own efforts and co-operation
between high and low, rich and poor.
Among the forces contributing to the devdopment
of agriculture, the “Estonian Society for the develop-
ment of Agriculture ’’ should be specially mentioned,
a very live Association of Estonian farmers and breeders,
wide awake to the fact that only through the produ(>
tion of agricultural produce of unquestionably high
quality is it possible for the fanners to obtain top pnces
for their products in the world markets where to-day the
inscription “ Pure Estonian Butter,” etc., and Under
Government Control ” are guarantees of the value of
so labelled produce.
Not only do the Estonians breed valuable Landrace
cattle, but their sheep and pigs are preductiveanimais.
and everything points towards Estonia rapidly creating
a baton industry. The pig stock is being graded up ,
and products, such as bacon and pork owing
to the good qualities have received a ready rnarket
in England and Sweden As a poultry producer,
Estonia has likewise made good strides during the last
few years, and the poultry slock is being improved
in every direction Live stock breeders
entering into contact with Estonian^ stock brwers
can best do so through the various Societies of breeders
mentioned hereunder.
Prominent Breeders,
Aodfnuc \,l. ...
Ijootnunui«a'
Tiftu
AlVu Ayitaire CatlU Bc«,lrt»(Alb>j.AyrshiM- Aynbuc CaUK
l^nu le kaivjtuie Chjnj) AILu
AfivcMi. Jilrl, Kte
AwkuUt AeofUllon /or Cattle nreeJiDf
(AtukaU L<»ioak«>valuse Ufiinej,
liaapulu
Atiorlaliun /ur Dreerfiti* Angler Cattle- Angle -
nariu»aa^ Angtert Karj»ka«4alacni»e
Anocucan nl » ,toBUo Laivl Rate Cattle Undrace „
KrreOrr* (Le«U Maakarja Kaivatuae
Aaaotuuaa is PuiaSU? \ui SnwU St«V TooUrr
Andru Audru
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EestlArdrnn' 0/0 . Aaspere tn , Aa«pere Ardenne liorte
Ce»U Aftgleci Kia'.atuaa 0,0. { uurraanni Angle Cattle
tnfiis t^onnannl
Ctdetl V^Koopeai Tfirva •• "
EesUSeemaeMlja Ub»u« JOgeva i • "
Eatonian Associabon of Ayrshire Cattle- Ayrshire ..
re iijfja Kasvala
Cslontan Asmlationof Dutch Fncsian Cattle Friesian ,.
Ui ee d er s (LelU Holland' Fniti Kaua
KasvaUlateSelCs) Visoiarltln 7Tailinn
Estonian Fnvale Asswiatitm of AnglcrCattle- Angie .
Ilreeders (I esti Angirri Kartakasvata)ala
I fatlliingi Lootuse tan Z a larlo
Estonian kelennary Society tkest, taxsnaaTS'
t«le<klls) VlsitiariUn 7. rallmn ,
CraenesaUt, A . 'Trtigt m , \ an V , \
Cc«n(e!^ i . rtino I , Klrepi v . tlva
!- Angle
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ESTONIA
459
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
Joh»n r»rivf"»ul Ar*
Hin tn Joh J 4n»Trr Ulu I »t ^ nrlitu A
I jn<1rarf Calltr
' Lin Ira t lir^
Fn«Un Cattlr
Utlmr A»«ofUI n Inr IVxc-U'pmrnl ol
fVinltry Ilrrfxl nA ^mall ^ trick {Ilc1m«
M kc ]a bulclirin aki«raluv! Srili)
Ton a
Jaaknon J L6o Arc 1
Jaan«cn J Oru t ilrimUU
Ja k I Kaiila I
joban«on K \ 4 kr Katrda m Koljl y I
J4r\a hahala
Jirr^vTO H- lardluha t lma>fre v
\ Ijan 1
Kalm J Jonratalu TaWvws
Kalm Joh Joora Ulu Tab vr
Kiatren irtinb •
hiatrr nutime »
hfhttia n » mb « Kraca
Krhtna n a mdlf hrara
KrUo Id Uusanit Katl»
K udorl J U
K rahhaum C
\ Ijandt
Klcttmb^ >t Fnnokae Tintl y
\ lJ»nd
KSljaU reilutabkool Ku-«»aire
Kuranaa kanakasaalua JAgtva
Kumnaa kanakaaaatuwTvool Jftg^va
kum kon tnmA a RapU
kuoa kun pro* a RapU
Kuuaiku n pmAia, RapU
Lakabrnr K TdnnJ t PuUtu
Lant Hart. Sa«n*v»r« K6o kbbma
L»«raeot kart Laneaaare Tal
UklUVutnam U TannatUma v \ Ijaiuij
UiuBja md a E<*H Sannsn Ija Uhisua
Luusja
Ma/dell U tderaa* \«ajirv«v koerti
i’UI
Urpr TorVahirc PU*
Landraca Cattle
Lar|>c \\b te\arbahlre pica
I nnUn Cattle
Larn White Voikthue Pigt
Ancle Cattle
Large WTilie VorVahIre Pipa
l-neaian Cattle
ShrofHhire bheep
Large White Yorkahlfe Pi^a
AngeCaltle
Latonlan Cattle
Mehekatfl tiiglmA < M«*aeliat»l
McKvkatalngmAt Mnvkattl
M leekat IHcnyV* Hnlackatal
Minak J Vaaara
0 aa mo « O au
Ulaiog It % mti II % I ID I
Ottaa,r \ huaitev Tartu
IVnI Tb Pt t^fa I T -rt
praka J Tikka Ulu kabala
pruita Jaan I atlvlja Are
PunUKaffakaa aluae kml llapjd
Puarmann tiwva Jdgeaa
Rank H kaklna I kabalav \Ahma
Kcmlk k^T/tnaet ke U
K nd Ado kurgja LueVlnlra Rnuu
Saania AtKuat Vnn rvrre Klpu Kdo
^ngaate rli^ n6 a Sangatte
Sauga fiiO a I imu
SIhv C uaUv SoHmevrre Lall kdo
S Ini Al Lutia Are
S nd HaaianjaieOU Slndim Sind
SiiTvete idA a Tilrl
^revere nigtinS • TOri
Sdmefpalunpmdit SAnirr|-aIu
Tort llotiuaekatvalut Tori
LDgen Stentfaerg U va m SiUa
\ahef J RuU t Vljandlv \ Ijand
\aln 11 Totan i Tarvaatuv Tarvailu
iatdmanft H Ann K&ov Vdbma
\ ana Aalala ni^nid < AntaU
Vahikooltatu Kaad md a Tartu
VanaVd luinAa VIjand
Vana\ddar«!IutdUiiwl iMaAnnit KSoa
k<l/aad<
\ liaiid artialipAi Mjaadl
Vljandia «- »'
Large WTi le \ orkah re P ga
Ang ecattl
I n't an Cattle
Landrace Caltl
Fnnun Cattle
Landrace Cattle
Angle Cafde
Large Wble Yorkab
Angle Cattle
Tori llortes
Fneaian Cattle
Large W hite Vorkahlre Piga
Angle Cattle
Large Wb le Vorkibire Piga
Angle Cattle
Friealaa Cattle
POUR L’fiLEVACE
DE RACE PURE
GRAND
UU lea Cleecan da pauag a ta Angletme
lont iDTitU h eeiur tou la tronpeaa fin
PtidR de a addmseg A
C D LISTER c/o “ International Directory of Pedigree Stock Breeders 23 Fleet Street, London E.C3
460
FINLAND
Livestock Breeding in Finland.
By J JYSKE, General Secretary, Central Organization of Finland s Agricultural Associations
The Live Stock estiniaie for Finland states : cattle 1,866,000, sheep 1,552.000, pigs 383,000, horses 400,000.
Finland comprises some 33 000,000 ha of which
2 132000 ha under plough and 580,000 ha pastures
Arable land thus comprises six per cent of the
total area Of this arable land, 37 2% produces
cereals, 42% potatoes and roots, 404% grass
and clover , and 2 6% other varieties of produce, while
the remaining percentage is fallow, etc Of the total
area, forest covers 73 5% or 7 4 ha per inhabitant.
The population of Finland was in 1925, 3 495,186, of
which 83.2% lived in the country and 16 8% were town
dwellers The number of farms is 250,749, of which
96 474 have an area of O 5-3 ha . 98 258. 3-10 ha t
41.199, 10 25 ha . II 125,25-50 ha , 2.136, 50-100
ha , and 937 100 ha or more arable land it will thus
be seen that Finland is a land of small cultivators
The Co operative movement in Finland 15 highly
developed Thus in 1926 there were —
Co operative Dairies
Co operative Tra<ie
Societies
Loan Societies
Oth*r Co^peratne
Societies
Member- Rnmsh
sliip Marks
554. 52 W, Turnover 567000000
587, 371 03S. 2199000000
\W, 77925, loam grants!
(23000000
777
The Co operative Dairies are managed by a Central
Organisation, and the Loan Societies are likewise under
A central management while egg producers, butter
makers, and general trading in cattle, pigs, sheep, meat
and bacon are all under organised management
Agricultural machiner>. fertilizers, manure and forest
products are also handled by special organisations
During I925 Finland produced nearly 13 million
kilos of butter, and 3} million kilos of cheese, and
exported paper, timber and pulp of a total value of
4 548 000 000 Finn-Marks
Fertilizers and cattle food were imported mto
Finland in X910 in quantities of 37 and 80 million
kilos resp . and dunng 1926, 162 and 178 mill resp.
from which figures it will be seen that Agriculture and
Live Stock Breeding are steadily developing
Agncultiiral Education is improving Thus there
are now 40 Agricultural Schools, 35 Schools for Live
Stock Breeding, 3 Schools for Dairying, i for Horse
Management, 4 for Forestrj , 5 for Gardening, 6 for
Agnculturol Survey. 1 Higher Institute for Live Stock
Breeding and one such for Gardening Domestic
Saeiice is the topic in 34 Schools
TTiere is a number of agricultural Associations and
Societies which between them permanently engage
from 800 900 instructors and teachers
The following Societies should be mentioned
AsiM.sl)«o ol Sitrarri ol Naiib VtiinlAi Cattle
AstecietKO of feeders of " «t FmoUb Cattle
Astooatieo of Bretdrra of £ut FiDoiih Cattle
FiODish Ayrshire Cattle Breeder* Aeioeialiea
Finoitb Pig Breeder* Aseociatioo
Fiooisb Sbeep aod Coat Breeder* A**oc>a(iCD
Finutb Hor*e Breeder* Atsociaticn
FiODitb Potiitry Breeder* Ateoclaiice
Kuopio AgnculRintU AuoclaUce
Agncultum Society , _ . ,
Ceotnl Organjutim of Finland i AgnmJtu^ Soeieue*
at Bovsnfaml
, Tampere
„ Kuopio ,
„ Helsiogion
, KanguUa
, Heluogfer*
Hlneenllnna
,, KODpIO
I Helnngfen
There are now 543 Milk Control Associations em-
braang 11,000 Herds of a total of 159.25®
cattle The average production per cow in J926
2427 labs of milk and 96 kilos of butter fat ine
milk IS generally very fat , from 4-4 5
Dunng 1926, 619 Bull Societies with 8.443 We-
bers. ovmers of 43 009 cows, were m operation i ne
Finnish farmers have organised their various activities
in several hundred local Assoaations, all of which are
conlrolW by " The Asriculturel Producers Cenltal
Organisation ” , , / .
The chief journals catering for the inter«U ot the
farmer are the " Journal for Cattle Breeding, and the
Finnish Agncultural Society’s Publication
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FINLAND
461
Pig Breeding.
By A. SOLOKANCAS
Smee tlie war strenuous efforts hate been
exercised for the improtement of piR breeding and
the detcfopmenl of the natite race Tlie work is only
progressing very slowly and the annual pork produc
tion IS round about 10 kilos per inhabitant — 33 000 000
kilos pork products TTie annual imports of American
bacon readi some 2 000 000 kilos but are steadily
decreasing improtements m the breeding industry
are chiefly m favour of the Yorkshire type which
has been encouraged in Finland during the last
30 years based upon direct imports from England
or from Sweden Denmark and Norway and
of the native race both types being suitable for the
requirements of the country The native Landrace
pig IS hardy proliHc and remarkable for its tender care
of the progeny The colour is white the head long
drawn and narrow and the body rather flat and very
deep closely covered by rough hair It develops more
slowly than the Yorkshire cross but at the age of 6 or
7 months it easily reaches a live weight of too kilos
Well catered for the Finnish Landrace p g is an ex
ccllent pig for the small farmer producing that class of
meat which is preferred by the people
The Yorkshire pigs already highly developed have
proved the most suitable for Finnish conditions being
splendid mothers with large 1 tters To-day the York
smre pig is mostly found m the tsuth w stem and
swthem parts of the country owing to the circumstance
that there is an abundance of skim m Ik always available
at the existing dairies In these parts of the country
pig breeding is earned on for the purpose of catenng
for the export market chiefly in Sweden
In the year 1908 the Association of Rnnish Pig
Breeders was founded embracing the whole country
Pig breeding Centres have been established aU over
the country and there are to-day xi such for breeding
the pare bred Landrace pig and 22 for breeding the
I Yorkshire pig These Breed Centres are under
' strict supervision of breed experts and some 700
breed animals are annually produced and sold ai] over
the country The ability to produce large litters is
given special attention and the daily increase in
the live weight of the young pigs while still suckling
IS also controlled
The Finnish Pig Breeders Stud Book is kept at
Kangasala where both the Landrace pig and the York
shire pig entries are recorded As indispensable con
dilions for entry it is required that the animal is normally
developed one year old that it has at least 12
teats and that it has produced at least one litter of
which 8 must be alive As regards the Landrace pig.
It IS not St pulated that its origin shall be certified
while for the Yorkshire pig Pedigree must be proved
So far this Herd Book has been issued in 3 Volumes
of which the last contains 595 entries of Landrace pigs
and I 3x0 of Yorkshires
Pig breeding control has proved immensely bene
ficial for the industry The mam point in the super
vision aims at comparison between the Landrace pig
and the Yorkshire type with a view of proving food
consumption m relation to daily increase m Veight
Thus during the years 1926 1927 expenments proved
that I kilo increase of weight has been produced
■ on 3 2 food units the average figure for the York
I shire pig being 3 $ ®nd for the Landrace pig 3 7
units
It will thus be seen that both these types uf pigs
I have $0 far proved fairly satisfactory and it may
safely be asserted that the interest among farmen for
improvements in breeding and development has been
roa ntamed Jt js thwefo/e to be hoped that the Pig
Breeding industry in Finland will steadily progress
Sheep Breeding
By THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Helsingfors
During recent years great attention has been
paid in Finland to the breeding of the native Finnish
sheep Several fore gn breeds were introduced
m the past but these never thrived in the cold
d mate of Finland and under cond lions obtaining
there An exception however may be made of Shrop
shire sheep which can be seen to some extent in
southern Finland There are some cross breds crossed I
vnth the native breed but the Landrace sheep const! |
lute the maionty
The Finnish Landrace sheep belongs to the
northern (Finnish Scandinavian) short tailed sheep the
original breed of the Scandinavian countries Sweden
Norway and Denmark The colour is black grey
or white but most popular is the white sheep some
15 20*’o are black The head is fine the munie narrow
and without wool the cars long extending nght
across the head The tail is short without wool In
b«t sheep breeding districts — Kainuu ^
62
FINLAND.
The Finnish sheep is of short stature, the ewes
between 55*60 cm and the rams 60 65 cm Full-grown
ewes weigh about 50 kg , rams 60 kg , although a live-
weight of 80 kg IS often reached The wool ranges m
quality from fine and close to coarse and thm The
yearly production is often from 2 5-3 kg The fecundity
IS remarkable, turns more often than not being the
rule The ewes produce plenty of milk, are good
motbers and suckle their lambs well “ The Sheep
Breeders’ Association ” has existed 10 years and
records entries of Pedigrees
The main points on which the ,Finnish Sheep
Breeders concentrate their attention are fecundity,
excellent mutton and closeness of the wool
Horse Breeding.
By E SIHVOLA
The Finnish horse belongs to the North European
forest horse-races, and is related to the native horse
in the Baltic Provinces and Poland, thus belong-
ing to a breed which during the world war became
celebrated for its remarkable endurance The Fmnisb
horse, however, is considerably larger m size, measuring
X58 cm m height Probably he represents an inter-
mediary type between the light and the draught horse
His head, ears and neck are not of the fine structure of
the light horse, but not so heavy as in the draught horse ,
The body is heavier and broader, and its depth is I
remarkable The live weight of the present day pure-
bred horse vanes in the same degree as its sue Thus '
the heaviest horses weigh 550 to 660 kilos Chest and
shoulders are relatively large The compass of the
knee of the stallion is about 34 cms The length of the
fetlock is medium, occasionally rather short Mane and
lad are thick, hair coarse In the shanks and fetlocks
the hair is somewhat long The colour is usually bay,
varying from pink to bay and chestnut, and a dark line
on the back ts quite common Other colours, such as
black, roan and straw arc relatively rare The foals are
generally bom in May In June tbe grazing time begins,
the foals and young horses are turned out on the grass
where they stay night and day until autumn Full-
grown horses are kept on pastures when disengaged and
receive only one fe^ in the stable during resting time
This can easily be done as the summer nigbts m Finland
are very light
The Finnish horse is chiefly used as a cart horse.
and his strength is apparent by stating that he can
easily pull the plough to a depth of 20 cm His tem-
perament IS quiet and he is very energetic As a pack
horse over the often bad roads of Finland he shews
great endurance, being able to cover lO km per hour
often 90 km in 6 hours
At the great Exhibition held at Pctrograd m
Finnish horses participated and were awarded, in com-
petition with Russian horses, the highest prize for
endurance The lifetime of this horse is remarkably
long, more often than not his working days continuing
until reaching x8*20 years , , r- l
In the year 1907 the “ Stud Book for the Finnish
Horse ” was commenced and to-day the breed is con-
trolled by 19 Stud Book Associations, spread over ^
horse breeding districts, each district being supervised
by a Breed director, whose duty it 1$ to advise the sm^i
farmer in breeding end supervise the exact entnes in me
Stud Book The present horse population m Finland is
about 400,000, and a great number is export^ to
Russia and Sweden This type of horse has proved the
most suitable for the requirements of the country,
chiefly in tbe forests where timber cutting and logging
IS one of the staple industnes of Finland
The Stud Book is conducted in two diiieren
I departments, one for the heavier type of draught horse,
the other for the lighter type suitable for draught
I poses as well as for ndmg and carnage use *6®
' Finnish Remount Department draws all its
1 ments of horses exclusively from the Finnish breed
F«t Poullry BittJ ng ite p««e 69 (.PvJiry Section)
INSURANCE, SEE PAGE XXIII.
FINLAND.
463
Prominent Breeders.
I
Uirlin n
ilirv-wicn Juho
lluttunm PcWVa
IkihMcno Nelj
UiAalko, ^ntti
J anhocioi Il'Trn
K»h U Onni
Kirttunrn Albert
Karttuoen Vri*
KaiUinra Tekka
Kmulor:** I'umikuicai
KlIp^a AnltiSna
Kinnunen Juho
Kuuiunra raa\Q
KoU Jubo
Komi MatU
Koionen A ]
Kerbeeen Linac
Korhonen kelj
Kuhooen '«ll
Kuwma UJt
Kurkijoen KeuKitia
Ku\aja Anna
Kjntii OA
Kahira Otto
LaitnieQ Jubo
Laitmen I'aat'o
Lappatainen t| kko
tetaeaea Am
LnkiMii Juliui
Lumatainen Kmil
Luoatannen AlpoO
Lyrt* A A 0
Lnukantn LIja*
Manner O V
Maukonrn PaatoE
MukkI Matti
Mem A t
klurtola Mmnan
Makril KiuUan
Aieini haatio
Nevalainm Aniti
Kitkanrn \ lUe
t«issin«ii Oskar
I el
rellofton MalliAAoitj
l*eltoncn Jubo
Pulkkinen BrOdenu
IjWanen Taav
Raatikamen Aug
Raulio Juho
Roubia nen Ida ^trs
Koutsala nen bero
Ruutb Onni
buttala U \
Tarvaalen Koulutil
Tersola Elmar
lldl}akka
Li pen
Komrra^
Maritula
Ahtdri
\ aaiakoski
1 arkonmiki
Liperi
ra pab^aan
Jaatki
bavonlinna
buovaaUhti
Terto
Taipataaan
Inkila
Kurki/oki
Kantaaalini
Juante&daa
SuovaolahU
Kiunjveti
Nunnet
Upm
Alapitki
penll KaiituLa
Suevanlahti
Silvola
lisalmi
SjrvanieiDf
Iinatra
Syvaiuenu
^tkamo
Sortavala
Kuopio
kuoksenniska
Juuka
Kurmea
Hankasalmi aa
Tervo
Ahtln
KaiuU
Nurmes
\ es jarvl^
Upen
Nurmes
^V^aniemi
Ahtln
HamkUinen
, % uolmko pp
\ uorela
Nool kMkl
Kneinanlampi
tulju
Kopravaara
TalluskyU
Toitvni
KorvenkyU
Janbola
fiuoaaa
IVtlnne
Matti
Ruokotahll
Lotma
Sackkota
lUinMaU
llaaootapee Ito
Kemppaau
Sipila
Saikkola
Marvakorpl
Parhku
Juankoaki
Suettanea
llautala
SalmenkyU
RoukolabU
NaananlabU
Kanula
riillila
Makkola
Viitaa
LrytikkiU
Korvenkaata
Saitta
S itola
Kaubuu
Hiekkalatut
Otbla
NtrmeU
Malblalo
Leskelk
Knokkaatenkolki
Vaobalale
KonenkyU
Salokallio
Vookko
Ybkyla
Laispela
Luai Jaakknia Santer
Kii i«)\rvl
Kt htelp
S flin/irvC
Ahtarl
MCSTriSMSHCATTLE
Alralalo j
Alhatnra A
Lnaati K
llaapanieml J \
1‘nm!?*?*" '
laoIrkkiU I
IM laxU O A
KihO 1
Kantala h
Kauppila I
hetkkoo fiaonula 1!
koepeU OL
koakufo A k
Koaola \
Alanne
l*oh)ola
llaapaniri
iVnitila
Kauppila
Lampinea
Korpela
LatomlkJ
Mannlnen
MattiU
AUolabll
OnmattiU
remid
Lempaali
Ibinkalaidua
Mdntti
Kau^^^i
Ai^ibtl
Hiireenkyto
Kaubajoki
Kuovesl
Kaarkku
II rmu Otto
klartki I- out
Si'Uader M r
NORTH FIVMSH WHITE CATTLE
Keml
RovaniemI
AmiCKylf A tlUte
Andenen Olol
Aolila VrjOI-
Rask Uno
Bergluod T Aug
BergToth Alvar
Detgfoth Ka(a«i
BtorkenbeiiD, Mr
lijOraberg Clara
D«k Herman
UorgatrOiD Enk
DonttItOcD Nila H
Bulleohoff Cmil
B ittenbolf t-rila
Candelin L
Danielson Kain
Oabnitrrg Aart
Clfving H A
Entbielm AlKtde Mn.
Fabiiiiua E J
PeOira Ragnar
Frankeobaeuser Carl
Fngieu A C
FOrati Katie
Cestno Karl
Cilse kl ran der Pals
Crahn Bertel
Cidnron J L
GrOnqvisi Walter
Narkio. Q
HakoU Auk
Hariu llamina
llarvula Cods
Hausen von Rolf
Herkkila, Bemhanl
Herlmann Berta kin
HoenboTg A F
llomboig N H
Huhtala Mattr
JokkisCodsA/B
Jalin S von
Karaleff N
Ka^i kt Ida
Kaakso Martli
LelleU A
Lndstrtm Fanny
Littonen O/Y Littoislm
LUgien Arthur
I AYRSHIRE CATTLE
FekUU
\rikkoU
Ala Abtila
Tolkklla
OUai
Kurk
Olv^by
Baiiby
Konkkia
Danikatby
Slor Nigels
Monikkala
Ftkyla
KyjianitO
Koiskala
Servajokl as
Honoja
Lax^jo
Kaukajirvi
rSJEy^rg
TuwU
Hakola
Harjun
Harr aa
MakuUa
Kotojarvl
Kouvola Card
Keltakorpi
Enkas
Kartano
Tpkas
Nummela
Kiinkka
Kouvola
KiakI LOQja
Kyrkilait
t^nid ai
Onmala
Sa°lo
Mabn
Kaseborg
Vi^fg
Kenva
PukkiO
Uatula H
MOUer Otkar
hakan k
Ncosnu. Ilarald
Sorden s wan li de
hordemvan T de
Nyberg jotaincet
Labti
Kusko
Lobja as
Sockenbacka
Littomen
KyrksUtt
Rubimiki
Koski (T t )
Saynijirvl
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464
FINLAND
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd)
Fi-twi
Ornmark Ao?
Piajann M L
Palmrolb ^ ffurd
lalohflmo, Jl G O/Y
paloh« mo K A
I cthenienu Gods A/B
robjali,To\o
Kambcrg
Cunnar
Ros'Tnlf'T EtiV
Roscniew Lennart
Roseolew Werner
Kosenlew W ilb
Rosenlew W & E
Rotennacn Ernst
Rotk ith G Eni
Sank U Laun
SVTiln E
ScbauTan \iktot
SiUkila Juho
Sonck Karl
bondatsom EU*l
WaM W
W endt llialtnar a on
Wegel us Ake
W «i an Wahelm
Win'iwt Carl
Wrede Adna de
Wn,ht Feed too
itakkaeo »n. K
Hoppu J
jalas A
tanssen P
Until P T
Kuuiuta J
U'citall H
LnkiMQ J p«nn
AVKSHISE CatTLt (contd )
Pasurby
Laukkala
Mngau^
RaUio-Kuninkala
Pcrhenieim
Kansa^nienu
CnnkhaU
KiokkaU
SocTntaka
KauniL
l-addai;
Brodtorp
Ratnla
Sankila
Lan^rsy}
Reppo
Trompan
Vlustilaa Eoatda
Mattila
SUnvilc
ToouU
Pelkola
Mdrby
Smeda
Rabbelugn
Abramsby
FrSMSH SHEEP
AiColahii
Tyrvaata
Kart tula
Saakamaki
Toieokt
Karttula
Teisko
Aitelabu
riNMSH PIGS
Airakaiaen Auf SiUiniai
Alaooe A ErtrU]
Atninefl Soda de Mn Kuotm
Bjorkenheun Ldv d«
Braadrf A Kitee
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PRANCE
AtS
Livestock Breeding in France.
The Ln c Stock cjtimalc states cattle l A 938,000,
Resulting from the French Rc\olution, France
>^as dmded into Departments m the >ear 1790, haMng
preMOUsl> been dmded into Go\emmcnts and Pro-
Mnccs From an agricultural pomt of \iew, 1 e , in
reference to what the country products, the dmsion
into agricultural districts is practical Thus, the
southern district, bordenng on the Mediterranean is
the oliie distnct TTie district, up to a line running
in a north-eastern direction from the Department of
Gironde to the Vosges, is the maize district . from
the mouth of the Riier Loire to Mizi^res in the Arfennes
above which line the vine vnll not grow, the wine
produang distnct extends, and the remainder of the
country, ^yond this distnct, is the farm staple product
distnct. being chiefly devoted to cropping and live
stock breeding Of the population, after the war
considerably less than 40 million, 71% devote their
life and work to agncuhure and stock breeding The
soil IS remarkable for its sub-division France is
to-dav the largest wheat produang country m Europe,
having pnor to the Russian revolution been second
Pro^bly she is also the largest potato and sugar beet
producer m Europe The production of wine from
the grapies is, of course, the mam agricultural pro-
duct. and so far. no other country m the world has
reaped the position of France as a wine producer
Some 1,800 000 hectares bear grapes A large area
IS unpr^uctive, being marshes, swamps and moors
The country is traversed by numerous rivers, few of
which, however, are of any great importance The
^imate is probably the finest on the continent of
Europe Next to Great Britain, France is the largest
Colonial Power, holding in Afnca Algeria, Tunis,
part of Morocco Senegal, part of the Niger Territory,
Guinea, the Ivory Coast Territory, Dahome part of
Congo, and the Somali Coast Territory In Asia
Cochin China, Cambodia Annam, Tonking Laos,
Pondicherry, Karical and Chandemagor In the South
Sea France holds New Caledonia, the Loyalty Islands,
the Marquesas the Paumotu, the Gambia and the
Clipperton islands In the Indian Ocean the islands of
Madagascar, Reunion, the Mayotte, the Comoro
Islands the New Amsterdam and the Kerguelen
islands On the Amencan continent Guiana, besides
the islands of Martinique, Guadeloupe and Mane
Galante, while the small unimportant islands close to
the Newfoundland Coast, St Pierre and Miquelon
are also under French sway Resulting from these
many colonial possessions and their diversity from
various points of view, France is fortunate in having
this large field to absorb her manufactures and surplus
live stock
Owing to the diversity of soil and climatic conditions
in the country, a great number of breeds of cattle and
sheep have evolved in course of time, and while
some of these arc not of any outstanding merits France
breeds several very valuable types of both cattle and
sheep As a horse breeder France has always been
sheep 10,710,000, pigs 6,017000. horses 2,920000
prominent Speaking generally about the cattle breeds,
It might be staled that the ' Dual Purpose breeds,
with few exceptions are most popular among the
agncultunsts The French are energetic farmers and
live stock breeders . and while the various breeds
and types undoubtedly locally suit a Districts require-
ments. they have scarcely, so far, come up to the excel-
lence of the British breeds Therefore although
obviously France has all the advantages in her own
Colonies and Protectorates when intrc^ucing her own
breeds, undoubtedly many of the British breeds would
prove of greater utility
Among the valuable cattle breeds in France,
pride of place is easily taken by the magnificent
Chaiollaise breed Among the world's beef produang
breeds, Charollaise cattle hold s very prominent
position and it is remarkable that they are not more
widely known outside France
These cattle are truly a product of the soil, having
originated in the very distnct where they still chiefly
and largely dxist, the district of Nevers The actuJ
stock of this breed is now well over 1,500000 head
The CharoIIaise Herd Book Association containing all
the Pedigrees, was founded m 1887, and no animal
whose progenitors cannot be prov^, obtains entry
The Herd Book Association arrange great sales every
year at Charelles (Department Saone et Loire) St
Amand, Nevers, and at Moulins (Department Allier)
The outstanding feature of this breed is its great
fecundity They are fairly good milkers, fatten easily,
reaching a very heavy weight, and their milk white
colour gives them a most pleasing appearance The
Limousine cattle are, likewise a prominent breed,
good milkers, easily fattened, chiefly bred in the
district of Limoges They are favoured by many
breeders and of late years have met with a good
demand Overseas The SaJers cattle is another breed
of outstanding merits, chiefly bred m the Aurillac
district, Cantal The Maine Anjou cattle are very
good milkers and a number of breeders m the Sarthe
and hlaine ct Loire districts hold that the breed
should be given preference as " Dual Purpose cattle
The so called Flemish cattle — ‘ Herd Book Bovine
Flamande — are chiefly bred in the district round
about Lille, m the Pas-de-Calais and on the Somme,
and IS a breed of outstanding merits, as is also the
Normandy cattle, a breed likewise originating in the
north of France These cattle are much in vogue,
and also appreciated m several Latin Amencan countries,
and the Breed Soaety is developing its activities with
a view of captivating foreign markets for breed animals
The number of Normandy cattle breeders is now quite
considerable The Friesian cattle, not so long ago,
very little favoured m France are now making headway,
and the French Herd Book Association of Breeders
of Black White Holland Cattle ' domialed at Lille,
IS increasing its membership every jear A number of
good herds can be seen in this distnct The white-
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coloured breed known as “ TacKetee de I’Est ** ate
excellent cattle, large-sized, well developed and fairly
good milkers The black-white Vosges cattle are
also good milkers and easily fattened In the north
of France an excellent breed called ‘ La Race Bleu
du Nord ’ exists, not so long ago on the point of
extinction The chief breed distorts are in the
Department of Avesne between Le Cateau and Solesme,
and in Bavay, Le Quesnoy, and Maubeuge At a
recent Show held at Cambrai a most remarkable
collection of these * Blue Cattle drew the admira-
tion of every visitor A Herd Book was recently
started m which every Bavay breeder is now registered
Another breed very little knovm outside France, while
even unknown to many a French breeder, the Mont-
beliarde cattle, certainly deserves to he better known,
being excellent milkers and pronounced beef producers
The average weight when fattened is for the bollocks
800 and for the heifers 600 kilos The breed district
IS in Doubs some 45 miles from BesanSon The milk
has a high fat percentage In the Cote d Or, Chatiilion-
sur-Seme, a great number of breeders go in for the
Brune des Alpes cattle, quite a good breed, chiefly
suitable for tbe district
Excellent sheep of the Menno type are bred m
France, such as the ' L He de France sheep, chiefly
bred in the Eure-et Loire the breeders of which now
enter their flocks in their own Flock Book The
Chatillonais sheep are likewise a good breed, and
along the Marne La Manche excellent sheep are bred,
particularly favoured by the butcher for their fine
mutton Breeders of this sheep maintain their own
Flock Book at Saint Lo In the Sainte Menihould
district another Menno type is bred, known as ‘ Menno
de Champayne, and the " Menno du Soissonais,
chiefly raised in the Soisson district, are undoubtedly
fine sheep Among the various sheep breeds, the
Rambouillet breed is however, the most remarkable,
and all other Rambouillet sheep types m other parts
of the world emanate from this breed A number of
other breeds with their own flock book Societies
are favoured in different parts of the country, such as
the Charmoise sheep and the Biiet sheep, mainly bred
in the Haut Loire and in the Cantal where the average
flocks run from 70 to izo It is probable that this I
breed through proper breed material selection and
strict control might develop in sue and fattening
capacity as the grazing grounds arc among the richest
pastures m France This interesting breed appears in
two distinct types — black with a convex profile, a
Urge sized animal, knovm among the breeders as Bams
sheep, while the other t)'pc is much shorter, scarcely
reaching more than 40 kilos in weight, and called
ChilKac Bizet sheep, the mutton of which t$ held to
be the finest existing in tbe whole of France This is
one of the most prolific sheep breeds on the European
Continent, and its ouliUnding feature is its ability to
exiit on very rough, even scanty food Very often
thete sheep arc black vnth many spots of white wool.
curiously enough On many a farm in the breed dis-
trict they are entirely maintained during the winter
m the stables on dry leaves collected during the summer
Prob^ly the L lie de France ” sheep hold the pnde
of place A number of British breeds have long been
favoured in France where they have reached outstanding
merits such as the Southdown, the Oxford Down,
and the Hampshire sheep The Karakul sheep is now
being bred pure, but so far very little is known about
this valuable breed in France
As regards pig breeding in France, although the
French people are decidedly devoted pork and bacon
eaters pig breeding has never developed in this country
as it has among its neighbours, i e , Spain, Italy,
Holland and Germany Various breeds and types
exist but only the following two breeds deserve to t*
mentioned The Bayeux pig, remarkably like the 01
Gloucester Spot pig in England is a valuable bre<
which however, during later years in many distnc;
in France seems to deteriorate, probably owing to lac
of supervision in the breeding district It is a thrift;
hardy animal, easily contented under almost an
conditions of life, easily fattening on any kind of food
of great fecundity, remarkably good mother with a
average litter of twelve This pig is much m favot
with the butcher everywhere in France as it has a larg
proportion of meat with thin layers of fat The ongi
of the breed is interesting— through crossing the Noi
mandy Landrace pig with Berkshire boars aiw, ** h®
' m many instances been the case, admitting Yorkshir
blood in the second generation, the hybnds obtuno
[ afterwards being crossed with each ether, this pr^edur
being continued until no more “ throw-backs
occurred Several breeders of this pig maintain,
I however, that it contains a considerable percentage of
Asiatic blood, emanating from Tonking The Bayeux
pig has long flanks with a long rather cylindrical
I body The other pig breed, the Craonnaise pig,
is probably an inigenous breed m France, as it has
existed m the Avignon district since time irnmemori^
It has been stated that it originally came from Italy and
admittedly, a similar pig is bred in many parts of that
country This breed is not particularly reared in any
district in France but some remarkably good herds
can be seen in the Nievre district ,
As stated as a horse breeder, generally spe«inS»
the French breeder is prominent and in regard to
heavy horses, the Percheron horse is now so well
known everywhere that he scarcely needs any dwcrip-
tion In the United States of Amenca he h<^ds the
pride of place among America’s imported t
horse breeds Like the Charollaise cattle breed the
Percheron horse is most distinctly a product I ®
soil as he originated m the same district where he has
been so successfully bred since mcdi®val lir"«*
Pcrchc district, Normandy, where the Horse Markets
held annually at Martagne Lafcrtc and Nogcnl te-
Routrou are great events as there collect
from most of the countries of the world Althoug
Ifon/J p 475
lUiattal ontpatnATQ 471 ond 472
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
469
Czecho Slovakia : Landrace Pigs.
{Anxtlepa.t 419].
Czecho Slovakia : X.andrace Cow and Calf.
Czecho Slovakia : Landrace Covt.
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
469
Czecho Slovakia Landrace Pigs
(Art tfa »it91
Czecho Slovakia Landrace Cow and Calf
Czecho Slovakia Landrace Cow
Cyprus :
Thoroughbred Colt.
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
469
Czecho Slovakia Landrace Com
Cyprus :
Thoroughbred CoU.
(ArlctrfUftn
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
469
lArlulepagtHOU
Czecho Slovakia t Landrace Pigs.
(An
Czecho Slovakia : Landrace Cow and Calf
Czecho Slovakia * Laodrace Cow.
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
469
{ Arikh finft no),
Czecho Slovakia : Landrace Pigs.
[Art Ufa *418}
Czecho Slovakia : Landrace Cow and Calf
Czecho Slovakia Landrace Cow.
Cyprus
nioroughbred Colt.
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
469
Czecho Slovakia Landracc Coi
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
469
Czecho Slovakia Landrace Pigs
{Art c/4 *419}
Czecho Slovakia Landrace Cow and Calf
Czecho Slo%akia Landrace Cow
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PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
I ttstn Mai**! Ahjoo CAnic (contI I
Landrau
Vlorintai
Jfouthet
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— La Mcrcrtif Chalfaubriant L Irt
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— La Minetfvisr St Grmtnrs le Robrrt Mayrnne
— tc \Iw.l n Fuir* Miri Morannra 't i L
— La Jiussonn irp Doiirr Sfajirne
— Panlnani Ballir \la\«m«
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Alfred Kochrsprsiirf \rndip
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Louis Au Frrsnp St Aipnin a ftoi Ma\pnn»
Jules AuxFeux CQS«ile\iMfn Majrnnr
Henri Avi Foueeray CM»i I* \i\ien Maienne
— I^s I elites Landes Chatres la lord Lvrm Maxenne
— LOrjfeiie St Mich-lla Ro* Max race
— La 1 etilt Suhardiire la Selle Craonna se Maymne
LaMoltcPieau Le Buret Gres en Houire Mayetme
cel 1x1 AnReviniiff* St Loup tu fMrat Maytonc
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leltler lean LaChesnair La Tuerche de BreUrne IlleSi\iI
rellin iouis LaKletirr 1 e Linn d Angers M & L
IViletbe — lionneial Ru(( sn< SI Aubm des Chateaux L Jof
Tomn Llie La ttonnene Ari Majmne
Piiert — LcMileil Mat* M A L
Reau Count, du Bo i Fichet ChatilWin Sivrrs Deux Siv
Rexean — La Iliqu n de SI Mesmn \radie
Rwe Lot IS LaCoque) nlire Auveri le Hamon Sarthe
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Theararre dels La Touehjisc Granes i Glalie Longuefuye Majen e
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Doubs
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FRENCH FLEMISH CATTLE
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Andtieux Raol
Aiseman AebiUe
Bacy Crerge*
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Bilagny Gabriel
Barber, —
Bastard Gustave
Bate Baron de
Baudeloeque —
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Beckandt Gustave
Bernard ^larcel
B Ibaut Albert
Blondell Cctmaio
Blondelu Georges
BoUragier El e
Donduel —
Dotte Delatre —
Bouden Emile
Boulogne Alfred
Bourbier Andft
Boutillef
Bout.
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Braems Adrien
Briche lulen
Uriel >(olse
Brio s Albert
Urysbaerl Jules
Calard M le
Callet Lambert ^
Careye Cjrlle
Carpenlier C
Cirri Louis
Caruel e Raul
Cateau Cbarlrs
Cockenjmi Crorge
Codron Miurlee
Colparrl Charles
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TMurhlo Oscar
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IVbrtt Henri
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St Liget les Domart Somme
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BaiUeul Nord
Cera aeourt Somme
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Cassel Nord
Merris Nord
BugnySt Mactou Somme
Billancourt Somme
Halebrpuck Nord
Fluy Scimme
Lancireties Nord
Ballleul Nord
Beauval Somme
HedauviUe Somme
rnglebrlmer Sommi
Mem Nord
Lsquelbecgue Nord
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llondschootr Nord
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lUiJnil Nord
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Delort Lite
Drgraeve Cbatles
Degraeve Nfauriee
Degrand Remy
De^endel Albert
Degreodel Joseph
Degroote Charles
Drgroote Caslon
Degroote Rimy
Dchaene Georges
Delabane M le
Detaonoy Lion
Delassus Henri
Delassus Lnuis
DeUtler Md»
Delbetqie Cnule
Deleau fm le
Delvaer Jutes
Uelnaide Chattel
Demaray Henri
Demol KiiQy
IVmorsy Fernand
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Hepoers L4on
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l>equidt Omee
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l>eram Lueien
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Mems Nord
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Dorre Nord
Bolleteele Nord
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Mont ra Ternois Somme
Zuylperae Nord
Caneby Somme
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Noordpeme Nord
Crochte Nord
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Caeslre Nord
Sleennotde Nord
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kieiix Berguin Nord
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coloured breed known as ** Tachetee de I’Est ” are
excellent cattle, large-sized, well developed and fairly
good milkers. The black-white Vosges cattle are
also good milkers and easily fattened In the north
ol France an excellent bre^ called ” La Race Bleu
du Nord” exists, not so long ago on the point of
extinction The chief breed districts are in the
Department of Avesne between Le Caleau and Solesme.
and in Bavay, Le Quesnoy, and Maubeuge. At a
recent Show held at Cambrai a most remarkable
collection of these “Blue Cattle" drew the admira-
tion of every visitor A Herd Book was recently
started in which every Bavay breeder is now registered-
Another breed, very little known outside France, while
even unknown to many a French breeder, the Mont-
bdiarde cattle, certainly deserves to be better known,
being excellent milkers and pronounced beef producers.
The average weight when fattened is, for the bullocks
800, and for the heifers 600 kilos The breed district
IS m Doubs, some 45 miles from Besangon. The milk
has a high fat percentage In the Cote-d'Or, Chatillion-
sur-Seinc, a great number of breeders go m for the
*’ Brune des Alpes " cattle, quite a good breed, chiefly
suitable for the district
Excellent sheep of the Menno type are bred m
France, such as the " L'lle de France " sheep, chiefly
bred in the Eure-et-Loire, the breeders of which now
enter their flocks in their own Flock Book The
Chatillonais sheep are likewise a good breed : and
along the Marne, La Manche, excellent sheep are bred,
particularly favoured by the butcher for their fme
mutton. Breeders of this sheep maintain their own
Flock Book at Saint'LS In the Sainte-Minehould
district another Merino type is bred, known as “Merino
de Champayne," and the “ Merino du Soissonais,”
chiefly raised m the Soisson district, are undoubtedly
fine sheep. Among the various sheep breeds, the
Rambouillcl breed is, however, the most remarkable,
and all other Rambouillet sheep types in other parts
of the world emanate from this breed. A number of
other breeds, with their own flock book Societies,
are favoured in different parts of the country, such as
the CKarmoise sheep and the Bizet sheep, mainly bred
m the Haut-Loire and m the Canta! where the average
flocks run from 70 to 120. It is probable that this
breed through proper breed material selection and
strict control might develop m size and fattening
capacity as the grazing grounds are among the richest
pastures in France This interesting breed appears m
tv'O distinct types — black with a convex profile, a
Urge-sued animal, knovm among the breeders as Bains
sfieep. while the other type is much shorter, scarcely
reaching more tlian 40 kilos, m weight, and called
Chilhac Bizet sheep, the mutton of which is held to
be the finest existing m the whole of France. This is
one of the most prolific sheep breeds on the European
Continent, and its outstanding feature is its ability to
esnt on very rough, even scanty food. Very often
tlieic sheep arc bUck with many spots of while wool.
curiously enough. On many a farm in the breed dis-
trict they are entirely maintained during the winter
in the stables on dry leaves collected during the summer.
Probably the “ L'lle de France " sheep hold the pride
of plau. A number of British breeds have long been
favoured in France where they have reached outstanding
merits, such as the Southdown, the Oxford Down,
and the Hampshire sheep. TTie Karakul sheep is now
being bred pufe, but so far very little is known about
this valuable breed in France.
As regards pig breeding in France, although the
French people are decidedly devoted pork and bacon
eaters, ptg breeding has never developed in this country
as It has among its neighbours, i.e., Spain. Italy,
Holland and Germany. Various breeds and types
exist but only the following two breeds deserve to be
mentioned. The Bayeux pig, remarkably like the Old
Gloucester Spot pig in England, is a valuable breed
which, however, during later years in many districts
in France seems to deteriorate, probably owing to lack
of supervision m the breeding district. It is a thrifty,
hardy animal, easily contented under almost any
I conditions of life, easily fattening on any kind of food ;
! of great fecundity, remarkably good mother^ with an
average litter of twelve. This pig is mu^ in favour
with the butcher everywhere in France as it has « large
proportion of meat with thin layers of fat,^ The origin
of the breed 1$ interesting — through crossing the Nw'
mandy Landrace pig with Berkshire boars ai^, ** ha*
m many instances been the case, admitting Yorkshire
blood in the second generation, the hybrids obt^ned
afterwards being crossed with each ether, this procedure
being continued until no more^ “ imow.backs
occurred. Several breeders of this pig maintain,
however, that it contains a considerable pwenlage of
Asiatic blood, emanating from Tonking. The
pig has long flanks with a long, rather cylindriMl
b<«y. The other pig breed, the Ctaonnwse pig,
is probably an indigenous breed in France, as it has
existed in the Avignon district since time immcmorid.
It has been stated that it originally came from Italy and,
admittedly, a similar pig Is bred in many parts of that
country. This breed is not particularly reared m any
district in France, but some remarkably good herds
can be seen in the Nievre district. , ,
As stated, as a horse breeder, generally speaking,
the French breeder is prominent, and in regard to
heavy horses, the Pcrchcron horse is now so vvcN
known everywhere that he scarcely needs any d«cnp-
lion. In the United States of America he holds the
pride of place among America’s imported d«ug
horse breeds. Like the Charollalse cattle breed, he
Percheron horse is most distinctly a product ol the
soil, as he originated in the same district where he ms
b«n so successfully bred since tunes, the
Pefche district, Normandy, where the Horse Markets
held annually at Martagne, Laferte and Nogmt-ic-
I^utrou are great events as there coll«l
from most of the countries of the world. Allhoug
p 475.
J!/utfra/tcal pagn 470 471 anj 472
FRANCE
475
tHe breed existed here pnor to the advent of the
Crusaders, it is vtcll Icnovoi that many of these brought
back svith them from the Orient magnificent, grey-
coloured stallions of colossal build, and it is probable
that the breed was thereby improsed Later on,
honeser, >»hcn the market demand often was larger
than the supplies, possibly heavy Oldenburg stallions
may have been used Other French horse breeds,
remarkable from more than one point of view, are the
heavy Boulonnais and the " Trait du Nord " draught
horses, both distinctly of the Ardenne horse type ,
and the Breton horse is also a good breed.
French Breed Societies.
Hrrd Bookde U K
llml Bock de U Kac
J Book d« U I<ac« Bo\ n
d Bork dc U Ba « Umm
Herd Book do
««wte de* Eloveuo
C. AvenuedelaKepubl '{ue \unLac CaaUl
Flamand'
(ac« Bovine
Ij Rue del
A*I0i. Cam.*
Btou • kLeiii
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U Race SUine Sajou.
A\-eaue Carnot Chateau Oonuet
iUuB»Sc Loin
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(^at Uion <ur Seine Cdt«-d Or
BtaCK Whitc BalTavvCam*
Sociele d*» EHeurt d la Kaoe Bovnae llretottne P e None
S Kue de Doununee Qu mper
BaacsSSHlrt 11 t h Caerkt
Herd Bock f rinea > d« la Kaee HolUndaue P « Noire
ft Kue UaM Lille
«tlrEP
MiRleO Sutte
Flock Bonk d' b Race Oviaede L llede Franee
Id Koe Cbude-Beraird Pam
^letieo SHtir
Mix k Bonk du ChSliUonna «
^ eie del E eveun de Stenoot Preonce Chat Uonnaii
LaviUeneuve W^oniien Cdt-^Or
Sltiieo ^Kitr
Mock Bonk deUKaceOvifle Marmot precnee duSoiasonna •
IT Kue I ci hoR Laos Atne
SIiiivo SKtee
Mock Bork d' Sloutnn du Cotenton
1 "sd cat dee Elereun de b Race O me du Litti^ai Nerd de b
t) Ku'deUSUme Saiol Lo [Maoebe
SIiileoSHti
le Sfouioo du Cbarr
41 Kue Ufaj
Befiien' Nat on^e de Rambo llel
Racnbouillet, ScToe-et-Oiae
Fi.a Sitzrp (I arakul I ercian Afirakaa)
AsiociaCca Iran^aBe de* Eleveufi dAaunaua i roufTure
Tbuyiet Tbooon Haute Savoie
Srndieat dee Ele» eun de I otti Lar^ M lute Yortesh re
lott tut National Ajeonomi'ise
18 RueCbude-Bemard Pana
e \l HI
E Pio
SrMtcal del Eleveun d* Pore* Sliddle While Yoraah le
Inat tut Nat onal Agrocioniiqoe
18 Claude Bernard Pans
Claeevais Pic
Svadieat de* Eleveun de 1 om Cnoonaia
LaCoquene parLaubnette Slapence
Bavaix Pic
SvodKat d*t Eleveun de Port* Baretif
Baesp SuUr CalvadcH
Essex avp BeiHSHitz Pie
js de* Race* Poet ne*
33S Boulevard Saiot Den s,Coiirh«voie
HORSES
AapsseiKoisz
Sfiulieats d Elevaze du “ Cbeval Trait Ant'naais
ISbtenNexinie 11*12 Iftep debSIoaalle
DtatCMT Hoati
Soci4t4duSlud D^k du Cbevalde Tmt Need
la KuedoNieutMun UU«{Nord)
PaaCHtaee Hoast
Soci4t4 Htp que Penhetunne
NoienI Le Koulrou Eon-et Lone
Bot Loxxais Ds-iCHT Huftat
Spudicat H ppique Boulonnais
la PU e du Pabisxle>Tus(iee Oouiosne lur
Site
Deux Sftvres-
OTHER SOCIETIES FOR ENCOURAGEMENT OF LIVESTOCK BREEDING
5oc etft Nat ofiale d Eneouraxement 1 1 Areicul uee
i Avenue d' I O^eej I’afS
Sot <te Central* d A Tcultura de France
St Ki
. le du Louvre Pam
IWerat on National du Commerce du Be ail
191 Aveoue Jean Jaurfts Pans
FWrrat * * * ’*
ivu Avenge jeaa Taure* Ians
INSTITUTES FOR LIVESTOCK BREEDING AND AGRICULTURE
SfodKat Ecencnuqoe A^neole de France
9) Koede Provinee Pans
0«Hc Franrais d Elevaa* pour 1 Lspans oa d** Race* Fraoeaises
41 Roe Lalafetle Paru
F4d4Tatioo Natmoalede Elemxe
Groupiueiit Federatif de* Societeei d EWaxe
4| Rue Ufareilr Paru
lost tut NatKKia] d Afroonen e CokKUal*
Noxent tor Marn* Seme
(f COLES D AGRICULTURE)
Insl tut Na icnal Armexmi ]e Rue Abode Bernard, .
£col*Nal XJ d AfTKu lure a Cnxnon pat Jbisir Seine* One I fcc4e Vatunat* d* Kenne* I-e*\ilin*
SCHOOLS FOR LIVESTOCK BREEDING AND AGRICULTURE [CCOLES PRATIQUES D AGRICULTURE)
Crense
Cone
Al-v* Harts
l-at de Ca,a:
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Ketb I
Sajil Be.
Ante*
Loiret
Eur*
Cil**djNcir'
lv»y„-»ds KbJne
TRANCE.
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PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
rtUNCll NORMANm TATTLl
AUxandrf Ocla\c
Axflinf ]o«frh
pjdm Chirlrj
Halli^rf, 'Imp Rfn«
lliHpro> 'Iar<iui$ dc
Ilarbcl rtslin —
Ilaron 1 iprre
IltEUin, hrfr«»
Hpn«C,
l!fni dp CountThibauI
Uiswn Limbprt —
lilondpi I ranfoiJ
lilondpl Lucipq
Boniand Julp*
Itouchon I rirp*
Jloulfard OctAVe
BoulUy, du Andti
Uourdpf Frantoii
Ifcrurgoing dP
Jirespault, Rpn«
UrojiliP, dP, Jospph
])uo(l, A md
BusfiPl Robprt
Diard, Anlomf
CvpI CbulPl
Casiflanop,—
CutisspiJ Eugte«
Ca8»l*nPul AHred
Catbennp Uob
Catoirp Andrd
CPran 'Uillatd —
Cbabaonpi la Palm de
Countfii
Cbapellp Anatole
Cbeuanard Charlei
CieilP Chafifi
CliB Cuitavp
Cotbipfp llinri
Csutoo iUuelet
CourP«y 1“''*
Coupppy
C^uttila Count dpi
CrpuUy Aoyuiie
CtoiiP I*roippr
DaniPl Lacombc —
Daajpr C05 Count
Dauget Eugiup
Davy, E*lui
Dpbria XIP, Cbarl %
tipJoum»aui Louli
- rt DPpuil p
Ilalkroy
AtTiine
Kaffplol
ton Ip «ur Sarlhe
(iricnpiKPtilJp
1 QuillrhnpuJ
CrtiUp 1 lagup
Spci La ChailprI*
I'ran plot
Anctps OupMllt 1;
Kras Lon^
\aubadon
I utot pn Dpi:
IX Angl;
Ste Marita
Opqgtvillt
HiPiVillp
Nau'illp (pprmp d<
la >Iai lp|
Demouvillt
Dtmouvi lit
tlouQutiot (Manoit
dpi Elodp}
Ktaubpc la Rotitrt
Kltuntl
L« Urtvtdtnt
' Ptitrti La
Routdtre
MalP La Lrtloniire
Kncdupiillt
Torqtitviile
St S^mphotim lp»
I'rtiyprp*
nrkqurbte
Cmvillt
ErapRiont la VilltUt
Mpsnil Lrreux
Kan'utnp
Cipl
Ste Marie du KlonI
UtDCie
St Lo Matche
St lo Mtnche
Kurpau dp I oitP CaUaVn
1 poucl p Ornp
KotUr S III
Alfncon Ornp
Rose Ip iltrrl <! Inf
Ilureaude I oit< lure
Nacqupvlllp Manchr
llurraiidp tViiti Orne
rontalip Ip Dun S lot
IkiudpMlIp S Ini
Bureau de Poatp S el Oisc
liurraode Itislp Lure
Sip Mtripdu'lnnt Manth<
l St Marl n ile la LIpup
C ali ados
Durraudr IV>$lp Manthe
Ballprov talvalo
Dfpltpville I OreuPiUp sp
Calvadn
.Is'Ipu iI Mauerr Calvadot
StMllp S Ini
Ste Slarip luMoni Mancie
TouquPi Calvadoi
Burpaudp imtp Calvado*
Durpau dp Kusip Calvados
Mannpviile la <w>ipil S
Inf
ForSPilPsEaiixS It (
FtPurP OfTiP
BLangy Ip Chaitau Calva
Ourpaudp Koiip Ornt
liigny Caliadoi
Hurpaud loilp Ornp
Ourpaudp lottP Orne
ColnmlMfPi Calva lot
Sip Mpre I kI «p Xfancle
DpUpo
La<*Ip Orre
Bureau de ToitP kfanthe
Kureau de ly>slp XIantle
' Coumay S Inf
Bureau de Imip Manche
Lp Lion d Angers Katnl
Putange* Orne
Bureau de tosiP ManphP
Bureau de ItMtp Manilp
Bureau de I'MIp, kbnebe
U Ferte Mace, Ontt
re Bureau de losle Manche
St iirrrc Lgliv Manche
LilhIn.Mne XUior
( n hnl Alle-rt
(•rmbprl louU
(•null -re Kend
( ill I Iran Me
( iillol Wlix
llibi I p I loiur I
llimrl llinaind
J/pfVK u 1 m/lp
Ilnulullp Ifllx
lloull ■.Itle I rantnls
llnulirgallp ]ulp«
tlouyvpt I ugfiie
Jpsnsiol Uii illo
Jily MIpIpI
k rgnrli) de Count
Lalnnle Albert
I alan 1r A txrt
I.angp I flix
Langrr lo its
Lan I I* Ahxjiulft
llpurevillplrs \p>t
I r 1 1 rfresne
\ IiIIIps
O lvdlP
lltrll ir
Hum i (1
Kumu (li
11 Ip I lie \tjiie
Migiiy t i1v1 I
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gp \aUignpi Min
tiueranl (lurville S li I
IViltpp S Inl
gp Vatngnpp Aline
Kurpflu i|p /' til
ilia K ireou ile I o«li
Isvmu Dilplln
Lavnnne I ring
lotaid jean
Lebas rraneni*
labedel Albert
leUond L Imnnd
Ulourgpole Kent
Ipprivain I ellx
Lepricam Vipinr
Lp/aumriaipr /pan
Lelauponnler Afislldc
la-fcvip "illiams
Legrand Ldunpe
logrln. Lmesl
Ipgudnn litnand
leloup Oplavp
Lphaumiee I |l
Lpfellt llenrl
Lerminy Amand
l^oupniPt, I <lig
Lpqienifr )ul S
Lprelorrg foiWt
Leutllpr luUen
LevaasPvr.t enrgia
Uiureux loule
Lr4vel J -segh
Lnysd' Marigny il-nry
LopalVV*
Marcaley \lPtoi
Marie lelmend
Ilpurevillr la Grenlpf
IViu Ipville
Alton
Annrvtlle rn *airp
Rt Illy
Ik urfpvilleCflK-niy
Ips'pys
fi cn I vMIp
ijpuioini
liintr
SI Come de MonI
Valognii
Couvains
VlMVilfP
S| Jiitlm t CaV>nne
Ste Xfirledu Mom
St Come dt Mont
Sip Miripaux
Salolrtiy
Ijeutalnl
Magneville
Sor-tiralAtilo
Sacq leville
Treauvllle
RniperToux |p Coq 1
Sip Mane qu Mont
Ilolbpc S Inf
IMiilpvlllr S Inl
U KlvlereSt Snveiir ,
Calvadot
KiriaKfeKisle Miirlr
K Ifpan lie I lie Manci e
Kltlnvillrripv I S Ilf
Carentan Mamie
llirrauile I sle Mai el e
Valngnes Mil cl p
J ormlfrny Calva I m
H urpauiw Inile, Manrie
KirPtii lie I sle Mind e
SI Late, Mancl •
Touqiet Calvtlnl
imnl 1 } vpq IP Calvadot
II irnudP 1 Ate, Mand r
11 itraii (la I'oti*, Manebe
Metnil Mtuger, Calvadot
B ireail de pAle Mand t
ValognPi Manthe
Kiipq I'W Mantle
YprevllfeRivllle S lnt
Bureau ile I Ate Mai d e
I lamanvlIle.Mai the
I Nonnetal le.Sarll e
K irtau de I'lAle h Inf
iAlla>eJptiel Mantle
VlilvtuUrrt Uiie
lo Tbeillernml
476
FRANCE
Prominent Breeders.
FRENCH CHAROLLAIS CATTLE.
Abord Charl«
Ad'fD cr traofoi
Ad%m rr Rtni
A\iln Frantois
Auricle Charles
Bagu n —
Hard n Reni
Barge —
Barle Michel
Bas Acdr<
lias Kegisseur
Baudot hcfrcs
Chevanaes (
Mourns
BcUe\Tic
Mazebcrs
Cnlles
Che\ enon
MouUt
cauchafljp M chel \aumaa
Chauten<j St Imbert
Toury Lurcv
Beauiou
La \alrcfre
Berth cr M
Besson Auguste
Besson Lucirn
Besson Marcel
Blaudin —
Bloud Marc
Bon lie Count de
Bou Ue Louis
Bocihe Roger
Count de
Bomb C
Bossou T
Ueurg de Beta
Count de
Bcuteau —
Laebassaijue
Marault
Aux Apports
Lisle
\iUars
St Pierre le Mouucr
Grand Cbemin
\ alege
Doulet Louis
Brad M|
Uuchet Ante l.
BueheS De*forgr« Le Chalet
Cabarat Albert Cbamrlm
CaadoU — de MarciUy
Centre 2ootKhn que Cloa Ky
CbabaudlaTour Tbausenay
Baron de
Cha 1 Albert Coddes
Cbambormer ^ Arcy \u)decy
Cfaainpeau Tbionnene
Chatnpeau Jac<iues Anembouy
Cbampelle,— I relies
Cbaretie ^ bi Leopard ni
de Count
Chamw Me/tri
Cbnnat Lmlle
Ua n —
Clfnent Auto ne
par St ceRnaiuL^re
N <vTe
Route de Lyons Alber
Bes:>a> All er
C ne Thionae Alber
SaSne et Lo re
Cours les Uurres Cher
\audebamer Saonect
Loire
Niis-re
Ginclard Sadoe et Lo re
Lardapeyte Ciense
Magny Cours R ivre
Maruy SahneetLorc
Magny Cours N ivre
Magny Cours N evre
PUgny R <vte
MarssAlier Isifvre
St Parae hi4vie
NiisTe
Mars Ntitre
Bourbon Laucy Sahne el
Kervteur Loire
LaTenitel# Riivre
Moutigny aux Amogues
Sievre
CbacentonduCber Cber
Nesers
B^auteo
Marc gny ^
La Motte
St Jul endeCivry
Ciiyae
Colas tiarcel Cougny
CoUas de Cbatelperrou Chasm pierre
Co>]urguir>t>atun[uo4 Abbay
Crouzier yiirhel ^1 guy's Rboudon
Delorme liucarouge — Itigny-s Arroux
DeWrme — Teen ol es
DeruuaT Iherre Toulm ilussy
IVnault — LaChaue
Dessanny Luclen "frenugny
Duin A
I>i.-o
DfTu Hr Counte de Cressanges
Dulsris Ad Ifhe bully
LhiUndrU \ ail ns
saLlce I >^re
I>ufarc*>ge 1*1 rie Ballire
I>umouiri Antceiio Fipnasiy
Court par Cosoe hiirte
Pr*n>ery Niivre
Cervon Ni<sTe
Plagny L»*vt«
Saucerre Cher
Cercy la To«ir Ni#vt«
Sahoe el Lo^
St Saulge Niivte
NiisTe
Cutty le Cu<tiit Cber
AUier
AUier
St Perte Niivre
Deciles Ni^vre
Sahne et Louv
J/ant Aaicgwer
r l^e-d Or
AUier
Sahne et Loiie
y iry SaOne et Loire
Dud-s Auron Cber
Corhigny Aidvre
Samca re Nrfvrc
BaiLrj Cber
Boyer bahoc et Loire
AlUer
SI Bonnrtdejous
NaOne et Loire
Cbai gy Sabne et Lolie
Suuiliunl Arcbasnbault
Ir l«mer Sahne el
Marts-Allper NiAsr*
Gayiny — Domaine de Plaix
Cdnin element Les Champnas
Geffrey Hubert Arthel
Cestal Kemy Sayonne
Gilbert Count Nauton
Connet Ph Uippe Marcais
Goutheiaud Jean Arcy \ indecy
Goiuin Lucien Sornav
Gnneour
dIdevtUe Baron
jonoet Alfred
Lacto X Rend
Laget
Toutailler
St AubineoCl
Pangny les \ ea
Le htari}uizat
Montchenu
Laguorbede trarquii Cbaumont
Lamborat Louis
Lanier Louis
Lapotte bmile
Laporte Louis
Laporte Robert
Lapiay C M
LarouUiere — de Chevagnes
Lautigny — Cbirpius
Lebasx St Gratie
Legrand Paul Les Vesvi
Argenton-s Creus"
Grosbout
Chemzot
Mon let
Lepiy Alexis
LeUeu Pierre
Lerrot Marcel . .
LCiioiIle de Count Lccluse
Letur«4 — Aux Laurents
Lhoste Lfon
Lbulp o Heon
Linson Pierre
Loidebord —
Lonnat Baron de Cl*ssy
bUItt — La TerU
Chiteau Cbevigoy
Mery-es Bow
\ itty s Loire
Romenay
Setspauges
Care Yaeure
Mangin —
tUnnge Jean
Martege Lion
Maruige I lerre
Masse Auguste
Massy Hubert
Maunre C
Meraer Pierre
MOtaine Abel
Meunier —
Btaumont
Chanpbs
Ungy
Bussy
CermgnylExmpI
La Forge
Trouget
Doi jon
Toutlaye
Dotnaine del Cns
tforieniart it de MeiBaot
Aloul n »
Naud 0 Jean
Naud n — •
A netr Hnm
d O ron Baron
Pacaud Mde
1-1 Comtneraye
Crecy
XlaroUes
La Matte
La Roche
Bricbes
Patnat Feed sand Corrombles
Permet Dr I Osae Guer n
Petitpfie — Aix
PleurbaC DAsir^ MontgoubI D
Pouncau Armand MagnyCours
Prettermain Lucten t royd
Rouse -
Kurile
Crol deSavigny
LaChauiiie
LaValotte
St ToujeuselLsptnasse
Schneider —
Siunn Jacques
b mphal Lms
Strot I rtres
boucharhet Louis bt Menc
Soucactiet I term Cbanpagne
Souler Louis IlRnay
Tbeunul AchiUe San ly
Tbibaull Ken« MouU ux
Tirrwni er Charley Grace
TouUli n I rCtes Sally Ucclie
Too II n tacqoe. L I »r
Toull'm Looit ChevaUrd
Trli tecon AuUgny Montenolson
it de La Itelnnte
Souty M^sangj All er
La GucTChe Cher
ITcmery N <tTe
Sancoins Cher
St Sulpice Nietre
Cher
Saonc et Loire
Mars s All er \ie\Te
|t^PerTe^N litre
Paray sous Dna lies Aller
Cutty le Guft n Cher
St Saulze Nifire
St Bonnet d<? Jours Sa6ae
Cbangy SadncetLoiie
G mouiUe Seven Nievre
MouUns Enyt h 4vTe
Chongny Chat Hon Ni^vre
\ audebamrr S»4neet Loire
Aller
Corbgnc Nifvre
Cercy la Tour NievTC
Bourbon 1 Archaicbault
AUier
Semur Cdte-d Or
Cber
Sadne et Lo i«
NeuiUyleR^al AUier
C ne de Cennel nrs Allter
Cerey la Tour K <vte
Oimouille Ntfvfe
St Aulge NiHte
Alber . ,
Cuengnoo Saoneel Lore
Chaulenay Nii‘\re
PousyMeiangy AUer
Prfmery Nifvre
AuKty N fvre
C nea Acbun Niivn
ChareatoQ dll Cber Cber
Alber
,v.
Chateauneul M vre
Toulon lur All cr AUier
Nifvte
Sauce ns Cber
Declie Nifvre
Magny Coun Nivvre
Agouges AUier
Dcciae Nifvre
iTfmery N fvre
Couise Bessay AlUer
Cne Trouget All rr
CharoUes badneetUre
] poisses cote d Dr
Monllencq Indr«
Chatelde MeuvT? AUer
St Bemud Ary Nifvre
N fvre
CneTinlury SifvTc ,
St 1 errelc 'louiierMfvrB
Jaugenay '
e dAchun
1 AUer
t UcnindAiy Mfvre
Magny-toure N
Mouupar M<v
LIvry Nif'"
FRANCE
479
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
Fai'icH Mai**! Ahjov Catiic (contd }
Ilrntcau — La Crande Roche St La ircnt des Mortiera Rirtot Uajenoe
IIoujiTon,— La Mfrtffie Chatcaubriant L Irf
Huaume — La Ronce Pamf s Roc 1 ntrammrt Ma)mn«
]an\;cr — La M^nctni'c St Gemtnes le Robert Ma)rnn«
Latideau — L« Vtoul n Fumi M tt Morannes M A L
Ijmdeao — La llussonn ire Bouire Majenne
Lainploit — Ranliaard Bailee Ma^enne
Launav — \ arenne LpineuA le Segtj n Cq« 5« en ChampaBne Mayenne
lefeuATe Mfrcd Rocheseraiire \ coder
Le Coua a ^aes La Barre Da\ad St Sulp c* des Landes L Ini
Lemmee Lou s Au Frtsne St Aicnan i Roe Ma)-enne
Leroser Jules Aux Feux Cos«<l*\nieo Maj-enne
Leroj-er ilenn AiFouccray Coss<le\iMcn Mayenne
Loisoo *— I^s Pctites Landes Chilres la 1 orlt Lvron Mayrane
\l mot — LOrpcfte St Mich lla Ro# Ma\mEr
M gnot — La letite Suhard ere la Sclle Craonna se Maseone
Morineau — , La Motte Pieau Le Buret Greaen Bouere Ma)e&nt
Mouchet 'larrel Les Aneevinieres St Loup lu Dorat Maye^e
Oraio — La Rousseliere Chtteaubriant L Inf
Orband Paul Argeotii du Plessirs llle&\ilane
Paereau — La%eillcnece St Mcsmin \ endec
ftn* — Ccslandes Cosse en Charopam* Slayenne
Peltier lean LaChesnale La Guerche de Dretagne IlleA^it
Peltier leHus La Rhet ere Lirei d Aneers M & L
Pesleilie — IlMinesal KuKime St Aub n dcs Chateaux L lat
Prison Lie La Monnene Are Mayennc
Pisect — LeMeietl Mate M A L
Reau Count du llois Ficlet Chalillon Sevres Deux Siv
Reseau — La Dequuiiere St Mesmin \eodee
Rere Louis La Coquel n ere Auvers le ilamon Sarthe
Rlcossel Jules lacnds Roc Entrammes Ma>mne
Ronge V comte O dr Les Rues Chen lie-Chaoge Chambellay MAI
Rubin — La Valletlr Ltomigne llle A V I
Sanlou — La Petite Chau see Lion d Aogm M AL
Sautejeau et iVHiponora u La Gmmachere La Chapelle Heulin L Inf
Tbraidiere de la La Touchasse Cennes s CUire Longuefuye ^ta}-en e
Tbebault Lebreton — Au I^nt Apremont Vendee
Trrdem \ scountessde Llslellriant Le Lion d Angers M AL
Toque La Fontaine — St Fort Chateau CcstUer Maymne
Viot Lone La Mancelhere Berne Maymne
FRENCH MONTBELIARDE CATTLE
Ballot —
Clergeal Lotus
Colcombet —
Croqet itaunee
GraWre A Junen de la
Viscount
Grougnot —
Jaequwot —
Adriansen ~
Andtieux Raol
Asseman Achille
Bacy Georges
Baert Julien
Balagny Gabnel
Barbel —
Bastard Guilase
Ball, Baron de
Baudeloeque —
Beck Camille
Beckasdt Gustave
Bernard Flarerl
Bilbaut Albert
Blondell Germain
Blondelu Georges
Bollroiner Elie
Bonduel — ■'*
Botle-CHlatte —
Bouden Ciiule
Boulogne. Allred
Uoutb er Andre
BouuUer Jules
Manbal —
Marl n Auguste
Meneirser Albeit
Peletio
PidaoH
FRENCH FLEMISH CATTLE
iche^^ulien
lots Albert
Codroo Maurice
Colpaerl Charles
Costeooble lules
Coudess Ic Artiau’.
IVcImk Chat'
IVceeirtncL li
IVerNsillcs J
Louehes Pas do-Calais
Getaioceurt Somme
Flitre Nord
Meteren Nord
Pitgam Nord
Geunia) sur Atoade Oise
Detguta Sold
Castel Nord
Zutkerquf Pas-de Calais
Millencourt Somme
KuUeuI Nord
lloymlle Nord
Anor Nord
Ailly le baul Cloeher Somme
Bambccque Nord
St Leger les Bomarc Somme
Ifouckerque Nord
Samghm en Meiantfit Nord
Rreme les Ardres Pas-de^Calaii
Ballleui Nord
Crsa neourt Somme
Goumay sur'Aronde Oise
Sacb n les I ernes Somme
Esmer) Hallnn Somme
Rougerir* Aijoe
Cassel Nord
Merns Nord
B coy St Maclou Somme
It llancourt Somme
Haxcbnnick Nord
Flu) Somme
Landreeicf Vnrd
Ballleul Nord
Beauval Somme
Bihcn IcsCrolos Somme
Mocmb.>o*t SorJ
V
XlcTSVl ' Nord
Itai Wn*t Nord
ls-sirt«?u't<a=-p»|Ti» Nor
Dretooeq Ldon
Delort Llie
Degraevr Charles
Drgraeve Maurice
Degrand Rcmy
DegrendrI Atb^
DegreoAel jotepb
Degraote Cbartes
Degroote Gasion
Demote Remy
Dehaeeie Georges
Delabarre Mde
Delarmoy Ldon
Detassus Henri
Debssus Louts
Detalter Mde
Delberque Emile
Deleau Fm le
Delvaer Jules
Delua de Charles
Demany lienri
Demo! Remy
Demoesr Fernand
Denis Leon
Deperlier A/m4
Depoers Leco
DequMI Ceorges
Dequidi Omer
Deram Constant
Drram Lucien
St LegrrVauban
Ecurcey
Morteau
Morteau
Bettancourt
Kte Sadne
tto”hs
Saboe -«i Lo n
Mardyek Nerd
Meteren Nerd
Haiebrouek Nord
Kaiebreuck Nord
West Cappel Nonl
Mems Sard
Meteren Nerd
Mofbeeque Nord
Castel Nerd
Zermeiecle Nord
Uetmhoudt Nord
Armtouli Cappel
VVarloy Baillon Somme
Vieux BerquiD Herd
Bone Nord
Bolleteele Nord
VVametonbat Nord
Mont-en Temois Somme
Zuytpeene Nerd
Csneby Somme
Vieux Berquin Nord
Noordpeene Nord
Meaierrs-en Saoterre Somm)
Valenoourt Somme
tednoghem Nord
Croehte Nord
Oxelarrr Nord
SUSilveilre-Cappel Nord
•'---keehem Nord
Hen
elc Nord
Daoun Soerune
VVallon-Cappel Nord
Carstre Nord
Sleenuorde Nord
DeouiM RKhard
ISbiers Louis
Diloodt Menri
thdicT Kerne
FVmnruit Julrs
INikeigeourty Paul
Dulmul
Durre, Camille
Dupe i U te
Dureta J It
Dusesal Tueene
Duystebe IVerre
Uos route
Ftiecme rasm
FiTaid.Onns
FarqtaY Jalet
Fauemr er Aa. -rt
I eeo^Ecc' e Ae NoucToy-les-M--
Le >I Liard Sixomi
DJOT^ktaJu* Sxnmi
rb-i Oi>e
lljT S<n=e
I-ar^brcq-ie NoH
Ont<a|-el N/:ed
IUtb t<»»e Ved
Nooese, Stxssp*
473
FRANCE
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd)
Fmwcn Ncrmatoy Cattlk (contd )
Flrfol
S-imi
SinioTi
Snao 1
Schnfidfr —
SocitlftMiCpi
Soattcont Count de
TfnCf Lou s
Lcs \aulxde Ccrnax Auffargis S rtOise
' ' ' Lts (lu Calvados
Itatochrsay Ilouhne Om«
Chatnbo s Qrae
lIurMu de Posic Calvados
CloSviUf Manche
liurtau d« I^to S In<
Uallcroy Calv-idos
Orchcr llarilrur S Inf
nurpaudePosW S ttOise
Kuftlrs Lure
Mallol Calvatlos
Cbampccrle
toudehird
S^beville"
Eva nhus
Plaaquery
Gonfrev ille L
Uonnirre
Ambfaiv
Ctfrville
Tesaucc Paul
TocqueviUe do Read
Toulouse Lavitfec,
Count de.
\ elay Guy
ViUelrancbe dc Coiuit
WemaTte Raytsond
Younet Aunablc
Yvard Jules
Tocnuevill*
Mordie'lcs Le
Havcbols
Athis
\ illarceaux
Hraunay
St Nicolas dc
CouCapces
St Germain de la
Fecamp S ln(
flureau de Itoste Manch
Bureau de Posir Ills
\ Savne
Bureau de Pbsle Oroe
Bray Lu S et O se
Auflay S Inl
Coutanccs Mancbe
Fresnayes Sartbe
FRENCH UMOLSI\C CATTLE
BaiUot dElivaiX Gabriel Chileau de Brutincs le Chatenrt eu Dognoo.
Hte Virnne
Bancel — Cl- 4 Vcau de Maynat Laval H \
Broussaud A\-oue 11 Boulevard t ictor Hugo Limoees
Bruchard Marc de Chitrau de \aux St Leonard Hte Xtrnne
Cbauvaud — Homanci Cne de Limoees Hie t icnne
Uelhoif Jean Couzcix Hte tieiuie
Uelondre ~ Montbroo Charente
l>elor — Cblieau du l*u} Math eu le \igeti Hie ^lenne
Demartlal And^ le Vigen Hte Vienne
Descaieaud Jos ph 13 Rue tl e Berlhet Limoges
Uesutles — o" Avenue del llet Limotes
Dulreui I erre letit Uonnelond Commuoe de St Just Hie Vienne
Foullaul Jevn Le Pit Beynac HV
FoulUaud Jean LaFoutltr-n Le Vigen He Vienne
Foutsat Lrn le V eul Hie Vienne
Crellier Canulle Vlaniac Laval Hte Virnne
Crenat $ Rue Jevn Vouvilher I unoges
Lande deb Vugusie Count Neuvillvrs St Bonnet Brianee Hie Vieooe
Labofdecve Jean Macnta La Cociuetie Ville I Avwy (Se n« & Ots«)
Laplagne. II Av*nue de la Garre Limoges
Laplagne — Aux Vascix Commune do Vemeuil-Sur Vienne Hte Vienni
Laplaud Martial Avenue FinesI Ruben Lunogcs
LaplautI Frangois Couzcix Hte Vienne
Le Play Iiene CbStcau de Ligoure Commune de St JeandeLigoun
Hte \teane
Liboutet — St Hilaire les Places H V
Pascaud Pdouard CbltcaudeChassencuiI Charente
^■otal EmiDanue! Forge de Champlaurier Nleuil Charente
Kouby 8 rue Jean Nouailher I imoges
Rouverouic Ernest 16 RueBroussaid Iimoges
Royveroux Ernest 16 Rue Broussvud Limoges
Sarnie — Chetnin de Ste CUire Limoges
Synd cat DFxpaos node la Race Umousme 52 Avenue deju IIcl Limoges
Tandeaude Marsae Chilean de Brigsac Sovires KV
Tatrade au MaS) Commune de Nexen Hte Vienne
Tamde Doeteur Cbiieauneut La Fotic Hte Vienne
Teyiaud 9 Avenue dc Ju llet Limeget
V^nras Franyois Puv Slaurr commune de Couteut Hte Vienne
FRENCH SAIXRS CATTLE
Andneux —
Anilneux —
BeneiUAtui llac
ivetee —
Ilona) —
HomR —
Uotrl ■—
Uoutuo) —
beuysEou —
ChaWion
CheymoL
Civule —
Cou VelW
touJerv
bauirv
l>rlina>
Up erre
le Pont
Lascana i
comVAat
Runhac
Claux
Cbspv tte
Laroche
la Bousooi^re
Momcatn
Con blat le Chateau
rojogny
Cbomeil
la Rouse Ihes
Commune de St Paul de Salers
(CantaU)
Commune de St Bonnet de
Salers
Commune de Virargues
Commune de Naueel es
Commune d Aunllac
Commune de V c sur Cere
Commune de V etae
Commune de Nauncrncs
r d A Dglards de Salers
! le Lwpiac
rdeCbavagnac
idejussac
! de Vk sur C»re
^ d Aurillac
I St 1 aul de Salers
I de CravdeDes
id Aunllac
Cm n ui
Con mui
Comn ui
Commui
Chau
le Mau
CoTn line Angtards de Saler
St Paulde Sakrs
Juitli^ -
Lanbe —
Liaubit —
MaUet —
Monteil —
Nloutet —
Mourguy —
Poude^x —
Poideroui —
Rochaiie —
Reyt —
Sam let
Serre —
Seroudr —
Trejiat Me.
Labmeym
Gaspard
la Cordnue
Tougouse
Ciou de Hamou
CoijBUune da La
Commune dAurriIsc
Commune de Iretx Anglanls
TtUao ,
Commune d Aurilao
Ahglards lie Silers
Cbavagnae. ,,
Commune de Segur
Coiutnuned V trae
Cnmm ine de StBwvnttdeSvl««
V irargues
Commune de Jusue
Celles
Commune de St Bonnet de Silers
Comn uoe de MeneC
St Mami
Commune du Cl
leNteudaa
S en Vljygrs M & L
tif Tielare >1 & L
iriiTS Vt & L
1 RENcn MAINE ANJOU CATTLE
I CleneoceaudeU Land* U GoupiIWre St Augustin des Bois M A I-
, L Ini
u Ita V M »*n tie t -s 1 ouiO rineies V Urpnt I Inl
1* U t Ul lapnrrie la It n n rn r • Wirs Vrtidf
lalill — Touthe-ltes La I' mmrra <eir«S Vendee
i »r.l' — A aivy taintaiit Neury Ma e s M A L
U/ n 1 f» Ijriuntnef* Rarn*r III nVil
I*anrec* I V «o inlr»» 1 * Chateau lu INK n 1 Cnliay IVux Sevtrs
•rut t — !|n C<ai« Mayein'
la d n — Srulteav li '•me Mas-rnnr
1 a > — le Gran 1 ( rmir It lj.ir d Angers 'I i L.
n — laV u*l» Ct*'^ Kayirti*
l < »it» — |<s IIjII ris thai lelWy M A I
*- Ta Ira I vt Laurrt t VI rl rif I irme. llavenne
COurtrs de Marou i Chiteau de Challa n Is Polherie Vf & L
Cousin — U Meta rie du Ho rg IVuton QuelalneJ Mayron*
Crerao — La Courtillene Luce-s IVvSlcm Sard e
llene x — Lc Sochet 1*0 ianc< M ft 1
[Irsebem Alexandre La Montelirne Le Lion d Angi
iVesMere — lielle-Vue ChaUcs la loiH.Miyrnnt
[jrspres — Au T rife t ree Seuville le Uc ' ‘
'• — I s < aeeJl ere S lehrs M A L
m inrau — LaAemne boulan L.Jri]
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ys Marqiifdeli ChilraudeSi Hars S
— ta lUnslrle Surunlc'S Cl Hte H Si J
— a llellr Soe Satie Vuite
— Le it.ii<hllray Meml M.
Cat-n
Angers M A L
UJaill' 1 In'
rl ntei
ChirlJ
S VC
t Us Ha t K nar
rui t Joergh UsUUnlrt
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yr ft U
rf Mayeim'
I UIiil .
)up ilu IV’ra) '**’5
<l'l •— Lra Ha I er
- le |v r Cut 1 * t»
FRANCE
431
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
FRESai MERlSOSIfEEr
AlUi» 1 -cu s
Bach»l«r Paul
lUubion Paul
Baubion pKrre
BoissMU Crorsw
BoiQ^ao GusU^e
Btsssm II
DomIl»
Momunt
Ffnne it 1 Epuuy
aut \ tux Bleus
ChantfmCTie
Bou-Co\Kr
CabaiTt B Courville
Cintrat — Martli«-iUe
Charpmtitr Erriwt \ ill cts Boonnix
De \UJrfraiich' — \ illarccaux
Dfbcour F Goutanjrti
Dhuicqu* — Brfgy
Dore — Fr«nen«a
DrtuiU^ De
Dumonf — Rou^tUtn
FoiTTt, \ Petit Cha^trna)
Fournier Reni Bu-jaet
Gamier Paul Mav-en \Iiiltien
C boux — &4 Rue Saint Sa\-a>
G‘*ltt — > Feme de SouWua
Noceul le'Roi, Eure el Eo r
S i 'I
Dreux F nre-et Loir
Dreux Foreetl^ir
Eure et Loir
MafiiT Lure et Loir
Thonpny-xur-Oreuse \0fuke
Bray Ltl S et O
Li S etO
One
Ecwis Eure
Crexxanres, AL ee
Estnn SaiRt Dttil< Oise
rs """
LrfetivR R
Maisoni, Cexar
Moqaet. —
lYtnet Dbaic<]u<
IVoffit -
Sebtme
Soyer —
CWroy \ontie
8 Rue d** Fontaines Gisors,Eure
La Ponuneraie Tbocvny-sur-Oreuse ^ onne
Sai-y Roup} Aisae
Ferme de Sebastopol Clennoot Oiso
Meiiem au Peicbe Eure et Loir
Roede la I'ltfecture Eixeux Eure
LErJantier Mai^nelay Oise
Lesenlle Dailleau I £}<<iue Cbaitres
Fermc du Ballast Cblteauneauf Tbimerozs Eore
Mi^ni^te*
Saint Lament laAjat
Bessae %0\es,Eure
Isles ks ^ airaoy S ct bl
Br^ Oise
Lamecourx Clertnont Oi
Boil Uaocr \cy-«n Slultieo Oise
9 Place des Temes Parts
Plasir-Gr^non S et O
Sami \ alenen \oni)e
FRENCH MERINO SHEEP
Bartier Faul
Bernard Henn
Bertrand Joeepb
Bornot JuUen
Charbooneau Frife*
Cbause Feed land
Dumont Pierre
Fleurel Edsiond
Cnaienee Lou *
Japiot Leuii
xiaitre CeL
Grancey s Ouree
Elormav Bai^euse-Irs Juifa
Baifneuse-levjuils
f auix Da]meuevles>)u fi
ontaine \iItaiQe4 ea Ouesmo a
Pu ts Coulmier'le see
Fontaine Vitlaines en Duesmoia
Monlliot CbltiUon s Seme
Po seul la \iUe IUjeneuse-les*toifs
Graare Lmeri Chitilloa s*Sem«
Chit Uon s*Seuie
Matrat Paul
Moogenet Ortas e
Nomuer Rene
Pieacd Loqis
[>MS ioaier Jules
I^etet Cam le
Boul 0 A
S fdey lleeti
S ted^ Ernest
Toulouse \iard
ttssion Bnm s Ource
Ibiseul la \ lUe Baigseuse-tes-Jui(s
Chltilloo vSeine
Fontaines \illainn-en Duetmois
Jours Bai;neuse>tes*Juiis
Boo Eswir Alsey PSeiae
Eebares seine Saulei
La Fel e Baifneuse*tes^uifs
LanUenensf-l es - C eprets Dateey
Beau} ni, Alfaay Je*Zh)e
FRENCH COTENTIN SHEEP
Duvemois Charles
DdS'etnoii Octave
Fereo Jean
Jebaane George
Turquestlle S e Mlre-Eclise La Maacbe
S^beville Blossnile La llanebe
CatleviUe La Manche
Deten La Manche
LetabUer C
Mane, Edmond
Mane Octave
Samson Samaon
Trratintle FlamativiUe La Maacbe
Sainte Manedu Moot La Manche
Bnieheville St Mane duMont LaMasefae
Sebevtlle Bloivtile La Manche
FRENCH lORKSHIRE ETC PIGS.
Aencole Sn Saint Non la Brvtichr S. ct-O
AiiCeaae<Mar Le Perrar S.^t-0
Auberl USred Domaine de la Boul e Pelisanne
B-du R
Bergorue Mde LaFlouiraetie St Mondoo Gimde
Dertnn C F Chateau ue S gu n Liman Gironde
Biniere de la — Chateau dee Qtialre t ents
pmt ers \ lerjie
ILiisseau Jules LaCes^ense LaubnCres Mavmse
Cuille
Boorgo nr Baroi de Traev sur Mer par Atio-
manebes Caliados
Cals-aisac A (.habnn Roseourt SL Martin Lisne
Cartel Joannes tt^nuine du )las-Boucby Ilos»
CentreZoniechnKjuedaCV-iirT Baidin — CWs Rv
par Itamv Nirs-re
Chateau de •»ecuin Liman C rood'
Pomaine de BiUes-ue Mireuil sur Belle OonV'gn’
yVxnaioe d Eeot Matboutr Andelot Itte Mame
INiraaoedeGl ‘
LarceMhile %orkabire
Berksbitr
Ihon Mhtte & M idle
Nthiie \erkshire
M ddletvHele^kshire
Large Wbite loriahice
Large While \otkxbirv
Craentui<« Pig
Bayeux Ptg
. .r La H-eu
- La tardiiu l!^re IVncourt Lure
Dutois Ch, I erme de lleaurteeil par Cunt a
Durand, G t*rt Baron Oi»e
U Saostayv par S
Rocourt Sunt M;
Feime ir appresuvuee Lgneole de Bel Mr 1
toui I pf res b -el O
Foulut >! C'
<K»sei — r
CrnpKi
Inst tut Nai
ivmi
Large Mhile hevfcxhire
Craoeuutte Pie
Laree White horfctbire
Berkshire INe
Bavtux Ibe
large While 1 otlsbiTC
^trtix Pie
Jao.e
ne de baiRte-Manr«aii-lVjse par
neval ieire-lnl
AgreeM:vJ>}ue Is Rue da.
II’ ivirCe Natioealf <rtm>m.*UTT
1 S.AO
-■»'!> e hoeVabire
M AJle V\> le NorLx^'ire
I M d».e Whl e hofliahire
1 DerLsbirc Pig
i Large White TorLsb re
Large White Tcukxbire
LaryeWhi e \ecLsbjce
La"ge 'Ta, e h cuLsbirv
Launere R.de Cblii
Dordoene
LaroiDDe FiCivs Au Bcsc-i
vtUe Sei»e-li '
t — ■ Husvau-tur-Ccsvei Lcar-et-Cber j
Lange le si U-Je_ LaCco_a=une lieu e'
Oum ^ ‘«lar-li ‘
LaoU»', Maful S
1 ■ ' l i n pee lite Vl
^ Ernest Rulea. Large W
deFoum It prtsMussidan, Large While \orktbire
par Doude- Large While ^ otksbire
CbnsUas Fenae de Mcasan Crotrouvres Essex Pie
b «i-o
Leirw^ M Le Fouj»ran par Coss^le>\ ivtrn ’Cnmnaise Pig
Louvrau Francis Les Masses Ballnit Marmse Crareina se Pig
Laotac Mangus de Saiatr<atbenne-de>FieTtots Mid^e White V orkahJrv
ladre^l Loire
M-souard R de Baronvillr peH Bayettt Calrados Itaveux Ptr
Mooteynard Cosmtr H de Le Cotorabe parSa nl Large tthlte k odibire
Daudel Cher
Pag^ Jean Royaun
Pensa R Ocniaiae
S-etO
PlkelTT Paul tkicnaise de la Noue par Tn tnrt
Reg<usxatd M le La Biutocsmere r.ai
Sunt Madiunn Mainr^cl Leare
Robuin U guakiua IVaueesr par
Large Whj e T orkibare
Large Whi^ \ orksbire
Pas d' La. ge Wh >
480
FRANCE.
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd)
rBBHrn FuvtsK Cattle (coild )
Froissart Michfl
Calln.\\e
Grorsf R#m\
r.hesqujir? fr A Srs
Ghtsif m, GforRts
Ghritfm Hmri
Gillools Jules
Girard. Henrv
Cotlgheluek, Jules
Gomel \lbrrl
Grouset Michel
Grubon, Ceorcei
lladou,—
Hal lot, Charles
llenmmt, Louis
llerangbufl —
Herreman Georges
Latc 07 , Francois
Lelebsre.Abel
Lelebire, Xrmand
TortefonUme, Somme
l/Tcm, Nord
Caestre Nord
Deulfmont I<Qfd
\\4nieloD Sud, Nord
\ erlinghem, Kord
Caestre, Nord
Plallly, Oise
\\ mneicele, Nord
Le Tltre, Somme
Haiebrouck, •'ord
Clary, Nord
Monldidier Somme
? uesnoy sur Deille, Kord
iteghem Ibord
liasebrouck Nord
Hazebrouck hord
Domart en ronthiru Somme
Cillv par Marie, Aisne
BailleuI, Nord
Meteren, Nord
lleurecourl, Somme
Plessier s-St Just, Oise
\srench, Somme
Legris, Ldoo c e
Lucas, Raoul
Uootbuit, J£c6me
Morel, Cbarles
Ossaeft, Marcel
Petit, Louis
Pierrui, Robert
Ptneiou,—
Poupart, Cbarles
Prevost, Eugine
Quevion, Arthur
Ravaux, Fernand
Roger, Georges
S4n<part, Gabriel
Sergeant, Charles
Tempes Ornstant
Tbery btienne
TilUrr,£mile
Tratsoel, Inles
Tranoio Noel
Veriti, Charles
Verva, Paul
Godevillcrs, Oise
Nouvion, Somme
Llercourt, Somme
Nouvelle Eglise, Somme
Cricy en POTttueu, Somme
Verlinihcm, Nord
Moncomet, Aisne
Bcllancourt, Somme
Bonneuil les Eaux,OiS«
Brimeux Somme
Essars, Somme
Daours, Somme
B^alcourt, Somme
Bouquemaison, Somme
Bouqurmaison, Somme
Milleocourt, S^mc
Grouches Luchuel Somme
Penies-en Artois. Somme
Buigny St Maclou Somme
Fouquiires les Bithune, Sontme
Harbarcq Somme
Crouches Somme
VieiUe Eglise, Somme
FRENCH FRIESIAN CATTLE
Pach. »
Uachelet,
lialth.Andri
Uaratte, Mile
Baltin, Charles
Blsmpied, —
Bcnrelat A Jacquart
Doulflerd, L^n
liouiiiM,—
Boulanger, llrnri
Boursiucncn, —
Breck, Paul
Brieout,—
Brunrlle ~
Hniyfre-NoneUr —
Calais, —
CtLiiiFt^rrs
Carpenter, Georges
Cau lion ~
Champenoii
Champignrulirs Cbarhs
ChauT ~
Ch'ffl ei de —
IVlaonoi lepers.
IVUttre —
IielffiotT —
Ivliaid I u-ene
lirUail, LA n
lirewaiinrt
Ihxhatraii _
iHigrtt ^
Ih«ao.l Oatltr -
iKirowfa"!!,—
II r>r.f- ~
- ll!'.-,.,
Manen, Moselle
Augbiyn au Bae,Nord
La Sablemire, Aisne
OeuPiurt par Chaulnrs, Somme
Petites Tapper, Moselle
Delme Moselle
Ricourt Pas-de Calais
Viseq tlanoeuvre Seme el Marne
Dompierre prii Aveiaes, Nord
Bellicourt. Aisne
PresnoK, Moselle
Noiseville, Moselle
Beiuvoii en Cambt<*is, Nord
Orchles. Nord
Bochanil, Nord
Saint Tncat, Pas^e Calais
Nirliet 'es-Calais,l as^le^lais
Aruehe, Nord
Boucha t'eines, Somme
Fiocourt, Oise
Champenois, Moselle
Netlancourt Meuse
Bouilleaiime-Uervilte, Oise
l4«le*m Darren Meuse
Aubers.Nord
Hemes, Oise
J,riOS Irs- Lille, Nord
Tbresl, par Bousles. Nord
QulCvy, Nord
Srrans Oise
Malrrlos.Noirl
IIouplinrs.Noid
Main los.Nord
Saint Autm Sur Aire Meuse
Croix, pres Itousies Nord
TrcsiMlIcs Nonl
CoulKI < 1 , Nord
tillcTS-en Caarl le.Noid
■neuisry, Ain
Feel am. Nord
On), par tVassipiy, Aisne
I iiiis, Nord
Kozny en Ilrie Seine el Marne
hrciliun I asile Calais
Mrai-rnhaiiv-tnin IVnals.Nocl
I areti povre, Girreiile
I (ree/.Vtne^l Oise
(hmsir Aisne
llsinllirns parMairy Aisne
IV ucheneiul Nord
Ikei llirnt.Alme
Ralllicncrpiirt, Nopl
Fayil IVsrasp rUte
l|ir<hsl erven team, die
AJ nil Mivlte
IieaiirTenler Oise
OiirleylUe, Ar L
1(1111*41 Nord
MrT*Maete
E b, Louis
mbinei, —
I^u^re, de Poumils
Leeletcq —
Leduc, Zeooo
Lefebvre-Noisetle —
Legrand —
Leleu Prosper
Llndeboom, ~
Macaret, —
Magot, —
Manger —
Mangin, —
Manein. —
Marlin,—
Mamuer, de, —
Martel —
hlegille, Georges de
Mine Castem
>loceau. —
NaxaiUe —
Nottelet, —
Orens —
IHUcd —
TMInt'
IMlatler, —
I olle, Auguste
IMtIe Georges
KoebeniKk —
Holand —
Sillertn —
Seiiuier, —
S<Kiei4desrondertririe itint i Mou
Socleie Laiiiire de la Trappe
Sr 4 isons. —
Sola I.—
Stertn,—
Nvn licatdeOuirvy
Syn Ileal de Houcourt —
Tabary, —
T^rAn Je#
Teule Henri
Trlgau t teeitalnr —
\aetkMI —
\altUBt —
\ an l•Blu)•vRhu;«>'n •-
Chelaneeurt Moselle
Doury, Ardennes _
St LaurrntdesHon'f’Jfs.Do:
® Ly* les lanooy, Nord
. Hantay, Nerd
uievy, Nord
searmain, Nord
Trousiurei Oise .
Tilloylei-CambrsI,
Doury Ardmnrs
tbnti P»err»,Noro
BonmngUM les-Cala**. P*»"
Calais
ramars Nord
llatilchain, Nord ,, „
Pont a DormaovtUfi Moirlls
Elambemioni, Oise
Fains Meuse
Ogy, par Ihing*, Mo**ll*
P?tonne, Somme
Laodauvilleri ttoselle
1 eionne, Somme
Roucourt, Notd
Qujevy,Nord , ,,
Issongcs, MonireuH LK
Aisne ,,
siaint Aubln Sur Aife. Sleuse
Saint one In Cambno
1 cbourgnac, DDnlogn*
GuiznicDurt, Aisne
Mo
Roucourt, Nord
RUnqurlbrt, Gironde
Molslain Somme
tillc Sur Lmnrs Ar>Iennn
Morroiirl Al«ne
tcoix Moligiicaat Son'm'
lljubounlin Nonl
Loos In Lille, Nonl
Lgnv sur SIciise, McO'*
Le Catcall Nord
th-naln Nonl
Saint Ilrnolt. Meuse
Ccloml»-i, Misclle ,
LatalKcMulaire, Aline
CoXfii^levtalaH
FRANCE
483
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
FRE'iCH rcBcncRO'i Horse (contd )
Sa^l I-tliE
S^U4Dt LMn
Samvn frtrcs
Sa\in Francois
Scorin AfFi lie
Simon Adolrlie
Simon Tuc^ne
SouiT* Jules
Streel Robert
Surem Aupjste
Tacheau Auguste
Admn —
Albnque
Ba Ilet —
Belhnrer —
Bernard —
Bdon —
Bidon —
Blanpied —
Bonnetier —
Dorseoberfer —
Bonesberfer —
Uourgiugnon —
CRbailJot —
Calba ->
ChampigneuUe* Ch
Claude J
Corbedaioe —
Corner ]
Cofsamt —
DesbiT*** —
DieudonnF Ch
Doneo J
Dory —
Doaeat —
CntmuKr —
ballot —
rasrard B
Ceno I
Cirard —
Cedfna —
Cned d er —
Cnad d ff —
Ctandid er —
Crandid er —
Crosse “
Cuelle —
llausbaUer —
Haushaller —
neUenoger —
Hen Joseph
llenneejuin —
lluet —
Jacques —
leanbille —
p/r
Ki'%eau Lu len Chan'
Bouillon beorpes laeti]
IVulrov An Ire WFeh-
Bronebint UermantACie Culsv
Tuiletie Nopent le-Fotrou E & t_
S olle Lchaultour Orne
Fau;! St Jein-de la Forit Ome
Gu< Houlla) Lo sail Oroe
Temp errene St Germa n-du CmbFis Ome
Mfdavy Aunou sur Oroe Ome
10 Rue Rh 6 ne Noprnt le Rotrou E A L
Huolay La Chapelle du Dols Sartbe
Ras^ton St Nieolis de Sommalre Oroe
Logs St Leper sur Sarihe Orne
Crandlaj Sees Oroe
Babillerie Snuance E V L
I lessis St llila re sur Erre Orne
Bretonn ere Noee Oroe
Bois lleue Laigle Orne
Chailloie St Mar-de Reno Ome
Duron Cherre Sarthe
Tafforeau Victor
Tess au Fernand
Thibaalt Alhanase
Tisoa Albert
Toolain Gilbert
Trecu Jules
Tniptin Ernest
VaUee —
t alMe Laalt
Valpoeon Henri
FRESCII ARDESVE HORSE
\ eymerange
St EloyWoippy
Ursille
Rechicourt le-Cblleau
t lei le Chapelle-Gtostenquin
Amanviilers
Haute Rive
Thieourt
Vlortaaie
H^e
Sal val
Granges auz Dames
Marly
Foureheu*
KatsMller
An Laqueeeiy
Aulaois s Se lie
rutieui
V enet-tlle
Cnmonl
B scbnaU-CrasienquIn
BaronviUe
Jusille
^e'bf n7”
LandTemon
Ulgne —
MjuT*r
Maogio —
tUcmier de
MarUs ~
Vlara Eug
Vtathieu —
Matte ->
VtKbaux —
Morbau —
Mutler —
Nalsiger —
ObeBunoe —
PaUet C
Patard —
Pel ( —
Peiitgand —
PKnrd J
Reeb.
SehfBill —
Sebedius J
|cbtcrklinger -
Those —
Hiu liter —
TbuUer —
Thu U er —
V ibcatle — .
Vincent —
V n Ilaume —
FRENCH TRVrr Db NORD HORSE
r Ilrss s IWl'es lie S-e
ibfe Cummun
a Ahnont A i
ij Itertrr Nord
I Salt rsthon Nonl
Tulrs \i lers IM Le 0 >«r
I — Cmir i! T Aiaoe
A bes Nord
le Seel a Nord
Wont-fOnpBT Alan
Ik^dain Bavir Nord
Robeesart
esUeS-IrvSrel^ Wa
ISelsarl Labalrltr Lhrv Crxx Domes N
(>>Uf Souvigni sur Mime Sarthe
Cartonniire St Paterae Sarthe
i Route de Paris Alencon Orne
( astine Barville Oroe
Queux Masles Oroe
Mouchire St Cyr la Ros ire Ome
Roche Sous igni sur Mime Sarthe
Rue Care Slortaene Orne
La Cbur Ilelha le Tncfiard Orne
Minil Hubert en Exmes Ome
Tertre TelWres le Plessis Ome
Beaucerie St Jouin de Dlasou Oroe
Delalim St Jouin-de BUvou Oroe
Breu 1 St Joiun de Blasou Oroe
Blavette Mrvitle Oroe
Rue St Laurent NogenI le Rotrou E 1
Dordbal
Peltre
F^^y
Con
Sanry-sur S ed
St Thiibaut
Jallaurourt
La VValthouse
IMche
Lan lonviU ers
St Hubert
Manrourt
Ban-st Martin
Dertnnge
Co n
Vtittrug
Grow VVietiogerbef
Magny
Lagrange
Cnsrlotta
Reni Buy
FetmeTuilene Faulqueneet
Arra ncourt
S nplJBg
Micleuvrs
Manment
Merten
Bneut
Fermedu Sobel p Dalnn
Coureelles s NIed
lleUedanpe
Moul n Neu(
Dm rart Lorirn ^ Riq
^Vserv htoo Saj
VslrFrerrs A »•
" AVaas _ V -
»der-A>u a— I
FRANCE
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
FREKCH raRCHERON HORSE
. Sorct.Colonatd Ome
St Qucntin*de Blavou, Orne
. . Itousseliere, Fert4 Bernard. Sarthe
... Kues Vertes Ferti-Bemard, Sartie
BuraiiJrc, Aviii, Sarthe
Moulins la Marche, Ome
Fertne-Jveuvf, Dorcfau, Ome
Touche, Nogent It-Rotrou, B, £• L
BrfMat.Le Cui-de la Cbalne, Ome
' Boubys.AreenviUiers, E 4 L
Ajiiteau d’O, Jlortrif Ome
, St-Vxclor de Buthon, A T.,
iniire, Laleu, Ome
Bellouse, St Aubin devGrc4s, Ome
h , St.*Aubln d Appenay, Ome
' Suri, Ome
Barville, Orne
, St -Hilaire-le-Lierru, Sarthe
, Le Guj de la Chaise, Ome
•Jidien Jur-Sartbe, Ome ,
’ M«ire, Ome
tu, Sarthe
BellaviUiers, Ome
-d’Appenaj , Ome
r-Saosnois, S^he
Ortie
■luisne, Ome
uieie, Ome
Gdhoiy, l.ion
Gouhier, Joseph
Gionas, ^tofiin
Grotias, Fernand
Guidon, Ernest
Cinllin Alfred
GmUis, Jules
Guittari, Raymond
Hamel in. Adrien
Hainelin, Albert
Havard. Eroile
Hennet. Jules
Honatet. Edgar
Hubeison, Ernest
Jardm, Acsene
Jarry, Victor
Jousaet, Albert
jousset. Mane
Lampemere, Abel
Largene. Auguste
Lavie, Philibert
Leconrt, I^is
Leereux Emile
Lefevre. Georges
Lehoux, Albert
X^emoine Gustave
Leroux, K
Lesault, Georges
Chesnais, Bur6, Ome
Ste Cauburge, Ome
Rue Nationale, Mamers, Sarthe
Pont LucS sous'BalloD, Sarthe
Merlerault Ome
Couhmer, Ome
iocherie, i-e Tin la Carmne, Orne
Jtortetontaine, Cuissai, Ome
Fcaiscne Bellavilliers, Ome
Bas Buret, Bellavilliers, Ome
Grilles Mahdru Ome
Cour, SemalW, Ome
BouteilUrfS, St Maixent, Sarthe
La Borde, Cherri. Sarthe
\auvmeux, Pervench4rts Ome
Haies, St Aubin d’Appenay, Ome
Heudrairie, Coulimer, Ome
Rovautd, la Mcsniire, Ome
Breuil, Chtmpeaux sur Sarthe, Orne
La Cour SemalW, Ome
Bourg RculWe, Sarthe
Pescheloches, Ventes dc-Bourse, Ome
Chaussfe.St Paterne, Sarthe
Savardiftre, Tuf/f, Sarthe
MMavy cfme
Vaux-Doris Contilly, Sarthe
67, Rued' Argen tan, Alenfon, One
Plaehe-du Houx, Prfval, Sarthe
Crocbetiire. Pamc-Mane_, Ome
GERMANY
491
The Shorthorns in Germany.
By HUGH NICKSON
Live stock breeders know that it is much easier
to lay the foundation of a herd of prominent animals
for the purpose of breeding a type of cattle m a certain
direction than to maintain the herd at a high pitch of
performance as the years pass by, and perhaps this
applies even more to the Shorthorn cattle than to many
' other cattle breeds The reasons are evident to all
who have founded herds In Germany, however,
where the Shorthorns have only been bred dunng,
comparatively speaking, a short time, remarkable
progress has been made, and they have improved in
quality from year to year while the number of admirers
of this particular breed has been steadily increasing
so that the Shorthorns may nowbe stated to have become
at least in certain districts, a permanent feature
Shorthorn breeding in Germany is centred round
about the towns of Eiderstedt, Husum and Tondem m
Schleswig Holstein, a district which is interesting and
notable in many respects as there to day a system of
farming is in vogue which has developed on unique
lines The land here is protected against the en
ctoachments from the sea through a most mtneate,
really marvellous system of dykes, trenches water
sluices, canals, etc , and the fertility of the soil is very
great During many hundreds of years cattle breeding
was here the mainstay of the population, although
disaster after disaster occurred as early as tn the middle
ages and with certain intervals ever since, time after
time the sea rolled over these fair lands killing people
and cattle by the tens of thousands, destroying the
homesteads of -the thrifty farmers Many tens of
millions of German money have been spent in build-
ing up this wonderful system of dykes, but to-day there
IS complete safety from further encroachments of the
sea, and the large stretches of fertile land bear now
peimanent pastures such as one does not see elsewhere
Constantly fighting against the elements, the people
here have developed their capaaty to rely on them-
selves, and thnftiness is one of the outstanding charac-
teristics In this district the breeding of Shorthorn
cattle commenced some 8o )ears ago, and here, thanks
to the wonderful pastures, these cattle have developed
to a degree cf perfection that often surprises the
visitor who IS unprepared to find Shorthorns of such
! size and quality as are here grazing dunng the greater
part of the > ear in numbers of thousands
r IS here earned on m three different
grassland farmin re the cattle are
gr42ed whole year r then fattened
Urge markets burg. Berlin
etc , or mi sad pasture
y dairy fini
23, Fleet Street London
mainstay, a large number is kept and calves reared
to take their turn when the time arrives In later
years there is however, a tendency to combine arable
farming with grazing, with a rotation of wheat, oats,
beans and rape On such farms 8o — lOo head of
cattle are kept In such surroundings the Shorthorns
have developed and they may be classihed as being
in a category entirely unique m Germany U is
probable that the Province of Schleswig and the west
coast of Holstein may develop as a Shorthorn breeding
district , and when this breed obtains a fairer degree
of approval m other parts of Germany, Schleswig-
Holstein will be known as tbe district par preference
from which prominent sires and dams can be acquired
Next to Schleswig Holstein the largest district pnor
to the war for Shorthorn breeding m Germany was the
Provinces of Alsace and Lorraine Shorthorns are
also found in other parts such as the Province of
Oldenburg where a well-known breeder (H Lubben,
the Surwurden estate) for many years bred some
remarkably good animals . and there are several prom-
inent herds m the Provinces of Saxony, Hanover,
Silesia, East Prussia, Mecklenburg Pfalz and in the
Rhine Province More recently herds have likewise
been founded m the Provinces of Brandenburg, Bruns-
wick, Pomerania and m West Prussia
The ongm of the idea of commenang breeding
Shorthorns m the Schleswig district was caused by
a regular demand for fattened cattle coming from
Denmark, and as the marshland breeders in Schleswig-
Holstein could not as quickly as they desired fatten
their ovm indigenous breeds for the Danish market,
some far seeing men among them went to England
and there acquired bulls for crossing purposes This
happened in the year 1843, and when the imported
antrnals shortly afterwards were exhibited and offered
for service at the local cattle Shows held regularly at
Eiderstedt, Husum, Tondem. and various villages,
the farmers immediately recognised that here was a type
of cattle that undoubtedly more rapidly than their
own native breed could turn the grazing in the fat,
marshy pastures into high-quality butchers' meat
A further number of bulls were imported from England
and crossed with tbe Eiderstedt cattle breed, and so
successful did this cross breeding turn out that about
eighteen years after the fint imports, a "Shorthorn
Breeders* Herd Book Assocution ' was formed (1871)
Entries were accepted m the Herd Book under two
different categories 1^ , (i) for animals imported from
England, and (z) for crosses The new Herd Book
Assocution, howeser. earned on under great diffi-
culties for tome years but m 1884 when interest in
Shortbom cattle had spread a Urge number o(
breeders in Schleswig and Holstnn decided to go in
ior the b'ced. and since then Shorthorn breeding has
eased and never met with setbacks In tbe year
tbe CKimbef o! Agriculture for the Province cl
182
FRANCE
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
FRtSCH PERCHERQS HORSE
Adam Q^ment
Afu net Jlaurice
Avel ne Adolphe
Aveline Adolphe
Avel ne Alfrw
Avel ne Ferd nand
Avel ne Joseph
Avehne Louis
Bade Enule
Bailleau L£oa
Ba lliere Anoand
Barbet Artnand
Barrier Adolphe
Beauchet Marcel
BcBUia Arthur
Befnun Fernand
Belloche Paul
Bergeot JJaurice
B dault Artnand
B gnon Alphonse
B gnon Fernand
Blasetie Client
Bodet Ernest
Boucher Andri
Boulay Etaile
Boula) Franco s
Bourd n Emile
Bourd n Ernest
Bourlier Lours
Boutbiy Aisitit
Boutt er Auguste
Boto Reoi
Breton Georges
Br ire lienri
Briseux Louie
Brouard Albert
Brouard Laurent
Brunet \ineral
Buebst Paul
Bulot Henri
Burin Eueine
Caget Modeste
Carri Eugine
Chambner Alexandra
Chapelle Anetole
Chaumier Leuil
Chaumont Hent
Chesneau Albert
Choisnard Maurice
Chop n Camille
Cbouanard Charles
Cochelin Albert
Cosme AadrS
Cosme Flacide
Coster de Henri
Crrpon Mary^
Ctetois Georges
Dasid —
Dchaene Henri
Delange Alphonse
Demange Jules
Deschamps Alphonse
Desjouis Mauf ce
Desjouis Ra>-mona
Desprei Edouard
Dnrdo gne Lou s
Dordoigne 1 aul
Drms Albert
IXiiatc e Louts
ISurand, Lionce
Dotal Em le
Dusal Jules
Lvrard Emile
I ardo i Hei ri
haudrt Armand
Va seh* e Allred
I 1 la ne >1 rpoljte
lour; e AdelpLe
Soret Colonard Ome
St Quent n de Blavou Ome
poussel ire Ferti Bernard Sarthe
puesVertes Ferti Bernard Sarthe
purar ire A\-irt Sarthe
Moul ns la Alarche Ome
Ferme Ncuve Dorccau Ome
"Touche ftogenl le Rotrou E A L
p isiat Le Cui de la Chaise Ome
pou1a>s Argeosill ers E & L
Chateau do Morlrie Ome
Forges St V ctor de Buthon E A 1.
pretonn ire Laleu Ome
Grand Bel ouse St Aub n des Grots One
pou lly St AuhndAppenay Ome
Jlamel Suri Ome
Cour Barv lie Ome
GoupiUire St H la re le Uerru Sarthe
P goU ire Le Gui de la Chaine One
Carre St Jul en sur Sarthe Ome
Aulnays LaMesire Ome
puot Cherreau Sarthe
^fauchet ire pellavill ers One
pabela s St Aub n-d Appenav Ome
iUeigais MonCi en Saosno t, Sarthe
Beaulieu Set gny Ome
Bourg Condi-sur Hu sne Ome
pourg Mauces sur Hu sue Ome
Chantenay Cherreau Sarthe
Mesni! Dante Ome
Hilres Cent U> Sarthe
Mentrond Neuville Oroe
La Patlu Buri On e
Monguernite La Rouge Ome
Longues Rales Aunai les Bois Ome
Coudrelle La Mesn ire One
Cheloiiniire Ceton Oroe
BrullemaO Ome
Crand Ttouars St ^tar$ sous Ballon Sarthe
imay Bonnilable Sarthe
Louesmes Anc nnes Sanhe
Mortagne Ome
Levrault ^UIDen Sarthe
Saisaubert Marehetoaisons Ome
Flelsis Or gn) le>Roux One
Poupet Tcitay £ A L
Bourg Lamngv Sarthe
Haut Buret BelUv 11 ers One
Roust ire Verr ires Oroe
B got ire ChemilU One
Bretonnene hlaslcs Ome
lOme Cormes Sarthe
Quincampo x Laleu One
Ju lly S Aubin d Aj^nay Orne
Palra s B zoo Ome “
Galein ires Si Cosme de\ air Sarthe
Oormjllou But* Ome
Fosse MoDtuura I Sarthe
Sous Chineau Chapelle St Rimy Sarthe
Manoir \ Uiers en Ouche Oroe
Midavj Ome
1 Hotel Cr lin Buri Ome
Dado re Dam guy Ome
Tamer Courtoul n Ome
Cour \i2ot Sarthe
Mrrlerault Ome
Orgesal Bretoncelles Ome
Bo s Joly Margon CAL
Alencnn Ome
thsocm N ert Laleu Ome
Oueurie Semalli Ome
Kullr drs Mares Durrs One
Puns Mass ot Nogmile Rotrou E * 1_
Montmarcei Le Mcilcrault Orne
llarban ire Deni hu s Ome
Rial n St II la re le Chltel Ome
" ' ■ ■ r Dellav 11 ers Ome
D^rg
It llui:
. „eon Oroe
llomeray Courgeon Oroe
Courbry Prival Sarthe
Mesn I Mortric Orne
Cran I-Colombray Itouans Sartle
Ave Care Nocent le Rotrou I A
Logts St Aulin -d Appenay Orne
Chardronnet Mari Orne
Molle I angeul Sarthe
Do cr Mau cs-sur Hu ne Ome
Cui La Mrsn ire < me
Ma uy thssi sous-l alk«n Sarthe
\alerr Nocent le-Derard Sarthe
e Let Mies Sarthe
Gohoiy Lion
Goubier Joseph
Gtouas Aotoi o
Gtouas Petnand
Guuloo Eniesc
Gn U n Al/red
Guilin Jutes
Gu tiard Raymond
Hanel o Adnen
HanKl n Albert
Havant Ecmle
Hear et Jules
Houalet Edgar
Iluberson Ernest
Jard n Arsine
Jairy Victor
Joussec Albert
Jousset tfane
Latnperriere Abel
Latgeric Auguste
Lavie Ph Lbert
Leconrt touis
Leereux Enule
Letevre Georges
Lehoux Albert
Lemo ne Gustave
Leruux K
Lesault Georges
l^vasseuT Georges
Levasseur Henri
Levesque Enule
Levesque LAm
Levesque Paul
Levier MaurKe
Larecben —
Lois«A Jules
Lmsoa Jules
Luart Count du
Malherbe Artbut
Marre Lion
Ltaoti Proeper
Megoan Franos
Menard Jo»eph
Llerilleti —
Meunier, Benjam a
M teau Paul
Mootbule Alexandre
Mo^ o Alpheose
Moul n Lira
Keveu Alfred
Neveu Lou s
N colas Armand
N colas Marcel
Oaange Heon
Pavilion Lion
Pelirel Geoeges
Perdeteau ^nite
Perr ot Charles
Perriot Edinoud
Picard Fil c en Mde
P idalu Mde —
r nigot Henri
Pi sson Fernand
Port er Henri
PUuSs n Heon
Prou Auguste
Qutneau Engine
Qu net Fridir c
Renatd Ernest
Cbesna s Buri Orae
Ste Gauburge Ome
Rue \at onale Mamers Sarthe
Pont Luci-sous Ballon Sarthe
Meilerault Ome
Couhmer Orae
Locheric Le P n la Garenne Ome
Mortefontaine Cu ssai Orae
Fraiser e Bellas U ers Ome
Bas Buret BellasiUrrs Ome
Grilles Mabini Ome
Cour Semalli Ome
Boute lirrs St Maixent Sarthe
La Borde Cherri Sarthe
Vauvineux Pervenchires Orne
Ha es St Aub n-d ApprOay Ome
Heudra ne Cout mer Oroe
Royauli La Mesn ire Ome
Breu I Chaoipeaux sur-Sarthe Orne
1^ Cour Semalli Orne
Bourg Roullie Sarthe
Pescbelofhes Ventei de-Bourse Orfle
Chaussie St Paterne Sarthe
Savard ire Tulfi Sarthe
Midavy Oroe
Vaux Doris Cant lly Sarthe
67 Rued Argentsn AlcOCO“ 0™*
Plathe-du Houx Prival Sarthe
Crochet ire Dame Mane Ome
Hateoety Rouperroux Satlhe
Hanterie TerrebaoU Sarthe
Cheva ne Courgeoui Oruo
Llortagne Ome
Bellime, Orne
Crand Brolles Condesn Ome _ ■
Plate Champ-de Fo re hegent le-Roffou E i
Maiion Rouge Bure* Ome
L 0 lell Ire Courtetner Ome
Chiteau tt Luart Sarthe
Haut Tcrtre Dame*Marie Ome
Godard ire Courtoratr Ome
Mortagne Ome
Loovoi GJprie Ome
Beauroerit wt Sanhe Sarthe
Violene Droui L.AC w*,i
Dradin ire Coudray au Perehe E A i~
Rcine Bourgif* V dal Orne
Sanhon Chasii Sarthe
Riv Ire Chefri Sanhe
Borde* Bruneile* E A L.
Croistnet Semalli Ome
Savat ire Corme* Sarthe
Mon Repos St Jean-d AssI Sarthe
ChesnUe DangeuJ Sarthe
Mahoulerie Cherreau Sarthe
Maroletle Sarthe
l£tang-dc \idai Pervenchires Ome
Roche Oehault Sarthe
Eo^e Margun E A L.
Ronce Masles Ome „ . _ r
Cros Do s St Jean Pierre Futfe E A L-
B ou Cherri Sarthe
Cbesnay St Aubin-de Courtera e Ome
Tell ires le Ples.is Ome
Pless I Ronant le-Pin Oroe
Gadell Ire ViUaiaes-Ia Cosnais Sarthe
Mesle sur Sarthe Ome
Cour Haqu n Dorceau Om*
1 Etang Bazoches-sur Hoisne Orne
Feironn ire St.-Ccsm«^ '“f Sarine
GERAUD POWELL
NOCENT-LE'ROTROU, FRANCE.
Exports— PERCHERON and BELGIAN DRAFT HORSES
FRENCH COACH HORSES
French Blood Slock Norfolk Breton P<«t Horsef
FRENCH (Poitou) and SPANISH
JACK ASSES and NORMANDY CATn-t
Both Male and Fetnale PERCHERON CHAMPIONS ^
ROYAL for the U*t Four Years were exported Pg
INQUIRIES INVITED
]irLeding in Germany
1 ril country to Ac same evtent a
attle war but asnoilture and [
I orses still the foremost of all iti ius *5
stock didlj activated and the cro| 2
r years althouidi 1 tsuffiaent to rp et I *•
vceti nj? two thirds of the total afi^
1 lords and where the orchards vine/-
Ic value of lastures and ccml bcartr ^
c on mis decree of cult sa 10 t a tl $
An become unrrtdu'l>c I na | r ba I
f ( 1 lor I rc 1 tie total area R^eiaU'*
•t o fo| I II) tl 3 c re I I e-t m
c cl a si li w' 1 to cl 1
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PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
FRENeit Trait du Nokd Horse (contd)
Doudft Jonas
Drapier l-ion
Duitcno I Marcel
Dufrcsnov Arthur
thuette Thtophilc
Fare: Pan en
Faroux Raoul
FauMlle Cilestm
FauMlle Mauncc
Fietet —
F.U ette ^
Frajellf Eugene
Gabet Franjos
Gamblon Paul
Gelennc Andri
Giard IU)« —
C Ibctc Gustatc
Gois ft Rousseau
Grard L^on
Hanot ere Emile
Hent ft •—
Herb n Luc en
H cter Jules
a n Octaae
acijuemsrs Bottf —
'ar) Allred
ob-Cane —
lourtiu n Georges
-- _-.'l n Hfnr
Labalette Jules
Lan^rand Gu tate
Lao nnd Henn
Laoih ez Emmanuel
Lanih cz Robert
Lauti Henn
Ladue Z^Don
Lefevtc jean
Beut n ^ tflet —
Bouclet Furestier —
Beuclet Louis
Breton Georges
Breton ^Iart net —
Butez Ii^nte
Cala s Flares
Caron Albeit
Clabsut Eustaehe
Coddes le \\e(ot
Come 0 tate
Coustre Lou s
Coutrot L<OB
Dam ens Lou s
Dautque Louis
Debi elaere Josse
Debnl Fieres
Delattre Fieres
Oelallre Mo ne Selles
Dcsombres —
Dev 1 rpo X Pierre
Du haleau Em I<
Uu •
Lecelles Nord
Jut ncourt Aisne
Qu nev sous le Mont Ai'ne
Obrech es Nord
\illors Plouich Nord
Solre !c Chateau Nord
Neuville sur Eseaut Nord
Douebam Nord
MasuT Nord
Crizancy A sne
Tnth Sa nt Liger Nord
Damous es Nord
Haras dinchy Nord
Honnecourt Nord
Couy le Catelet Aisne
Cu gies Nord
RetnaucQuet A sne
L<glant ers Ma gnelay 0 se
Sa nt Rfmy Chaussie Nord
Landas Nord
Dorn des Gr{ es Saint Eugene Condd Bne Aisne
JJoha 0 Aisne
Fresnoj le Petit Aisne
Ta nierires sur Hon Nord
Haspres Nord
Ru s ares Aisne
Andechy Somme
Fla nv liers Oise
Roul 8 Octobre St Quentin Aisne
Sa Ds R chaumont Aisne
Ldcluse Nord
Damen Somme
Deaura n Nord
Drustre \ lesl) Nord
AbseoQ Nord
Avesnei le-See Nord
Ma r eux Nord
Qu Nord
Rue de Gand Lille
Leerand Dul belt
Leloi Prosper
Les the Geomes
Lourdez Fugine
Lucas Adhdmar
Lnqnet Paul
Macaref Charles
Marlin Gaston
Masquetier Dclemer
Mee eux Georges
Michaux Chis! o
Uonaque Robert
<»1 Tier Danas Gaston
Orens Henri
Pamen Vandcoth —
Penaot Paul
Pepin Auguste
Plata —
Potie Auguste
Pcevot L^is
Pnehe Eugene
Rasseneur Alexandre
Roequet Augustin
Roiand Edmond
Rouqet Eueine
Staumoot Fel cien
Tamboise Lefevre —
Tanboise Rene
Theven n Emile
Thomas Abel
Van der Haegen
\anderhaegh«D —
\anTbeinsche —
Vethaegben Lbm
Waast Omer
Wargniez Jutes
Wiba Ue Jules
Viebe Pierre
FRENCH BOULONNAIS HORSE
1-d
Sa nt Mart n let Boulogne P de C
I ernes lez Boulogne ' ' *
CoqucUes
Ole Plage
Oye Plage
Dun out —
Dumont Perard
la>fu CUbaut —
Hanqu er —
d Hcrl ncourt Baron
Jobb n 1 rfres
Joly-Cu bert —
Laniarlere Georges dc
land Alphonse
Leblanc Guslaie
Ltde l>in
Nielles lez*Ca1a s
Audisghen
Kity
Mounez
V e le Eglise
Pet t Libus
McnneyiUe
Callers
Gravel net
Ghyvelde
Marquise
Audin hen
Leubnngben
T Uoy FkinviUe
Coquel es
Sa nt Michel
Ilou Uaocourt en
M o ncourt
Embry
PdeC
Cala s P de C
PdeC
P dc C
Frithuo P^e<
Marqu se P de<
pat K nxMi I -de C
Lterp gny
Doudo Ue
Sa nt MaiUn :
Hesd n P de C
I dec
Marseille en Beau
taiss Obe
Destees P-deC
Kardnsben P-de-C
N^
Nord
PdeC
Desvres P de C
Marqu se P de C
Somme
Calais F-deC
I^Pol P-deC
P-de-C
1 dec
Colembert PdeC
Sa nt \alery Sonun
One
\ a en Arto s
Se ne Infeneure
P-de C
P-deC
P-deC
Lefort A md
Le Cent I —
Legrand Raymood
Lemaitre Henry
Leucbel Honquel —
Mart B btoba lly
Mart n Tbdodule
Monibu t Jdrome
tiuselet Ldon
Orens Raymond
Parte Marqu a de
Penet Joseph
Penet L^e —
Peu> on Jules
Pneede Henn
PouiUy Alexandre
poupart Charles et F Is Bi
Prudhoome Louis
Pruvost Femaid
Roches —
Roussel Camille
RontI er _
Ferine Beaurepalre Charly s Maine Aisoe
Dimechaux Nord
Haras de Tilloy les-Cambrai Nord
Pro'Uenx Plcsnoy Aisne
Mattignies la Victoire Nord
Buire sur Ancre Somme
lliuldi n Thiant Nord
Saint Den s I’^ronr Somme
Rodun Lille Nord
Vigneaux Hoequet. Ai ne
Sail Potenes Nora
Marey Hombl ires Aisne
MSngTues Nord
Lataule O se
Roueourt Nord
Fonfame-les-\ervins Aisne
Moisbns Peiaune Somme
Convrelles Aisne
Haubourdin Nord
Aisonvlle Aisne
Misery Somme
Beuvry les Orcbles Nord
FUvigny le-Grand Aisne
Dena n Nord
Pargny Somme
Aites Nord
Mont gny CUry Nord
Quirinaing Nord
Proisy Aisne
Deaun niies Nord
Saint tiiaast les Mello Oise
Origny Saiote-Benoite Aime
Couvron Aisne
Buirenfosae Aisne
Deurlers Nord ,
Hurieveot Csullery Nord
ViUers Pel Le Queinoy Vetd
Haueourt Somme
MuneqNeurlet
Utw^aJ Le/?«4
Hauteeloque
Hatlencourt
Uierse Eltiey
Friibun
St Pot-sTemose
Hermelinghen
Uemay-en Ponth ei
\ rile Eglise
Hes^a 1 Abbi
Restons-s Matt
\V Ueman
Hauteeloque
K^ncourt
Audembert
Cricy-ea Ponth eu
t RebeU
Trancart —
Ferdure C«oci!«s
Vdluigue Fibres
Versa Paul
Wache Pant
M att ne Georges
Waz fees AtniiKe de
Wax fees Kaoul de
Memaere Paul
Milliaid Charles
Tncat
Frettemcule
Beuvrequen
Ca np gneulles
" -1 ghen
lez I et
Chaumont-en Vezin
Oro«couit
TorlclouU oe
Beuvrequen
Vie lie Eghse
Fouffim R eametz
St Pol F d< C
Semina , _
Riaeeat P-da-C.
Bonningues lez
Calan F-da-C.
P de C.
Hard nghea Pde-
Rfefi fra EelwB
Somna
Hesd gaeuL P'deC
0‘S* . „
Le Parcq F'da^
Saint Pol P-de-C
Sant Pol P-d«^
Marqu e P-dtC
Abbfv lie Somme
Ponches Lslruval
Somme
P de C , _
Frethun P-d* C.
Somme
Marq ise P-d^^
P-de C
Ou nes P «
Le Parcq I
de 1 INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORY OF PEDIGREE STOCK BREEDERS,
23 Fleet Street, Londres, Angletetre moniKS ni>‘
iin r jicrloiro coiitimioHoinpnt tenu A jour dans leqiiel sont in)iqu6s les nonis des perso -ndolic
sifsnnce s CKciipont do 1 dloxtige d animaux de race ciontinds A 1 \Rricultiire Ce r6i»ortoiro L
‘ do tone los jmts cmlisAs rt ronlient dea rensCTRnements trfs prAoin sur los noms et a<iro« ^
I -I quo Hur ii utH nniinniix NIM I n AI vourx do bdtail quel quo noit lour pnj* !<"*
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t e A tol oil tol rlimtit los martl 'n d a| j roviaionnemont etc t to HAponso 1 ur ficrn I me 1
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<Jr<Tl<T"f *•» It'c ttocV induilr)* durms luch «
rf tmv. And the fmt fntini trc ctnlJ-nKnittr
fynnc «Stf«c 1 rd to tKc induitf)-. Tlie m'rm »fUptrd
to tKr contfcl rf Incfdnt it tfic tnoil »ui!»* 4 c
for Cmntn rrTuiffmenlfMno cmlrtliimi; of •‘fmlmt*
tfati'c p^r^Tf io tlio pcfton H cKkf diftction of iKc
Atwittion of Prdiffcc Ik-e ifock brcctWi, (n
I Germany llitt mlrm Krmt to t*rfk wondcffully '»ffl
1 «t tKe indj'idual fwrrdcr, a mem}>cr of Hit Society, tt
I centUnll) guided and adrited at (0 iKe fKnt metKodt
1 and animalt to l>e cKoien : and a!) otef the country
1 the "GnnrTuttrt of Sefcetiw** appointed l»y the
breedm lhcmiel»ri. it now w-ieldlnK lupreme authority
I in the teleclion of animalt for breedinj. etcludmtt
inditaiminate lireedmc and the ute of valuefett
anirruir. The follonins leriet of article! writtert by a
number of well*lnov.Ti Ii%e*itock men. all prominent
in th«f iphere* of aclitjtia. tettify to the tery high
let cl to which German live stock breeding hat bem
brought. Undoubtedly, within a short space of lime
the German breeders will rank among the foremost
of the Hurld's stock breeders, and German Pedigree
strains looked upon as reliable in their functions in
esery respect.
Resulting from its geographical position, the
German Reich, geographically and structurally, is scry
dnertified. and the variety of soli and other egricul*
tural conditions explains why within the country
so many different races and breeds have during the
space of time developed on distinctly different lines,
ilie German Reich consists of Prussia, Bavaria,
Wurtemberg, Saxony, Baden, Mecklenburg-Schwerin.
Hesse. Oldenburg, Brunswick, Thliringen, Mccklen*
burg'StrcIitz, Anhalt. Lippe, and Waldeck, besides
the Free Cities of Hamburg, LCibeck and Bremen,
each of which is a Republic comprising the Town
and surrounding country. Germany is naturally
divided into three regions, Alpine foreland, with
the South-German Tableland, a Central Highland,
and the great Plains in the north which cover the entire
sea front. Generally speaking, the climate of Gennany
1$ temperate and very healthy but differing considerably.
The rainfall all over the country is on an average 28
inches. Owing to the enormous)y rapid increase in
the population, Germany is no longer an agricultural
emrntry #1 the sitw et'^nl 41 if w»i th"
w»r, lull afficsi’tiife a-vl live I’-Kk brrMinj are
sti'l iho of a’l i-rl niri't Tlv iml is iplm-
d»^b oiI'jtiiM a-vl iK*- crrvs are alwsn liotnlifnl,
ahh<»»fh im-iffio'nt to rrwt ib* dr-nn-l. Mire than
two thirds f)( iV i^sj «re cu’'iTs*el. an! ercry-
whfic iho rfcKsnlt. vsiwyjfdi. rardens. nvadowi,
psilufrt and ctrral l»'an'i* fKlli Iritifv !•> the hrjh
drnrr of cullira'wn in this cwintfy The absolutely
tmprrdKtnr lanl prn’uMy only repmenfi fo^o of
the tola! area. R>e is the chief crop, tlw acrcare I>cjfin2
this tvrral l-nnc estirmlrd at nearly 6o.oon.ooj acres,
while fMli are ailln-aJnl on nearly i2,r*x>,ooo acres,
at afilnit wheat which tt only cultivated on a.Soo.ooo
acsn af>d barley on 4,200,000 acres The cultivation
of the saigar beet it carrtcal cn on a very Urge area,
and this erop hat certamly l>een one of the chief
mstrsimentt in cleaning the toil while furnishing the
lire stock snth splendid fenhng stuff Agricultural
education it highly developed and to tiuny of the
twrnt>-or»e Univrriitirs ctperimenul farming and Ine
itock nations are attached
The numlier of Aisocutioni of breeders of cattle,
shceyt. pigs, horses and goats it remarkahle. and the
o-opefatise spirit lecmi to penetrate into every
sphere of agricultural aOnrity.
One of the powerful instruments for promoting
farming and live stock breeding in Cerrrun), the
** Deutsche Landwirtsehafti Cesellschafl,*’ Berlin,
works successfull) for the benefit of the farmers
Every year the Society arranges Agricultural Exhibi-
tions. and the awards and prucs granted b> the
Soaety arc accepted all over the country as the hall
mark of excellence.
Among other Institutions and Organisations
working for the benefit of agriculture m Germany,
the following should be mentioned
KckM V ttSMnI lur Zurhli rrUlunj IViiii hrn \\»niililm Tau.'iitiicn
•iriw* 7 Il-ilin \\ Oncaniution Ijr bnrJinc anj pi-r
foniun(«<pttin(ol(jrniian Uxht l(k>nc«)
Norl IWvt,rr„r^li-l'm«vrt>4nJ I AuUbornmlnss^ So tl^rlm
('•onhi.mnan AtvrUUunol bbwp llr-nl n)
VV<4lv<rwrrStinj;t V emnunine D^uuclirr Sch4riuchl»-V erb^n 1 , IlifonpUls
4 lt<«Su<. b VV II |S>wcUl;on oi Uennan iiticn* Societio
to |<conio<e Wool PnU ittwn)
VnTinUunel>mUchrrSol>w,in« ZiichtFra Mlttrr VnbslUtrastF 7 Doha
S,WIO lAuncUlion ol Urnnan IV* Dmxlfn «ii 1 1-FF.Un)
Club IVFUtcclwrGFdUKFl CUChtrr SchOnFbrrgmiraUF 3’ Brrlin SW 11
r heCFRiua IVtiUry Urmlen Club)
IlFQtKhFr t,FfIu*c] CUrhtcr llerlinttrassF llille an dfr Saale
f Swodatiun cl Cennan llr»r<knol I ouliry)
V«RUii(aii« »ur 1 iptnjnFnlfllen Ufkampluns von TiersFuchvn Sffbach
atra<w33 Codia (VtiociaUoaturLipcninniUtodFfFat Tuberouloiit
io Uvabtncli)
TTve following Institutions, influential in their
spheres of activities and immensely helpful to the farmer
and breeder, are generally considered as of great
importance :
DnitKbFT LanJvrirtscbaftarat Berlin (Gerraan Agricultural Council)
KetchiauaKbuti drr Ileutichen LandvtuUcbaft. Beriui (biata CommiUee
workios on behalf of German AsricuUurists)
V’eibaivl Landw Vereuchstationen Im Urutschen Reiche. Sudstraue 72,
484
FRANCE
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
Doudft Jonas
Dfjpier Lwn
Dulrcnois \tarctl
DiJrtsno\ Arthur
Du\ftte Th^ophilc
Fatn Panirn
Taroux Raoul
Tauville CflesUa
Oainblon Paul
Gelenne Andri
rl?lerrL’usuT^
Critd Lfon
Hanoliert Etnile
ilerbin Lucirn
Hicter Julfj
Jacmain Oeta\o
Jacqucmars Bottf —
Jan Alfred
Job-Carr* —
Jourquin GeotEts
JuUen Henri
Kineelin llenn
Lsbalettf Jules
I-abeje Lueirn
lAnjrand Gustav*
«o rand H«nn
fM'bitr Emmanuel
J^thiei Robert
Laule Henri
Udue Zinon
w/evte Jean
F»ei«^ Tuarr pu No«d Homf (contd )
Lecellrs
...wurt Al'ne
nev «ous-U Mont Aisne
vjDrrch es b.ord
\ illcn 1 louich Nord
bolre le Chateau Herd
Neuvillc sur Escaut.Noid
Boueha n Sard
Masn> Nord
Crieane) Aisne
Trilh Sa nt Uger Nord
Elamousies Nord
Hitasdinehy Nord
Ilonnecourt Sard
Gou> lo CaUlel Aisne
Curpes Aord
Remaucourt Aisne
L^glanliers Magnelav O »e
Sint Rimy Cbauss^e bold
Landis Sard
Doni ries Crises
Boha n Aisne
Frrsnos ic letn
M Lu(,ene Condi Drle Aisoe
Andech
Somme
S»' SI Qumllr A.»,
Siins B ehaumont Aisne
Liclusc Nurd
Damerv Somme
Cciurain Sord
Btusire \ie 1) Sord
Abscon Nord
A'«nes Ic See ^ord
Mairleux Nord
Qu ivy Nord
RtiedcGaad Lille
Leeardies —
Lepanrf llnlibcrt
Leleu Jmsper
Lefiche Georeet
liOunlcE Fu^ne
Lticis Adhimar
Luepiet Paul
Macim Chatirt
Marins Gaston
Matquelier IVlcmer
'fessieiut Cforere
Mirhaux Ghiflin
tionaqie Robert
Ollivief Darras Gaston
Orens Henri
fanfeo \andrDth, —
Teflaot Paul
Jepin Auguste
PinU —
IMtie Auguste
I revot Louis
Pucle. Cugine
Rjsseneur Alexandre
Rocaquet Augustin
Ro and Ldmond
Rouqet, Lueine
Slaumont Filieien
Tamboise Lefevre, ~
Timboise, Reni
Theienin, Fmile
Thomas Abel
\an derliaegeo
\a<iderhaeghen,—
\an Tbemsebe, —
'whaegben. Lion
Uaast Omer
^^argnl«e JoJe*
^^>balUe Jules
\»ebe, Pierre
Ferme Ileaurepaire, Cbatl) a Ifaree.Ajtt
Dimethaux Vord
Haras de Tilloy les-Cambrai Sord
Proilseux Hcsnoy, Aisne
Epieils Aisne
Walliimirs la \ictoife, Nord
Uuire sur Anrre Somme
Haulchin, Thianf, Nord
Saint Henis-riroor Somme
Rochin, Ulle, Sord
\ignraiix Hocijuet Aisne
Sam Poleries Sord
Marey, Hombl ires Aisne
Sfirignies Nord
Lataule Uise
Roucourt. Nord
Fontaine-Ies-Senins Aisce
Moistins Peronne Senim»
Courrelles Aisne
Haubourdin Nord
Aisonvllle, Aisoe
Misery Somme
Beuvty les-OrtbifS Sord
Flivlcny-Ie-Crand Aisne
Deiuin, Nord
Pargny Somme
Aibes Nord
Montigny Clary. Sold
Quirfnaing Nord
Proisy Airae
Reaudienies, Nord
Saint \Vaast Irs Mello Oise
Oriiaiy Samle-BeoiMte.Aisnt
^uvTon, Aisne
Buirentosse, Aisne
Dourlers, Nord ,
HurleveotCauUerT.Sord
\illen.iv>l Le Ouettor. SOfO
goucletVMWtief _ ImU’wn 'V P-de C
Beuclet Louis nr,,,!-..— . .
Breton Georges
Breton Mart net -
Butez Irtnie
Calais Frires
Caron Albert
CUUut Eustache
CoddevLle Ssetot
Come Or lave
Coustre lo is
Coutrot Leon
Damiens Loui>
Dausque Lou a
geoavelaere Josse
^bnl Ftirei
'** Boulogne
Coquelles
Ole Plage
0>« PUge
N elles lea Calais
Aud Bghen
Rct>
^fouciea
Vieille I glis*
Petit I ihus
Menncville
FRCSCH BOULOSSAIS HORSE
Hurietroi tauuery,
\iIIer*-rbJ LeQuettOf,
Haueourl, Sooisie
jilmr.FS>. S>"“'
Delattre Mo le '‘«quise
Dcsombres
Do llepoiz Piwt, ““brnah-
P-d*C
P-deC
Cslais r de C
Pde C
P-deC
Ftethun P-de<
Marguiae PdeC
par Rinxent p de-C
Seme Inf reure
Marse Ue en Beau
latos Oise
Desvres p de C
\tid
1-deC
Desvres PdeC
Sl3iqa»e P de C
Somme
CaUto p^e C
IJJ’oLPdeC
So^e
Pde-C
P-de-C
Cdembert p^e C.
Letever —
Lelort, Aitni
Le Gent I —
Legrand Rt>TBend
Lejeune —
Cemaiire Henry
Level Albert
Louebet Hooquet,—
ftlartin Mobailly
'lartin Thiodule
'lonihuit Jerome
Musekl Leon
Otens Kaymond
Parta, Marquis de
Penet Joseph
Penet Lede —
"suvion Jules
^part Oiailes et
PrudhOfume l^uis
Pnivost Feraard
Roches —
Roussel CamUle
Routtier —
Tioet Kebetz
Trancart —
Jetdure Georges
vertingue Fr«es
Verva Paul
vVache Paul
'Jattme Georges
vyatrfres Amed«e d'
Waa«ire>= Raoul de
vveoiaere Paul
Uilliaid Chartes
Sluneq Sirorlel
Lstruval
Haulecloque
Halirecourt
Uierse Efiroy
Frithun -
St Pol-eTemoise
Hermelingben
6eisay-en Pcntbleu
A teiUe-Egliae
Hesdia lAbbi
Ressons-s Mata
AViUeman
Hautecloque
Audembrrt
Cri^-en Pouthieu
RuniiB#li«.
ulpj^ Pas it
St.^1 P'4**
RisSit
OnoFugncuUei Ir* Petits
Tardmgben
Chaumont-enVexin
Omecourt
Tortefontame
Beuvrequen
VieiUe tgbse
Campagne
Vielllesdn
FouffJin Ricameta
Terramsnil
Annboufs-Cappel
Marqui e
^lume
h'&"' P- 4*
i».i
lljrou'*
Abbiville Sooro*
poncli'S Estnvi
Sornoe
Soiroe
Mirqii“'|f^jC
PJ**
Ose
llili /pJeC-
jurqwsr r
P-4*-^p e-C
Cuine* I .
Le ParM, 'p,jef
Sant spffloe
Ucauqu®’'
Nord,
I-cs ^diteurs
tii-I.rt=cnt<lunr PEDIGREE STOCK BREEDERS ’
A leiir oonriH, lA)ndres. Angleterre.
If-* ol Venn cl^f "‘’''‘•'■pent de I ulexaoe d eont indiqu6s Ics ,?Jfloin‘ V
nwenrs -«'tltsAs^“^„‘;*"*'^«'deracc3est.n6s A 1 Agncult.ire ‘S
•I rri-ind, r <ie^ r * « Afi'maux AIM ^"^‘Rnements tr§8 precis sur les t ^.^,,1
»inii. mini 1 a V 1 '‘'FFinnnta poiirnrnant Ina lAif ®I^Feiirs de betail qncl qne aoit leur P J iim”'®® r
x'oi.r J e ' !■' ?“ tel ™ '« !»• iaefon. d. W'' '*
<> Mr, O ■Piammoanement, ito , etc H^P<»»e ''
LiNc^^loch Hrccdinp in Germany.
Acrori^tnr tn iHe irri<i> 1 tiiti 1 c^muy i^v* htv* ftirnt 41 It »»it }»fofe iK**
I t'T N «fV mi»> l>c rtlimn’M *t o-*i oltJ' Inil «niOj’tiiff •'yl lire itxk lifwlifi? 4 fe
4 jo-i <v*t »V *^■‘1 pr« \ ’>■>■> *till tH** |''tf-ty>«t of all iryj ii!fi''i TTv* »'>«l if fplffi*
T)if tr— ihiIaMc itfi'^rf *»htth G^rmfi li^e ♦I'kV fliilt oiItiT»!«l gM ify trnjvi arc lointifxil.
litr»^i"if H«» tn*'!? »'trt iV c! Mtlrf^i* *»»» ?r»t» n« iffici'til nwt tS^ HrmiTJ More thjn
4 ipin tSf future ••v! tfi** »ji*r-n\»t»c wri*finc t««t> lhin 1 « «f ifv i^tgl jrr aJ^^T»•f^. ifyl crery-
♦nt f{ lri» gnim*!! (mm !}>»■ ilii-!i. hrn!* •o'l *«Kere iJv prcK*ri!t rinJe'it. meAfiw-i.
D'kVi in 4 the pTMl imj> 5 iT»*){T Uil m iVie »»]>c el fvutwffi itvl fetral (varme fielij lotifr to the hijfi
<T>o*rr>Mtnc tKc prtlormanm el llie « 5 r»T>riiie tnimatt rf^rer el oi’lirataon in iKii tn-intry ITie «*nn!utelf
ifTrly»lr» t^at l(>e Crrman l•<>cefne tmr«fr»!ii<tiTe lanl pfn*»aMr only fepmcnti to" o of
a frnrnii cemprtit^f in t'lc a’mmrtaal (rH for I rer! tlw total grra R)c it iKe thief crop the gacatc lieann?
«ni*n* 1 » rmlwillj- no other country Kg» to fgpiHy thi» crtral Imnff nlinute*! at nearly 6 oooo.oo 3 acrci.
< 3 r\(lope<l tt% Inc itotV inJuitry durine lucK a » 1 >ott "hile e»l» are oiltirgirtl on nearly 12000000 aerct.
tpgcc r! lirv, and the \>ent Irriini are contimiouOr at a;gint) tthral t»hich it only culiiratct) on 4800005
l>mC aMfgCtrtl to the if>du»try The tti'em alapte^ aar* arxl Iwrlry on 4^00000 acres The Cultivation
to the centre! r{ lifce<ling ti t>ro!>al ly the fnoit luilaUe of the gtijrar l>eel it carnevl on on a very UfRc arci.
lor Crrmtn rr<T'nteTnenti-~tne cmtfalmng of g'lmmit* ••*»! lhi» trop hat certainly litcn one of the chi^f
tratoc power in the perton m thief direction of the imtruinenta in clraninc the loil while fumiihmz the
Aitnailion cf Pedicrce Ii«e ttocli lireo'lcft In live tloclt with iplcnlnl fettling ttiiff Agricultural
Cermant ihit ivttem teemi to wxfk vT)n<lerfolIy well education 11 highly developed and to many of the
41 the individual breeder, a memlwx of hit Soocty. it twentt^one Univertiiiet eipcfimcnlal farming and live
I conilantl) guided and adnied at to the liett methodt itock ttationi are attached
1 auid animali to Iw ^ten , and all over the country The numWr of Aitooaliont of breederi of ealtb.
the *' Committee of Selettwn " appointed fry the aheep piet, hortci and gwlt it renurkahle. and the
breederi themteUef. It now wielding luprcme authority I co-operative tpint leemt to penetrate into every
in the lelcction of ammali for breeding, eicluding tphere ol agnnillural activity
indjtaiminate breeding and the ute of valuelett One ol the powerful intlrumenli for promoting
anirmlt Tlic following lerici of artidet written b) a farming and live ttock breeding in Cerrwn), the
number of welbbiown five-ttocl: men. all prominent I * Oeuttche Landwirltchaflt CesetUehaft," Berlin,
in their ipheret of admiict. lettif) to the very high I wrorkt tucccttfull) for the benefit of the farmers
level to which German live stock breeding hat (»een '
brought UndoubtedI) , within a short space of time
' the German breederi wjll rank among the forcmoit
of (he world s stock breeders and German Pedigree
tiramt looked upon as reliable in their functions in
every respect
Resulting from its geographical position, the
German Reich, geographically and structurally, is very
diversified, and the ranely of soil and other agrtcul-
tural conditions explains why within the country
$0 many different races and breeds have during the
space of time developed on distinctly different lines
"The German Reich consists of Prussia, Bavaria,
Wurtemberg, Saxony, Baden. Mecklenburg-Schwerin,
Hesse, Oldenburg, Brunswick, Thliringen, Mecklen-
burg Slrclitr, Anhalt, Lippe. and Waldeck, besides
the Free Cities of Hamburg, Llibech and Bremen,
each of which is a Republic comprising the Town
and surrounding country Germany is naturally
divided into three regions, Alpine foreland, with
the South German Tableland, a Centra! Highland,
and the great Plains in the north which cover the entire
sea front Generally speaking, the climate of Germany
IS temperate and very healthy but differing considerably
The rainfall all over the country is on an average 28
inches Owing to the enormously rapid increase m
the population, Germany is no longer an agricultural
uvery year the society arranges Agncullural txnioi-
tions and the awards and prizes granted by the
Society are accepted all over the country as the hall
mark of excellence
Among other Institutions and Organisations
working for the benefit of agnculture m Germany,
(he following should be mentioned *
K.khtVrtO*iki lar Zurhll mfunj IX-ulthm Wirmtlul Tju^nlilcn
7 IWiI n VV |l mrral Oncaniuticn lor brmling aoU r<r
fonnanra tnt njCorOmnan Urht Honrtj
Vcr«l l>r^t.cbrrbca.lrTrlvTrbArul I ftuKborTVpntr«.s« So Brrbn ll^Iriure
(NonhCtrnninAtKcUtiunelboc eUnolShrrpUrml'n)
VV oU.rr«.rttfnjt« V rmn Jt^ng DrulMbrr Sch4f4uchlft>VrrbanJe HifcnpUU
4 llrrlia b VV l| ( V.MCiat dd ol Ucrmia bbrrp BrfrUrr^ gociclJ..
lo proumte VV ool ProO ic« onl
Vmuil«)n«I>rutschrrScbi.«lne gachtrra Anbaltttrass«7 Brrlia
5 VV 10 (AivicUlion ol Ornnati lb* Drrrdm and l-rMers)
Club UrotKbrrGrtlagrl ZUchlrr SchdnrbrrgmtraUc SJ D«Tlin S W II
(Thee mnao loullrr Ilrrrdrn Club)
Hunt DeutKlirrCrfld'el Zurhier llrrlntlranr •$ Halle an drr Saale
(AUQcladun of Cennau llrenlen ol 1 oultry)
\creioguag lur Liperujirntrllen Uekampfung von Teneuchrn Seebarh
atneMSS l.otha (Aaiocutianior LipenmeaU todeleat Tuberculosis
In Uve Stock)
Deutscle CeseUschaft fdr Zdebtungskunde Gbluogeu (Gerraan Society
lor Live Slock Ureeding)
The following Institutions, influential m their
spheres of activities and immensely helpful to the farmer
and breeder, are generally considered as of great
importance
neutachr* Landw tUcbalUrat Berlin (Grtman Agncult iral Counci
KeKhsaussebust der Deutseben Landwirtscbalt, Urn a (State '
working on brhall o( Grnnan Agriculturists)
Veibaiul L^ndw V ersuchstatKmrn lui Deiitschrn Kri hr Sd
Miinstrr IVV (Union of Agncultural Laperunenta
rermaa Reich)
GERMANY
:n (Coasfrv-aav- A*j^jtron cf GrRnan Am
ct: icrali is) cl Gnaan Am
lia wT*” ^ fr iJ^ptUfatm’sl 1 » Bct
, a-Cci at *T “UpaJosfalc lB<ii3tr\ s
Lessa «-=trL 1“ r>riji i»«i»wa5<!:a
Bf-^ \\ . ivi-'it^ t^.-ff® '*, -'"*** chs J r— ,.»>ss, >a
-leCtn-aiEfticcclMlkj ”
Pc sdacmtiasse O
2 sttlat^ OaiTF Fanaicj
&Tl_
Hssoc_s
Dn.
;e Orrat itico f j
Hor^uls-^s^j
*n* K. .
- - Zu L-l-
1 PrccJ Cfi^ciCi.wa_
-a-'^-i-d. iTtni Ludwi-si-as..
•»- 21 0 for Vleadow IiLfroi
* 22 BrtLa \\ e-i
'funchni \ ^\ j
I a-d CulaiatioQ cl
Ped,gre: UvrStocf' -f Br«d„s of
' • 'J^k^Rmds V
2aft fur das ichwan wfist T.maadnod •
^ d X ”
^Lsthaft M ttclu
rnednct
"’ib'locj bei Mjnr Lit! ^ajcto
KcUmthcsa inHolstEin Kitl a
ZuchtmsHa f^rdiTs I^res lofert3nn!i5 \iSUl fn.
-imrma far \ae
Zuchtsw^5^j!^^/t’;^'i‘^*'i^**®*™J> 'trotie bij Cerbaci ^\jldecl
Moa rur Claiid«aifT«berg-T Vjch ti der Pfalr Kaiserslaalrra.
., HICHL.O.D CATTLE
B.™.
Rottrol <*“ " Lrttnsberfscteii Fciwa-waJlitBt*
FI*cVr.oV...oC. . __
r Riad.
ii ‘ir' MHtli.,.o«, II
CWrwbQTEl
mS"'"'' Bo»o,dnM u Ost nom,.
^r:|a-"saS?bu'T‘-
SI' ?,'«?"
^BJmirkischerHrrdbjehs-n^Bd
r»!;ss';",‘,sr ,
" '“'■ """ -w-o™ sa.„w.
““”* “"“'“-I
\rrbancf drr Harov .u v . TliBrf.-.v
'•'a.-i-:iswo.3 rrsu;x?T„^
Maakisch Hoi-oni,CC.T T " uinc- m-^isccnj Loierunan i.uowi^
HwdbuebTOlisfC^f n«ci.-\ifhniclitSBtaiid, Hall Wunianl
»^ 2 S*dit. 0 ^ 01 ^Rl:f Barrnilli Mixstras
\ertaad Am- Cods^^-
WurllrmbCT^”^^*^'*^” nKVTSfhrcct^esosseESCbi/lea tta
'“rH4t™nebmSaehi.Cotta,SfbItlwtn5se2I!
' frtaftd Pmtsauer Ruuin us Dber BaTtra, Tramult^
\ FPel^txucttfr ^V ndn. Ohr Kt-r
ZMrtt7j?^^^ra®^®*?*is«'2tTi!rtdiii «aldi*e Wuritaberf
ZocSkSSSa '>«!> ScbwaNCmuBd \\iirtl<ffl%
SuSbr^" «>t*rt.:?«‘cebirB»s-Kb o OberBaytn. Bmnid a
StarBbMw'se«“*‘^'^** » Ober Bt^tto. Bennii a
iwhhSSSd 4bW.mrSud
I n«k>irb ta Virder Bamo abieiluai Non! Zassao
Pfaff«n4o/«a Ijffl
^ fiwkWfb In 1 .B Hreataaostraw* * ^Klaffen
Zuthlmbandfurroiwr— _i . •._
'<iMad fur FfKLnrb la UitteliaakrB, Assbacb, 8
, SHORTHORV CATTUE
' Shorttomrachter T«iioint S£U»»«
ZucbttrawtaBd fur SbortbotriTifh in der PfiU Riisersbutaro f
mS" ' 'om a.f 'SfJzbd.lo do Pd.™* Braf “1
»?■.»■. JJ
5StS3
rrband
Schnfidtmulil
' «Mod drr Mittel Badtschm 7.,.u,
Salzstraase *" ^“'•’‘S'nossrnschaften Fr. »_
\»rt>anddfTRiBdoPi..ov._ '^oinlant !«,*„
'«lan} furde Zucht di
Wttmgrn Udhlcr
chwanbuntm TrU,. i_ .
ris,e l« ^■«lcninm.rhIUchl„ IS
V scbrr , ou rbiUfblrr
If Und»irtst|ufilch.
Itzlnrutwhrr n«-k»irhiQfitfr rrfurt *-i
1-I^rmtHrr hiarhlrTvcrrinl^^^i^-^^S ^
«S£hlo;wiffJtoIsl«nrr KW A«rw,„
^ruMJdori Holstrin
”"^s‘;«J^^°dfurda«\\ortemb s rirtelte Landsclaf Wacrastra!
das Deutsche Schirank5rCs«n'‘S'‘‘''''*'“"'’'
l^®J^^^'^nSSs^*a”ucht«'r?SrLcd.igslra»e5^«‘'"’
' ^ “ KpnpW'T 0®'
“"?®”^^<*'crein der Schafrichln- der ProsuJi Brandenburg W®"
SitSSj^^^'l^arbteA'eji.^QJ^nng Rodetiluitben Olimt-ur?
wi*,!5'i*'J^'“^“r%\aUeek Menfrcr nshaasen
\ AnhaJUseher ScbafiOchler U oHsangsUa^se 5 V. , „jr
jl^Schafiachler ThunDgens sSiw1n«e«t"'«,^,,l' FnedritS
Zflehtungd Ober H^chen vered Undscbafei
o _**f*ss«6 Giessen ,. i.sse!
jj-urbr^sischer Schafiuchler W ejssenbarptraf* • n,* nufer 5
n!^ ’’'f •'rhafruchter der Prosini Brandenburg I‘'«'’P
A-esW---*’ «
'JrcVtenbursSlreJtier SchafiOcbter Adalf
neubrandenburg
'5chafiacMer Kreckoucntrass*"'* ^"^‘fsse 7 JIiIlC®
drtsHu “*“* W'=>>‘“rhrr SchafZacbtef haisenW**'
}B*»'“>‘«ber'khifiaeheer FnJenicber AUc# ^
Scbafiuchter MatthiaJpUUS nrrilao ,, ,
CdiTSledler Coiswold und Osfordshu^ SeW*"-""
« ■ ?™lr»»fe Holsiem . ., i- Osl prr^“'®
*:nb»an k«, f c« nefMbsnbaliurbt
itandebtrasie S Mnlgsberj Otlr"«»>"’
\ Hint 1 O 't ( t'fd 1 lliti'T ' < » • 111* t tmt
»» tl** ^f»t
J, « irtlirTT It
«»m vli»'nc.»»a l«»f t »t.n»
M fil \ lr4»^ t$
Nn1«nl 'vLW v>«nn U^lU-ut fliK
\<1tMni lur 7a Hunt O'l lUnA. lubt>wv<<w« l^mVI
» jn«» IS. ^l»'•l‘|^»T -- ..
\fTt«ni I /a I iun< (}i^ tVal«b'« 74 Ivtrr ai, M>t\l Sv4>«
ZuelV'OoM'wt**! t’fa8<a > ht errMmt • ^
I An tnitihili'm in CcrtTv<n> which micht tic Ulen
I Mi » j»4»rfn \or wK*! m ctuwticf <if4l;nc wrfh i^Oit-
•»“» a lm»] Mnt) J/>p tlnfi /Tulirfr }>r. ti the Cenriin
Qumlitr of Arrictilturc In ihe follovnnif lut the
t ftv*mt>cri jrc n>enlion«I. *II of which for «
ntimt^r cf jmc* Kute ctcraiect frrcjt influence on
' *fnailtufc wjihtn the Protnnee or dnlrict to which
it'O K»\c ihnf •ctivjlir* confined These cKsmhcrs
^ not only ctfr> out their functions ti promotcri of the
“ * mtctcttt of the farmer* living m their disincts. hut
'^aX •** Upon their owTi initutive and lool* out for anything
«».WK new in acriailtute and live itoel breeding which may
’ *** be of interest to their memlier* and worth examining ,
I and arc alway* preparwl to aniwer any mauines
addrtnted to them orto effect mtroductionef purchasers
' of liv-eitock to leading agnculturuts in their district
96
GERMANY
Re chs Lani]tund Berlin (CoDservatiTC Associalion cf Geimao Agn
culturalisisl
Keichs-Bsuembund Ltitiowufer 1 Berlin W 10 (General Umos of
PeawM Fiimer^l
Deutsche Superpho'phat Industrie Lacdwirt Hauptbcratuppstelle Ber
lin U 10 S g sniundstras^e 7 (German SuperloJate Industn s
Cen(raICon«u(tativeAdm nistralion)
RaUbetugvGe'eUschaft dct Deulscliea Landwirts GeDOSSecsebaften
Dessauerstrass li Berlin S\t II (Association iot assisting tbe
German farmer in his requirements of Ferlili'ers)
Be ch-aus-Chuss rur rordening des Milchserbrauchs Kronenstrasse #8
Berlin U 8 (Soc ety to promote Consumption of ililk)
peulscber 'Wcbirulscbaijlicber Bejchs 1 erband Potsdamenlrasse 6fl
Bert n \\ 6* (State Organisat on for assist n| the Dairy FaRHUtB
Indu tr\)
\ erem dcr Deutsehen Zucker Industrie We strasse 52 Beibn tt C2
(Association of Producers of Sugar)
Deutscber Crunlandbund Pnna Ludwigstrasse 5 Muncben N 5
(German A'socialion for 'leadoie Improvement and Cultivation of
Green Crops)
Kartotlelbau Gesellschalt BembuTgerslrasse 14 Berlin SVS (Associa
tion for Promoting Potato Cultisation
The following are Associations of Breeders of
Pedigree Live Stock
LOW LA,SD CATTLE
Ceestlandu>cherRindviehzucbt\erein fur Hamburg undUmgegend Hamburg
Cppcndorterlandstrasse 31
Orenimark llerdbuchgeseDschalt lur das sch»an leeisse TieflaDdnod e\
Schne demuhl
Hars nodiiehiuehtgenciteenschaft Hasselfelde 147 Har*
JJerdbucbgeiellseba/l des A/eises B rdfoiop/ Id 1 ocefJberjer Sind,
BiedenkopJ
llerdbuchgesellschaft (telweser Hannover Leopoldstrasse 10
Ilerdbucbxoatrollverhaod Angeln Stiderbrafup Schlesuig Holstein
HerdbucbkentrolKerband det UckemiaTlt ftesrlau St Ceotgenstrasse 17
llerdb Khveebami ««r M«cW»nbut*i*ch«i BiadvKlitiiehtveteliie tie
»ch»»ri we sse* Viederungsneh Rostock B smarkstrasse 12
Hcrdbucbverein der RoibuntrucbterSud Oldenburst te^btai Oldenburg
Instetburg W Iheliesira'.. .
H IdesheiRier HerdbuebgeuUiebaft Hildesheim Dokstrasse 8
JevcrlanderHerdbuebverem Jevet Oldenburg
Laha s icbtuehtervere n lurdcn Untefeo W esterwald Westerburf
LaBdeisefband det MilchkonlroUtereiBeioWaldeck Meageiuogbauseit
W aldeck
Uadt»>Bibaiid8atb»iKber HerdbucbeesellKbatieo OiesdeaA Sdoaiea
straite 14
Laadesv^aad TbbRnger Pleckviehtucbtet Weimar Scb«ansecsitass« 11
Laadesverbafid Thufuiger Niederungniehmehter Weimar Scbwaasee
tttaee 11
LippiKbe Herdbucbgeselltcbafc Dettnold Langestnsse *3
LtlneburgerHerdbuehgesellscbaft Lunebure ScbiesiffabeiutrS
Beuniarloschet HerdbuebvCTband Lendiberg W CustncentrasselSa
OlJaibu/gerHerdbucbiiereia Ofdenburci Oldenburg Ru5entfa»edi9
Oldenburg icbe Weseritiarscb llerdbucbgeteUscbaii Rodenkircben Olden
burg
O^brtickcrHerdbuehgesellschaft Osnabrtick KUusstrasse 11
Ost preuss *che HoU»nd« HerdbucbgeseUsebaft Konipbete PreusJen
llinde] lra«se*’
pommeisrhe HerdbucbgeselLehaft fur das schwan weisse TieRandnod
SteSI n KreekowetsUasse 7
rngnita kcrtond Wilienberjre,Bezitk Potsdam AuguststrasseSI
I..J llauptveinnsbeiiili GCdttogen WOhlei
RindviehtucbtstTband
strasse S CottmgCL
KindwehpchUettand Mecklenburg Sti
N eubraodenburg Adolf
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Tnedi
Bind ichherdbuch des I:
Ijppe Stadlha'en,
RiDdi ebruchlvrrein Land RaUeburg SchSnberg Mecklenburg Land
IS fOr Scbaumburg
iTscb Slade Hospitalstrasse 1
wirtKhaftskammer
Rotbuniiuchter'crband ilanne
mmenlalerZuchliertin •••■.vuia
Stammnehruchnere n m ! Milcbkonlrolle Thedmghausea
%^md der JIan'IehiuchlsenosseBschatien Sangerbausen KoramarkCl
let^nd der II nt^alder Zuchtgenossenscbaltm ScbopfbeuB
let^nddet LunebutEct Kiodviehauchtveiene Veti.n Rmesteasso M
' ' Creoxmark Posen West rreuseen
' ^^Sal' tr^ Badischen Zuchlgenossenscbaften TreTiurg in Br
lertund^er WedetLiiis ircT llerdbuchkonlrolKerelne Cottbus Dresdeoer
Nerband der ObefBadscben Zuchtgenossenscbaften Konstsne Rbeiii
Vrtt'an.liWRtndeniKtwdetSl tlelmatV 3uterbog Obertiag«2
Sertand rtT Zuchtgrnnssenschalten des llaravlebs COttngen WObler
1 rftaiuj far d e 7 irht des schwarrbnnten Tieflandriodes In der Proviaa
Sa h»eti llill- an«l r Saa!- krMra>v8
Aertuivt K irhees wher t lerkviehr chter Kassel W eissenbi rgeislnssc IS
reiuind I- urhessischer N esleruncsv ehrochler Kassel Wriisenburgrr*
1 etliafKt Ki
T koiviehiu hler Trankenberg Leiuhsirlschaftlcha
el tVufirheT T
lerband Slader Herdbuchgesellschaften SUde Hospitalstrasse 1
berband tTnter BadischerlieckMehauehtgenossenschaften Mannbc m
\erband gor Zuchtung des Kotbunten HoLtemer Milcbviehs Reumunster
Holstein
Vercn O^tfnesiscber StammMehzuchter Korden Ostfriesland
Wcsterualdcr Zilcbtersrrem Westetburg
ZLcblerbezfrfe der Elb und Wifstermarscb Wi/ster Krs Sleiaburg Aief
Augastenburgerplatz 4 Schlesnig Hoi tein.
Zucbtbezuk Dithmarschcn Fnednchsfabekoog bei ^ta^7le Kiel Augusten
burgctplatz 4
ZocbtbezigkfurdieBrcitenbuiger KeUiagbusen mHolstein Kiel Augusten
LabnnndiiefcscbJag Krejs Lnfertaimus \astittfn
Zucbtervcrein lur den Lahnrindviehschlag im Kre se Limburg Limburg
Zuchtenerband fur rieckiieh in der Pfalz Ludau Kaisemng 14
ZncbtCTvere II fur Lahnvreh Krs St Goarshausen Kastatten
Zdcbtervemn fur Nassauiscbes Fleckvieh in den Kreisen lamburg end
Uoterlahn Oraniensteiner W eg 10 Limburg
Zdehterverefn gung filr dat sebwarz bunte Kiederungsvieb in W aldeck
Laubacb bei Rhoden W aldeck
Zuchtersereinigungfur Waldecker Rotvieb Strothe bei Corbach WaWeeV
Zuchtvertizad fur Clandonoersberger \ leh in det Pfalz Kaiserslautem-
HICHLAND CATTLE
AUgauer Metdbucbgrsellscbalt Imipecstadt Bayera.
FleckvMbverbaod btesskircben Baden
Fledmebtucbtyerband des Wurttembergiscben Schwarzwaidkreises
Rottwcd
FleekviehzuclrtiieibasuS des WilrtlErabergistben Uatetlandes Ludwigsbutg
Frankiscb Hohenlobe sefarr Fleckviebzucbtverband Hall Wurttemberg
Herdbuchgesrllscbaft fur Bayreutber Scheckvieh Bayrruth Sl4i5trassel6
Prasid timderOber Badischea Zucbfgeaossesseba/t wostanz Bodensee
\CTband det Obersebwabtseben 1 leckvsebtucbtgecnssenscbaften Ulm
Wurttemberg
lerbaodderZucfat-Cen fur HShenvieh m Saebs Gotha Siebiebenstrasseso,
Cotba Tbunngen
VerbafidLd Reiniucbt de* Puugauer Rlnde* In Ober Bayern Traunslew
1 etbaod Ober Pfalz Plerkviebfucbter ^^rlden Ober-Pfalz
Verband ^hles seber Rmdviebrdcbter Breslau Seblet en
WUrttembergiseber BrauaMebfuchtverbaod Waldsee Wurttembeig
Zuebuerband fur das Dmburger \ leb Scbwa^CmuBd W Orttenb^
Zuebtverband fur eiafarb ges Gebirgsvieb in Ober Bayera Beraneo »
SUmberger See . , ...
Zuebtverband fur FleekvKh in Niedef Bayers AbteiluiigSuo Laadsbut
Zuebtve^nd fur fleckvieb >a Kiedrt Bayern AbteUuag Now Patiau
Mitcgasse2
Zorbtrerbaod fur Fleckvieh la Ober Bayern Pfalfeabefea a Ilin .
ZucbtervbandhirFleckviehmLDteTfraakeo Broilanostrime 7 Aschaffen
burg
ZucbtretbandfutgelbesPraxikrTivitb Bamberg . . .. .
ZpebtverbaBd for pberBaynsebezAlpm/Jeekvieh MieJbaeb
ZuchtserbaadfurSimmeBUlervieh in Rbeinbesten Altay Ft* ‘taat Hessen
Zuebtsetbaad fur Fleekvieb in MitteUranken Ansbacb Baittn.
SHORTHORN CATTliE
Veebaad Scbleswig HoJsteinistber SbortberatQchtef Terming ScUeswig
Zqchwne^Qd (at Sbortborovieb fa der Pftfe Kaiseirlautem P/aJz.
SHEEP
He schwoU Herdbueb Vere n der Schaf ZOchter der Proviaa Brandenburg
Kfooprbieraufer 6 Berlin K W 40 nw,.K,ir«
FnesischetMachschsliucbtervere njwerlind Jbv« OldMb^
Holsleiniscbe Zuchtrrsrremtgung des Deutsehen WeisskSpf gen neisch
sebafes Neoendorl Holstein . . , „ tr
Herdbuebrerband fur das W uztemb veredelte Landstbal Slarcosttasseou
Henrt'uc]?VCTein fdr das Deutsche Schwarz kftpCge Fleischscbal la W est
pbalen Konrad Martin PUlz 1 Paderbom , ^ . - «f„flehra
LandeeserbaodBayenscherSchafzucbtw PnnZ
Landesveiband Saebsischer Schafzucbler Sidomenstrasse II Dresden
LippiacberSchalzQchterverein Langestrasse 5 Delmolo wP* q,.
MemofleischscbafzGchterVereia Ifandelslrasse 2 Kon gsberg
Merm^H^bnchvereiii der Sehafzucbter der Provinz Brandenburg Kroo
pnnzenuier 5 Bertm N W gU „ , , .
Oldeobutgische Schafiuchtenrremigung Rodenkirthen Oldenburg
OsltnesischerMUchsrhafzucbtverein ftorden Hannover Cchteswli
Scbafzuchtverein fd W listennarscb Kablwarkt W lister Seal g
Sebafzucbtvereia for W aldeck Meoper nghausen Wald«k
ketbandAnbaltiscberSchafrachler WoIlgangstrasseS
Verbaod der ScbafzOchter TbOringens Schwanseestrasse we‘ •
Veebandfd l^ehtung d OberJIf ’ i*
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Berlin N W 40
\ecband Ktcltlrnbusg Schwe
Kostoek
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Kcobrandenburg ...
gerbandromm SchafiUcl ter Kreckowmtraise.O htell'n
Serbanl IVovlncial baebsiseher Schaf 2u<
Verband KWntscherSchafzachter rndenieber Allef. PO Bonn
VrtbandScbles SchaflUchler Mallhlasr'H* 5 t»,„.n.<hirel*
Vrteta BTannsthwe gischer SchaltUchler Hochstraise I I'fJ wannnf
Verem Crdfriledter Cotswold und Oifordsh re SchafiUcbl
Vrr^^SvemTd'e'schwarz kftpf ze nflsehsehaliucht in Ost freunm
lUndtbIrasse 2 KOnlgiberg Osipretnsen
‘^^'"uDJschafes fnedricb
K?T^i^her SchafeOchter '' nssenburgstrasse I* Ka»rf j
der ^haliuchtcr der Provin* Brandenburg Krooprtn
Schaf Zachter Alezzndnnenstruse M
SchafiOchler Adolf Prlednch.lrasse 3
leCn Stettin
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Sfunad I'lyFTTi
florru'b'T Il'nlFiucblverrin I nni LuOaiipIritM S SfOiKbni
KnitvrrUnOr Hebungd IferdFiucbl in VitOrr lliyrra UnOibDI Ilirtra
Krcikvrrtinl Obpf I fiUiuhrr I frrdFiurbt \<rb Lsndibul, Itajcrn
WinsUuUuchtrrvrrband bchiib'n SchiFUcribcasCrasM ]4 Augrburf
LDndeiv'rbiKl Sdcbtischrr i («rd«iocblrr SidooinulrisM 1< DmOn
•■• ’ --•land Olfoibausen
I bad KbFD I Indn KaiMntma«dl, rreibuig*
w lyimmFr in lletian Darmstadt, HrmnaDD
SSatmbluUQcbKr, SfoUktstrasse 4 hrit
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rierde SUmn buch drr Un
stra&sn IS Darmstadt
Sartond drr Mecklcoburj
Raichsvrrband der
Uarin S \t 11
Ost prrussiscbc Stutbuch fOr Scbvere Arbritspferdc Scbubcrtstrass* IS
Keniirsbarg IT
Verband I omni Kallblutaorbtrr SlargardFcsirasse 43 Altdamm
Verband Scblr* Kaltblutsuchter Jlatlbiasplala 5 Dftslau
Pferdeiucbtervrrband der ITosina Sachsen Ueilstraise 75 Halle ao-Oer
Verband Scbleswigec Tferde Zuchtecber Stnickum b Drecklum, Scbleiwig
I An initiltition in Crmun) wtttch micKl l>e ulcen
I At A pttlftn for wKit A cKtmltcf dfalintr with as^cuI'
IiiiaI And hte itocl m.ttlcri ihotild Iw, ts the Genrun
' CK*fn!«ef nf AcTioiIlufc Ifi the followinc list the
ItArlint; ehAntlscri ire mentioned, a|] of which for a
I nutnlier of >f4ri hj*c etercsicd grcsl influence on
, Anioittuie Hithin the Pfottncc or diitrict to which
the) hike ihnr acIiviIici confined. Thcte cfumbers
not onK cArr> out ihcir functions At promoters of the
interentt of the farmers living m their districts, but
ACt upon their own initialne and lool out for m) thing
new in Agricullurc And Ine stock breeding which may
be of interest to thetr members and worlli examining ;
and Are Alwa>s prepared to answer any inguines
addressed to them, or to effect introduction of purchasers
of lisTStock to leading agneuliurisU in their district
I 4 |TM»*I
llal'xrUll 4
I «» |T>«i»f* id I asi iTMsua tAB-lDinsrhaftiVamrriFf Idr 0 j« rpwuii
<Kirr'v*s'*> KOfllntvrti IT . IWlbnyrnitratse Si 13
I «( Wral iTusua A iTBAinii lAraUirtirhafliVammrT lur die Cmitmark
INarBuiklWralrmiaMm S.bB'kl'tnUhl Ath4TrbUtr»l»» J
l«4 iTxwiB'F <1 lltanil'TiUirr LaikUirlafballiliainmrr Ur Oi* fTwIat
|iraB>l'iit>ir4 llrtl n S W 4f) Krrmpnntm birr 4 3.
lor iTuMnr* <4 iTmimmnU Lan Iwirtscbalukamnirr Ur di« ITosina
iNwim'TD SlFttiD UrMTstrasw 3d
I 04 ITtA uwe ol biWu Lan l•l^CKhatukalIusrr Ur die riDMaaSchlrawn,
IlfFiUu UattbUSfUU i
r<c I rr" Silrwa Larvlwirlarhallskammer Ur die Oberwblesirn, Oppeln
I or ITus iB'e of Var hien Ijo Ivirixhaitikimmrr Urdie rrorincSachsm
llallraS. Keismlrasv 7
lor IToemee tJ Wrsirhalia Lan twutschaflslammer Ur die Provini
WFaflaten SrhorleTtierstrasse 3 U M
For ITusiore ot Ilanovrr Lan IwirtachafUkamui'r Ur die Provina
HaBBover llannosrr Ln noldstrasse II 13
lor ITosince of SrhlFawu; llolalrin LandBirtsChafUkamnirr far die
I rmmi ScM<*bi« Ilolalrin hi'I Ifnlklrnstrisse 10(1 IIH
For ITosinreol KhiDeland UaDdu irl^cbaftskammer fUr die Kheinpros'ina
tlonn FDiIemrheT AU^ M
F<» OosrmiiKTit Dialnrl Wirsbailm LendBirlschaftakammer for dm
KricircuagsbeiiTk \t lesba Im, \\ lesba !m Rhemslrasse 8J
For Cosetnntrnt IltstrKt Caaiel LaiulBirtscbaftskammrr Ur den
Regimingsbeairk Cassel Cassel, W eissrnburgslraase 12
For Gosrrnment Uiitncl Sihniaruigrn Lamluirlichaflskanimer Ur den
ReoetunfEsberirk bigmanngm bigmaringen
For Uppe LaniBirtsebafUkainmer fur das Land Ltppe, Delmold
I or brer State barfairn tandwirlsehallskamnier fur den Freistaat
Sacbrrn Dresden Vidonienstrasse It
For Frtrbtale Tbutingm Landwirtsebafcskammer lOr dm Tceiataat
Tbunnuen Weimar Scbwanmwejr 29
For I ire-btate llessm LandwirtschattskammerfUr den Freistaat Hessm
Daimsudt Kbeinstrisse 62
ForCitT^Lubeek and District LandBirtschaftskammerUrdenLandesteil
Lub^k Liitin
For Wakletk Landwirtscbaftskammer fUr WaUleck Aroben
For Wdrtleroberc \\ Urtte mb er g iscbe LaodwirtsebaftsKammer Stuttgart,
Uanmstrasse 33
For Baden UadBCbe laodwirtacbaftskammer Kailsrube, Slephaiueii'
Fer OldenburB Oldenburgische Landwirtscbafukammer, Oldenburg.
Stan la Tourstrasse 2
For MecklenbunsSchBeno Mecklenburg Schnwn icbe Laadwirtscbafls-
(^kamnser, Koatock, Aleaaodruimstrasse 00
Drecklum, Scbleiwig
GERMANY
Reiehs Liadtund Berlin {Conservative Association of German Agn
culturalists)
Reichs Bauembund Lttzowufer 1 Berlin \\ 10 (General Union or
Peasant Fanner*)
Deutsche Siiperpho«phat Industrie Lard irt HauptbcratungstcDe Ber
1 n 10 S gistnunustrasse 7 (Gern an buperfodatc Indnsliy s
CeniralCon« Itat veAdm nistration)
Ka1 bezugs Cesellscbaft der Deutscben X^ndnirts Genossenscbaiten
Dessauerstrass 1“ Berlin SU 11 (Association for asststmg the
German farmer in h s requirements of FertiUsersl
Reichsausschuss zur Forderuos des Milchverbrauehs Kronenstia se 68
Berlin W 8 (Societ> to promote Consumption of Mjlk)
Deutscber J1 Ichwirtschaftbcber Reichs 1 erband Pots^meislrasse 69
Betl n \V 57 (State Organ sation for assisting the Dairy Fatm og
Indus trs)
\ ere n dec Deutscben Zucker Industrie Kle strasse 32 Berlin W 62
(Associat on of Producers of Sugar)
DcuUcher Grunlandbund Pnni Ludnigstrasse 5 Munehen MV 5
{German Association lot Meadovj Improvement and CulUvatuA of
Green Crops)
Kartolfelbau Gesellschaft Beroburgerstrasse 14 Berlin SW (Associa
tion for Promot ng Potato Cultivation)
The following are Associations of Breeders of
Pedigree Live Stock
LOWLAND CATTLF
GeestlandischerRiadviehruchtveremfurHamburgundUnigegeDd Hamburg
tppcndorlerlandstrasse 31
Grenzn ark llerdbucbgesellscbalt fur das scbuara weisse lieflandnnd e%
Schne demuhl
Harz nndviehzucbtgenossenschaft Hasselfelde 147 Kara
llcrdbnchgeseUsehalt dea Kitises Bedcnkopl Id Vcjelsbptrget Rind,
Bicdenkopf
Herdbuthgtsellichafl Mittelneser Hanoover Leopoldstrasse 10
HerdbuehkoBtrollverband Angeln Sildcrbrarup Scbleswig Holstem
llerdbuchkontrollverband der uckermark Prenalau St G^argeosUasse 17
Herdb icbscrband der Mecklenburg schcn R ndvtehtuchtvereioa fur
sehuart veisses Niederungsneb Rostock Dismarkstrasse 12
Krrdbuchsercm dez Rotbuntadcbter Sud Oldenburgs \ecbtat Oldenburg
Marki 11
Hcrdbuchscrein der Schwaitbuntiucbtet Sudoldenbutgs Cloppeoburg «
01 lenburg Lschstrassa 7
Kerdbucbvrrein fur das tcbHart weisse Tieflaftdncd in Osl preutseo
Insterburg Milhe mstraase 7
Kildethe mer Herdbuchgesellsebaft llildesbeim Unkstrasse S
JeverlanderHerdbuchvere n Jever Oldenburg
Labzi vichzucbtervere nfurdenUntereoMesterwald Mesterburg
Landetinband der V IchkontrolUereine in Maldeck Meogeougbauseo
NValdeck
LaDdess«TbandSacb(iacbet HetdbuebseseUsebaftea Dresden A Sidonien
iiraiselt
Laadee erband Tbunnger Fleckviebzucbter Meusar Scbnanseestrasse 11
Laadeeverband Thurnger Niederungssiebzucbter Ueunar Sebaattsee
atrassell
Lippixbelterdbucbgesellscbali Detmold Langescrasse 73
Ldaeburger ilerdbucngescllscbaft Luneburg SchiessgrabeosirS
Neutnatkiicber llerdbucbvetband Laodsberg M CustnnerstrasselSa
Oliesburget Herdbuchierem Oldenburg i Oldenburg Kaiseratrasse 4/S
Oldcnburgiscbe Mesermars h Uerdbuchee<ells4ha(t Kodeokircben OU«h
burg
Oinabnickcrllerdbirhgesellscbaft Osnabruck Klausstrasse 1]
Ost preuss icbe Hollander H«rdbuchgesellschaft K^lgsberg Prfussen
Hiodelstra.se 2
Tommerstlie llfrab lehfWeHscliaU lur das sebwarz ncisse lienaodmd
Stett n Kreckoweistrasse 7
Pfign tzVerband,Mittenberge,DezirkPolsdam AuguststrasseSl
Rindnehruchtserband fur den Hauotseremsbezirk Gottingen WObler- '
strasse 3 Goit ngen
Rmd.iehiuchtverband Mecklenburg Strelitz V eubrandenburg Adoll
FneUr chstr 3b
Rind\ ebherdbuch des Undwirtschalll ebeo Hauptveremsfur Scbamnbuig
Rotbunlztichterverbaod Hannover ribmarsch Stade Hosp talstrasse 1
N mnv-ntairr Puchtierein Oberlabn Wellburg
SUmi virl zufhderein m l M IchVontroIlc Theduighausen
\ etbimd der Itarrviebzuchtcenossenschalten Sangeihausro Kommarktl
Nerbarul der H ntemilder Zuchtgenos.enschafteo Schopflieun
\ erband ter t tli eburgrr Rmdvieheuchtvere nc Uelzen Kiogstrasse 61
\ erband der M IchkontroUiercine furd e Grenzmark Posen West rreussen
Veiband Sfader Herdbucheesellschaften Stade HospitaUtrasse 1
Vertaod Uoter Badischer 1 leckviebauchtgcnossenschafteo Manfibcim
Verhand zer ZUchtung des Kotbunten Holstemer Milcbviehs rfeumOoster,
Holstan
\eieia Ostfnesischer Stammviehzuchter Nordeci Ostfriesland
VI cslenaldcr Zucbterv erein Weslnburj
Zuchtcrbczirk drr Elb und Wilstermarsch Wilster Krs Steifl^urg Kiel
AugnstenburgerpUtz 4 Schleswig Holste n
Zuchlbeaiifc Dith larschcD Fnednch.gabekocg bei Marne Kiel Auguslen
burgerplatz 4
ZnchtbeurkfurdieBreitenburger Kellnghusen in Holstem Kiel Augusten
burgerplatz 4
Zuchtetvcreio fur den Lahnnndviehschlag Kreis Untertaunus ' astilten
Z( cbterverein fur den Lahnnndviehschlag im Krc se Limburg l-imburg
Zuchtenerband Jdr Flcckvieh In der Pfalz landau Kaisemn^ 14
Zdchterserein fur Lahnv eh Krs St Goarshausen Naslitten
Zuebterveren lur Kassauisches Fleckvieh in den Kreisen Luuburg und
Unterlahn Oranicnstemer WeglO Limburg
ZuchterverewiigiKig Idr das 'chwari bunte Niedtrungavieb lO ViaUeck
Laubach to Rhoden Waldeck
Zuchterveiemigung fur Waldecker Rotvieh Strothe bei Corbacb Waldeck
Zuchtvetband fur Clandonaersberger \ leh in der Pfalz Kai$er5'*utetn
HIGHLAND CATTIX
AUgauer IlerdbucbgeseUsebaft Immenstadt Ba^em
Plcckviebverband Messkirchen Baden ,,,
Fleckviehzacfatverband des Wufttemberg sehen Sebwarz»*‘dkreises
Rottnre 1 j v
Fteckvuhzochtverbasd des V. urWetfibeipscben Uaterlatides tAidwtJsbutg
Frankisch Hoheolohe .Cher Fleckviehzuchtverband Hal! \\iirti''°verg
Herdbnchgesellscbaft fur DayreutberScbeckvieb Bayreuth Ma^^rasseib
Praaidium der Qbec Bad schra Zuchtgenossenschaft Constanz
Verband der Oberschuabiscben Fleckviehzuchtgenosseoschaften Dim
Veibaodder^Kbt Gen fur HOhenvieh in Saehi Gotha S eblebei'Stfasse26
Gotha Tbunngm ^
Veiband 1 d Remzuebt deJ Pmzgauer R ndes In Ober Bayern
V erband Ober MaJz FleckviebtuAtrr Meiden OberPfaJz
Verband Scblesncber RiadnebzUebter Breslau Sebles en
WOrttem^rgiscber Braunviebtucbtverbsod Waldsee Wurtw^js
Zucblverband fur das Limburger Wh Sebwat^murd Wilrtt*™^^
Zucbtverbaiid fur enfarbges Cebirgsvieb in Oto B»>ert
Zuchtverbar^fUr Fleckvieh in Niedrr By erti Abteilung Sud
Zuehtverband lur Fleckvieb in Kieder S^ayem Abteilung Nord
Mttgasse2 . , . , n
Zntblvefband fur Fleekvieb in Ober Bayern P/affeniefen a
ZochtervUnd fur Fleckvieb m Unterfranken BrenUnostrasee 7 A»ena:ien
Zuebtveibandfwgelbnrtankenneh Bamberg e>u»rbavefB
Zucbtverbaod fur Ober BaynscheeAtpeolle^vieb MiesoMh Obe z*'"
Zuchtverbaod fur Sunmen lalervieb in welnhessen Alzay Freista*
Zuebtverband fur Fleekvieb in Mittel/ranken Ansbach Bajem
SHORTHORN CATILLE
Verband Scbleswtg Jlelste nischer Shortbomzuchtef TCnaing Sehlesw g
ZUcbVennt^nd fur Sborthomvieb in der P/alz Kaiserslautern Pf»l*
Fie scbivoll Herdbuch Vere n der sfb^f ZUchter def Provmz Drandrnburg
Kroopelnzeoufer 5 Berlin N W 40 t • Oldenburg
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490
GERMANY
Shorthorn Breeding in Schleswig-Holstein.
By Dr SCHATZEL, Bredstedt, Schleswig
The breeding of Shorthorns commenced m the
Schleswig Holstein district during the last century
Prior to the introduction of this breed a type of Land-
race cattle was generally bred being a mixture of
various breeds kept in the district The reason why
Shorthorns came in vogue in Schleswig Holstein was
the demand for store cattle from England, and when
the material obtainable in the neighbourhood proved
unsatisfactory and quite insufficient to fill the steadily I
increasing import orders from England, the local
breeders decided to create better material by means of i
imported Shorthorn bulls from that country The I
reason why our breeders decided on the Shorthorns i
was the robust health of the breed, its dual utility |
qualities and its general appearance Indeed, several i
among tbe larger breeders not only imported bulls '
but also heifers and cows with a view of breeding from
the very best Pedigree strains Tins led to the founda-
tion of a Shorthorn Pedigree Register in the year 1871 1
at Eiderstedt , and it further brought in tram a general
desire to take up the breeding of Shorthorns Thus |
It happened that a number of local breed Assoaations
were formed, all on the same lines as the Eiderstedt j
Breeders Association, which had been founded in ^
the year 1883 With a view of consolidating tbe '
various activities of these smaller local associations
a new Association was formed in 1889, under the
name of Association of the Schleswig Shorthorn
Breeders Societies with which all the small organisa-
tions were amalgamated Since then, this Association
has worked ahead as will be seen in the following table
The address of the Association is Husum where the
Herd Book is kept
On January 1st 1900 there were seven Breeders*
Societies in Schleswig Holstein with a membership
of 525 and 1,124 registered animals In 1910, 43
local societies had been brought into being with 2 138
members and 5,407 animals entered For various
reasons however, tbe number rapidly increased 50
that m 1915 68 local societies actually existed with
3 589 members and 12 067 animals entered in the Herd 1
Book Since then as the result of the war, etc , the
numbers have decreased the membership now being
x,66i with 6724 animals registered (1927) Prior
to the Mar, the number of Shorthorns had been
considerably reduced owing to the sudden appearance
in the breed district of foot and mouth disease
Since the war, however, the interest among farmers
and breeders in the Shorthorn breed is steadily ex-
panding, as proved by the fact that in the districts
of Nordcr and Sudcr-Dithmarschen cross breeding by
Shorthorn bulls on the Iccal red coloured cattle is now
much in vogue In the year J924 obligatory selection
was introduced in the breed district, and so tbe ipuAity
of animals bred is yearly improving Some six years
ago the Eckernforde District joined up by forming
a Shorthorn Breeders' Association to which new mem-
bers are steadily coming in
The two qualities by which the Shorthorn cattle
are remarkable, r e , fattening ability and early develop
ment combined with milking capacity, are the elements
in this breed which appeal to the local fanner No
other existing cattle race can show such remarkable
ability in these directions, and m regard to milk pro-
duction. undoubtedly the Shorthorn's performances are
even better than their reputation This is testified
by the fact that in the Schleswig-Holstein distnet
there are now seventeen Milk Control Associations
m which 2,441 Shorthorn cows are registered Among
various Control Associations, those at Langenhom m
the Husum distnet, at Eiderstedt, at Tiebensee and at
Meldorf should be specially mentioned The Langen-
horn showed an average of 3,119 kilos milk with
3 43% fat and 107 08 kilos butter fat, while the Mel-
dorf Control Association showed 3 7^4
3 55% fat and 133 77 kilos butter fat The Tiebensee
show^ 3 4^5 kilos milk with 341% fat and 1x072
kilos butter Tat
The purpose of introducing the milk control
the purpose ot introducing tne miiK cuimwi
system in this district should not be understood as
having been planned towards developing the Shorthorn
cattle to become a milk producing breed rather than ,
but the system was introduced tor 1
beef producers, ,..v -
the express purpose of demonstrating to the brewers
how far they might conveniently develop the
capacity without doing any damage to the
ability of early maturity and fattening It is hop
and expected that through careful selection and breed
ing It may be possible to increase the average fat per
centage to 4% without damaging the breeds beet
propensities It is generally agreed that whatever
happens, the deep heavy body must be maintaineo
It has, perhaps, been a matter of regret that the
Shorthorns in the Schleswig Holstein Distnet could
only develop on the basis of very few strains siKh as
Victor 617th Bletchley 669,’ ‘ Fraser
672,’ '* Spicy Charmer 75 o> ** Cotehay Solid *
895,* “ Fine Morning 924, “ Edgecote Boxer tOi 9 ,
Swinton Saint Clipper 1080 These animals
however, have proved themselves remarMble as p
genitors, especially “ Victor,' ' Fraser Tytler
Spicy Charmer During the last few years 8 ,
Shorthorn blood has been imported with a ,
infusing the same in the already existing strains ,
Shorthorns can develop towards an /
of consumption of the home produced food In ,
tainly this bre^ must he accorded the pt'd« 0 P ,
as tbe loicmost among all existing breeds as fcg
early maturity and remarkable fattening propensi 1
For ru 2 m«f of Skotlhom Dtttdnf wc paft S20 //fuilral cn pogt 507
CEFVAS'Y.
4^1
Tiic Shorthorns in Gcrmnny.
Dr HUGH MCKGO'.* TWt Le-i-^
Li^-e »tc*ck t’rcrJcn Itxjw tKit it ti nnicJi eiiicr
to l*> tlie foundation of a Kcfd of rreminfnt anirruU
for the purpoie of hrrrdinR a t)T*c of cattle m A crrtim
direction thin to mimtain the herd at a hich pitch of
performance ai the jran pan h). and perhapi thi»
eppliet ocn rirore to the Shorthorn cattle than to manr
ether cattle hreeda. The rcaaoni are eardenl to all
vho ha>c founded herdi. In German). hovi-cTcf.
a«hcre the Shorthoma have onl) l>een hrrd dunne.
comparathel) ipealinr. a ahort time, rerrurkahle
profTcaa haa been made, and the) Kaae improved an
quaht) from )ear to jear awhile the number of admircra
of thia particular breed hia been ileadil) incrcaams
10 that the Shorthoma mi) now be itit ed to Ka\ c become.
at Icaat tn certain dialncti. a perrrunent feature.
Shorthorn breeding in German) it centred round
about the towma of Eidenlcdt, ffiiium and T6ndem m
Schlcawigdfolatnn, a diitnet which ii intereitmg and
notable in nun) reipecta at there to-da) a t}item of
farming it in vogue which hat developed on unique
Inca The land here is protected againat the cn*
croachmenta from the sea through a moat intricate,
really manelloui i)alem of dykes, trenches, water
sluices, canals, etc., and the fertilit) of the soil is veo
great. Dunng many hundreds of )eara cattle breeding
was here the mainstay of the population, although
disaster after diuster occurred as earl) as in the middle
ages, and with certain intervals ever since, time after
time the sea rollevl over these fair lands killing people
and cattle by the tens of thousands, destroying the
homesteads of the thrifty farmers Many tens of
millions of German money have f>ecn spent m build-
ing up this wonderful s) stem of dykes, but to-day there
IS complete safety from further encroachments of the
sea, and the Urge stretches of fertile land bear now
permanent pastures such as one does not see elsewhere.
Constantly fighting against the elements, the people
here have developed their capacity to rely on them-
selves. and thnftiness is one of the outstanding charac-
teristics. In this distnet the breeding of Shorthorn
cattle commenced some 8o years ago, and here, thanks
to the wonderful pastures, these cattle have developed
to a degree cf perfection that often surprises the
visitor who IS unprepared to find Shorthorns of such
size and quality as are here grazing during the greater
part of the year in numbers of thousands.
Farming is here carried on in three different
ways — entirely grassland farming where the cattle are
grazed almost the whole year round and then fattened
and sold off to the large markets of Hamburg, Berlin,
Frankfurt, Munich, etc , or mixed arable and pasture
farming, and exclusively dairy farming. In the first
category the size of the farms is as a rule from 6o—
150 acres, and generally only six to eight cows are kept
while young cattle are purchased in the spring for graz-
ing during the summer and early autumn, and when
fattened, sold off. Where dairy farming is tlie. chief
mamstsy. a Urge numfwr is kept and calves reared,
to lake thnr turn when the lime arrives. In later
sears there m. however, a tendency to comht’ne arable
farming with grazine. with a roUt on of wheat, oals.
beans and rape On such farms 80—100 head of
catlU are krpl. In inch lurroundingi the SKorthomi
have developed, and lliey may l>e cUtiifird as hcin;j
m a category enlircly uninue in Germany. It is
proliahle that the Province of Schleswig and the west
coast of Holstein may develop as a Shorthorn breeding
district : and when this hrera obtains a larger degree
of approval m other parts of Germany, Schleswtg-
Molitnn will be known as the district pat pttfetmet
from which prominent tira and dams can be acquired.
Next to Schleswig-Holstein the largest district prior
to the war for Shorthorn breeding in Germany was the
Provinces of Alsaee and Lorraine. Shorthorns arc
also found in other parts such as the Province of
Oldenburg where a well-known breeder (H. LObben,
the SurwQrden estate) for many years bred some
remarkahly good animals ; and there are several prom-
inent herds in the Provinces of Saxony, Hanover,
Silesia. East Prussia. Meeklenburg. Pfalz and in the
Rhine Province. More recently herds have likewise
been founded in the Provinces of Brandenburg. Bruns-
wick. Pomerania and m West Prussia.
The origin of the idea of commencing breeding
Shorthorns m the Schleswig district was caused by
a regular demand for fattened cattle coming from
Denmark, and as the marshland breeders in Schleswig-
Holstein could net as quickly as they desired fatten
their own indigenous b'eeds for the Danish market,
some far-seeing men among them went to England
and there acquired bulls (or crossing purposes. This
happened m the year 1643, and when the imported
animals shortly afterwards were exhibited end offered
for service at the local cattle Shows held regularly at
Eidcrstedt. Husum. TOndem, and various villages,
the farmers immediately recognised that here was a type
of cattle that undoubtedly more rapidly than their
own native breed could turn the grazing in the fat.
marshy pastures into high-quality butchers’ meal.
A further number of bulls were imported from England
and crossed with the Eidcrstedt cattle breed, and so
successful did this cross-breeding turn out that about
eighteen years after the first imports, a "Shorthoni
Breeders’ Herd Book Associvtion " was fonncil (1871).
Entries were accepted in the Herd Book iimlcf twvi
different categories, le., (i) for aniinvls im|>oitevl (foiu
England, and (z) for crosses. Tlie new llervl lh>ok
Assodation, however, cnrrietl on under grevl di(ft<
cultics for sonic years, hut in 1884 when inlrtr*! in
Shorthorn cattle Ind spread a _ lirgo nnmbv'f
breeders in Schleswig and Holstein deeidwl tn tjn in
for the b«e«l, and since then Shotthorn hrvsvhnd 1
increased and never met with irtKickx. )n ih
1898 the Qiamher of Agticultutv h'T tlia IS
492
GERMANY
Schleswig-Holstein deaded to map up the fertile
Province into breed districts and all breeding activities
were now placed under the control of local committees
to which, however freedom of action was left so long
as certain rules and regulations were adhered to
The ** Association of Societies of Breeders of Short-
horn Cattle was now formed , and while the number
of members actively pledging themselves to breed
Shorthorns was only very limited to commence wnth —
527 members m 1900 with i 131 registered animals —
the popularity of the breed developed and ten years
afterwards the membership had increased to 2,147
with 5 428 registered animals Shorthorn cattle are
now almost exclusively bred all over Schleswig-
Holstein, but there are some districts where the Holstein
red cattle are still bred In the Angeln and Schwansen
districts, and in puts of Rendsburg only limited
numbers of Shorthorns are bred, but otbeiwisc,
one might assert Shorthorns are to day the national
breed in this part of Germany It was chiefly owing
to Eduard Lubben s exertions that the Shorthorn
Association was brought into being and for many years
this eminent and highly successful breeder acted as
Chairman of the Society
In the Herd Book bulls over one year old cows and
heifers in calf are registered if they have been passed
by the Selection Committee Only registered hulls
can be used and unless services of such can be proved
the progeny is refused registration As already
stated, the Schleswig Shorthorn cattle are classified
either as pure bred if they are undisputed descendants
of animals originally registered in Coates’ Herd Book
and their Pedigrees can be proved without any missing
links, or as Landrace Shorthorns , but when animals
belonging to this category through several generations
have shewn performance and conformation equal to
the pure breds they can be moved up to the pure bred
category Unless the colour is stnctly typically Short-
horn, the Selection Committee absolutely refuse
registration Every year, as a rule in September, bulls
are collected and exhibited for Prize allocation at the
Showyard of the Society at Husum when catalogue:
containing particulars and Pedigrees of all bulls whict
have been passed for examination are available Sc
now take place and interested visitors can here y
after year hnd a remarkable collechon of really chc
animals which demonstrate the high degree of devel
ment to which Shorthorn breeding m Germany
been brought It should be mentioned that
Association maintains an office at Husum from wh
any desired information may be obtained by corr
pondence or on personal application The Husu
Tondem District can easily be visited by tram fr
Hamburg
The Angeln Cattle.
By BREED DIRECTOR B CLAUSSEN Angeln Herd Bueh KontroH Verband Angeln
In the District of Angeln in North Schleswig-
Holstein the cattle breeding industry has been promi-
nent for many centuries Breeders there have always
carefully kept their cattle pure free from any foreign
blood, as IS demonstrated in old Records of Breeders'
Meetings, etc , covering more than one hundred years
The first Association of Breeders was founded
some 50 years ago, and in 1885 the first Herd Book
was published In 1903 the first Board of Gantrol was
appointed, and in 1922 this Society was founded
At the present time there are 2 000 animals under
control Officials especially trained for this work oin-
trol milk and butter fat pri^uction and food consump-
tion of every dairy cow for three weeks while the milk
IS tested by men trained at Institutes where the Gerber
Method ’ IS adopted The Herd Book is arranged accord-
ing to modem requirements special attention being
given to performance as well as to the individuality
of each animal Measurements are undertaken of
full grown animals according to the Lydtm measunng
system, and annotations showing the relation between
the different parts of the body are entered m the Herd
Book The Angeln cattle are of medium weight from
450 to 500 kilos Full grown bulls weigh from 8
to 950 kilos The calves are fed on milk during t
first four weeks against a former diet of only t'
weeks . and in their second year hay, straw etc , a
added to their daily rations The heifers are servi
at an age of from zo to 30 months During lactation t
cow IS fed on a food mixture somewhat similar to t
‘ Kellner Standards ’—3 5 kilos of hay. 20 kilos
roots and 4 5 kilos of straw , , ,1
One of the chief points worthy of note about H
Angeln breed is the advantageous relation betwei
food consumption and increase in weight A Mmpa'
son between this and other breeds of the Provin
will thus disclose the following figures
Ilrrd
I far Itook M Ik
Eniry Kilo*
'4/2S K^io- O'”'’
Angela Cattle
Black %M>ite rrifsUnt , -<
RedW-literrieiiant
AngrlnLatUe ID'S/”*
2073 3 30 100 01
93 O'
170 »
lOS S
TJiBitliebeattowpiwSucedIn l»"ir5 rtS* J
„ , , .1* Sr* *2 0 S 83
492
GERMANY
Schleswig Holstein decided to map up the fertile
Province into breed districts, and all breeding activities
were now placed under the control of local committees
to which, however, freedom of action was left so long
as certain rules and regulations were adhered to
The ** Association of Societies of Breeders of Short
horn Cattle was now formed , and while the number
of members actively pledging themselves to breed
ShoTthoms was only very limited to commence with —
527 members in 1900 with 1,131 registered animals —
the popularity of the breed developed, and ten years
afterwards the membership had increased to 2.147
with 5 428 registered animals Shorthorn cattle are
now almost exclusively bred all over Schleswig
Holstein but there are some districts where the Holstein
red cattle are still bred In the Angeln and Schwansen
districts, and m pirts of Rendsburg only limited
numbers of Shorthorns are bred, but otherwise
one might assert Shorthorns are to day the national
breed in this part of Germany It was chiefly owing
to Eduard Lubben s exertions that the Shorthorn
Association was brought into being, and for many years
this eminent and highly successful breeder act^ os
Chairman of the Society
In the Herd Book hulls over one year old, cows and
heifers m calf are registered if they have been passed
by the Selection Committee Only registered bulls
can be used and unless services of such can he proved
the progeny is refused registration As already
stated, the Schleswig Shorthorn cattle are classified
either as pure bred if they are undisputed descendants
of animals originally registered m Coates' Herd Book
and their Pedigrees can be proved without any missing
links, or as Landrace Shorthorns , but when animals
belonging to this category through several generations
have shewn performance and conformaticn equal to
the pure breds they can be moved up to the pure bred
category Unless the colour is strictly typically Short-
horn, the Selection Committee absolutely
registration Every year, as a rule in Septeniher, bulls
are collected and exhibited for Prize allocation at the
Showyard of the Society at Husum when catalogues
containing particulars and Pedigrees of all hulls vmicn
have been passed for examination are available Sales
now take place and interested visitors can here year
after year find a remarkable collection of
animals which demonstrate the high degree of develop-
ment to which Shorthorn breeding m Germany has
been brought It should be mentioned that the
Association maintains an office at Husum which
any desired information may be obtain^by corres-
pondence or on personal application The Husum-
Tondem District can easily be visited by tram from
Hamburg '
The Angeln Cattle.
By BREED DIRECTOR B CLAUSSEN Angeln Herd Such Kontroll Verband Angeh
In the Dvstnrt of Ang^n m North ScWeswig- '
Holstein the cattle breeding industry has been promi- .
nent for many centuries Breeders there have always '
carefully kept their cattle pure, free from any foreign
blood, as IS demonstrated m old Records of Breeders’
Meetings etc , covenng more than one hundred years |
The first Association of Breeders was founded
some 50 jears ago, and in 1885 the first Herd Book
was published In 1903 the first Board of Control was
appointed, and in 1922 this Society was founded I
At the present time there are 2 000 animals under
control Officials especially trained for this work con-
trol milk and butter fat pri^uction and food consump
tion of every dairy cow for three weeks, while the milk
IS tested h> men trained at Institutes where the Gerber
Method ’ IS adopted The Herd Book is arranged accord-
ing to modem requirements spiecial attention being
given to performance as well as to the individuality
of each animal Measurements are undertaken of
full grown animals according to the L)dtin measuring
saltern and annotations showing the relation between
the diHerent of the body are entered m the Herd
cattle are of medium weight from
>50 to 500 kilos Full gTOvm bulls weigh from 8^
o 950 kilos The calves are fed on
irst four weeks against a former diet of only
weeks , and in their second year hay, straw, ttc
idded to their daily rations The heifers are
It an age of from 20 to 30 months During lactation
x>w IS fed on a food mixture somewhat similar to m
Kellner Standards ’ -3 S kdos of hay. 20 kilos oi
ools and 4-S kilos of straw i_ . ,u-
One of the chief pomte worthy of note about the
\ngcln breed is the advantageous relation be
:o^ consumption and increase in weight A
ion between this and other breeds of the rrou
will thus disclose the following figures
Herd
rar Kook M Ik
Eniry KIV
An(-laCa«ll« inr* H-IO*
Hatk UliKr Frlnlani , Sl'^T
Red While rrietlant S09S
AncbiCsiUle lS*5/«8 1819- «
Ilbck Uille Fclraii •
RedUUtertWIan
Tbathe
2SO80 I
Fat
'973 3'3« 100 00
;93< 3 IS 93 es
2921 8 S3 97 71
9-73 3 13 11239
3313 3 17 lOiOfl
S-SS S 10 110 09
les 3 li
-04 7 0?
J«3 »I1
177 eo»
li? lilll
GERMANY
493
The average performance figures for ihe control
year 1927 were 3391 kilos of milk 3 47 ^ fat and
117 52 kilos of butterfat
The Angcln cattle produce fine textured meat
and are remarkable for their fattenimg propcnsihes
With the assistance of existing records of male and
female Pedigrees valuable strains can be easily picked
out Among the best of these the Jurgen XA 154
Fntz lA 451 and Hans lA 578 should be
mentioned Estonia Roumania and Brazil have lately
commenced importing Angeln cattle Increasingly
it IS being proved that the breed is an economic pro-
position easily maintained very adaptable to changing
conditions of life
Fot nama of Angeln Calllt BrteJen ue page 521 Illuslrat on page 508.
The Black-White Cattle in Jeverland, Oldenburg.
By BREED DIRECTOR HUTTINGER Jever
Domestic animal breeding and particularly cattle
breeding has always played an important part in
agricultural jeverland where (he aim as regards cattle
may be expressed thus
Large milk production beauty of form strong
body build firm muscles robust constitution
These are the qualities required m the breed m
the district where the Jeverland cattle are bred On
such qualities it is held the foundation must rest
on which success may be obtained This heavy breed
of milk and beef cattle broad ribbed broad framed
>ct not lacking in grace is to^Iay escrywhere m
demand Cattle of the Jever breed profitably turn
homegrown food into milk and beef and they would
everywhere prove splendid foundation animals for
^ On a closer study of the build of the Jeverland
cattle many indications of the perfect health of the
Ire^ become apparent The strong and abo%e all
splendidly proportioned frame particularly not ce
able in the setting of the legs the deep broad chest
and the slra pht line of the l«ck ending in muscular
I cautifully loclled hindquarters create a >er) pleas ng
impression of absolutel) perfect health The udder
IS sen large and \er) well formed
TTie Jescrland breeder laji great stress on the set
ting of tl c legs— ll at the front legs should be abio
1 ltd) stra ght and tl e hock I road and strong H s
pa) ing attention to these points males for adssntageous
results and all Jeserland breeders adhere to these and
other points the sal ic of which was learned )e8rs ago
Jeseiland Mood can l>e traced in all herds of
lU.-luhte German lowland cattle and almost
Oldenburg Jeverland scher Herdbuch Verein e V
The board of control of the Jeverland breeding
district an influential body of breeders hold tl at
control of milk production should not be earned out by
their own officials but by the dairy institute under the
Oldenburg Board of Agnculhire and m this manner
reliable performance results are certainly obtained
Thus 10 Jeverland cows gave a yearly average of 4 225
kilos of milk with 3 46*^0 f^t and 146 kilos of butter
fat while kept stabled as against 6^00 kilos of milk
and an average of 3 63‘’o fat and 225 kilos of butler
fat on grazing One of the reasons for this remarkable
increase is the adaptabil ty of the Jeverland cattle to
changing conditions
The average achiesemcnt under the notice of the
Jeverland boaid of control for dairy cows dunng
1927 according to the Records of 31 Sooeties was
4>40S kilos of milk with 3oS'*o fat and 124 kilos
of butter fat In 1926 a herd of 36 cows gave an average
yield of over 200 kilos of butter fat while the 13 b«t
produced between 223 and 264 kilos of butter fat on
average qua! ty grazing The largest herd average
was 6 428 kilos of milk with 3 fat and X93 kilos
of butter fit and the best achievement of any 1 ngle
cow reached 7703 L los of milk 3.27 "b fat and 263
Vilos of butter fat These figures should be taken in
connection writh the fact that the )ear 1926 was not a
good average >ear for grass feeding
Elcsen Jcseilind cows are for the t me l>eing under
suprnifion a/xl control of the Deutsche fbnder
lentunrs Buch (German Cattle Breed Performince
Register) rVmong these there arc an mals wl leh
base yielded too kilos of butte' fat in 82 da)i n'-t a
494
GERMANY
The Oldenburg Weser-Marsh Cattle.
By HERR FREISCHMIDT late Breed Director, Rod*nfcirchen Oldenburg Oldenburgische Wesermarsoh Herdbuch
Gessellschaft *
This breed district lies in the north eastern
part of Oldenburg, mainly on the left hanlc
of the nver Weser although it only embratts
a small area on the opposite shore It is mostly marsh
land watered by the Weser, but there is also good
pasture, drained and fertile Generally speaking,
the soil 18 boggy or sandy. The district also bolds
some 100,000 hectares of cultivated land on which the
cattle stoch is counted at about ioo,ooo head Of
these about i 8 ooo are at present entered in the Olden-
bu^ Weser-Marsh Herd Book, and 15 000 head are
matriculated as yong stock Up till now over 13O 000
cattle have been entered m the Association’s Herd
Book
Although the soil is of greatly varying quality, the
climate, so close to the North Sea, is very equable,
cool summers and mild \vinters being usual, while the
rainfall reaches 750 800 mm during the year and is of
the greatest benefit to pastures The main point,
however, on which the Oldenburg Weser-Marsh lands
score over most other marsh districts along the North
Sea coast is its water supply Here is a ventable.
most perfect network of ditches and canals by means of
which any superfluous water can easily be drained off .
and as the marshes extend further up river, past the
salt water penetration at tide time, the gates can be
opened to let in fresh Weser river water by means of
dykes constructed for the purpose In this manner the
cattle are always provided with fresh drinking water,
which unfortunately is not always the case m other
breeding districts so near the coast
The Oldenburg Weser-Marsh Herd Book Asso-
ciation was founded in 1880 at Rodenkirchen. m
Oldenburg, and has now 1,300 breeder-members
A similar number of small breeders who are not actual
members are permitted to enter their animats m the
Herd Book Two things are ruthlessly pursued — the
absolute stamping out of tuberculosis and control and
registration of milk production and other achievements
The cattle stock of about 16,000 cows in 61 control
areas, belonging to 1,419 herds is supervised and con-
trolled The aim is to reach an average production of
4,000-5 000 kilos of milk of a minimum of 3 $0% fat
for the year, obtained by exclusively utilising home-
grown food This average has already been reached
by a large number of herds in several cases even
exceeded During 1926-1927, 24 herds showed an
average of over 160 kilos of butter fat, and 32 single
cows performed over 200 kilos of butter during the
lactation period
A ruthlessly effected breed selection is always th
best guarantee, and in this district considered mor
important than milk jneld and fat % thus we ar
aiming at an animal of great beauty of form, easy t
feed, of hardy constitution early maturing , and th
Oldenburg Weser-Marsh breeder loves the anima
with a long-stretched body on short legs, plciUy 0
bones, a broad back well rounded nbs, heavy flank
and firm muscles A large, regularly developed udde
IS indispensable, and the milk and butter fat yield
must be satisfactory TTie Weser-Marsh cattle as nov
bred certainly fulfil these requirements At the “ Germai
Agricultural Society’s Hamburg Show in 1924* ®
Stuttgart m 1925, at Breslau m 1926, and at Dortmunc
m 1927 these cattle competed with other Germar
Pedigree breeds and held their own well ,
exhibitions the Oldenburg Weser-Marsh Herd Bool
Society fetched for 92 animals shown in competitior
with the ^st Prussian the Ost Friesland and the
Jcverland Friesians, 4 Champion prizes 16
Honour, 30 First Prizes, 30 Second Prizes, 7 Third
Prizes I Fourth Prize and 22 ' Honourable mentions
For name! 0 / OlJenhurg IFestr Marth Cattle Breedert see page 522
JUmtrat on page 509
Cattle Breeding in Pomerania.
By BREED DIRECTOR CAEDE Pomeranian Herd Book Association for Black White Lowland Cattle Stettin Kreck
over Strasse 20 Pommerschs Herdbuch Gesellschaft fur das Schwarz welsse Tieflandrind
The Pomeranian Herd Booh Association, the only
Association of breeders of black white lowland cattle
in Pomerania, was founded in 1900 through amatga
motion of the Baltic Herd Book Association of 1889
and the East Pomeranian Herd Book Association of
1E96 Up till now 80000 head have been entered in
the Herd Book The idea] animals are the indigenous,
healthy, medium weight cattle with excellent milk
prcxluction, high fat percentage, easily fattened Only
animals, which m the judgment of a special Selection
Committee have beauty of form and good per-
formances can be selected for breeding and entered in
the Held Book as such There are two Herd Books
one for Pedigree bulls and cows, and the other for
cows withe ut known Pedigree Milk control i* com-
pulsory for every member of the Herd Book Associa-
tion. and the organisation of the Board of ^ntrol tor
Pomerania rests with the Assoaalion of Pomeranian
Cattle Control Societies " under which at present 195
Control Societies with 95 000 controlled cows are
enrolled i c , 20 5% of Pomerania s dairy cattle
The best Pedigree herds yield an annual average 0
well over 5000 kilos of milk Higher outputs are
discouraged as injurious to health and robustecss
On the other hand great importance is alUched to
hiffh percentage of fat in the milk as beneficent m
GERMANY
495
butter making The choice of the bul! for mating is
dictated by his maternal ancestor's milk*fat per*
cenlage The best performances among last year* s
herds were
Average Performance during Control Year,
1926-1927
Milk Kilos
Fat <>0
Butter Fat Kiln
5,201
394
2CM80
5338
332
t9> 14
5136
367
18833
5336
351
16714
5 530
334
164 89
5336
3 51
16714
5 080
3 53
17922
5417
327
17700
All herds are subject to vetennary control under
supervision of a “ Sanitary Commission " appointed
by the Chamber of Agnculture fcr Pomerania
Bulls and female animals, espeaally heifcrs-in-
calf, are yearly sent to the eight auction sales at the
towns of Stettin, Stralsund and Belgard where Pedi-
gree animals always are obtainable Escry jeaf there
IS at least one show of Pedigree bulls at Stettin m the
auction buildings erected m 1926 by the Herd Book
Assoaation At this exhibition an excellent idea of
the material bred by assoaated members and used for
breeding can be obtained
The Black-While Pomeranian breed has often
brought home conspicuous success at the world-known
Livestock Exhibitions yearly organised by the *' Ger-
man Agricultural Soaety."
For namet of Bta k If Aife Cattle BtetJert in Pomerania tee page 5Z3
The Luneburg Black-White Marsh Cattle.
By HUGH NICKSON,
7a. Pitrr Snevr Lohmn
The Lowlands Breeds of cattle in Germany far
outstrip other cattle breeds, and the ' dual purpose"
types stem to increase Along the North Sea belt
these lowland cattle certainly dominate, with the excep-
tion of the Shorthorn brewing distncl in Schleswig-
Holstein. and the Black-VITiitc seem to slowly push
out the Red White cattle One of the smaller, but by
no means unimportant among these Black-lX’hite
marsh cattle breeds, the LUneburg Elbe-Marsh
Fnesiani are certainly in the forefront, and the whole
breed district, centred round about the medirsii
town of LUneliurg liears witness to what can be
achioed through fnendl> and untiring co-operatioo
lietween the Herd Bool management and the individual
breeder. Among the first of Cermsn Herd Book
Associations to recognise the enormous importance to
breeders of cattle of obtaining an accurate estimate of
the value of a breed animal through a sjntrmatacally
conducted milk control, the Llmcdnirg Herd Book
Association hat attained a remarkable IcstI of uniformity
in tbc breed district, as will l>e seen tn the resuW
shown in the Ta'le lelow This Asaocsa'ion wf«se
memlerslup » scarcrl> more than ronus*s
chieflv of snu*l frerlioldrrs l»rrrding or mainta.n.ng
an aiTTsre of 10— l* cows on their amtll farms flarbr
m tl>e sTcing Img Iwfore tV twrth wind has ceased I's
10 gnp ll»e cattle air taken la the marshes w*irre they j
are kept until bte in Ckto'irr . and damg the wi-i'iv
the animals air cfueflr fed on ftome-peTd,aori. migh
fervL and on's esrTp*»nna’'T 00 ccmrmtncfd deed
Danng a oum'ier of sears t^se rsart nr^drss scra'j-»
of the applications for entries to the Associdtien'a
Register hat taken place, and unless the Progenitors
of an animal proposed for entry have been m possession
of outstanding mentt as high milkers with a high fat
percCTitage, while otherwise of distinct quslitie*. the
Herd Book is doted to the applicant
One among several contrilniting causes to make
the weeding-out process more popular, or at leait
less painful while promoting the co-operslive spirit
among the LOneburg Herd Book assocuted memlier*
and stimuUtmg to new elforti, 11 the system of " Con-
suIution-Officrs Beralungs-Stelle " — estahliihed
at sanous places within the breed diilnct in clunr* of
offiaalt who, each in their speoil diitrict. are slwsyi at
hand with expert adner on msttenm reference |o firm!-
tng, WTfding and ferding when applied to /Vi a rule,
these mm art )wnt University- and othctwise irsine-J
sons e>f farmers wi'h a lerrt interest for tlietf buimess
The LOnefiurg Breed Area is now djsr*e«l in*o 65
Mnk Control Districti in wKkK drf rrj— dier c>f con
troTed mcml^rs vary from 7 to to ^oo. each /\j»rv»at«"n
l<ertc eegulailr cor»ror,nL arid t! t*>e tepoet ei
&(icxtl to t^.e Herd Baol Associi'^ei | Iral raartn 1
at Ltevd'urt sl«>-li cut t^ut r-da jsrll c< fit
perrmure for one reaieei e< anntVer ai ret as it i
l«. the hdanatr— w- 1 sr-r-inLaith I j'k *-*1 r'.s**w
j re examine w^e'her kical (rorti.»/>~4 mdi f,«se « **
j trJ'siCpd to lie rt*-bs rfcaiw-d Is di-s rsa-rw/ fss
* at Iwea posOiSe So aieai.''i a-^ewe a-’k ),«ll a"!
la* f erT e - t afe. arid to Imel vp t^e r*«ti!is w ‘
>■51 amwig t*Ae t$ AavoaCj-nt ,n
GERMANY.
497
1927, and illustrates that a general level is achievable
in a breed district when a suitable feeding Formula
is based on, but vanated in individual herds according
to local experience, and regulated in accordance vrith
the modem Feeding-Technique. With the passing
of the year 1927, the Luneburg breed district has
entered the 3,000 kilos, milk per bead per-annum-
mlnimum.as in no district the annual reportshows less,
^t of the number of 65 Milk Control Districts, 24
districts could show from 3,000 to 4,000 kilos milk,
40 from 4,000 to 5,000 kilos, milk and i district more
than 5,000 kilos.
Quite recently the German Agricultural Assoda-
tion — " Deutsche Landwirtsdiaftliche Gesellschaft **
—adopted the American system and founded the
** German Dairy Cattle Performance Register ** —
“ Deutsche Rinder-Leistungs Buch ” — through which
it is aimed to create, by means of an absolutely reliable
control of performances, exact knowledge concerning
the maximum milk production of German dairy
cattle, so that, on the basis of this knowledge, trust-
worthy material might be obtained to serve for propa-
ganda in foreign countries where it should be possible
to market German-bred Pedigree live stock. The
Organising Committeewhich handles this is nowworking
in conjunction with a number of Animal Breed Institu-
tions as well as with Univenitles and Agricultural High
Schools. The scrutiny of these cattle performances is
placed with a number of trained inspectors who con-
stantly visit those herds which hold animals admitted
to the Performance Register, on every visit subjecting
these to a three dajV lest. It wiU thus be seen that
this Performance Register has a national function to
fulGl and that it should succeed, if co-operation proves
popular, to bring out the best animih m the herds and,
by degrees, the best herds in the countrj. It may,
however, be questioned whether the sjstem, as such,
IS the most effective, seeing that it rather works towards
bringing out to the public gaze the individual animals
j in the herd which are remarkable for their perforiunces.
I while, on the other hand, the value of the breed, and
I the breed distri^ in which it is chiefly reared, can be
better judged through obtaining a “ fair average *’
of all the Herd performances in the district. Also,
the cost of Performance Gmlrol seems excessive —
in the Luneburg district it has worked out at £50
(Mks. 1000) per animal.
In the Luneburg Herd Book Association district
five cows were admitted to the Performance Rejister,
ie , " Bertha *’ (No. S77t“‘4fi.*3fi) which during 365
daji yielded 8,859 kilos, milk and 3.74% fat ; **Annita”
(No. 3t6S) aged 7 yean, which in 305 di)a gave 8.032
bias, milk and 334% fat; ’‘Minka** (No 30,890)
aged to >ean, which m 365 dajn gave 8 670 bios, milk
and 3 94% fat ; “ Stine " (No. 39 J73) which in 345
days gave 8377 bias, milk and 4-04% fit ; and
** KrShe" (No. 3S0S4) which in 305 days gave 74!3
bios, milk and 3 58)0 fat.
F*r nenvi «/ Prtmintnl B'ttJfti «/ lirntltpy Dt»k .MatA Catik, ter 523.
Friesian Cattle Breeding in East Prussia.
By DR PETERS. BREED DIRECTOR. KSpIpberg and OR SCHMIDT. DREED DIRECTOR, In-rbjrt
Practically only one breed of cattle exiits in the
Breeding distnets of East Prussia, the Dutch Black
and Vlhite Fn«iani Some >ean ago a limited
numlver of Red-^liitc Schleswig-Holstein cattle and
also the Last Friesland breed could be teen, but th-y
have l)een almost entirely suj’plinled by the Dutch
hreeii v»hich now cwnpntes 95‘'o of Last Prussia's;
cattle stock. These cattle wre chief!) imported from
ifolland. and spanngl) from East Friesland and
Oldenburg during the middle cf the last century.
The East Prussian breeders, hensever, fenind that their
choice of a suitable breed couVl lie Irst satisfied by
selecting the Dutch Fnesian ca’de ; a-rd c>nee iVy
deoJol on these, the) siere determined e»n Irepmc
this b'crd abs-ilutrlv pure Since when the Ust
Isatrl) of Pevbfree animals was l•nported. tSe lirerd Kas
devel-T^ »n Ijut Prussia on inie;x-sdmt lines
Tlifte ale evtens-ne pastures in the Prosvscr.
rrjwsna'K m the rsnriVm and soj'hrm p4*ta. and
tlsese ma* le iV fanners t-v jrare thesr animals dunng
ihe grratef part of l'»e year Dunng the wi”trf t^«ee
must lie iejst »n tV tta'de. Inrt « rcaagh
ch-nstr has deselspeJ and a* l^ie sa-ne tm*
t'eii Irmbng p*vesens-,rs ll«e*T a»T iva rsjieci*.* »
milk-producing centres, and very few such for fat-
tening purposes ; and, therefore, the chief aim is to
breed jourtg stock of Pedigree strains for sale The
sdeal animsl must combirw a rich milk yield wuh
heavy but beautiful shape, and hardy constitution
with easily fattening ahiLty. Uniformity in shape and
colounng if kept in slew, ^pemsaon a-vJ g-rversf
sisatiage-nent el the b-eri rests wi'h t'^r.*e bretrl
Scoeties, the Herd Book SocKty foun-W an
iSEa at Ktsfirgs'iert ; the Herd Book iwv^y fjunl«l
m 1911 at Ins’etfairg, an>l the tt’nt Pnauian Herd
I Book Socsrtv rsta'^ishe'l in tlV) at .Mi/wburg
I These I'-Tre Soc»e*ies Cor*vr»»e t*T*ty-fite ftt
\ cent, cd the t -tal ca**»e s*oek the Prysjv e ef lait
Prusasi. esT.ma'nd at Ujo/voo f»r*J
T»tt Lajr Pr^un fstnt'a ILjp Bvc S>':rTY.
The East ProsMan Herd Bark tsacW/ it the
I Urgr*t b'rr-d S->oe*r in Or“.a~r. w 'h a-b-t,- IJJACO
pure-keod ca**ie aeWe'-i 1 -r Tk n t C^r
I'vlaies a bj— * jr» el cs“V .VI k-e'i* rey^-
tttel undfT l'~s *JCr*T a'r cn— —21-1. *-,l cr.^*
bae-d a*a’’.aia w—h an cni_»pj'ei Pe>* r-i» ca.n L<
•-rrtrl an l'<e HW Bj k and ».vJ I e tfe—Lng
Te 1^ *<nnr*/‘m b_li e“«» 5.*i*
493
GERMANY
an age of two years and passed a preliminary exarmna
tjon at an age of lo 24 months while cows must have
borne one calf Great importance is attatdied to a
satisfactory milk production and thus every herd must
submit to strict milk control Individual and herd
performances are controlled by special officials every
fortnight when milk yield percentage of fat and the
quantity of food consumed are recorded
The Dutch Fnesians have a natural propensity
for milk production and this of course can be greatly
stimulated by adequate feeding Thus during the years
1906 1910 at the senes of tests of performance of the
various breeds earned out by the University of Bonn
at Poppelsdorf 12 East Prussian Fnesian cows yielded
dunng the first 365 days an avenge of 7 700 kilos of
milk with 3 05% of fat and 235 kilos butter fat
At tests dunng the iears 1923 1925 earned out by
Professor Hansen at Koppelhof near Berlin 12 tested
East Prussian Fnesians gave a yearly average of 8 378
kilos of milk with 369% of fat and 309 kilos butter
fat These figures clearly demonstrate that during
the last 20 years the milk yields of East Prussian
Fnesian cattle and especially the percentage of fat
has steadily increased as a result of much improved
methods of feeding The best result was obtained from
a cow Hortensia Nr 130760 who yielded 10315
kilos of milk with 3^5% of fat and 3635 kilos
butter fat although still higher yields have been obtained
from cows entered in the German Register of GiUle
Performances founded as recently as October 1 st
1926 Thus a number of registered cows did very
well dunng a lactation penod of 365 days as shown in
the following table —
No of Cow M kVcM Buner Fat k lot
156 IJ4 9020k los 439 39336
VK5U85 9 102 3 98 361 96
153678 9 016 3 65 328%
137 732 8 150 3 72 30338
135736 6980 451 31476
Such yields of course only result when the feeding
IS correspondingly adequate In the breeding herds m
East Prussia on the pasture in summer and with
scarcely any concentrated food dunng the winter
months the breeders aim is healthy robust young
stock from prominent parents showing excellent
records of performance Consequently the animals
are never forced to reach the highest possible standard
of milk production
Dunng the milk control }ear 1926 27 the average
Yield reached 3540 kilos with 3^8% fat and 1x6
kilos butter fat The highest total cf a single herd
)ield was 6^48 kilos of milk with 3.43% of fat and
2l8 kilos butter fat while
2 herd] eive an «v«raee oer cow of 6 000 k los
18 - « „ M M ~5000
250 ^ „ „4 00Q „
The East Prussian Fnesians are good beef pro
ducen A very broad very deep body is systematically
evolved as it has been proved over and over again that
only animals so developed remain robust and healthy
while kept at a high pitch of performance under the
influence of East Prussia! rough climatic conditions
The animals are therefore correspondingly heavy
and the full grown bulls weigh i 000 i^oo kilos and
the cow in good breeding condition 550 kilos
often more
At yearly shows organised by the German
Agricultural Society the breed has attained con
siderable success At 17 exhibitions where 1,357
animals were shown the following 982 pnz» were
obtained ■ —
82 Prizes of Honour
189 First Prizes
178 Second
137 Third
114 Fourth
254 Honourable mentions
Sales of Pedigree stock take place at the regularly
occurring auctions but animals can also be purchased
in the stables of the breeders The largest and bwt
attended auction sales are held monthly at Konigs
bei^ where the Visitor has an excellent opportunity
see and lo purchase These monlhy sales as a ru
dispose of 200 bulls i 2 years old and 200 cov
and heifers in calf The auction sale catalogue states
For the Bulls — Milk production of female progenito
back to the 3rd generation for cowsr— own and mother
milk yield for heifers — mothers and grandmother
milk yield
Speaking generally Bids at these auctioi
never run up to large figures on account of the Provini
of East Prussia being geographically cut off from the re
of Germany 0 j o
When requested the managers of the Herd fjoo
Society are agreeable to state the pnees paid at pn
vious auctions and the Soatty undertake to purchai
and transport animals on behalf and for account 1
interested parties unable to personally attend sales
The E^st Prussian Fnesian cattle easily aoai
themselves to new local or climatic conditions Dunr
the last few years large cons gnments have been *bipp<
to CzecKo Slovakia Austria Hungary GaliCia and tr
Baltic Republics and these animals have d^e we
whenever they were imported and contjnuea tnci
excellent milk yields „
TTie Herd Book Society of
White Cattle Breeders m East Prussia wth heac
quarters at Instctburg is another among the iar^
Gennan cattle breed Societies Its ma^hershi
include 1400 large estates and farms and 400®
Herd Book covfs under compulsory milk
about 3 000 bulls and 60 ooo head of jounS 1 rdigfe
stock are registered ,
Since this Soacty was founded ^
has become compulsory and only cows whic av
reached a certain Standard of Performance nAVc ee
entered in the Herd Book The Society is thcretorr
remarkable for very high m Ik yields t,
The last j early record was completed on sst A
1927 and showed an average milk produrficn m a
herds belonging to the Society of 3 555 , kdo*
3^2% of fat and 114 32 kilos butter fat Toappreciat
these figures it should be pointed out that m mos^t c
the herds feeding is rather scrappy For yean they nav
GERMANY.
499
been bred vitb a ^lew to satisfactory performances as
well as beauty of form The Herd Boob coitains many
COS'S sshich base done svell — as for instance tbe best
cow in the >ear 1926-27 which yielded —
9 079 LiIm of rmllc with 3 68'’o f«t and 334 51 butter fat
6 Cows ate trAtTed which ^ve over 8 030 kilos. «{ milk
30 > ... IffJO ...
225 6,000 .. .
1,725 5.000 ...
One herd reached an average for all cows of
6,088 bilos of milk with 3 ef fat and 187.91
kilos butter fat ; while
1 8 Herd* reached an avense of over 5i)00 kiloi of mitk
322 . ...... 4000 .. .
Worthy of special mention is a cow, ” Koralle,**
which gave 10,080 kilos, of milk — the best performance
in all Germany up till the )ear 1926
Another cow, “Titania,” which repeatedly took
First Prize at German Agricultural Shows for beauty
of form and performances, jnelded on a four ) ears’
average 6,360 kilos, of milk with 3.36% of fat and
211.12 kilos, butter fat.
Results achieved at auctions of Pedigree animals
whidi take place esery month at Insterhurg, demon-
strate the general populanty of the animals belonging
to this breed Sodely. Thus at every auction some 100
young bulls ready for service, and 200-400 heifers in-
calf are entered for sale and invariably sold ; and pur-
chasers invariably return, again desirous of bu)mg.
The performances and high qualities of these animals
arc to be seen in tbe catalogues which contain milk
yields and Pedigrees.
For fiamn of Frinian Call!t BrtrJeri in Ecj/ Prnnia. tet pcfr 525. lHatlration pofe 507.
Cattle Breeding In Bavaria.
By BREED DIRECTOR HEROLD Pansu Daa
The Giltle Stock in Havana composes various
breeds of which some seven-tenths arc Piebald Atpire
cattle. These are to be found in all distnetsof Havana
from the Alps and (he Swabian Bavarian Plateau in
the south, across fertile undulating country, up to llu
Spessart mountains and the lower reaches of the Rivet
Mam. They exist at various altitudes, from 200—
:.6oo m The Bavarian Piebalds are a strain of the
German Piebald cattle, showing the character of the
Simmenlaler breed. It it the foremost breed in the
neighbouring countnes of WQrtcmberg, Baden. Hessen
and Tbiiringen. As is natural over such a Urge are*,
climate and the character of the soil vary considerably.
TjT'cal Piebald cattle arc of broad and deep build,
easily fed, robust and of medium heiebt, suitable lor
work, milk and meal production. The weight of the
cow is from 600-700 kilos , reaching, under favour-
able ronditioni, as much as 800 kilos The wricht
of t\w full grown WU vs (ronv s,ooo-l.t^o kvVss. Tbe
colour IS jrllow or red pieluld, while w-ith yellow
or red i^atrhrs and spots in all ahadrt. Head and feet
arc rrncrall) while. ^
Ilie cabri remain 4 to 6 weeks with their mothers,
bull cabes often longer. After l»einR weaned tlwy *je
frrl on milk, or slimmed milk mlaed with Imserd ftyj
for a iKriod of al>out 6 months. Qioice ha), ensthed
oats or luule). hnseeil meal and pltotp'iile of Ime
arc gum do* Pull tabes set asele fot biredmg ate led
with fl'rcial raie. AH oief Hat alia opfx-<»1unittr* csi>t
Hohcndcckvieh In Bayern— Passau, Wittgass-, 2
commonly as much as from 4.000-5.000 kilos, of
milk may be met with. During 1926-27 the best
Piebald dairy cows among animals under control of
tbe Assodalioni gave the following yields :
Cows&iIrrNo Milk. Kilos
Fat •.
DutirrFsi. KiIm.
6242 6J^
JTf
I2A22
6252
417
2097
24.154
6X145
302
182
The meat ef these Bavarian Piebalds it highly
valued, as it well deserves. Their reputation as draught
animals is likewise high ; while their early milunly
is. comparatively speaking, noteworthy.
Prominent Pedigree ilraifts ef proved performances
have enjoyed appreciation all over the breeding area
where such uvItnaU are obtainable at local sales arranged
bv the Various Piebald cattle Sodeties during spring
and autumn. Dulls are told at auction sales at Munich
even year.
The various Bavarian PicImH Ca'lle Societies
are ^ined up In a Central Herd Book Assoeiition.
she offices of which are at Passau ui N’lelribiverr,
address M ittgasse. 7 Tl>'we Soeietiei which thus hjse
founded the Central Herd Orrsniultm are :
AV>~ retail a- W Aa*- W sV « t
- - . - - - » I,*
.... . _ a. I-*
. - - - . - t .v-v*-.,
« « • • m ^ tw
. - - - . - ^ ^ ^ ,
Z ~ Z I Z Z
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Sheep Breeding in Westphalia.
By BREED DIRECTOR EBBINGHAUS, Paderbora Westphalia
Proviaz Westfalen
Das Deutsche schwarzkopfige Reisch schat in der
Since the middle of the last century the Black-
faced mutton producing sheep has been bred in the
Province of Westphalia The present breed lUtes
to 1850 when Southdown rams were imported to
improve the indigenous landrace sheep Cross-
breds were now used as foundation slock for rams of
Pedigree Oxfords and Hampshires, such having been
bred since the year 1875 Throuoh carefully inter-
breeding these the present breed of German Black-
faced mutton sheep Was slowly evolved It combines
the massive, early developing Hampshires with the
close textured quality '‘c’ wool of the Oxfords and is
now indigenous to Westphalia No animals bred
abroad are used This breed has proved most suitable
as It thrives on scrubby grass and on the stubbles,
remains of roots and potatoes after the harvest, or on
whatever else there may be left over on the farm
The principal breeding distnets are in the moun-
tainous parts of the Province of Westphalia, sometimes
at altitudes of 800 metres above sea level, where the
soil only produces scrubby, less nourishing grass
Except during veiy cold winder months, the sheep
are on the grass all da> long driven into enclosures at
night, which system demands robust constitution and
indifference to weather conditions As grating m the
mountains is often miles away from the farms, the
sheep at an early age learn to walk long distances
Management of breeding is controlled by the Rock
Book A«socialion for the German Black faced Mutton
Sheep in the Province of Westphalia,’ with an ofhee
at Paderbom Thirty Pedigree flocks from this Associa-
tion With 19 321 rams and ewes are entered in the
Rock Book, for which it is stipulated that a Pedigree
Black faced flock pnor to entry being granted must
have existed at least lO years The Rock Book Assoaa
tion IS now recognised as a Breeding Association by
the * German Agricultural Soaety, whose regula-
tions are strictly obseved m the management of flocks
The aim is to breed a prolific, early maturing heavy,
black faced mutton prc^ucing sheep of robust con
stitution growing quality " c” wool
Feeding conditions differ greatly in this Province
but in spite of this a very uniform breed has developed
pronng the adaptability of these sheep The head is ;
of medium size, wilKoul horns, with well developed ^
ears . the neck is short, well set, and the fore quarters
do not narrow behind the shoulder, a fault which pre-
cludes an animal from being used for breeding TTie
back IS short, broad and level, and must not be curved '
The loins are broad, low set and full, and the legs
short, strong and exceedingly well set Measurements j
ahowr the following aierage for all the flocks |
Full riown R«ms Full grown Ewei .
LrnflK of Body
ShouU^r NcitM
Uk]|(>
U ,d(k of
(2 3 yeiri)
86 cm.
74 -
40 ~
TTie wool IS of “ c” quality, medium staple, of uniform
eUstiaty, the length from 12-16 cm , colour pure white
TTie yield of unwashed wool is uniformly 54 55%,
great weight being attached to a fine quality” C ' fleece
In the process of evolving this breed, rams and
ewes from strains remarkable for fecundity, wool and
mutton production have been used The age of 18
months IS considered suitable for pairing I^ms and
yearlings are tested 2-3 times before entry in Rock
Book IS admitted The lambs are under supervision
from their fifth month onwards, in order to obtain
satisfactory records concerning increase in weight,
quantity and texture of wool, health and constitution
A special standard has to be reached , thus at an a
of one year a ram lamb must weigh 60 lalos , with
lalos of wool, and the ewe lamb 50, and 3 5 bio
respectively Results of tests are entered in the Ro<
Book, and the iamb is now ear-marked
TTie fecundity of the ewes is strictly observe
and entries thereof made in the Rock Book On a
average, 01 5% lamb normally, but a flock averai
for the whole Assoastion 0/100% ;s very often reache
fourteen per cent of the ewe lamb twins The averas
maybe staled a$ 115 lambs to 100 ewes
TTie following table illustrates the relation betwee
live weight and wool production
Average
Kilot
150
65
85
60
427
35
Wool Productioi
Max
Average
Max
KiIm.
Kilos
Kilcia.
180
6
6
93
39
65
no
4
53
71
33
55
54 5
15
24
4j
15
Z8
Full grown Rams (2 3 years)
Full grown Ewes (34 years)
Yearling Rams (13 months)
Yearling Eww (15 months)
Ram Lambs (5 monlbs)
Ewe Lambs (5 months)
A live weight of loo bios should therefore cor
respond to an average wool production from a molhe
ewe of 6 2 kilos and from a yearling sheep of 8 7 nlos
TTic flocks generally hold lou 250 ewes, whih
one ram serves 40-50 ewes , but he does not run witr
the flock, as no mating is allowed until selection undei
supervision of the br^ director has taken place Jub
and August are considered the best monlhs hr pairing
so that the lambs can be bom in Dccember-J^uary
by which arrangement the ewes can graze until the end
ol the year When stabled tn December, the ewes
are shorn before lambing Shearing is done once a
year only The ewes are winter fed on grass and-
clover hay, straw and roots , but if with lambs t mIo
of dry food— oats, cake, etc — is extra allowed for each
land) At three weeks old the Iambs set • on
reaching seven weeks old also cakes and
until they are five months. Salt is supplied in blocks
In March-Apnl the lambs arc taken on the Jf®**
when five months old weaned, usually m May-June
Lambs not kept for breeding purposes are sold to^e
butcher on obtaining a weight of 40-45 kilos The
ram lambs selected for breeding receive while on
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grass a daily extra ration of i'l kilo of oats or beans,
cake, etc
Lambs arc generally sold to Berlin, Frankfurt,
Hamburg and Cologne live stock markets where
they fetch from Marks i 40 to 2 per kilo live weight
Yearling rams are sold at the Flock Book Assoaation*s
auctions held at Paderbom, to which only animals of
first rate quality are admitted Breeders from all
over the country visit these auctions where the demand
always is great Rams fetch here an average pnce of
Mks 400-500 while choice animals often take from
3 000-4,000 Marks All animals are sold exclusively
through the Rock Book Assoaations The wool is
sold at the German Wool Company's auctions held at
Berlin where the Westphalian product always 1$
especially m demand, fetching Marks 130 per 50 kilos
of unwashed wool This is chiefly used in yam manu-
facturing
At Exhibitions held by the ‘ German Agricultural
Soaety** the Rock Book Association competes with
other German Black-faced mutton breeds — Hamp-
shires. Shropshires, Oxfords, Suffolks — and 50 far
has won
In 1922 Nuremburg
Fim and Champion prizes for the belt home bred ram
of mutton breed
In 1924 at Hamburg
Firrt prize for the best collection of Black faced mutton
theep
2 First and Champion prizes in the class of Rams
2 „ „ MM Yearlings
In 192) at Stuttgart
First prize for the best collection of Black faced mutton
sheep
2 Rrst and Champion prizes in (he Class of Rams
4 „ , , M „ n M » Yearlings
In 1927 at ^rtmund
First prize for the best collection of Black faced mutton
Sheep
First and Champion prizes for the best Croup of Pedigree
For names 0 / Bretitn of Walfifiahe Block factJ Afullott Sfterp, see pofe 529. Illalralion pafo 51 1
Sheep Breeding in East Prussia.
By BREED DIRECTOR F LILIENTHAL, Merino & Schwarzkupfige Flelseh sehaf Z»ehtenrerelne, Eut Pruxala,
2. Handetstras$e, Kdnipberf
The Province of Eest Prussia has io-day a stock
of some 250,000 sheep, of which number some 50 per
cent ere Landrace sheep, while all have more or less
drawn blood from the Black-faced mutton sheep race
TTien there are some 70.000 pure bred Merinos and
about 60,000 pure-br^ Black-faced mutton sheep ,
and of these, nearly all pure bred animals, two
Ij-pei are entered in the Rock Books In East
Prussia there arc two Associations of sheep breeders,
cne for the breeding of the Menno mutton sheep,
and the other an Assoaation of breeders of the improved
Black faced mutton sheep The hfenno mutton sheep
breeder works towards developing an animal pro-
ducing wool m the "a" quality while at the same
time developing its mutton propensities The breeder
IS also anxious that the lamlis on reaching an age of six
months should obtain a live weight of t Cent The
fecundit) is now in well kept flocks lietween I0o"o
and Mo". Every >ear in the month of April an
auction for breed animals is arranged wfierr as a rule
TOO rams and from 300 — 5 °® ewes Oearlings) are
exhibited In the breed district tlirre are many flcvks
of considerable standing and reputation such as the
Traupcl R'^k which has existed meve than ICO years
the WiesC Rxk which was founded some wxtjr years
ago, etc In these flxls well kjvow-n a’d prorune— t
animals have l>een bred such as I'le sam “Kahr-jla*’
in tile \k»ese RxLan animal t*.al has set i*s a’ampen
runvefxxis rrogenv. wt h mat— hemt wc»J prdjcc#m
of a fine stapW. and lwau*i*»J l»odi firm lia— s at we!]
as cwTs are wvhout bims T^.r aeW’nn d kirrcd
anirvali is earned th-rxarh m-wt ru**Jr*fc.h ati i»
F^ momm of F •wiXm* i* FaC / V— n .
animals permitted to breed unless they are absolutely
up to standard
The Menno sheep breed within the Province is
diiefly to be found in the swithcm parts of Prussia,
but there are several prominent flocks in West Prussia,
among which the Dielrichsdorf, the Liltsehen. the
Thierrarth and the Klein Bertung Rocks should be
speoally mentioned The Assocution for the breeding
of the improved Black faced mutton sheep ongiruted
through the imports of Hampshire and Oxford Down
sheep, and systematic breeding has developed with a
view to combining the liest qualities of each of these
twx) breeds The breeders have certainly succeeded
in iheir efforts to crrale a prominent brred.as the sheep
now bred sn this distnet produces vrool in the ** C
quality, even finer, while the quality of the mutton is
excellent end the carcase pefcmlare normal As a
point of fact, the mu'ton prcduceii \rj these Black-
faced sheep 11 fenefalV obtairjrg 5 Hennigs f<T Ib
live weight mote llan ether sheep Al an age of iit
morths the Urrin. as a rule, wergh from i»>— im Pn,
while on mere intrvsive frrcL-g iLs wng* t ti very e^tri
increased
As very prterj-w't Rxlifr rnwlxh Irenl ar.-*%alt
have spread so sianr I'r Vi -viore a**!
asusSed in devel-^m-g l^.e I -*cV f* nl n s'<-ej>
Ireed. t'e I ri-n.x-f <Jr»ene t) Ir mr"j’e-^l t'r
Ttven.-m Elxl at rr'. l*-r S.*/*— r^^li-le aif
Nadraa. l'«r B»* a* lla-'aj
and t^*e Ha.-*ret^*er fi Time aril «'.er
peer- u nr-n Plxls can Ir 1 t-'ri a-f t-.—r d ar*«-'i-i**H
g«r>w« apc'i Is 0.a.“?-rf <f I r
iVutao. aiiieii y, Ha »id,-a>w. L'* - '
£29 iVX • a«ac *
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Pig Breeding in Oldenburg.
By BREED DIRECTOR DR IMMLER, Bad Zwischenahn — Ammerlander Pig Breeders Association Ammerlandische
Schweine Zucht Genossensehaften
At a little <iistance of the old Hanseatic aty of
Bremen m Oldenburg a comparatively small but
exceedingly beautiful district opens up, called the
Ammerland Here pig breeding, facilitated by excel
lent feeding and rearing conditions, has reached a
wonderfully high standard
As IS the case m many other parts of Germany,
the origin of the Ammerland pig dates back tothemdi
genous landrace pig a large-boned, long legged
narrow-ribbed flat bodied animal with a long drawn
head, whose most outstanding quality was robustness
Some 8o years ago the Germans corrunenced to develop
a taste for better quality meat, and the Ammerland pig
was condemned as an impossible proposition Breeders
in Ammerland, however, got together to see what could
be done to their beloved pig. and decided that the
quality of the meat had to be improved by means of
introduction of new blood Inler-brecding and cross-
ing with Yorkshire. Lincolnshire and Berkshire
Pedigree boars from England were resorted to , and
gradually, after many disastrous failures much experi-
menting, and many cruel disappointments, a new pig
was evolved to day known as the pure bred German
large white pig
In Amrrerland it was early evident that legal
measures ought to be taken to protect and promote
the breed *1110$ it came about that in 1886 only boars
could be selected and used for breeding . while in
1891, at a great exhibition at Bremen, the Ammerland
breeders could demonstrate a certain, if modest, degree
of success In 1894, however, a great step forward
could be taken, as the numberof breeders had now in-
creased, and so the " Ammerland Pig Breeders Asso-
ciation' was founded Since then progress has been
continuous because the management of the Association
has been in competent hands Warned by failures else-
where, no attempt was made here to brei^ a ' super ’
pig, the aim being the breeding of a pig of fixed type
combining all the requirements of the market, while
retaining robustness and high fecundity This pig
was evched, and the 'Ammerland type* has now
become the model type for the whole large white
pig breed of Germany, while even further afield in
many foreign countries the Ammerland prototype is
followed In central Europe, even in other Con-
tinents this pig IS now adopted as the best type for a
native landrace pig The Ammerland pig is a splendid
animal wilh its large frame long, beautifully broad
back, well-rounded ribs short well set neck, a head of
moderate length, slightly turned up nose, broad fore-
head, medium sued, upright ears, strong body build
For ruttnei cj AmmerlonJet
lUiatral 01
and very low and very full hams It rapidly develops
and IS ready for the market at a remarkably early age
It produces excellent bacon — indeed ** Ammerland
Pig Products ’ such as bacon, mild-cured hams and
sausages are to day renowned all over the world,
everywhere, when exhibited, fetching prizes
Accustomed from early youth to being turned out
on grazing, the Ammerland pig is not susceptible to
illness Epidemics are unknown in the breed district
Breeding is mostly in the hands of the peasants
The breed of to day has been built up on excellent
Pedigree male and female lines A considerable number
of animals which have been proved to have passed on
to their progeny certain outstanding qualities — beauty
of form, fecundity, and fattening propensity — have
become famous in Herd-book Annals in Germany
As figures always " tell," rnay jt be stated that many
an Ammerlander litter has been sold at £iS0'£3°®
even more Tests of performance are compulsory m
the breed district, and are under the control of the
Husbandry Department of a well known Universi^
Every boar and sow must be selected for breeding by
a special Committee elected for this purpose , and when
selected they have to be shown at certain local
where Pedigree animals compete for prizes At the
annual Shows of the " German Agricultural Society
the Ammerland breed is meeting with increasing
favour and greater success year after year
In 1926 300 litters were examined in Ammerland
with the following result
It was proved that the best mothers arc always the
most prolific while their litters invariably show a bigh®*’
precentage of survival Further, it was proved th^
the large litters invariably are individually stronger an
capable of more rapid growth than are small litters
Out of the "Experiment' mothers, 50”^ bred litters
of 1x2 youngsters, and of these 9 8 survived, i e •
a percentage of 88, with an average litter weight '
mg at 4 weeks 66 5 kilos The average litter weight
of these 300 " Experiment ' litters obtained at the aM
of 4 weeks was 50 6 kilos Expenence has fully proved
that the Pedigree registered pigs in Ammerland snow
an average increase m weight of about i kilo a aVt
At an age of 6 months they weigh as a rule 100 ki os
though very good specimens often attain this wcig
at an age of 4J 5 months 'Too rapid development
however, more suitable for animals set aside tor a
tening
The Champion boar at Dortmund in 19*7 wcigne
317 kilos at an age of 15 months
Pit BrrtJrrt $e« pc$e $3 1.
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Oldenburg Association of Pig Breeders.
Lave stock breeding in Oldenburg is the mainstay and the Committee acts also as Judge when inspecting
of agriculture owing to climatic and soil conditions and travelling through the district, and in this manner
Breeding of horses, cattle, sheep and pigs is highly it has been found that breeding on generally adopted
developed hnes can best be earned out
The Oldenburg Association of Pig Breeders. The Association runs its own Herd Book and
domiciled m the town of Oldenburg, was formed for arranges for entries, and looks after its representation
the purpose of promoting breeding of the Pedigree atlhe“GennanAgriculluralSoaetys”manyexhibitions
Landrace Oldenburg pig, and since its foundation in It handles Pedigree sales through auctions and carnes
1907 the Association has steadily grown in member' on propaganda on behalf of the members with a view of
ship and activities and to day its breed district covers finding purchasers for their breed animals As for
more than three quarters of the country Prior to its educational propaganda, the Association arranges for
foundation, various smaller breed associations existed, experts to address breeders’ meetings at various places
the oldest of which was founded as early as m 1894 in the district and to act as advisers on all matters in
TTie present Association works m co operation vnth connection with breeding and feeding
the Chamber of Agriculture for Oldenburg and is The Oldenburg pig has developed to what it is
acknowledged by the "German Agricultural Soaely.” to day— a large-sued, deep bodied animal wlh re-
Berlin markable ability for food consumption, and of early
The breed district comprises an area of 3600 maturity, chiefly owing to continuous grazing over
square kilometres with a stock of about 200000 large areas It is certainly one of the most
Pedigree Landrace pigs cf which about 3 000 animals prominent breeds m the country, and the demand
and their progeny were entered several years ago m the for breed animals is sufficient testimonial to the
Association s Herd Book The number of members value cf this race, while the repeatedly granted
IS now 800, representing small, middle sized and large Prizesbvthe“GermdnAgnctlturslSociety” as well as
farms Prizes testify to its popularity Interested
The Assoaation works towards systematic im- parties who would like to visit prominent breeders’
provement m the breeding of the Pedigree Landrace herds in the Oldenburg district can obtain any assistance
pig With a view of developing fecundity, early maturity, on application at the Bureau of the Association m the
robustness, a well developed body, and ability of turn- town of Oldenburg Every year local exhibitions are
i mg rough feed into meat Every year a Committee is arranged at which the best that is bred in the district
appointed to select breed animals for the breed district, can be seen
Pig Breeding in East Prussia.
By BREED DIRECTOR DAHLANDER, Councillor. Chamber of Agriculture Konlgsberg
Pedigree pig breeding is quite an old industry
in ^st Prussia Some 70 }ears ago several well-
known Pedigree breeds were taken up and most
of them still exist, having lived up to their repu-
tation Among such breeds the pure-bred Ger-
man large white pig is foremost Originating through
imported boars and sows of the Large White York-
shire breed, a t>pical East Prussian Urge white pig has
been e\olv^ through a certain system of in breeding ,
an animal of robust and hardy constitution, suitable
to the climate of East Prussia and fulfilling all the
conditions demanded by the meat markets of Berlin as
well as what is required by the " German Agncuhural
Society" This breed is now evci^wbere well-known
and appreciated , , i
Besides the German Urge white pig. the improved
German Landrace pig is extensively bred in East
Prussia The first Association of pig breeders in
East Prussia was founded in 1912 but there are now
(our such Associations, with headquarters at K^rugs-
berg Allenstcin Insterburg and Manen^rg All
cf these arc offioalK recognised by the "German
Agricultural Soaet> ’ The management cf these
Associations is m the hands of the offiaals. while
matters concerning breeding rest with the Chamber
of Agriculture
As regards regulations for improving the breed,
the following is generally adhered to
(1) The " Breed mark ' must be affixed accord-
ing to the rules of the " German Agncuhural Society,"
by the control officer of the Association prior to dis-
persion of a litter to ensure indisputable proof of
identity
(2) Selection for breeding has to be made on (he
responsibility of the officer, in his presence and with
the approval of a Committee which mutt rest satisfied
that the breeders' assertions concerning Pedigree are
correct The selection is then msJe, when beauty cf
form, health and performances are deeding factors
The animals are now measured according to an adopted
system ; and it is the rule that before they arc chosen
they themsehes, as well as iheir proeeti), must be
orcfuUy examined For this reason animals cannot !>e
selected before reaching ij years, and then only if
they Kate progeny old enourh to be yadged
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Great importance is attached to the entries in the all animals sent, with right to reject such as are not up
Herd Boolcin which there is a “ Register of Breeding *’ to standard of form, constitution and performance
and a “ Register of Performances ’ Obviously many hardships are thereby inflicted on
Investigations of Pedigree are earned out syste- breeders, but this system promotes belter breeding
matically, male and female progenitors equally con- and works in favour of the purchaser
sidered, to enable correct judgment of blood com- The following classes of pigs are admitted to the
binations auctions
m first •• East Prussian Boar and Sow Regis^r” Boars 5 6 months old
which happens to be also the first of its land m Ger- Boars 6 8 months old
many, was estabhshed in 1926 by me at Konipberg Boars over 8 months, ready for service
In the ruture much more strict adherence to the rule
that past performances shall be examined vnll be
required There are now some 40 districts under Since 1922 East Prussia has sent animals to the
control, where continuous svstem of weighing groups annual Grand Shows of the “ German Agricultural
and categories of pigs is earned on under supervision Soaety,** and every >ear obtained greater success,
of competent specialists In this manner positive and Thus the East Prussian Pedigree pig breeding Assoaa-
accurate calculations concerning performances of in- lion look a number of Pnzes at these Shows at Ham-
dmdual animals, as well as of different Blood Lines burg in 1924. at Breslau in 1926, and at Dortmund in
can be made and examined For companson, the 1927, and every time the first Prize in the Class for
average four weekly weight of the whole litter of a sow large breeding Associations
under the fathership of a special boar is recorded At the yearly show held at Konigsbeig in August
The officials operating in these control districts are interested parties have splendid opportunities to con-
also instructed by the breeders Associations to give vince themselves of the progress of pig breeding in
advice m matters of breeding and feeding and in East Prussia
general to report to headquarters how pig breeding is Our system of selection aims at evolving an animal
progressing in the distnet with the following qualities The pure bred German
The sales of animals take place at monthly la^e white pig must be market ready as a porker at
Pedigree pig auctions which generally comade with an age of 5-7 months then weighing from 90—125
the bull and heifer auctions held by the Herd Book kilos Later on, if fattened for the market it must
Associations at Konigsberg, Allenstein. Insterburg and produce first quality bacon
Manenburg These regularly held auctions are con- The improved German Landrace pig is a heavy, /
sidered to be the best promoters of breeding as they rapidly developing animal, espeaally suitable for
show companson between large numbers of animals fattening as it converts large quantities of food into
The management of these auctions have to examine meat and bacon
F«f nama of Bireiets in Eatt Pnaua $tt page 533.
llliDhation pnge 512
The German Moorland Pig.
Hildesheimer Zuchterveremigung zur Zucht des Deutschen Weideschweines 3, Linkstrasse, Hildeshelm
By COUNCILLOR NAUSS Hildesheim I
The only existing Pig breed in Germany still indeed, the great livestock man v. Nathusius has
entirely free from any infusion of blood through proved a close relationship between these two, easily
crossing with other breeds, the German ** Grazing demonstrated through the head which has all the features
Pig." or as it IS also called, the Black-White Hanover- of the typical wild boar The enormously lon^rawn
Brunswick Landrace pig, is remarkable and certainly snout enables the pig to obtain its feed in field and forest
worth the steadily increasing attention now being paid where, thanks to a marvellously developed smelling
to the same The only other pure bred landrace pig. instinct, it loves to feed on numerous small larvae
the Bavarian, once upon a time very prominent, is living in the soil ,
rapidly disappearing, and thus, of all the vanous indi- The ears are of middle size, stretching upwards
genous pig breeds in Germany, only the Grazing pig whereby the face is free faalitating easy grazing
remains The mam breed District is round about The tail 1$ cunousty long The back is curved, but not
Hildcshcim and part of Brunswick Here the breed in the raror-Iike manner The legs are enormously
has existed since time immemorial and it is worth strong, permitting the animals to unceasingly move
mentioning that it is the only breed in Germany with over Urge areas, a point of great importance tor a
which English blood bas never been mixed Lately grazing pig The body is closely covered with rough
this pig is becoming very popular on the great egn- hair through which the pig is better able to withstand
cultural estates in the northern and eastern parts of bad weather Speaking generally, it is one of the
Germany. hardiest existing pivs, extraordinarily moveable, lively
In type, general extenor and race features the and wideawake, and a splendid forager
crazing pig it very like the European wild twine — When towards the end of the last century farming
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became more intensive in Germany, it was found that
blood infusion through English pig breeds could
powerfully improve the existing landrace pigs and make
them more suitable for an increasing demand for
better pork , and this new movement towards improv>
ing existing breeds naturally threatened the existence
of the grazing pig With a view, therefore, to preserve
this breed, propaganda was started in the year 1899 to
associate all the breeders , and thus the * Hildeshom
Swine Breeders’ Assoaalion " was formed, the first
among several such Associations in the Province of
Hanover Thanks to this timely step it was made
possible to preserve all the original qualities in this
pig, chief among which should be mentioned its ability
to withstand climatic influence, to exist on the roughest
and scantiest of food, and to always remain sound and
hardy A contributing factor for drawing breeders*
attention to this valuable animal was found in the
butchers preference for this pig on account of the
exquisite taste of the meat, the fine hams, and suitability
for the sausage industry With a general view of more
systematically improving and developing the breed,
certain ‘ points were adopted according to which
breeders have paid more attention to strongly developed
well-set legs , that the head must not be permitted
to be too long or too narrow , that the back must be
less round , and that the nbs must be strongly sprung
With these points fixed, breeders soon succeeded m
increasing the grazing pig’s early maturity and ability
to get fattened dunng a shorter time than was pre-
viously held possible In the year 1899 about 3,000
absolutely pure bred animals of this breed were rounded
up and placed under observation , and since then the
bre^ h« been systematically developed without any
admixture of other blood Crossings with the Bavarian
landrace pig and the Pengord pig bred m the South of
France had been tned but never proved to add to the
V juc or development of the grazing pig 1
Great importance has alwa)‘s been attached to I
preventing the animals from breeding too early
Particularly large litters are not desired, as experience
has proved that a middle sized litter as a rule consists
of better developed individuals The sow as a rule
breeds twice a year and these two litters generally
number fourteen to sixteen The sow is kept breeding
until reaching her seventh year Great importance is
attached to the proper development of the boar, and
only animals of approved Pedigree and generally well
developed are uhlised Every year a Selecting Com-
mittee looks into the Performances of the individual
herds when it is decided which animals shall be admitted
for breeding purposes Every year an exhibition takes
place at which breed as well as fattened animals are
exhibited
Tins pig has now been exhibited year after
year at the periodical shows yearly arranged by the
German Agricultural Society,’ and more than
200 prizes have been awarded At the recent Fat
Stock Show in Berlin, the “ German Grazing Pig "
was awarded first Prize in the Carcase Competition
While not so very long ago many a pig breeder
doubted the value of this pig and inclined towards
treating it as of no account, the continuous success
obtained by breeders who have exhibited the grazing
pig at various Live Stock Shows has turned many a
doubtful fanner into a warm advocate of this particular
breed and caused a change of opinion This is proved
by the fact that the demand for breed material 11 con-
stantly increasing Espeaally after the war has this
been the case, as dunng the war years the grazing pig
proved Itself one of the most valuable domestic animals
owing to Its ability to exist on next to nothing
The grazing pig is also in demand for crossing
with Large White Yorkshire and Berkshire boars,
the opinion being now generally held that the first
cross matures at a remarkably early date and is more
rapidly fattened
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IlltairalKn page 51)
German Saddle and Carriage Horses.
By DIRECTOR C RAU, * REICHSVERBAND FUR ZUCHT UNO PRUFUNC DEUTSCHEN WARMBLUTS
7. TauenUIcns rasse Berlin
In GcrmanySaddlcand Carnage Horses have been horse This being the case, the German pure-bred
bred pure dunng hundreds of years The value of horse industry is now in a position of being able to
this typical German hone v»aa demonstrated dunng supply hones for the most divcne uses — quickly
the trying yean of the recent World war. German moving Blood hones, accurately jumping Hunten
hones have alviays enjojed good repute, but lately of every possible weight, fmt class saddle hones for
they have come to the forefront at the great inter- tournament purposes, pwe and healthy breed imterul.
national tests These Light Hone breeds, bred exceUent carruge hones, and heavy cart horses luilalJe
pure through hundreds of yean, arc now bred to for tgncullural and tranipert requirements B> means
S pe and exterior v\ithoul any throw-backs, v«hi!c their of a W’cU planned and v*ell-organrted system for trstin*
ihty to repr^uce has become permanent Breeden of performances, it is now poisil le to etamirie anti
early attach^ great importance to continuity m tvpo. coonderable portion of the eiiitng 1 irrd
Karroony in lines, stnctlj correct position of the legs matenal sIiIIkxh as v.Tli as brood rvares ar»l u*
and proper movements, while harmony in bodv form, horses : and crery year all ever Cermanv
body build and gtncrJ appearance has now Itecomr W iLffcrtiit rlaces more than 4 T
a permanent feature m the breeding of this tvpe ed Testa are cmducted in which acme
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participate Thus stallions are tested at the Stallion
Testing Establishment at Zwion by the Prussian Stud
authorities in regard to the East Prussian breed,
while the Hanoveranian breed is tested at Westercelle,
where all the young stallions are subjected to severe
tests in regard to endurance, galloping, jumping and
pulling ability The German pure bred horse is remark-
able on accountof his many-sided qualities Thus he is
equally suitable for riding as for carnage and heavy
transport purposes After the war years great im-
portance has been laid on creating a generally stronger
horse, with the result that greater strength in bone,
body lines and build has been achieved Breeders
are anxious to satisfy every possible demand on this
type of horse m the International Horse Market The
senes of remarkable successes achieved in the great
international horse tests at home and abroad speak
volumes for the superior quality of the German horse ,
and the steadily increasing export demand coming
from almost every country of the World has resulted
in every year increasingly larger orders for many
thousands of German horses for breed as well as for
general utility purposes The German Blood horse
industry now embraces five old-establisbed, permanent
breeds, i e , those in East Prussia Hanover.Oldenburg
Ost-Friesland and Holstein
East Prussia breeds an elegant, quick moving
high class saddle Horse, and the East Prussian Army
horses have always enjoyed great reputation, while the
splendid Trakehner Hunters are every year to be seen
during the month of November when the Central
Trakehner Stud holds its now world renowned auctions
The administration of this breed is m the hands of
the * East Prussian Stud Book Association for the
Breeding of the Light Trakehner Horse the address
of which IS 15 Schubertstrasse, Konigsberg
Breeding of the Hanoveranian horses is earned on
along certain blood lines evolved hundreds of years
ago and centred at the two large Stallion Depots at
Celle and Osnabruck Owing to the permanency of
very large grazing districts in the Province of Hanover,
the breeders there have created an elegant beautifully
framed, strong saddle and carnage horse of elegant
movements and magnificent gait, indeed a most re-
markable horse Nowadays the Hanoveranian horse
appears m the forefront in all horse jumping competi
tions all Q\er Germany The Hanoveranian breed
industry is organised and controlled through the
Assoaation of Breeders of the Light Horse m the
Province of Hanover’ from its central offices at xo
Leopoldstrasse Hanover Blood horse breeding in
Pomerania Mecklenburg Brandenburg. Westphaha
and part of the Province of Schleswig Holstein 1$ to a
certain degree arranged on the basis of Hanoveranian
horse material
In the Province of Oldenburg a very strong, heavy
hone IS bred suitable both for carnage and agri-
cultural purposes, excellent as a trotter, remarkable
for strong bones reaching a body weight up to 17 Cent
OWenburg breeds the heaviest of all the Blood horses
F»t [ittrJnt Iht OUtnlart UofU Ut pate 535 The Te
lUaHtal ant pa
in Germany Whether for pair or four-horse carnage,
the Oldenburg horse performs equally well Every
year, early in February at the regular stallion Selections
m Oldenburg, magnificent. Well-bred heavy Olden
burg horses are put up for sale The control of the
Oldenburg horse breed js in the able hands of the
Management of the " Association of Oldenburg Horse
Br«ders ” the address of which is 12, Pferdemarkt
Oldenburg Town, Province Oldenburg, whose atten
tion IS mainly centred on the production of heavy
elegant carriage horses
It should be stated that the Oldenburg horse now-
adays IS also bred in Schlesien, Thuringen, Sachsen
Baden, Hessen and Bavaria
The Ost-Friesian horse breed is partly based on
Oldenburg blood Thus in this part of Germany,
a type ts bred very much on the same lines as the
Oldenburg horse These horses are of particulaHy
outstanding merit on account of high stepping and
somewhat danang movements, and may be classified
as remarkably strong bodied well-framed horses which
generally reach a body weight up to 17 Cent This
type of horse is suitable for almost every use, and
especially as carnage horses Any enquiries concern-
ing the purchasing of these horses, whether for breeding
or any other purpose should be addressed to the
“ Osl Fnesian Stud Book Assoaation,' at Norden, m
Ost Friesland
The Helstein-Marsh horses are m appearance wd!
elegant movements most pleasing animals remarkable
for harmony m build , and whether as saddle horses
or for carriage purposes they are equally good As a
jumper, the Holstein horse is often seen at his best
Wherever they appear they never fail to catch the eye
on account of their elegance in appearance and move-
ments The management and control of the breed is
in the bands of the "Association of Breeders of the
Holstein Horse,’ at Elmshom Holstein
Among the more notable happenings m the
German horse breeding industry, the stallion selection
with attendant Fair at Oldenburg, the stallion Fur
for the Ost-Fnesian breed at Aurich in existence for
more than X50 years, and the stallion Fair for the
Holstein breed at Elmshom, all of which every y^r
take place early m February, should be mentioned .
while early in May every year the whole of a y«r s
class of East Prussia s stallions is marketed at the East
Prussian stallion Fair held at Zwion, Gewgenlwrg
During the middle of November the Trakehner (
Hunter sales take place by means of auctions On the
other hand, perhaps the best malerttl created throug
the skill and efforts of the German Blood horse brevets |
IS to to be seen at the yearly, great International Horse
demonstrations arrang^ by the ‘State OrganiMtion iojr ,
Breeding and Testing of German Blood Horses,
and held at Berlin, where performances under saddle
and in jumping, trolling etc arc particularly atirart-
ively demonstrate It should be added that through-
out the >ear Auctions lake place all over the German
breed districts where foals as well as utility horses
and breed material arc exhibited for sale
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mSI3 514 563
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516
GERMANY.
sandy, sometimes clayey, or boggy soil , but the good He is a good feeder, and when working hard but
breed results arc everywhere the same recewng rations such as light horses generally get
The Oldenburg horse grows and develops quickly he retains his well rounded and sleek appearance
and IS generally us^ for breeding on reaching an age of At present, there are some 4 000 stallions and about
3 years He is capable of doing light work when 2 40 000 brood mares registered in the Stud Book of
years old , and as his temperament is quite doale the Society
and easily controlled, he is amenable even in meX' Hie Oldenburg horse has been exfiorted to all
perienced hands countnes of the world, and wherever he goes he is liked
For namet of Oliertharg Hotie Btttiert, ue paget 535 536
Jlltaltalion page 563
The Trakehner Hoise.
By DIRECTOR JESSAT, Chaml>er of Agncultute for East Prussia, Konigsberg
Systematic hTttdmg of the East Prussian, or pnits at competitions for jumping, cross country
as he IS called Trakehner horse goes back to tbe racing nding etc
year 1732, when King Friedrich Wilhelm I founded The Trakehner horse is remarkaHe for fecundity
a Stud at Trakehnen in East Prussia Originally The marcs often produce 20 foals in 21 years , while
formed to supply the needs of the royal court, it soon t8 foals all living, 1$ not uncommon Their longevity
grew beyond this as the Prussian farmers recog- is likewise remarkable, and the Stud Books afford
nised the advantages of using Trakehner stallions tc testimonials m this respect Many a mare has lived 28
sire their marcs, and the demand for these services' years without having passed through a barren year
assumed such proportions that it became necessary The explanation is probably to be found in the circum-
to establish depots for stallions all over the Province stance that breeding 1$ well managed thanks to the
from which they travelled around the districts In this Government, who select and possess almost every
manner the present five Studs in East Prussia gradually stre Dunng 1927 ^760 Government stallions were
developed Hey are still depots for pure bred stal used for breeding The brood mares are registered m
Uont of Trakehner breed For close on 200 years rt the Trakehner Stud Book, and many a horse has
has existed under conditions such as still prevail. Pedigree reaching as far back as 200 years
but the type has undergone certain alterations ren* The great qualities of these horses ere therefore,
dered necessary by the demands of modem times not the result of chance but the outcome of many
Dunng this long penod the East Prussian farmers years* careful selection and breeding under Government
have bred a horse suitable for their own needs and supervision
economic conditions Winter lasts from the first snow Breeders’ associations work intimately and always
m October to middle of May As the soil is excellent hand in band with the Chamber of Agriculture at
com sown in May npens at the same time as that sown KOnigsberg which is the farmers own organisation
elsewhere and therefore there is no time to waste. This being the case, arrangements can always be made
so that the horses have to work very hard , and they for sales of fiorses by the breeder direct to the purchaser,
must move quickly, be healthy and possess great stay' without the help of middle men ..
mg power During the long winter months following Hesehorsesarealmost entirelybred bypeasants all
upon these 4 5 months of hard work there is much of whom use the mares for farm work Foals are sold
less work to be done but their feed is a heavy expense after weamng and taken to larger farms with extensive
to the farmers , and for this reason a horse that can pastures in which they are turned out day and night
exist on scanty rations 1$ required All these pemU At some of the larger Studs where the hones are
were always taken into consideration during the last bred, they are kept on and run in herds Amo^ th«e
200 yean, end the present day East Prussian horse is a is the already mentioned Government Stud at
strong, robust powerful and quick moving animal of nen while among the large privately owned Studs
great staying power, and a good feeder, of excellent aretheComielenatLuisenwalde.Weedem, ihcLcnxen
health Stud, at Birkenfeld K Datkehmen , the Juditten, and
East Prussia’s breeding distnets are very exten the Carben Studs
live andreanng conditionsandtypeofhorseare therefore The Trakehner horse has often proved^ good
vaned — range of types for almost every taste — saddle qualities in International competitions Thus at
and carnage horses horses that willingly pull almost Lucerne Heihger Speer ’ won against hor^ from
any load, and heavy, very strong coach horses Of all France Italy Switzerland Belgium Ireland Hungary
these horses of excellent quality have competed and Holland Horsemen are increasingly going in for
at tournaments and often earned away the chief this breed
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The Rhineland Draught Horse.
By Dr MEYER, Rhineland Ch»mber of Agnculture Endenlcher All6e 60 Bonn
As far back as in the year 1876 breeders m the
Rhineland commenced breeding on uniformly adopted
prmaples with a view of creating a draught horse of
the Bdgian Ardenne type as this type of horse had
developed ability of early maturity profitable foraging
and proved its adaptability under new conditions while
of pleasant temper and suitable for all kinds of work
Crossing the Belgian stallions on brood mares of the I
Rhineland native horse was now commenced although
at first only on a comparatively small scale Since then
however, the breeding of the Rhineland draught horse
has developed in this Province and the following
figures illustrate the great popularity of the type
In 187S the numbcrofCovcmmfDtoimMl Stud Stall ocsni 48
18»
1»00 131
and pnvately o»i>ed 111
1910 the Dumber of Government omed Stud Stall eei irai 906
and privately evned Itl
19J7 the number ol Government owned Stud Stall one »a$107
and privately owned 178
To-day the greater number of first rate stalltons
IS privately owned and no stallions are used for service
which are not m possession of approved Pedigree
In the year pBpa the Rhineland Stud Book
was founded The Stud Book Association arranges
every year certain dates when brood mares and stallions
can be entered prior to which however a Selection
Committee must approve of animals for which entries
have been demanded In <924 certain alterations
were decided upon in regard to such entries in accord-
ance with a deasion taken by the Government Assooa
tion of German Draught Horse Breeders It was
then decided that two different Stud Books should be
maintained of which one was to be called The
Central Stud Book for Draught Horses In this
only draught horses of the German Rhineland breed
with indisputable Pedigree may be entered but for
such entnes certain conditions applying to exterior
movement must be fulfilled In the second Stud
Book other horses can be entered provided their parents
are already registered , and thus entnes are granted to
horses whether their extenor and movement are
approved or not By adopting this system a Register
IS created m which for all times the progemton can
easily be traced , , . . v j
Thanks to the Rhineland breeden unstinted
efforts this breed is now being developed in the best
possible manner The war of course, brought many
obstacles in its tram but what was lost during those
>-ears has now been made good thanks to itnd
selection of breed materul The periodically occurring
Horse Briers Exhibitions have contributed sn •
remarkable degree towards devclopmg this horse,
and to-day noWy wll dispute the immense value in
horse breeding accruing from only utiLsmg the very
best material through which it is possible always to
breed true to type and in the progeny continue inherent
good qualities
The Chamber of Agriculture at Bonn 1$ actively
interested in promoting horse breeding in the Rhine-
land With a view of stimulating general interest in
local Exhibitions considerable sums of money are
granted by the Chamber chiefly for Prize awards to
one and two-year old Filbes The Chamber likewise
engages experts to tour the Province for addressing
farmers and breeders and verbally enlightening them
on matters bearing upon horse breeding
Perhaps the most important function on the part
o{ the Chamber is its control of selc^on of breed
animals Since 1924 selection of stallions is centralised
at Cologne Entry for selecbon is however not
obbgatory Regular meetings with animals for selec-
tion take place also m various parts of the country and
prizes are awarded to 2I year olds but older stdiions
are also admitted for competition Sales of breed
animals take place on these occasions The annual
stallion selection is held every year m October, and
has proved a great attraction lor breeders and farmers
from all parts of the country as with such a
of horse material every taste can be satisfied
Rhm^nd breeder on the other hand has here a
wonderful opportunity for demonstrating what he can
do sn the way of draught horse breeding
The Chamber of Agriculture inaugurated some
time ago a special organisation for the sale of Rhineland
hones Resulting from coKiperation between this
selling organisation now a special department of the
Chamber and the venous minor local Breed Assoaa-
tioiu and individual breeders the Chamber is always
accurately informed concerning any horse material
that at any time may be ready for the market Would-
be purchwrs can avail themselves of the Chambers
good services m this respect for which a minimum fee
IS charged Since this selling department was
inaugurated its populanty has rapidly increased
That stnctly impartial treatment can always be counted
on IS recogrused by all who have made use of its semces
Commencing in the year 1909 the Chamber holds
every year a largely atteiwied Horse Exhibition where
as a rule some 350 to 400 horses are exhibited At
the annual exhibitions arranged bv the * German
Agnoiltural Society ** the Rhinelana horse is always
represented and as a rule carries off distinctjons The
Rhineland horse breeder has thus from a modest begin-
ning through energy and co-operatm succeeded l*i
creating a draught horse which year after year n
accorded greater approval.
Ftr mame$ tf Bntim tf RWUrf //tviru 5J7 55S.
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Goat Breeding in Germany.
In Germany goat breeding was an establisbed
and prospering industry long before the commeraal
value of this domestic animal was recognised in other
countries, and probably the largest percentage of valuable
goat stocks in the world is reared m this country.
The goat has been developed in Germany on lines
scarcely conceived possible some fifty years ago, and
the performances of the existing breeds are to-day
nothing short of mar\ellous The worlds goat stock
IS estimated at 95 million of which 25 million are bred
in Europe. v,hile the stock in Germany mav be esti-
mated at about 3 500,000 The popularity of the goat is,
however, not general all over Germany as is demon-
strated by the fact that before the war there were only
two goats per xoo inhabitants in East Prussia as against
a6 — 32 goats in various parts of western Germany
As a profit earner no other domestic animal beats the
goat
The various present types in Germany are the
outcome o! intensive breeding but probably none of
these IS indigenous Thus, it is probable that the
Saanen goat originally emanated from Sweden, while
the Toggenburg and the Guggisberg goats came from
Switzerland which country seems to be the cradle
of profitable goat breeding Twenty years ago the annua)
milk yield per goat in Germany was considered good
if reaching 450 to 500 litres, while to-day it is probably
correct to state that the average is very near 800 litres
Thus, the development m the goat breeding industry
m Germany which has taken place since 1882 has
brought about a steady increase in milk yield and milk
fat petcervlage.wbile the types of the divers now exist-
ing breeds have become permanent The white and
the brown-coloured goats are now certainly bred true
to t>pe but It would appear that the first mentioned
may slowly push out the dark-coloured breeds The
name of the white goat onginated from the Saanen
\alle) in Switzerland where some 35 years ago breeders
of this type formed one of the largest Goat Breeders*
Assoaations known to exist
Tlie Appenzcll goat, also white in colour, belongs
to the Saanen goat race, although many breeders in
Switzerland maintain that it is an entirely distinctive
breed without any relation to the goats emanating from
the Saanen valley Perhaps the Appcnzell goats arc
somewhat larger in body, but it 1$ reliably slated that
to point out one of this b red among a grazing herd
of Saanen goats is often beyond the ability of ex-
perienced xoat breeders
In Hessen, chiefly m the Starkenburg distnct,
gckBt breeding has developed in a remarkable degree
and the nirmlKr of Bfecden* Astociaticns here ts now
conudcrsbly more than J60 The Qiamber of Agn*
culture for Starkenburg has long supervised breeding
sn<l rnatlefi of importance to the local Societies , end
interested parties can obtain any information desired
by corresponding with the Chamber, address Darm-
stadt
fn the Frankfurt district a very prosperous
Assoaation of goat breeders has existed dunrig the las^
Iwenty-six years and one of the most comely goats is
bred here and known under the name of “ Frankfurter
Saanen * TTie average milk production from this
breed, it is stated, is 5 to 6 litres per day Every year
m July or August the Association arranges an exhibi-
tion of breed animals where the best are registered
in a speoa] book of performance, and Prizes dis-
tributed This type of Saanen goat is pure white with
very short hair, entirely free from horns and generally
speaking of a very pleasant appearance The Chamber of
Agriculture at Wiesbaden inaugurated some years ago
a farm for the breeding of Pednrrec animals
In Hessen-Nassau an “ Association of Taunus
Saanen goat Breeders” has been jn existence for a
considerable tune, this type being likewise white and
hornless
In some districts of Pfalz, chiefly at Kaisers
lautem. goat breeding has developed during the last
twenty-five years and many a breeder m Germany
holds the notion that the Pfalz Saanen goats are suwnor
to any other breed The Association, whose address
j IS Kaiserslautern, has now seme 22,000 members and a
registered stock of Pedigree goats running into 46 000
animals
In Baden goat breeding is likewise very popular,
and a number of Assoaalions look after the interest
of members who regularly infuse their herds with
new blood by imports from the Saanen valley m
Switzerland The chief breeding distnct is rouM
about Zuzenhausen, Sinsheim The demand for
Baden Saanen goals is increasing every year and large
numbers are being sent to other German Provinces
end also to Austria, Hungary, Roumania Bulgana etc
In Thunngen a type of goat 1$ bred under the
name of ” L^gensalza ' Saanen goats one of the most
Valuable of all existing strains in Germany It is
probable that these goats onginated in the German
Landrace goat and by means of in-brecding and
stnet selection have developed to their present higii
degree of performance The Langensalzs bucks
have for many years been recognised as very pmm
inent sira and always held in high demand
goats are of middle weight, without horns, and with
astonishingly developed milking organs Perfectly
white in colour, the hair 1$ long and finer than
oilier Saanen goats, and their heads are rertwrk^y
long drawn, with large e>cs looking iidewaj'S fhe
neck IS very long and thin and speaking generally, these
■ animals are beautifully developed llieir average
milk production is estimated at 650 to 950 litres
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In Saxony in the Erzgebirge districts a strain
ol Saanen goats has been developed the milk yield
of which IS very remarkable Probably these goals
were originally bred from a Landrace goat on which
Swiss Saanen bucks were crossed and the breed
to^y IS known as Scbntzer Saanen goats Accord
ing to Herd Book entries a yearly yield of r ->00 litres
of milk even more is not uncommon These animals
are white in colour and without horns
Among Germany s coloured goat breeds most
of which belong to the Toggenburg type in colour
from pale brownish reddish to very dark brown —
perhaps the most prominent are theThunngen Toggen
burg goats bred in the Erfurt district Interest
for goat breeding has always been very lively m
Thunngen and this explains why as far back as in
the year 1870 the goat stock here was then already
very considerable 23 goats per 100 inhabitants as com
pared with 34 goats to-day per too inhabitants The
full grown goat is 73 cm in height with an average
weight of 82 — 83 lbs The average milk production
IS 837 litres but a very considerable number of animals
yield more than i 000 hires
In Rhem Hessen a rather remarkable looking
goat has been bred for more then fifty vears the
so-called Guggisberg goat chiefly m the WmtersKeim
district The colour of these goats is brow with
variations in the lighter and darker shade and the
animals are rather attractive Of late years they have
become very popular m Germany and are repeatedly
accorded gold medals and first t nzes at Agricultural
Shows lieir size is of the average and their milk
production is remarkably high Thus several entnes
in the Herd Book show yields of from 1 050 to 1 170
kilos per 365 days lactation period The best Guggis
berg goats are bred in the distnets of Alsheim Lauben
beim Eimsbeim and Guntersblum Breeding is under
the control of the local Chamber of Agncullure and the
number of breeders of this type is increasing from
>car to year
Among the various breeds the Harz goats have
been known and appreciated in Germany almost since
time immemonal The chief distnets for the breed
ing of these goats are round about Alfeld and Gostar in
Harz but the Harz goat is bred almost everywhere in
Germany owing to its general populanty The number of
breeders Societ es is sery considerable and all of these
base joined up in a big Assoaation which is loobng
after the interests of the \anous local Soaettes As
illustrating the general deselopmenl of this b eed of
goat it mav be stated that before the war the aserace
production was 350 to 450 I Ires of milk, but afier the
war as a result of scry stnet supersmon the aserage
jieid has bcCT mcreas^ to S25“S75 htres A coo
siderable number registered m the Fed gree Herd Bool
of the Han Breeders Assoaation produce as much as
900 litres dunng a lactation penod of iyo days with a
percentage of fat from 3 SS to 3 75 In the Goslar
distnet the milk production is stated to he considerably
higher on an average 25 to 3 litres of milk per day
In this district goat breeding 1$ certainly most remun
erative as the animals early in April are turned out
on the pastures and kept there until late in the autumn
but as a rule taken under roof during the night
Another prominent strain of goats in Germany the
Schwarzwald goat is also lately coming much to the
fore on account of its steadily increasing milk yield
The colour of this type of goat is a pleasant brownish
often black andWhite and the average yearly produebon
is 75^ I R IS B rather elegant looking animal
with very lively movements The belly is often white
and the head of the buck as a rule somewhat darker
than the other part of the body Lately it 1$ quite
common to find goats belonging to this breed develop
ing entirely new colours such as black black and white
or reddish white The chief breeding districts are
Tutllingent iWurltemberg andSpaichmgen fromwhere
the Schwarzwald goat has spread over many parts of
Germany These goats are generallv hornless
The most important Goat Breeders Associations
are
A Saanzn Coat
Smmh Z ZucKt Vere n fur Frankfurt t 0 /und 0 tir ct
Frankfurt in der Oder
Z«s«n Zuchl Vere n Sta kenbure Darmstadt Hessen
P(unS»udt HeppenKe m Kemn
Cross-Unuladt Hessen
Alley Hessen
Vere n zur Hebunz der Z e«en Zuebt Oberrad Frankfurt am
M* A
Zie«en Zuebt Verband in der Pfair Ka senUutem Pfalz
Bad Kber Z egen Zuebt Vere n Suirnbsusen S nshe m Baden
Z rgen Zuebt Vere n Heffenhe m Baden
Z egen Zuchl Vere n Langrnsaira Thur rtgen.
7 egtn Zuebt Vere n S ebirden Tbur ngen
Zir^n Zuebt Vrrbind fur das N eder txrgeb rge D esden
Z egen Zuebt Vere n Bad SKSaFtiest "Neumark Brandenburg
Veihand der Ziegen Zuebt Vere ne von Uestpbelen MQoeter
Vt estpbaJen
Ztegen Zuebt Veiband fur kre t Sof ngrn Opbden
Rb neUnd
Ztrgm Zuebt Vrrbind der Rbr npror nz Bonn Rb nelend.
Tiunus-Saanen Ziegen Zuebt Vrfnn m Homiu. ftamau bei
Hoebst aM Hessen-Nattiu
\erbsnd der Ziegen Zuebt -Cft>os«rnsebtf.en im Kre le Bal^
iirduAnbat
B Ccccnsixc Coat
Ztevrft'Zucfi brrr n, U'interibnm. Hessen.
Harz Zjegen Zuebt \eriand des ses Alfeld VrtLeff
Harzer HeJeen.
Zirem-Zuebl \rrnn Caa.ar im Iferz.
Zwrm Zuebt -Ceno sw r u ebaft, B tboficbrun. RbSrx.
C SorvAZZraLo Coat
S^bwarewaldcr Zerf-ss^Zacbl \ erband Ttftlinfen ^TurfeBS'
D Tooan'sc'BC Coat
Z * r m -Zuebt \ rrna Teent^swa. Frrib urg BadnL
Nrrtard TU. m ge f TeggrBburges ZvgsiwZatbS'Crtwaaen-
ebsbes. Eibart. Tbor tBgra.
Fer f'ea.'trf BrerdeV ■* Crrsaovg am Feb g Set 72, 71
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Cattle Breeders.
ASSOCIATION OF
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SHORTHORN CATTLE BREEDERS IN SCHLESWIG HOLSTEIN
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GERMANY.
JEVERLAND FRIESIAN CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION'
Friesische MjlchvitKzuchter Veremigunjj Jeverland, Jevcriandischer Herdbuchverein, Jever, Oldenburg
PROMINENT BREEDERS
B4<:VhiUf Retohsrd
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OLDENBURG WESER MARSH BLACK WHITE CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
Oidenburgjsche V/esermarsch Hcrdbuch Cesetlscbaft, Rodenkirchon Oldenburg
PROMINENT BREEDERS
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Oldenburg Weser Marsh Black White Cattle Breeders Association {conid )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
StO^tr Ernst
Suhr D
Sohrm Thule
Taottni Edo
Tinticn Enno
Tantzm Hi>o
Tantien Joh
TanSioi Kurt
Thaden Otto
Thfilen Hrtm
Thornier Joh
Esenshammercroden Esenshaaun
Abbehauser^Men Abbehsusen
iliedtmkron Nordenham
lloffe Esenshamm
lliddizxgen Rodenklrrbefi
Esensbammergroden Esnsbaram
Eerkutn Rodenkifcbni
Sehncl
Rotenhahn \arrl
Aussendeicb Brake
Aussendrieh Srefeld
Oldeabrok
Hartwarden Rodenk rchen
Monrsre Abbehausm
Schlote Berce
Wenlw Gust
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Wicbmann II
Wictunanfl H
Wlchmann Paul
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Bettmebuhren Beme
Kaljenbottel Herne
Oberdeich Rodenkirchen
Hiddigwarden Berne
RanienbQttel Berne
Senenbuntorl, Deme
Kleintossens Tosseos
Borgstrde Varel
Oldrnbrok
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Frieschrnntoor Sirvckbausea
HofsvrUrden Eckifarden
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BLACK WHITE CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION IN POMERANIA
Pommersche Herdbuchges*lls haft fur das Schwarzweize Tieflandnnd Kreckowerstrasse 20, Stettin, Pommern
PROMINENT BREEDERS
LUNEBURG FRIESIAN CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATIO'J
Liineburgcr Herdbuchgeseli chaft S hiessgrabenstrass* 6, Ltineburg Kannove*
PROMINENT BREEDERS
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Luneburg Fnesian Cattle Breeders Association (eontd )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
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Rninrn Hirmano
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Kr Daonenberg
Kr Dannenberg
Kr Daaoenberg
Kr LOcboie
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Settwees August
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Sefaweni, Hermann
Seouneroth Riebard
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Gosewerder
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Brandleben
Brandleben
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Kr Hartnirg
Kr Harburg
Kt Bleckede
Kr Bleckede
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Kr Danoenberg
Kr Winseo
Kr Bleckede
Kr Uinsen
Kr Bleckede
Kr Winsen
Kr Wittsei
Kr tSmsen
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Kr Bleckede
Kr Umsea
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Kr Dannenberg
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OST FRIESLAND BLACK WHITE CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
Vercin Oitfrleascher Stammviehgochter, Norden, Ootfnestand
PROMINENT BREEDERS
ndhmerwold Oitruraer VerUat
i tnneli PUum
stenoeedlandihnt Leer
Kloitei Muhd^ Leer
Creetiiel hr Emden
Lilsum Kr Emdes
flamtnehrurn remum
''oTurd Pemura
Dambusen 1 1 rate
Nitui]ird remuin
EKtum Leer
Hrieneebef Pemuio
Settelburg Loga
Herrenbehr Sorden
f reesiel
Weilerroarseh Aordeo
ttaenga H
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Menijes D
Meyer P
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Reen be mnts H
Reertbenlus V
RuKtes R
Sanders H
SelMoehbeom D
StnidI P
Smlve I
Ueetde H R
Rjrsuis Loquard
Rysum Loi^rd
\t>belsuin,Emdn .
Daraspolder Etonurarnirl
Neiirlburg Loga
lennell PiHum
Vtrsirrmarvb Vordeo
Meierhef Loga
Kesterrnaneb Korden
Pilsum Kr Emden
Addingtatte Korden
Loquard
Visquard Pemura
Lttum H nte ...
Manenchor ftlrumer \erUat
petkuan Kr Emden
BLACK WHITE SCHLESWIG HOLSTEIN CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
Verband Schwarzbunte Schleswig Hobteiner, Augustenborger Plata 4 Kiel, Schleswig Holstein
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Ho«ih/ll J
HOfxiff M
Irniteer C
Fresenburg TIadOldeahe
rvpenao ttakendorli Kobt
Itarnfltirf Travrmtlnde
taderadorf tehmani
Traarmrt.CnitMu IJer Kiel
Koeegarten H
Lafreolt C
Saodnw Dr C
Schanield P
Sieversharen. Lenaahn i/Holit
H idorf Fehmam
rulUendlohe Sehnelien Pet. Hamw^
0.lennaon»h6ra KaJtenklrthoi
Reiue(rl) LCbeck
Pteseo Fehmarn
ASSOCIATION OF BLACK WHITE CATTLE BREEDERS IN SAXONY
Vertind Kir d.* 2uchl d»s Schwarzbunten Tleftandrlndes In d^r Proving Sachsen Rellstrasse 73 Halle a Saal* Sachs**'
PROMINENT BREEDERS
u bl'OeerMeetkirhall
ll-ihetibellia
IVrbbnin
lile.ll-
Reilekin TJet Magdeburg
Tf Ijigereen Z chtan
lllrnertni Tanremoode
Diliaael Cr llnrincm
S<en.Jat
KiteUtr SebenbameB
a L
Sann* Kal^etoe Oiler
Karriu Calbe tfilde
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"Srhenkrnbnnl- Scbeit-nhofil Caidfle-
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Rlngfurtb Ta«r*r»« 'f ^
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RED WHITE HOLSTEIN CATTLE BREEDERS A^CIATION, PROVINCE HOLSTEIN
Bretd Distrtets
A— Ditmarschen Heide B — Elb ii Wilstermark. Wibter C — Breltenburg, Oeschebilltel D — HoUteln Geest, Bargfeld
Verband Rotbunte Holstefner, Neumunster. Klostentrasse 25, Holstein
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Ahsbahs J Irgm
AOsbahs PttfT
Ahsbahs Rudolf
Alben Carl
AthMi Hans
Itartrls Hrrmano
Birlenbe^*
Bojr Carl
Bradcrr Krianch
Brandt. Wilhslm
ECfrrs, Christian
Ehirrs Hans
Fraurn H
Frirsius Heiar
Cmfcs P
Gloer Detl
Cldy Job*
COttsch \V
Graf Markus
Cravert Job
Grtve Hinr
lUlske » ]
llarMTis Paul
HrU Diedr
Horitan P von
tdlk Hfinr
tusi Gustav
sbeni Joh*
UR;r foht
unjf Ch
ohanntrn Otto
oh*M«n Otto
(ihlke Jobs
^rltlnr Dirdnch
Kleck Paul
Hhndt M
.regrr Otto
CSrnrr SUrtin
kUbl Ernst
^Qseh ttiUy
lagrna Cmtt
'Ugrnt Hu(o
Sommcrtandrr Rirp Post Krrmpe
Somnifrland Sirthwcndc (Elmstem)
Elskoop Krempc
Harmsvdhrdm Mrldorf
Hohenhain Post Dioiscbrnhagea
Busonvurth Mrlt^rf
Hrmine (Kridr)
Todimmsch BUnkvnmoer
Barsfirth 'Wdor/
SchOnbetk Bordnholm
itfdwifimkoog Wrsselbuim
Karolmmkooii fH<id«)
Gravrokoop krampa
Zrtinhusan Hamma (Haida)
Haalwlgatikog Ralnsbtlttal
Kattra^ Mama
k atinamannsbusan
SiUan Hohanwaitadt
Cut Hagan Probstaiarhagas (Ktal)
Nlndorf Hohanvastadt
Elskoop Kranpa
Nauandorf Elmshoni
CutSOiiau HanngsdorffKr Old Hotilaia)
EpanwOhrdan Maldsrl
ttaa Elmshom
Tbalingburan Maldorf
Buekan Jnnian
Nauwittanback (Ktal)
Kadamirseban (Krais Randsburt)
Barit Mfldort
Oaatardaiehitrlah
Kauankog Busum
Barit
Stainburg Krampa
Sandwac Elmshom
Prladrlaniatbrkakeoe Ralnibeilal (ttassalburan)
Krakau SchOnbarg Kolstaio
SUdardaick Waitalburm
Sudarauardorf Krampa
Nauanbraok Krampa
Chakshof Berntadl (Raedsburg)
Martain B N
IfusArM H
ttollaf Ernst
Kaava Hans
Nagat loony
Orsan K
Orth R
Paulsan Jolius
Pntal Fr Ifabde
Perars t\ilhalin
Plambach Jobs
Raasa August
Raunars Claus
Rainmars H
Rohucddra \\ itb
Rolfs Kadjif
Sass Olio
Saharmar GOntbar
Sahlotar M
Sahmidi Riahard
Sahmlalau Carl
SahmiaUu H
Sabumafui M
SabrOdar Hainnch
Spaak J
Suban C
Stiapar Hast
Poppanwufth Tiebansaa
Burg
Katalibuital Wbhrdan
Bofgsledtfalda Bandsburg
Krrmpdorf Krampa
Kathan t\ilstrr
Hagan Bad Bramstadt
Uackrnhusan U bhrdm (Haida)
Liuidm
SommarUndar Riap Krampa
Kregaspa (Veumdnstar)
GlUckstadl
Mrazra Hohnswasladt
Silian Hohanwritrdt
Closing Hohansaastadt
Wfsiarbartiri TiUiBgsltit
Crassnisrh tVilstar
Dannwlscb Horst (Elmshom)
Schmadasnurth, Mama
Kanunarlandar Abirl SiaChiranda
Wassalburear Karg
SOdrniisch Mama
Fublmdorf Bad Bnnsslffdl
Gravankoop Krampc
Hotirtd ^rdas^tm
Irammsladt Albarsdorf
Brfnjaha Sufsirdt (Krril Randsburg)
Stiathallungsganessreschalt Kordarmaldorf Maldorf
Stalfant Markus
Stallans UiOy
Taist Mans
Taist Hior
IKtassao loh
Thiassao llainr
TbomsMan Fardinand
Tbomahlan iiinncb
tKenngblae altar
Tltnm
Ulan C
\«st Hans
\oss llanry
Mlttbohii Patar
Uohlart Hainr
Blunk Bad Srgebarg
tMaraatsdorl Dad Bramstadt
Sudarhaitadt Albardorf
FtrstadI Sudrrhastadt Albaedoo
Landam Tillingstrdl
lulrbotlal, Albarsdorf
Langanbali ClOckstadl
kfoorbusan Elmshom
Strohdakh Clorksiadt
Maaran HohanvatladI
Krenpnntankeeg Mares
Hrlnaanbmial jonlan
Krembnok Xrmpa
Kauanwtash WOhrdm
S>al Siatharahda
HERD BOOK ASSOCIATIONS IN EAST AND WEST PRUSSIA OF BREEDERS OF FRIESIAN CATTLE
Herdbuchgesellschbft xur Verbesserung ia In Odtpreuuen gexuchteten HoHSnder RJndvlehg Hdndetgtrasse, 2 Kunigxberg
Westpreussische KolUnder Herdbuchgesellg;ha(t. Marlenburg
ArkarmanD,—
Albat —
Albracht —
Alsan —
lUrasUI —
Itarinvvkl —
lUtteL —
lUrtotait —
Herdbuchvcfein fur dag sehwar* weUse neflandrlnd In Ostpreunen Insterburg
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Itasdrlltni
Gudwatnan
SanUllan
Adi g llassaUamm
SahOowalJa
Crns* Madonischkan
Crorganau
Sauradort
Kodahlm
M ttaladorf
Lultaobof
Rnctimlalda
Rnct.lat>
Ta nmasai arbafn
. I o.AshO<<«
nadaa
^adnau
Krai* Uarkahmao
Kr*u Insiatbwg
Krai* t^rkrbmaa
Fi Kbbaasan
Uradm
Krais Uohruftcm
Kms Uanastvrg
L»tvirsv»tde
Krais Kaslasburg
Krais Cmnbino^
Tbva«
Krais Lark
Ktata fiHSa,aarsi
Krais Marwntwf
Krau tostrrtsrg
RaSocU V —
Baakar —
Itrhmsd ^
pabrred.
BaUu
Palrm u _
tVskW —
IWvrKUl —
Waaar —
KWab.—
Ittadan. —
IdwA —
lncban._
(V4Km.T ~-
lIoaK^ —
Kat^ —
n-m. ~
Ihatlibar —
tankomscbkrs
CVaawa
Uarkianas
Lauk sctam
Krai* Pr Eftau
Krais Martaoburg
Krais Sladarmg
s Siadanaig
I UataaWg
s Kfio fslarg
Krais Tt-uvbjgait
Krais
tlri. aa««.U,
K>a,* T > Karul
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Kraaa KOs^larg
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Herd Book Associations in East and West Prussia of Breeders of Friesian Cattle {con!d )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Bolscbwing V
Braun —
Braun Bartm v
Brockmann —
Bruhn —
Bruhn —
Brunken —
BniyJrf de la -
Buchler, —
Buchstemer
Budde —
Buddcnbrock 1
Buettler —
Burteheil —
Busdung —
Busk e» —
Bultgersit —
Campentaausrn Baron '
Caspar)
Caspar! —
Cbomsr
CIsasseD —
Claassen —
Centag —
Cor<ep uB
Dalhfimrc
Dami —
Dannmbcrg
Deunch V —
^ckha«u$«T ~
Doepner —
Dahnng —
Dommascli —
CQnholf Count v
Dtahoif Count v
Dobna Schlobittni
SchOnbruch
Adhg Grdndm
Tolksdort
Adlif Liegeo
St Lorrnz
Gross Karwinden
Dor stal
Althof
Pellen
Skung rrrn
Bethcsdagut
BQnkeira
\\aro(keim
Maxhrim
Powarben
Striirnswalde
KOn gstann
Knoppclsdori
Gro t Lrgdro
r rudshofchen
l»stn
Poslehnen
Aust nrhlrn
\\a freid*
Ganderkshmsn
Kallningken
Kitschnebmeti
Kothrk
Gross Sebirrau
Kobbcibuda
Rabnau
Cbarlottenn aide
Notrenderf
Wenakrn
GOckcn
K aun scbkeu
Jonciten
Dohgehnen
Gravcntb en
Kuckrmeeaa
Mattischkm
Klein Skiibat
Spuckeu
Friedrichstein
Kratcshagen
Scblobuten
I>obna Schlod en Pr nee Seblod n
Druckler —
Dyck —
Dv«k —
Bob ngbau* •—
Bbhardt —
Elem V —
Boss —
Eriberger —
Eriberger —
Eulenburg Count
Eulenburg Count
Eulmburg Count
Fasb nder —
Feyerabend —
Pick —
Finck —
Finckensle u Count v
Fink —
Fink —
F rley — ,
Fiscber
Rudlaukrn
Ltchtfelde
Paleschken
Amalienbof
Bandels
Kiem Medun scbkm
Paballen
Gallingen
Prassen
icken
Sdengowen
ElisenhOhe
Ballethgirren
Paulsdocl
Oschwen ngken
Kuriacken
DoibmckecL
Rmau
Klein Medenau
j askeudorf
Gunthenrn
Nautaau
Gross Schwaraunen
r^twVll's
Kteis Pr FtiedJand
Labiau
Krris Rastenburg
UtbemOhl
Ranscben
Krns PiUkallen
Kreii Instcrburg
Krns Instecburg
Krns Aiigerburg
Krns Pr Eykau
Daitetistein
Tremgau
Dbhian
AUettburg
Nenbausen
\\ aldau
Wbtrrknm
Krns kfohningea
Krns Gambinnrn
Gross lloppon
bruch
Fnrdland
Kenunetsdorf
Krns Angwburg
Kre s Gumbinnen
Krais Tilsit Ragiut
Rudju
Cerdauen
Kreis tteblau
Ostpreussen
Krns Pr Holland
Krns Tilsit Ragnit
Krns Maruoburg
Bud ten
Pr E>Uu
Krns Insterburg
Krns Siedetung
Neueodoti
Posmahlen
Kaukehmeo
Kreis Tils I Ragnit
Kreis Niedenmg
Kreis Kiedening
Kreis Kbn gsberg
Barteostem
Kreis Pr Holland
Heiligeowalde
Kras Pr HoUand
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis Stohis
Kreis Stuhin
SUIlupOoea
BiaUa
Albreehtsdorf
Kins Daikebmen
Kre s Tikit RagD I
Kreis Fr edland
Kreis RastenbuTg
SebMbrueb
Chm eleven
Krr s Oletiko
Kreis Daritebraen
Kins Angerburg
Kre s N edenmg
Taplackni
Falamidieii
Neuendorf
Uedenan
Kins Mohiungen
L ska Sebaaken
Grtinboff
Bartenstein
Allmsteui
Rdssel
Liebnniih) .
Rudan
Krns Pr Eyiau
Kie s Angerourg
Powunden
Kras Rastroburg
Krns Siubm
Clew.—
Cle#e —
rirod —
Clasov s —
' lasow V —
CoIU Baron v d —
Ooltz Baron v d
Gelia Baron v d
CoKz Dornhardt Baron
s d
Cottberg V —
Graeve tdlerf —
rramatild v —
Gramberg —
Gioeben, v d —
Croebrn v d —
Gruber —
rnibett —
Cniovaldc —
Cubba —
Cuisvervaltung
Guireil ~
Haasler —
HaMweg —
Haiomerschinidt —
Hardi >-
Hassenstein —
Hattrn v —
Hauplgestat —
Hausen Baron v —
HeiniKb —
Heise —
lleisralb —
Hermtano —
Heubacb —
Heuroann —
HiUenberg —
Hippel \ —
Hoellger •—
Hoenig —
Hoeoig —
Koepfner —
Hdhler —
Hosmann —
Hostmann —
Hoth —
Hullrsem Baron v
Hutienbaeb —
Hundsddrfer —
lapba —
Jaraeiewski o —
Kaeswurm —
Kaeelmacber —
Kalckstein v —
Kalckstein v —
Kallweit —
Kazute Count v
Keyserlmgk Count v
KUtt —
Klempnauer —
KI nkovstroem Count V
Kluge —
Klugfcist —
Koobloch V —
Knoblocli V —
Knopff Edtertsberg —
Kobyl nski \ —
Koeppen ■ —
Koestar —
Kohtz —
Kopp —
Kerth —
Kiabmer —
Kralewsk * —
Kranse —
Kroedc —
Kf&hjiert —
KiiclraD —
Kuenheim v —
Knenbc in T —
Kobn —
Kubn —
Kuntze —
Landw rtscfazfthcbe
Scbnle
ILsngel —
Legiiten
Legiltm
Eutsianoa
Balga
I arlhelnm
Kalksteln
Kallen
Mertensdoif
UehUck
Gross Bestendori
Pr 'Viltm
Gross CotteswaUe
Schrombehnen
Lauken
Cro<s Kliogbeck
Uirse
Steepen
Bohnau
VVesseabSfiD
Bartukeilen
Reichenbach v
Adlig CStzhSIen
PalTOiickm
Cross Cnie
Burkandten
OberPlchoen
Krdl Eknm
Brandau
Sebildeck
SUldsebiR
Saloancbtenen
Trakehncn
Sudnickcn
Catb iflhdfen
LichUclde
Joekeln
Konigshol
Kapkeim
Klein Csbliek
HronetteBbof
Cross KugUck
Postutira
Malhildrtibol
'loiiitm
Bihmrnhd en
Duduponm
Adi g Sudan
Klota nrn
Ldtben
Garbnungken
Kugnn
Wallknm
Coralliscbken
Gerdauen
Abiintkeim
Elkmehlen
Cross Puspern
Dranpsittm
Keu Drutsclilaukea
Podangen
Coodebnen
Popebnen
Heihgenstem
Lindeuberg
G nth eden
Adi g Althof Skirbst
Marggrabova
Draiilitten
ROckgarben
Kreii lullerburj
Prwiitlfn
Kitls Datkchmen
Kreis Hell eenbtil
Fischhausen
Fischhau'en
Fnedland
itenden
Kreis Mohrangen
Domnau
Sonnentom
Kreis Pr Eslau
Ludwigsort
Raclientdcfi
Pr Holland
Codnickea
^haaksiiit
Keen Tllsit-Ragmt
Kreis Pr Holland
Kernel
Kreis Fischhausen
Kreis Gerdauen
Kreis Tilsit Rapni
DOohofstadt
Ddnholstadt
JIanenaetder
Kraplau
Sebakuhnm
petersbagen
Kras Siallupfinen
lifk» Sebaaken
Povaieo
Kreis Stubm
Kreis CumbiBBen
Kreis Maneabufg
Cnass LiBdenau
Wid Tunnen
Liebsudt
Coldbaeb
Kreis Kiedening
CraisKurg
Brsucisbeig
Keei* T Is t Rsgoil
Quednau
Kreis He ' kerg
Kras Mohniopen
Gnidbaeb
Kreis Netdeaburg
fixmableii
Plieken
Kreis Gerdauen
Quednau
Tar^iseben
Kras PrEyUu
Creuzburg
Kreis I
Eichen
Kreis WohrungM
^ Watidlacken
Kens Insterburg
Kre s Gerdauen
Goidbacli
Goldbach
Kreis Goldap
Wortnditt
Kre 5 Gerdauen
Kreis
Krns Niederuog
Kre 5 OUtrko
Giiinhagen
VVuslack
Ostpreussen
Kreis Niederung
Kre s Angerburg
Schanbruch
Rudau
K8n gsberg
Kre 3 GutnbUinen
Adi gKIem Dombrowken Kreis
Wilhelmsberg
KapstUcken
Judbitten
Spanden
GERMANY
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Herd Book Associations In East and West Prussia of Breeders of Friesian Cattle (contd)
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Motikau ■—
Vt^k«nb(r(«r —
Mkhlb»ch*r. —
MUIW —
Muellwbuehliol
—
Sfjpnbom
Nctthogrr
>>mlin|'
Nrubicb
Norrikat,
Ortmann
Ortmann
Oichkiaat
Overkampi
Amipnhof
Adlig Uokau
Freudtnbers
SeuSappOoTO
Katlrnau
Groaa ScbarUck
Schonwiese
Crasprrm
Mikm
PopflkfO
Klpin WaldPCk
Abschennngkca
A^ ^o t Ragnit
Greaa Oachkinoen
Mdflwi
Ruchbef
r<larkehia<a
Ls'-dpn
Adlig OeBuerlkfLffl
0«orsmbur|
Lui(nt*ald«
St«inb«rf
Grofi TrakiKbkcB
TfOmpao
RauJobnan
Adlig Labmbnieb
Dreiwakla
Inttarburg
Neu lluttkitcbkeo
rraniUak
Adlig— Uttmickn
Ab»dlf»r
Krais ttcUaa
Ktns losttibuif
Krcis SuIlupODi
Krais
Krais Dark
Kauandod
Abschwa:
Krais Darkabman
Krais Pr E>lan
Ut&andMt
Fischhausrn
Krais Mananbure
Krais jobannisbiire
Cross Ansdc^
Caniogan
Krais CuiBbiiinaii
Cnmbtonm
Krais Giunbinnr
Krais klohniiigrn
Krais Tilsit Ragnu
Oslatoda
Krais Intiatburg
Krais toitnburg
OartansiaiB
Draphnas
Krais Iftstarburc
Krais Instarbut
Kpis PilthaUm
Krais Stuhm
Krais Rosaobarg
Krais Goldap
Kms KOnipbarg
Krais Uirkaboiao
Krais Madanog
Krais PiUkallaai
Krns Instacburg
Krais KatJanm*
Sahirprnbail
&sACI»ltra
Krais Kiadarimg
CilklaobodaB
Sauckan, V —
Sawkan y —
Scharfattar —
Schadiukat
SchiAau V —
Schiaoiaiui —
Sahla0tbar • —
Schidttald BatOD v
Schmidika —
^boanirald
Sabotiga
Sabtadaf —
Sahcoadtar
SahtOtar —
Sahulz —
Sahnlft —
Saholtra —
Sahumann —
Sebutnaon —
Saharaigar —
Sahmchlaoba^ —
SahwtU •—
Sagadlo —
Sabmat —
Sallnal —
Siabatt —
Siagfnad v —
Siagfnad —
Sk.mbrakt —
Sokat —
Sosal —
Spaog^l —
Slaaga# *
Slam —
Stobba —
Stoannat —
Sioanw
Stutiaabiim v
Sinoanski —
TaaoWiat
Tbiarbaah
iliiiniD —
Tladainann —
Tnutniann -
I Imar —
\ sWtuii
Adlig Rogalmida
Rrichenbaeb
Abschnitm
KOnipdori
Mollahnan
Adlig Kanlan
Klain Tnimpailan
Gross Sahrm
Rogrhoan
Tykfiphjim
Sladthausan
Adlig Etollslidt
Corban
Carban
Killkrim
SahiDgallin Kauialian
Raguponan
Sussskan
May* an
Kj-sraiim
Cross Slaagan
Sirkalsdotl
GrOnwiata
Sabenrobr
Schlablau
DOnJgm
AckmmiscMian
Cross \taklrck
Cress AlbrNhtshol
KWabman
Cross Ltbahnan
AdligCmsi bkirbil
Zirplbarg
Schlppanbail
Tollnim|kahioat
Krais GunibinoaD
Schuptan
Krais Kiadaning
Krns Darkfhmm
Tarrutscben
Rausahaa
Kms PiUkallan
Ludwigsort
Krcis Rastanburg
Kraurisabkaa
t\ abUu
Krais CumbiDcao
Kms Tilsit Ragnil
Tarputscbaa
Krais Pr llalland
Krais Instarburg
Krns Marianburg
Scbugsiao
Kaukabmaa
Krns Rosanbarg
Saerappan
Kobbalbuda
Krais Urblau
Alt rwUsiidt
Krais Kbiupbarg
Kms Anptburg
Ostptaussan
Krait Tilsit Kagnlt
Rudau
XnligmbaiJ
ProRlllm
Kmi Siadatung
Lirhtmrald
Allrnsuln
Uidwigsert
Krns Kiadming
Kms Marianburg
Kmii Mohningan
Kma Anpt^rf
Kmi Kiadarung
^ Ikimnao
f riadUnd
Zinira
Kma Slailarung
Kms Slrdcfuag
Kms Gardauan
Kms Madarung
Krais Oilar^a
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THE POMERANIAN HERD BOOK ASSOCIATION OF BREEDERS OF
BLACK-WHITE LOWLAND CATTLE, Stettin, Germany
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526
GERMANY.
Herd Book Associations in East and West Pnisda of Breeders of Friesian Cattle {conld )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
BoUchw ng V
Bolti —
Borcke v —
Boruttau —
Braack —
Braemer —
Brandes Dc —
Brockmann —
Bninken —
BUiMtr — **
Buchstemer —
Budde —
Buddenbrock Baron v
BuetUfr —
Bulow V —
Butil Baron v
Burchardt —
Buriehf t —
Busch Qg —
Bu*tger<it —
gmpenba«j<n Baron ■
Chi^ae —
Claaisan ■>-
Claasten
CoBtag —
Corscpius —
^Ihrimer
DaBnenberg
Dcutsch V —
Dickhaautcr
Doepnar —
Dahting —
Dorrunasch —
Denboif Countv
Donhoif Count v
Dobna Schlebittao
Prmee zu
Dohna Schlobitten ttiUkUhnKi
Pt nee zu
Dobna Schlod en Pnnee Schlodien
Dttlcklcf — Rudiauken
Dyck — Lichtfdde
Dsck — Palc!chk«n
Ebbnghau* — Amahenhof
Ebhatdt — Kommotowen
SchOnbruch
Adi g Grtinden
Tolksdorf
Adlig Liegen
St Lorenz
Gross Karwicden
Donstal
Althof
Pellen
SkUDgirren
Bethisdagut
Bankfim
Matheim
Powarben
SteHenswalde
Kon gstinn
Knbppelsdori
Gro s Legdrn
Grudshaftheo
Linkcnau
Ddstn
Klein Kannapinnen
Poatehnen
Anstmehini
Walfreide
Ganderkehmcn
Katlningken
kutschnebmwi
• Korlaek
Gross Scbiirau
Kobbelbude
Rahnau
Charlettensvalde
Notzendorf
ttenzken
KiaunisehkeB
^neiten
Dohgehnen
Craventb en
Kuckemee e
Mattischken
Klein Skiibst
Spucken
Friednchste n
Kraftthagen
Schlobitten
Eriberger —
Erzberger —
Eulenburg Count zu
Eulenburg Count zu
Eulenburg Count zu
Fuk —
Finck —
Finckenstein Count v
Wangmek
lOein Meduniscbken
Paballen
Gall ngen
Prassen
W icken
Sdengowen
Elisenhobe
BalletbgiTTen
Paulsdorf
Osebwen Dgkeo
Kuglacken
Dorbnicken
R nau
Klein lUdenau
Jaskendorf
Gunthenen
Nautzau
Gross Schwaraunen
IGein Bertung
Kreis Pt Frledtand
Lsbiau
Kreis Rastenburg
Lirbemuhl
Rauschro
Tharau
Kreis Pillkallen
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis Insletburg
Kreis Angnburg
Kreis Pr Ejkau
Paans
Bartenstcui
Trdmgau
Dchian
AUenburg
Neuhansen
Ualdan
ftterkeim
Kreis Mohiungen
Kreis Gumbinnen
Gross Hoppen
Fnedland
Krminetsdorf
Krris Angeiburg
Kreis Cuinb nnen
Krets Tilsit Ragrut
Rtsdau
Cerdauen
Kreis ttehlau
Osipreusseti
Kreis Pt ^lland
Kreis Tilsit Ragut
Kreis Matunburg
Buddeni
Pr Eyiau
Kre s Instetbuig
Kreis Niederung
Neuendorf
Posmablea
Kaukehmeo
Kre s Tilsit Ragnit
Kreis Niederung
Kreis Niedenmg
Kreis KSnigsberg
Bartenstein
Kreis Pr Holland
He bgenwalde
Krets Pr Holland
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis Stubm
Kreis Stubm
Siallupboen
BaUa
Atbrechtsdorl
Kreis Etaikebmen
Krns Tilsit Raguit
Kreis FnedlaDd
I — Wor
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IS Daikehnien
IS Angerburg
IS NiederuDg
Taplacken
Patamicken
Neuendorf
Liska Sebaaken
Cmnboif
Bartenstem
AUenste n
Osipreussen
Krets Stubm
Meblaoken
Kreis Fiscbbausen
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Rodau
Kreis Pr Ejiati
Kreis Angerburg
Kr«is Rastenburg
Kreis Stubm
Bladiau
Pr Holland
Kreis Insterburg
Clese —
ritse —
rirod _
riasosr V —
(Usow V —
Goetze —
CfOllz Baron v d ~
Coltz Ilaron v A
Ooltz Baron v d
Colta Dombardt Baron
Coteberg V —
Graeve Ldlerv —
rramatzkl v —
Cramberg —
Groebrn v d —
Cntebni v d —
Cruter —
Gruber — -
Crubeci —
Crunrraldt —
Gubba —
Culsvemattung
Gulzelt —
Haasler •—
Kablneg —
HaiDmerschmidt •—
Hardi ^
Hassenslein —
Hattru V —
HauptgestuI —
Hausen Baron v —
llcinneb —
Heise —
Heisraih —
HerrmanD —
Heubacb —
Heuraana —
HiUenberg —
Hippel V —
lioellger —
Hoeoig —
Hoeploer —
Hohler —
Hosmana —
Hositnann —
Hoih —
KuUrsem Batoa v
Hutleobacb —
Hundsdorfer —
|a^~
jaraezeorsk v —
Kaesirurm —
Kagelmaeber —
Kaickstein V —
Kaldistem T —
Kallweit — -
KaOitz Count v
Keyserliofk Count v
Klatt —
Klempnauer —
Kl nirowstroera County
Kluge —
Klugkist
Knoblocfa v —
KnoUoch V —
Knopf! Eokectsberg —
Kobjlinsk \ —
Koeppen —
Kbestar —
Kcditz —
iSX —
Kralmw —
Kralevski ' —
Kranse —
Kranse —
Kioeck —
Krdbnett • —
Kuhn —
Kubn —
Knntze —
iJbeaus —
Landu rtscbaftUche
Scbule
Langel —
Legittrn
Leeitten
Lu sianna
llalga
larlhcinrn
Kalkstetn
Katlen
MertensdofI
Uehlaek
Cross Bestendori
Pr ttilten
Gross Cotteswalde
Sch rombehnen
Lauken
Cro*s Klingbeck
Uirse
Bohnau
WeiseahCfra
Dartukeiten
Reichrnbacb ^
AdljgGdtzbOfen
palnuiicken
Cross Cnie
Burkandten
Ober Plehnen
KrOliekeim
Brandau
&hildeck
StaIdKhrn
SalHarsehieneo
Trakehnrn
Sudnicktn
Cathiinhdfra
Lichtfrlde
Jockeln
Kbnigshof
hapkrim
Klein Gablick
llrorirttrnbel
Cross KugUck
Puslullrn
Maihildenbel
Voritlen
B^hmeobd'en
Budupdnen
Adi g Sudan
Klotainen
Ldtbea
Carbeciagken
Koesen
Waldkeim
Coisllisehken
Cerdaurn
Abrlnikeun
Elkinehlen
Cross Pusperu
Arn berg
Drangsitten
Neu Drutschlauken
Podangen
Condehnen
Popehnen
Probnen
Hell genstem
Linden berg
Adlis Birwalde
Fciedcichsburg
Gross Rominlen
Korbstlorf
Abeliscbkea
RQckgarben
Olschduen
Paulmenhof
KtcIs Inilerbuf?
Pron ttfti
Kreis Dirkchmm
Kreis lleilisrnbeil
Wol ttnick
Fuebhausen
riielihauscn
FneiUand
Wenden
Kreis Mohrungm
Domnau
Kreis Pr Ejbu
Ludwigsort
Reich enbscb
Pr Holland
Codnicken
Schaaksvilt
Kreis Tilsit-Raput
Kreis Pr Holland
Memel
Kreis LischbauseD
Kreis Cerdauen ,
Kreis TilMt Rafoi
Danhofsladt
Danhnlsladt
Xfaneflsecder
Kraplau
Sebakuhneo
Ikiershajen
Kreis SuUupanea
Uska Sebaakfo
Poua>en
Kreis Stubm
Kreis Gumbinnen
Kre a Manenburg
Cross Lindenau
ttldninnen
Liebstadt
Celdbach
Kreii Medcning
Creuzburg
Btauftiberg
Kreia Tilsit Raput
Qiiednau
Kreis fieilsberg
Kreis Neidenbi^
Posmablea
Plicken
Kre s Cerdauen
S ednau
rfiut,eben
Ttakehnen
Kreis Pr Eyi»“
Creuzburg
Posniahlen
Kreis Insterburg
XUngen
Poway®
Eiehen
Kreis MohrunS®
yVandlackcn
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis Cerdauen
(ioldbaeh
Goldbach
Kreis Goldap
Wormditt
iJfJs Mar enburg
Neuendorf
Kreis N ederung
Kreis Oletzko
Grdnhag®
WOterkeiio
Kreis Niederung
Kreis Angerburg
Labau ^
SchOnbeuen
GERMANY
527
Herd Book Associations in East and West Pnissia of Breeders of Fnesian Cattle (conld)
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Amlcnbof
Adlir-Linkau
Frfudenberg
NeulappOcen
Katimau
Gross ScbarUck
S<A)6n»rf«s*
Grasprrra
Popelksn
Kirin Waldrck
Abschrminfltco
Althof Ragnit
Laxdojtn
Rosrfiort
Drygallm
Kens WeUaii
Krcis lastriburg
Krris StaUupOnrn
Knis Manft>bai{
Krsls Darkrhinni
Kmmdori
FrMdhnm
Abs^nangm
Krris Darkrhmm
Krris Fr Eslau
Wilktndoii
Fischhansrn
Krris Mantnfcnrg
Krrti Jobaimisburg
Gross AmsdOT
GaHinpm
Krris Gumbiiuini
Gdcnb ftnm
Kins GumbitiorD
Kins Mobraogtn
Krns Gofnbinnm
Pillkalkit
Krris Stallupeorn
AUm^rg
Rosnunr
Rotbemgrr
Saint Paul v —
Saint Paul V —
Sandrlnrsky *—
SUdtb
Adi g Ctollftidt
Rrgiitm
Crests \\ rssolmrm
^RTultm
KilUinm
Schillpllin Kaufctim
Kaguponm
SUwiikm
Mr>k
L>nrilm
Cfo»i Sirs*
Mt^rlKtol
Stbdnrobr
Srhlablau
KOndgre
'tilkonr
AthmmiieFkrti
Cross VSaldrtk
Cross Albmbishel
Kkisrh^m
Cmsi Labrfanm
AdJjg
Z'rgrlWj
Schipprnbnl
ToUmmgkrbmra
Krris Cumbinsrn
Zintn
2mtm
Schugstm
Krris Kirderune
Krris Darkrhmm
Tarputschrn
Rauschm
Krris PilUcallm
I-ud*irsort
Krcis Rastmburj
Kraup schkm
Wrblau
Krns Cumb nnm
Kmi Tilsit Ragnit
Tarputschrn
1 ms Pr Holland
Krns Instrrburg
Krris Marlmburg
Schugsten
Krris Rosmbrrg
Srrrappm
Kobbrlbude
Krns ttrhtau
All Dollstidl
Kms Kbnlgsbcrg
Krns Angrrburg
Ostprnjssm
Kms Tilsit Ragnit
RuoCan
Heiligrtibtil
Martm
Krrii Tlltit Ragaii
Krt § illlkaUm
Kmt Angrrburr
Probitini
Kmi K rdrtune
Urhlmlrld
Allmtltla
Ludnigsett
Krris Kirdrning
Krr I llarlrnburg
Krns klohninimi
Krris Angsrburf
Kmi KWrnnn
Downau
Krris liarkrhnni
1 rirdland
2 Btm
Krris Nirdrnsii
Krris Ktrdrritfif
Krr s r trdaurn
Kms Nlrdrmnf
Kmi tHirmdr
Krrli Sifdrnipf
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526
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Herd Book Associations in East and West Prusia of Breeders of Friesian Cattle (eonid )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Bolscbmcg V
Boltr —
fercke V —
Bonituu —
Braack —
Braemer —
Braadfs Dr
Brandt t —
Brassat —
Brocl«nann —
Bnjnken —
Bru>Jrf de la -
BLC'-lfr,—
Buchst«in»r —
Budde —
Buddcnbrock B
BuetUfr —
Bulow V —
Scbenbrucb
Adlig CrCindrn
Tolksdort
Adlig Liegen
St Loreni
r toss Karwindfn
Donstal
Altbof
Pcllen
Skung rrrn
Bcthiadagut
B5nk«im
Warrukfim
Maxheim
Powajbfn
Stfffmtnalde
Kdn gstann
Knepprlsdorl
( rudsbOfehCD
Linkcnau
Ddsin
Kirin Kannapmam
Roman jgut
Burchirdi —
Burachrit
Buaching —
Butkica —
Butincrot —
Campcnbatistn Baron ■
Caspari —
Postrhnm
W alfrcide
fandfrkrhmen
Kalin ngken
Cbomie —
CUatscn —
gaaiarn — .
D"h'?m«r~
Dannrnbarg
Drutich V ..
Dickhaeuter —
Da«pn«r
Dahring —
kitschnrbmni
KorUck
Gross Sobirrau
Kobbolbudc
Rabnau
CharlQtttn«aldc
Notaendort
t'enzkrn
Kiaun scbketi
Jon«it«n
I>ohgchnrn
Demmasch —
Dbnbotf Count V
Donhoif Count v
Dohna Seblobittan
Cravanthian
Kuckcmrrre
Mattitchkra
Kl»m Skirbst
Spuckm
Ffiadfichstein
Kraftshaptii
I>jbna Scblebittrn
Schldbitini
Br DM tu
Dobna Schlodien Prince Sehtodien
ttiUkUhnrn
Drufkier «
thck —
Dyck —
Ebbinibau* •—
Ebhardt _
Rudlauktn
Uchtfride
I alrschktn
Amaiirnbof
Ensi —
Eulcnborg Count ii
Eoimburg Count n
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Eilsrnhdhc
Baiictbgtirea
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Kugiackn
tkirbmckcD
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Kirin blrdma
Jaskmdorl
Gunthrnrn
Gross Sch
Flolurii V
Forstreutrr —
Frankmburg v —
» — t\or
Krris Pr Frtrdlaod
Krris Rasimburc
LlrbrmQhl
Rausehm
Krr s P Ulullen
Krris InstrAurs
Kms Instrtburg
Kreit Aegriburg
Krtia Pr £>kau
Paans
Bartroslrin
Trtkngau
Dohlan
Alltnburg
Kcubainni
Ualdaii
U etrrkdm
Krns Mohrungen
Krris Gumblnnm
Gross lloppm
Fnedland
Krounrtsdorf
Krr s Aogrrburg
Krris Tilsit Ragnit
GrtdaurD
Kms ttrhlao
OstpnussfD
Krtis Pr Holland
Krr s Tilsit Ragnit
Krris Manrsborg
Ouddm
Pr Cylati
Krns tnstrrburg
Krris Sirdcoing
Nenmdert
PosmaMm
Kaukrbisto
Krris Ttisit Ragnit
Krels Nirdrnng
Krris Kirdming
Kms Kenigsbrrg
Httbgrowalde
Kms Pr Holland
Kms (nsterbure
Krris Stuhin
Krris Stubm
StallupOom
Bialla
Albrechtsdocf
Kiris E^rkrhmm
Krris Tilsil Ragnit
Kins Frsrdland
Kress Rasienbvrg
Scbdobnicb
Chmirl^m
Krr s Olrtzko
Kins PaikcbmcD
Kins Angeibnig
Liska Schaaken
Criinholl
Baitrostem
AUrostrui
Oslpirussoi
Krris Pr EyUn
Kms Aogerborg
nywundm
Krr t Rastmboig
Krris Stnbin
CirsF —
rirsr —
Cirod —
Clasow V —*
rortre —
Coltz RaroQ v d ~
Goltz llaron v d
tioltz Ilaton V d
Coltz Domhardt Baron
V d
Lreittm
Legitim
Luiiiacoa
Ilaica
Partheinrn
Kalksirin
Kallm
Mcrtmsdorf
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Cross Drstrndorr
Coltberg V —
Grarvr Ldirrv —
Cramalski s —
Cramberg —
Croebm v d ~
Croebro v d —
Cni^r —
Crubrr —
rrubert •—
Ctunwaldt —
Giibba —
Cuisvrrwsltnng
Cutzrit —
llaasirr —
Hahlurg _
llannnersrhmidt —
lUtdl —
llassmstriri —
Halim V —
Maupigrstai —
Hrlnncb —
llrisr <_
Hfisratb —
Ilrmnann —
lirubacb —
Hminano —
lltUmbrrg —
HipprI V ~-
HoeJlger —
llornig —
llosmann •
Hostraano —
lioUi —
HuUtsem Bam v
Hoitrnbath
Hundsddrtri —
Japtu — .
Jaraerrwski v —
Karswurm —
Kagrinurher —
Kalckslno v —
Kakkslrm v
KaUwrit —
Kanitz Count v
Keysrriingk Count v
KUtt
Klrmpoaurr —
Minkomtiorm Countv
Khige —
Kiu^st —
Knobtoch v — *
KDobl«h V ~
KnopCr ^kritsbrrg
Kobyl nski s •—
KoPstar —
Kohtz —
Ko^ —
KrahDM .
Ktakon —
Kralewski -
Kioeck —
KiOhcnt —
Kucknii ~
Knmlwim v
Grets Klingbrck
UrsseabMin
Bartukcilre
Rrlchfobach
Adlig GdtzbO/cn
Palmnickm
Gross Ciue
Burkandtm
Obrr Plehnm
Krbligkrim
Brandau
SchiUeck
Stailschrn
Sal»srsel imra
Sudnickin
Csihiiohoiin
UchtMde
^Onigshof
KapkriiD
KIrm Cablick
Hmnrltmhof
Grots Kugtack
PUIIUttPD
Maihildmbot
Motliim
Behinrnbe rn
Budupdnm
Adtig Sudan
Klota nm
Lbihrn
Garbmingkm
Kuggrn
Waldktim
Corallischkn
Ab*inlkrim
Elkinrblrn
Gross Pospem
Drane^ittrn
Nru Urutscblaukrn
Podangm
PoprhnrD
Prohnm
Heibgewlrm
Adlig Biroalde
Fried cichsburg
Gross Rominten
Korbsdorf
Abril schken
Stalls
RUckgart
OlschOwr
Paulmenl
Kapsti
Juobit
Kubn —
Kontis —
Labesiuf —
Land’s Ttscbaftlidie
Scbgle
Kttls Iititrrburg
Pron tt
Krris Darkchnim
Krris IlrilisrcbrJ
Wol itnick
Flschhausm
Fiicbbautm
Fnedland
eodm
Krels ^tohruJ'gm
Pr Wilten
Cross Gottrswakle
Schrombthnra
Domnao
Sons en boro
Krris Pr En-lau
Rbrc
Lnd«nir«rt
Reichenbacb
Pr Holland
Godnicirs
Schaaksvlit
Kfeis Tilill-Rapii*
Krels Pr HoLand
Kreis Fiscbbauscn
Kreis Grrdaorn
Kreis Tihit Rami
DOnhofsladt
DOnbotstidt
^Ia^en»e^det
Kraplau
Sebakuham
peiersbagm
Kms SiaUupdsra
niaiiuposiii
Usha Sebaakn
Peuajeo
Krels Stubm
Kreia Cumbicnen
Kreis Maneebors
Cress Liadeaau
iJ msnen
lartoUdl
Kreis Kiadcrung
Roggenbausot
Creuiburg
Bnunsberg
Kteil Tilsit Ragnit
Quednau
Kreis fteilsberg
Kreii Mobrungen
Fllcken
Kreis Gerdium
Quednau
TraSbnen
Krris Pr Evlau
Creuiburg
PCFsniablen
Krr s Instrrburg
TflngoD
Waodlacken
Kreis Instrrburg
Krc s Gerdauro
Gotdbacb
Goldbacb
Krris GoldsP
* Wonnditt
Kreis Cerdauen
Kreis Manenburg
Kreis N ederung
Kreis Oletiko
GrUnhagm
WOtcrkeun
♦Krels Oletiko
Rodwangea
Wusbck
Oslpreussen
Scbanbtucb
Kflnigsberg
Kre s Gumblnneo
rn Kreis ^grrburg
Kreis Pr HoUand
GERMANY
527
Herd Book Associations In East and West Pnis^a of Breeders of Friesian Cattle {contd)
PROMINENT BREEDERS
La»k —
Lengnilt, —
Lens^ V —
Lorfk ~
Luckenbach —
LothCT, —
MaW —
Mengti V —
'fCTltl. —
Mratr —
Moellrr,—
Mo«lIer —
MMlrr Holtkamp
Mettkau
Mllckfoberger —
MQhlbacbrr,—
MUUer —
Muelkibuchbof
}<aueiris —
Sftrnbom v —
Seailingn —
^rttUn(er —
hrubteher —
Mock —
Ner«t)ul —
Ortmann —
Ottnunn —
Otchkjnali^
Overkatnpi —
Padelfke —
Paulat,—
PauUI —
PauUI —
PauUt —
Paul) —
Prlikahn —
Pceifw —
r*nn»r —
pftbrandl v —
Pfrrr) -
Pnaumbaum —
PUl«i V —
Freudcnberg
Srulappeotn
Gross Scharlack
SchOnmese
Grasgirren
Mikra
W?m\Vald<ck
AbMhetiHRgkw,
AUhof Ragait
Laxdoj-rn
Gaffkcn
Drygallcti
ilrjsmhof
Wangrittrn
SrakupOora
harpgallm
KapsiU«n
SodrbDcn
PaslSpm
Kassubni
Trimmau
lunknkn
pumi
\\ ackrm
Gross Osshkmnni
MOrlm
Pucbhef
r«tstk<hmn
Adlig lloRuo«lk«iia
Grorsmbyrg
PiUsTOKallra
Chatkstttthef
EuIminRkfQ
Luismwalds
Strinbrrg
Crest Trakitcbkra
Trempau
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Adlig L«hmbru«h
Drerealde
Instsrburr
iluttkisshkro
Prantlack
Adli^— Urbslckro
Marlm^f
Lag^dorl
hUin Schorrllm
Schlpivrkfti
Adlig Trtigm
kvbn) gAoTg
• • -n killmh(t,kro
PrrlMtr — Mtrthm
_ Con Chrnru
0<iadl lUron ' — Adam^ildi*
Kohdf —
Rohiterorr —
Knhrwarf —
lirnvti
Ci»«iarrrn
Krels Anwborg
Godntckstk
Krcis Mcblau
Krcis Instnburg
Kreis StalliipOiuD
l^biau
Krsis Manmburg
Krtis Darkrbmni
SruMidori
FrMdbtun
Ab^sraegsik
Kms Datksbmm
Krtis Pr E)lau
Witktndotl
Fischhansrn
Krtis Mantnbarg
Krtis Johattaisbure
Gnss Amsdorf
Oatbngn
Kms CerabiRDni
CutDbinnm
Krtis Gtimbififitii
Krtis klohrungtn
, Domean
Krtis Gumbinnto
Pillkalkii
Krtis StatlapOntfi
Albo^rg
ROsstl
Krtis Ctrsanm
Rosiltrn
Krtis Tilsit Ragnil
Osttiedt
Krtis Insitrburs
Krtis Instttburg
narttnsitm
Droithnto
Krtis Ifisttrbor*
Krtis Intttrburjr
Lirbtmiibl
Krtis PtlUtatltD
Krtis Stuhtn
Krtis Kottobtrc
Krtis GoUap
Krtis Kenmbtrt
Krtis Uarkthoto
Krtis KitdtrvBg
Krtis Piltkaitiv
Krtis fnstttbura
Krtis Stidtronc
StblpfxKbtil
&aR(niiitn
Krtis Vitdtroiir
rutdtDbodra
EKbtn
Krtli riUkaDtti
DracKSrnbwf
Krtis Gtnliuro
Krna Daikrbnito
Krtis Insltilorc
Uska Srbaakte
Krtis SUtlupMHO
Krtis Tilut Kagxiil
b dtrwaAfte
Goldstbnurdt
Krtis ^utltss«’(
Krtis Plllkallin
Ham
Krtis Mantsilssra
Kms Tiblt KafsiS
liarsresttin
Soseiuiw —
RoUit —
Rotbgtngtf —
Saint Paul v —
Saint Paul V —
Santielimkv, —
Sass —
Saucktn v —
Saijckrn v —
Sdiarftttrr —
Sdtt^kat
Schuhau r —
ScKstnann —
Schitntbtr —
Sdiidlftld Daren «
Schmidlkt —
Stbotn —
Stbotnvak]
Stbotlge
Scbta£r —
ScluDedttf
Schr&ttt —
Scbuls
Schulu ~
Sthulirr —
Schununn
Sthsrtiirtr —
SchsiuhttnbtTg —
Schstill —
StgadJo. —
Sthmtf —
Stilfiat —
Subtrt —
Sitgfritd * —
Sitjfntd —
Sk.inbraks —
Sokat -
Sosal —
Spattb V
S^ngrhi —
Sttrn _
$lob^ —
SintTmtr
Sietrmtr
liruSi’—
Stunts
Stuiittbttni V —
Sodau —
Siyinentki
Tatuttstr -
Thltrbach —
Thifsbatb —
Thimm •—
Titdrtnann —
ThemaMus —
'tcfidt —
"•siftal —
Wjbt V -
^tindtrUrb —
WUst —
Ztb, _
Schmirdckrim
Kemmtrsdorf
Jicknilz
OKtn
Korgthntn
Jedoillattrn
Tarpulscbrn
Tatartn
Kl) ckrn
Vasiuiktn
Pohrtn
KaUtktun
Mouli ntn
Ripktim
Klein Daittn
Eygarttn
Adlig Rogalwalde
Rtichtnbacb
Abschmtm
Kdnitsdarf
Mollthnte
Adlig Kanttn
KItm Tnimptittn
Gross Sehrm
Rogthntn
Tykngthnto
Stadthauscn
Adlig Uolliladt
Rtgiltm
Ciwse tssolontti
^rmiltm
Killknm
SchiUgallin Kauselei
RagupOnrn
Mn’km"*
LysitiitB
Cress Sittfn
sirktls^rl
Stbonrobr
Sthlablao
BOndgtn
Aekmtniichktn
Cress \t aldrtk
Cress Albttthtshol
Kknchtetn
Cress Labthntn
Adllgrress Skirbst
Zitgtlbtrf
Cress I^scbktn
Osnrrhliithkm
Frac-tiaii
Gmi llaotn
Crms llohttirai:
I>a3>tim
Insttrl'kit
IWt'hr'n
IvitTstaUt
Ad. t II cugUua
All rl.t
IVTTTt Urkrn
Ad..! Urtlrtiaa
Uxkbwn
Koum-ltd
rsrlrsrt.a'ktl
Ilf-tTattaa
S»ti»‘«tn
ScbfiTtnbtil
Tollioingkehnita
Krtis Gumbinnen
Zinttn
ZiDttn
Schugsttn
Krtis Kitdtrung
Krtis Datkehmen
Tarpuischta
Ramtbtn
Krtis rillksllm
Ludvtigsort
Krcis Kasltriborg
Kraupischken
WtbJau
Krtis Gumbiniim
Kms Tilsit Ragnit
TarpUtschen
Krtis Pr Kolland
Krtis Insttrburg
Krtis gfaritnburg
Rudau
Scbugsttn
Kaukthmni
Krtis Restnbtrg
Kobtiti^de
Krtis WfbUu
Alt DoUstldl
Krtis Kbiugsbtrg
Krtis Angtiburg
Ottprfesstn
Kms Tilsit Ragnit
Rudail
HrUigtebtU
DartrO
Krtis TIIsil Ragnit
Krris nUkalltn
Krtis Aererburg
ryotiilitn
Krtis KitdtfUflf
Urhitnl'ld
Allnstrln
Ludirigsert
Krtis Kirdrfbng
Krtil klailtiiburf
Krtis Mohrangtn
Krtil Angtrburg
Krtis MnJtrsini
Demnau
Krtil Darkthintn
Fiitdiand
Zinttn
Krtil Sitdtr'ir'l
Krtil Sitiltrunf
Krtis GtrtaOtn
Krtil MeVrOBg
Kmi Osltmdt
Ktrls Sif"VTU»>f
I>T>if»rntn
Vs iyiae
Km> Jniwturg
Al^tort
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THE POIVIERANIAN HERD BOOK ASSOCIATION OF BREEDERS OF
BLACK-WHITE LOWLAND CATTLE, Stettin, Oermany
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526
GERMANY.
Herd Book Associations in East and West Prussia of Breeders of Friesian Cattle (conid )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Bqlsdmifle v
BoUz —
Bonsi —
Eonittau —
Braemer"^
lirandes Dr —
Brandt v —
Brassat —
Braun Baron v
Brockmann —
Bnihn —
Brunken —
Bruyiif dels —
BCcbler —
Bucbsteinrr —
Budde —
Buddznbrock Daron v
BuetUer —
Billow V —
Bub! Baron v
Gurtchcit —
Bu«ch ng —
Butkio —
Buttgerot —
CsraFMtiauarn Baron’
Caspari —
Caspan —
Chomie —
Claalsen
Ctaasaea •-
Contag "~
Cor<«p u> —
^Ib*i nrr
Dannenbrrg
SchOnbruch
Adlig GrUndrn
Tolksdori
Mil? Ureen
St Loffnz
Gross Kar mdrn
Dor stal
Althoi
Pellen
Skungirrcn
Bethisdagut
UOnktim
WarTHkcim
Maxbeim
Powarbra
Strfftns^aldc
Kdnigstann
Kn&pptlsdori
r fo t Lagden
( rudshOfchrn
Linkcnau
Postehnen
A Kt n«h\tn
W allrtide
randerkehmm
Kalin ngkm
Kitschnrbmcn
Gross Schirrau
Kobbelbuda
Rahnau
Charlettrnwaldn
Notj^ndorf
tt awaken
'.i3unia«bkrQ
Dickhaeusar ~
Doepner ~
Dabnag —
Dommasch —
Dooholf Count v
Donboff Count v
Dobaa Schlob tt«n
Pr n<« lu
Dohna Scblebittffl tSiUkohnni
Pcmta t«
Dobna Scblodien rrince Scblod an
jona tan
Itohgabnan
Craven thi«n
KuckemecM
Mattischken
Me n Sk tbit
Spucken
Friednehiteia
Kraftshagm
Schlobittm
Druckler
D>ck —
Djck —
Ebb nghau* —
tbbaidt —
Elem V —
Boss —
Eraberger —
Eriberger —
Eolenbufg Count li
EuUnbuff Count ii
Eulenburi Count n
Ewald —
Fahset ~
Rudlauken
Uchttelde
Pales<hk<n
Amahenhof
Kandrls
\Sangnick
Klein Meduniscbkm
Paballen
Oallingen
Frauen
icken
Sdengowen
ELisenhOhe
Balletbgirren
Paulsdorl
Finek —
Finckenstein Count v
Fink —
Fink —
^”^kenburg v -
Gadeke"^
Camp Uaronv -
Gastell —
Klein bledenau
^askeodort
Sebaudiet
Fischhau!
WorpUek
Krels Pr rnedland
Labiau
Krels Raslenbnre
LlabamtthI
Ratuehm
Kreis PiUlullen
Krtis InslerbuTS
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis Angetburg
Kreis Pr C)kau
Puns
Rartmstein
Tr&Rgau
DOUan
AUenburg
Keiihausen
Waldau
Oterkelm
Kreis Mohningen
ZiDtm
Kreia Gumbinneo
Cross lloppen
FnMIud
Kenuivetsdori
Kreis Angerburg
Kreis CumblniieD
Krais Tilsii Ragnit
Cerdaura
Kreis ^^cbUu
Ostpreusseo
Kreis Pr Holland
Kreis Tilsit Ragnit
Kreis Maiienburg
Buddeia
Pr Cylaa
Kreis Insterburg
Kie s •siedtron*
Neuendorf
Posmahleo
kaukehmen
Kreis Tilsit Raenit
Kreis Ntedenifig
Kreis Niedennig
Kreis Kbnigsberg
Ileibgensealde
Kreis Pr IloUand
Kreis Insletburg
Kreis Sluhnt
Krets Stuhm
SlallupOoen
Bulla
Albreehudorl
Kreis E^ikehmen
Kreis Tilsit Ra^t
Kreis Fnedland
Kreis Rastenbutg
ScbOnbnich
Oimieleiren
Kreis Oletzko
KreiS Daikehmen
Kreis Angerburg
Kreis NiMeiUDg
Tapia cken
P^mBicken
Neuendorf
Medenau
Kreis Mohtungcn
Liska Sdiaaken
OrUnbolf
Bartensicm
Allen.
Ostpreussen
Kreis Stuhin
Uehlankm
Kreis Ftschhausco
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LtebemOb] ^
Kreis Siubro
Bladun
Pr Holland
Kreis liuterbnig
Clese —
Clese —
rirod —
Cluos, a —
rUson V —
Toetze —
Coltz Baron v d —
Goitt Baron v d
Goha tSarnn v d
Goltz Donihardt Baron
s d
CoUberg V —
Craea« Ldler s' —
Cramatzki v —
Gramtierg —
Croeben v d ^ —
Croeben v 4 —
Creme —
Gruber —
Cnibcr —
Crubert —
Cnmwaldl —
Cutsvernattnng
Gultell —
llaaslrr —
Itahtsieg —
Hamrneesrhtnldt «-
Hard! —
llassensieio —
Haliro V —
HaupCgestfit —
Hausen Baron v —
Heinrieb ~
Heise —
Heisraih —
Hertmana —
Heubacb —
Heumaaa — -
KiUenbtrg -•
SXr'-
Hoenig —
Hoenig —
Heephier —
Hbhier
HMinana ~
Hoslmaon —
Hoih —
Hullestm Baron v
Hatteobaeb —
Hund^Orfer —
}apba —
laraezewski v ~
Kaeswurm —
Kagrlmaeher ^
KalcksteiD y _
KalcksCein v >-
KaUweit —
Kanitz Count v
Keyseclingk Count v
Klall —
Klerapoauer —
Klinkowstroenj Count v
Kluge —
Klugkist —
Knobloch V •—
Knobloefi v —
Knopff Eckertsberg —
Kobtlinsk a — *
Krakow —
Kralewski —
Krause —
KrOhnett —
l^e’o —
Kuenbeun v —
Kuhn —
Kuhn —
Kuntze —
Labesius —
Land-ftUtsebattlicbe
Scbule
Langel —
Legitten
Lecllten
Luis anna
Ilalna
lariheinen
Kalksirm
Kallm
Alert ensdorf
AA ehUck
Cross Bestendor
Pr AAilten
Cross Cotteswalde
Set rontbehnen
Lawkes
Creis Kljngbeek
Steepen
Bobnau
AAcsseahSliD
Dartukritm
Keichenbach ^
Adlig Gdtthdfen
Palmnlcken
Gross Cnie
Burk and ten
Ober Pletuieii
Krbligkeim
Brandau
&hiMKk
Suidsetirn
SaUariitl men
Trakrhncn
SudnIckcD
Cilh inbOfen
Uehifelde
loekrln
Kbnigshof
KapkeuD
MeioGablirk
UenTietiroboi
Grots Kuglack
Puiluilro
Malhildecbot
Aloillleo
Bbhmenbb'en
Dudupdoen
Adlig Sudan
Klotainn
Catbrouigkea
Kuggen
AAaldkeim
Corallischken
Cerdaueo
Ab<iDtkeim
Elkineblen
Gross Puspero
Arnibeig
Drangsitien
Neu Dnitschliukeo
Podangeo
PopehneO
Prohaen
Heil genslein
Lmdeaberg
Bawnen
Adi g Barwalde
Friedricbsburg
Cross Rominien
Korbsdorf
Abeliscbken
Stalls
Gioth eden
Adlig Althof Skirbst
Marggrabowa
DrauUtten
RQckgaiben
Olschdwen
PauUncnbof
Schulen
SaUbaeh
Tram scbro
Adf g Neurndorf
AugstupOoen
AdligKIejo Dombro
Ft Ik^land
Kreis Insterburg
rroitliitn
Kreis Darkebmeo
Kreis HeiUcenUil
AVoI itnlck
Fisehbauirn
riscbhauten
Fnedland
AArndro
Krtis Mohnmgro
Rbein
Ludwijsort
Reicbrobaeb
Fr Holland
Godniokra
Schaaksiitt
Kms Tilsil Kaput
Kreis It Hol-and
Meoiel
Kreis Fucbhaujen
Kreis Cerdauen
Krois Tilsit Rami
DOobolstadl
DOnbofstSdt
Marienserder
Kraplao
Schaiuhoea
rfwtshs.s«i
Krtil StaUupdneo
Uika Sebaakoi
Powarm
Kreis Sluhm
Kreis CumbiBf**
Kirii Llarienburg
Cross laadesau
\\ idminnen
Uebiudj
Coldbsdt
Kreis Siederi»l
Koggriihausdi
Creaiburg
Brweisberg
Kreis Tilsit Rsput
Qviednau
Kteis Heil
Kreis Mohnin«»o
Gotdbaeb
Kreli Neideii.bnirg
Poimablen
Plickea
Kreis Cerdaueo
Quednao
Tarputschcn
Ttakebnea
Kreis
Potmablen
Kreis Inste^urg
Tilngeo
Posajeo
Eicben
Kreis AIobruDgro
W andlacken
Kre s Insterburg
Kreis Cerdauen
GoWbarh
Coldbarb
Si^Sitt
I^«ls
Neuendorf
Kreis Niederobg
Kreis
\\ 6 terk««“
•Kreis Oletrko
Rudwaiigeti
W usUck
Ostpreussen
KreiS Niedetun* «
Kreis Angerburg
Labiau
SchanbruCh
GERMANY
527
Herd Book Assoaatlons in East and West Prussia of Breeders of Friesian Cattle (contd )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Usk —
Lehmann —
Lengnik —
Lenskl v —
Ijppold —
LOrthner —
Locek —
Lackenbach —
Luther —
Maeketanz —
Maier —
\Urienfeld —
»tatk*itr —
Mail —
Mentt —
Mnitz —
McDtz —
Mentiel —
Mesiling V —
Slejhoeller —
Micheel —
Moeller —
Moeller —
Moller Hollkamp
Motikau —
MftekttVtitt —
Mfthlbaeher —
MOller —
Muellerbuchbof
haudim —
Segenbore v
I<e»lUBser ~
N«»liB*er —
Neiibaeber —
Nereikat, —
Ortmann —
OtCnuiBn ^
Oadikinat, —
Overktap —
Padeifke »
Paulat —
Paula! —
PauUt —
PauUI —
Paulr —
Pel kahB —
Pcmr* —
Pefiner —
Perbrandt v -*
maumbaum —
Amienhof
Adlig Lsnkau
Freudenberg
S eulappCmen
Kattenau
Gross Scbarlack
Schdnwlese
Grasprren
Maker)
Popelken
Kleia \\ aldeek
Abscherningkea
Althol Ragnit
Laxdo}'eii
Gaffkrn
Roscnott
Drsgallen
Hulsenhof
Manjriiten
BrakupOoen
VarpgalleQ
Purpesseln
Sktrper)
Kapsitleo
Sodeheen
PaslCpen
Kassuben
Trimmau
Junkerken
Plaitll
W aeketa
Gross Otchkinnen
MSrler)
BuchV^f
Pderkehmea
Adlii ^aunelketai
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Pillirofalleti
Charbtteebof
Eggleaiorekeo
Larsensralde
Steinberg
Cross Trakisrbkea
Trenpau
Riudohnen
Adiig Lehmbrueh
Dreiwatde
Insierburg
Seu Butikisehkea
Praniuck
AdligoLiebnUkefi
Absehrrr
Manrnhol
LagenAorf
Klein Sebotrllen
Schiepeeken
Adlig Tengen
SethsriWn
KMgsberg
Klein KalI«ts<hkeo
MiTthfrihol
< unlhenn
Adamshode
1 igirren
Ubrr'l lanVeMU
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Keti'STiik'B'Wl
Kreis Angeibure
Codniekes
Kreis Wehiau
Krna lastezburg
Kreis Stallupdoin
Kreis Marienburg
Kreis Uarkebmen
Seuendori
Frsedheim
AbseKmngea
Kreis Darkehmen
Kreis Pr Estan
M ilkebdr^
Fischhaostn
Kreis Manenburg
Kreis johanfusburg
Gross Ansdori
Calkogen
Kreis Gumbimeti
Kreis Cumbinnen
Kieis Mbbrungta
nomnau
Kreis GumbmAen
PiIlkaikD
Kreis Suthipteen
Allesburg
RSsset
Kreii Cers>uen
Riisuteii
Kreis Tils t Ragnit
Osterode
Kreis Insierburg
Kreis Instetborg
Banenslfui
Dnigebneo
Kreis Insierburg
Kreis Insietbutg
UebemUhl
Kreis PillkaUrtl
Kteis Stubm
Kreis RoseBberg
Kreis Coldap
Kreis KOnigsberg
Kreis LarkeMnee
Kreis KiederoDf
Kreis riUkalieu
Kreis Insierburg
Kreis Seiderung
Seb ppetibeil
Sancnill'Si
Kreis Viedrrung
C ilkteobodrS
Lx-beo
Krrls riUkaUm
fVceiilleu
Orandfuburg
Kmi SuUui<OtMD
Kmi Tilui McDil
Vd^TuaDcvu
Gokbtbnunlr
Vrakitm
\ nknlDt
s riLkatkn
Hot
Msltau
Kms s ed>TS*g
Rotbgenger —
Saint Paul v —
Saint Paul v —
Saodelosrskp •—
Sass —
Sau^en f —
Schartetcer —
Sebediukat
SctiKbau sr —
Scbiemaon —
Scbkolber —
Scbidtleld Barra v
Schmidike —
Seboeu —
SebocavaU
Scboilge
Sehradct —
Scbroedter
Scbrdler —
Scbulz —
Sthnltt —
Sehullie -
ScbumaoU
S<h-e„ .
Sehmsrhtenberg -
Stb«tU —
Segadlo ^
Sebmet
Sellnai —
Sicbert —
Siegfried v —
Sieglned —
Sk.mbrafcs —
Sokal
Sosal
Spangebl —
Stein —
Siobbe -
Slutietbrim v -
Sudau —
Srpiuenskl —
Taeuboee —
Tbleitarh
Th nbatb —
Tiedemann —
Trautiuaiiii —
tSenJi —
WisutiaL —
«m —
Miituer —
\t«m.Vr!tfb —
tsct —
za.* —
Zarre b —
Z tmorenaasa, —
Scbmirdtkeim
SamoDienm
Keimoersdorf
}ickiutz
Otten
Korgehnen
feduiUailen
Tarputschen
Tataren
Kattekeim
blouli cen
Rirkeun
Klein Dalim
E>garT«i
AdJ g Rogalnide
Reich efibacb
Abschiutm
Kdnigsdorf
MoIIehnen
AdJig Kanlen
Klnn Tnimpeilen
Cross Sehrrn
Tykngehnrn
SUdlhausen
Adi g Oollstidt
Reguten
Cnsse \\ Ksolomm
Carraitten
M arnm
Corben
Cartra
KinVeiBi
^illgallin Kausel er
Ragupdnen
Suuiskra
Meykm
Lysreiim
Cress Sieegen
Sitkelsdorl
Cron*im
Schenrobr
SchUblau
DOndgn
Aekmeniirhkm
Cress Maldnk
Cress AlbtKbUhnI
KliKhreen
Cress Lfbehnrn
Adlig Cress Skirbil
Ziegelberg
Cross lauisrhkm
Itanrrhlischkm
Tr^s lloheurade
lUlbri'B
lasirrl'kle
l‘iourhgfn
IylrTf«sk>
WesdrteiiB
Kleiire-kaf
SoUmkvf
fHnrsitjrWI
JkgesTsrtau
Serr ^
Schfppenbeil
Tollnuogkehmeo
Kreis Cumbmnen
Scbugsten
Kreis Siedeoing
Krris Darkehmen
Tarputschen
Rauschen
Kreis Pillkallen
Lndwigsorl
Kreis Rastrflburg
Kraup schken
Kreis Cumbinnes
Krris Tilsit Ragnil
Taipotschen
Kreis Pr Holland
Kreis Insierburg
Kreii Manenburg
Schugsira
Kaukebmen
Kreis Rosenberg
Seerapprn
Kobbeibude
Kreis tteblau
All DoUslidt
Kreis KCAigsberg
Kteit Aogetburg
Osipteussen
Kms Tilsit Ragnil
Rudau
JleOigrabei]
Parted
Krris Tilsil Ragnit
Kre s IMIkalJen
Krr s Anterburg
Pronllies
Kmt Sirdertmg
Uchtpnfrld
AllemtclB
Ludwfgsert
Krrit Viedrrung
Kreis Marfenburg
Kmi Mohrangen
KrHs Anmberg
Kmi Klederoill
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Kreis Siedrrang
Krris Slrdrrung
Kms Ceplaum
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Herd Book Associations in East and West Prussia of Breeders of Fnesian Cattle (contd )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Bolti -
Bord<e v —
Bonittau —
Braack —
Bcaemer —
Brandts Dr —
Brandt s —
Brassat —
Braun —
Braun Baron v
Brockmann —
Bruhn —
Brunken —
Bruyire de la -
"LCliler, —
BuchsK
Budde —
Buddrnbrock Baron v
SchCnbrurk
Adi f Grluiden
Tolksdorf
Adlig Liegen
St lireni
Gross Karwinden
Donstal
Althof
Pellen
Skungirren
Beth sdagut
BOnkeim
Maxheim
Powarben
StefCens'Kalde
Kon fstann
Knfippelsdort
Cro s Legden
Klein Kannapinnen
Buhl Baron v
Butchardt
Bursrbeit —
Buscbing —
Buskits —
Buttgereit —
gimpetihauscn Baron v
Cbomse
Claasten —
^aassea —
Dalbeimer —
Dannenberg —
Ceuttcb V —
Dickhaeuscr —
Doepner —
Dommaach —
Doabeff Count v
Donbeff Count v
Dobna Seblob tten
Pr nee zu
Dobna SchJobitten
Prncetu
Dobna SchJod en Pnsce
Boss —
Eriberger •—
Enberger —
EuUnburg Cour
Eulenbur* Corn
Eulenburg Cour
Fasbinder —
Postehnen
A slmehlcn
\\ alfre de
Ganderkehmen
Kal n ngken
Kirtchnehmen
Korlark
Gross Scb rrau
Kobbelbude
Rabnau
Charlottenwaldc
Nottrndoit
W eniken
Kiauntschken
loneiten
l3ohgehnen
Craven tbiea
Kuckemeese
Matt schken
Klein Skirbtt
Spuckm
Fr edfichstein
Kraitshagrn
Schlobitten
^^lllkuhnm
Scblodim
Rudlauken
Lichtfelde
Palescbken
Anulienbof
Bandels™*'
Wan stuck
Klein Meduniscbkni
Faballen
Galiingen
Elisenbohe
BalletbgirreD
Paulsdori
idem btedenau
Gadeke —
Gamp Baron
Cehnnanji —
Cerlach —
GerUch — -
Kreis Pr Fiiedlaad
Labiau
Kreis Kastenburg
Uebent&bl
Rauscben
Tharan
Kreis PiUkalleo
Kreis Insuiburg
Zintcn
Kreis tnsterburc
Kreis Angetburg
Kreis Pr £)kau
Paans
Dartnstein
Trdmgau
Dohlan
AUenburg
Keubausen
Waldaa
\\ Oletkeim
Kreis Mobnragen
Kreis GuiDbinnen
Gross iloppen
bnich
Fnedland
Kemmetsdorf
Kreis Angerfaurg
Kreis Cumbinnen
Kreis Tkisit Ragnlt
Rudau
Cerdauen
Kreis Uehlau
Ostpreussen
Kre s Pr Holland
Kreis Ulsii Ragnit
Kreis Harieobu^
Budlem
Pr Eyiau
Kreis Insierbutg
Kreis Niedenmg
Neuendorf
Posmablen
KaukehoKO
Kreis T Isit Ragnit
Kreis Niederuog
Kreis Kiederung
Kreis Koiugsberg
Barlcnstein
Kreis Pr HoHand
Heiligetiwalde
Kreis Pr Holland
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis Stubm
Kreis Si nhm
StallupOneo
Bella
AlbrechUdori
Kiris Darhebmen
Kreis Tilsit RagmC
Kres Fnedland
Kieis Rastenbuig
Scb&nbnicb
Cbmielewm
Kreis Oleliko
Kreis Darkehmen
Kreis Angeibiirg
Kreis Kiedemng
Taplacken
Paimniekcsi
Neuendorf
Hedenan
Kleis Mobnmgen
Eiska Scliaaken
Gmnboff
Bactensteni
AUenstein
Oslprensscn
Kreis Stidioi
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Kreis Fiscbbausen
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Rudan
Kreis Fr
Kr' s Rastenborg
Kreis Stubm
Btadiau
Fr Holland
Glese —
Guse —
Tu^ —
Glasou V —
Golta Baron v d —
Colls Baton v d
Golu Uacno r d
Golts Docahardt Baron
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Cottberg V —
Graeve Edlerv ~
Cramalrki v —
Ccoebeo v d —
CcoelMo V d —
Crone —
Cntbec —
Gruber —
Cniberl ~
Cnmsraldt —
CutsverMaltimg
CutiHt —
Haaslet —
Hahlureg —
Hammefscbinidt —
Hard! ~
Hassensteir —
Haitea » —
HauptgestOi —
Hausen Uaron v —
Heinnrb —
Heise —
He srath —
Herrmann —
Heubacb —
Heumann —
HiUenberg —
Kippel V —
Hoellger —
Koep^er —
Hohler —
Humana —
Hosimann —
Hotb —
Hullrsem Baron v
Huttenbacb —
HuodsdMer —
iapba —
Jaraeaewski t —
Kaesoutm —
Kagebnacber >—
Kalchstein v —
Kalcksletn v —
KaUwut —
Kanitz Count v
Kerserlingk Count v
Klatt —
Klempnauer —
Klmkoirstroein County
Khige —
Klugkist —
Knoblocfa V —
Knobloch V —
Knopff Eekertsberg —
Kobybnski v —
Koeppen —
Koestar —
Kohtz —
Kopp —
Korth —
Krabnter —
Krakow —
Kialewskl —
Krause —
Landw rtsc^altbcbe
Sebnle
Langel — -
Legllten
Lnisiaona
Balga
I arlhcinm
Kalksleln
Kalleri
Merttnsdorf
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Cross Destendon
Pr M litre
Cross Cotteswakle
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Laukeo
Gfo<s Klingbeck
Mirse
Steegen
Boboau
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Bartukeiten
Reicbrebarh v
Adlig CfilihOlre
Pati^ckre
Gloss Cnie
Burkandten
Ober Plehore
KrClirkeim
Brandau
Sehildeck
SUldsebin
Saluatlcb rere
Tfakehnfo
Sudnirkro
Csibiisholto
Lichtfelde
^Onigshef
Kapkrim
Klein Cablick
Kennettrehef
Cross Kuglack
Pustuiteij
Mstbildenbef
Motitirt
BShmenbC'en
Kreis Inslerburg
Pron ttra
Kreis Darktbmen
Kreis Hell eenbeil
Wol tlnck
Fiscbbausen
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Frledland
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Kreis Mobnmgen
Kreis Pr Eibu
Rbcin
Ludwigsort
Reichenbaeb
Pr Holland
G^nickrn
Schaaksti t
Kreis Tilsit Raemt
Kreis Pr Holland
Memel
Kent Fiscbbausen
Kreis Cerdauen
Kreis Tilsit Rarei
Dsohofstadt
Danhofstadt
Manenserder
Kraplau
Schakubnre
Petershaseo
Kreis StaUupdoea
Llska Schiakre
pousyrn
Kreis Stubm
Kreis Cumbianea
Krci*
Cross UDdeoau
Wid luanen
Uetsudt
Celdbaeb
Kreis Medenmg
Adlig Sudan
Klotainre
Garbetimgkea
Ku|gen
WaJdkeim
CoraUisehkre
Cerdauen
Ab-iofkcim
EUuneblen
Cross Puspern
Eicben
Are berg
Draaritten
Neu DfutschJauken
Podatigen
Helligenstein
Lindeaberg
Korbsdorf
AbeUsebken
SUlle
Gintbieden
Adlig Althof Skirbst
Marggrabowa
Draulilten
RDckgarben
OlschOwen
Paulinenhof
Scbulen
Saltbacb
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KapstUcken
Judb tten
Lapta™
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Cceutburg
Bcaunsbetg
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S ednau
Isberg
SdS
Kreis Neidesburg
Posmablen
PUckre
Kreis Getdaucn
Quednau
•farputschen
Trakebnen
Kreis Pr E\Iao
Creuiburg
posmabl®
Kreis Insterburg
Tilngen
Pou-al<b
Eicben
Kreis Jlobrungen
Wandlacken
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis Gertorj
Goldbach
Goldbach
Kreis Cerdauen
Kre 5 Manenburg
Keuendotl
Kreis Mederung
Kreis Olettko
Grdnhagen
WoUrKeirn
•Kreis
Wuslack
Ostpreussen
Kreis Niederung
Kre 3 Angerburg
Konigsbetg
Kreis Gurabinnen
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Herd Book Associations In East and West Prussia of Breeders of Fnesian Cattle (contd)
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Lortk —
Luck«nbach, —
LutOeri —
Mick — •
Mitt —
M«nge» V —
Mimti —
Mniti —
M«ott —
Mmticl —
M»nling V.—
M»5hof»cr —
Michcrl —
Moillff,—
Moeller —
MMler Koltkamp
Mottkiu —
MUtkenberier,—
Muhibachert —
Muller —
Muellerbuthhol
Naudftut —
Negenbont v —
^(tlIlncer —
^eltUnfer —
hrubacbefi —
Nereilut —
Ottmann,—
Otlmann ~
Oichkinaii —
Overktmpi —
laiJeffke,—
PauUt, —
rauUi —
PauUt —
PauUt >-
Pauly —
PrJiltaJin
Prmpe —
r,f,nef, —
Perbrandt v —
Peire) —
rnaumbaum —
Amlenhof
Adlig Dukiu
Freudenberg
SeuUppOnen
Kattenau
Gross ScbsrUelc
Schanwiese
Grasgiiren
Miken
Popelken
Klein Ualdeck
Abfebrmngkta
Altboi Ragnit
Laxdo>m
Galfken
Drygallen
Ktjsenhaf
\%angritlen
Drakupaoen
harpgallen
Purpesseln
Kapaitleo
PUitll
Groai Oaehkuinen
MOrlen
Duebhef
Peterkehmen
Adlig Uemmelkeiai
Georgenburg
PillwoKallre
CharUtleshe!
Ceglenintckee
Luiiefiatlde
Steinberg
Groti TrakUebken
TrOmpau
Raudohnen
Adlig Lehmbruch
Dretaalde
Intterburg
heu llutiutchkeii
PrantUck
AdUg— Liebelcken
AbaehrrTj
Ligmdori
Klein Srhorrilni
ScMrpeckm
Adlig Tenic<-n
Si^haerbrn
Kirin Kallxltcbkrn
Mirthrnbol
Krcls Angerburg
Codnicken
Kreis WebUa
Kreii Inatetborg
Kreii StallupOntn
Labtao
Kreia Maiimbiirc
Kreii Uaikehmen
Keuendorf
hrtedbeim
Abachuangen
Kmi Darkehmen
Kreii Pr Eytau
U (OtendMl
Fiichhauirn
Kreii Slanenbarg
Kreii Johamiiiburg
GreniAnudm
Gallingen
Kreii Gumbiniien
Cambinnm
Kreii Gumbuuiefi
Keen kiohrungrn
Kreii Gumbtnneti
nilkilbn
Kreii Stallapaneti
AUenburg
Rtesel
Kreii Genioen
Raiillen
Kreii Tilsit RagDii
Oiteiode
Kreii Intterburg
Kreii Intterburg
PartenMeui
Drugehnm
Kcelt Intterburg
Kreit Intterburg
UebrmUbl
Kreit PtllkalleD
Krrii Siuhm
Kreit Roteflberg
Kreit CoMap
Kreit KOAigtberg
Kreit DtfkehlMt
Kreit KiedeiVBg
Kreii Piltkalleo
Kreit Intierburg
Kreit Sfidening
Sfl Ippefibetl
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Kreit Mederung
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Kreit GertSiuen
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Kreit lIsikrhiDeo
Krrit IntierluTf
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Rotbgenger ~
Saint Paul v —
Saint Paul v —
SandeJoiralcy —
Sauckm v —
Scharfelter —
Scheduilcat
Sducfaau V —
Sdiwnuon —
Schkniher —
Schidlleld Baron v
Schnudtke —
Scboenuald
Schitllge
Schrader —
Schcoedier
SebrOter —
Scbuli —
Schuler —
Schwichleobcrg -
SchtnU —
Segadio, —
Sellnal —
Siebert —
Siegfried r —
Siegined —
Sk.mbrakf •—
Sokat —
Sotal —
Spaeth V
|pangrhl —
Klein Datres
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Adlig Rogalwalde
Reichenbaeb
Konigs^rf
MolIeUen
Adlig Kantea
Klein Trumpeiten
Croti Sehren
Rogehnen
Tykrigehneti
Stadthauten
Adlig UolUtkdt
Regitien
Croate \t ettoloim
Carniiitrn
\t amen
Cot ben
Carbrn
hillkam
&hlllgallcn Kautclet
Ragupbnen
SUattken
Mfjken
Liareltm
Creel Sinren
Slckelsdnrt
Gtunerifte
SrhMrobt
SthUblaa
Bond gen
Aekmetiitrhkee
Ccmi \t aVdeck
Crtsi AlbmhUhcil
Klschenen
Cmti Labehnen
Adligrmti bkirtat
l>*arrMiirrkrii
brOc-nao
Grrhanltwilile
Ouandiltm
fl’etiifetfrnbor
Schippenbeil
Jo'lttiingkehmeo
Kreit Gumbinnea
Zintfn
Zmlen
Scbuctlen
Krei! Mede^nmg
Kreis Darkehmen
Tarruuchen
Kreis Pillkilin,
Lud»i^rt
Krris Kastenbure
Kraupisehkro
Mehlau
Kreis Gumbinneti
Krcli Tilsit Ragnit
TarpuUchen
Kreis Pr Holland
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Kaukehmen
Zsreli Rotenberg
Seerappen
Kobbelbode
Kreit MehUu
Alt DoUttidl
Kreii Khnigiberg
Kreit Angerburg
l^’Pteuiten
Ragnii
Hadigeiibeil
Barlrti
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Krrii Pillkalini
Krrii Anger^rg
Prcniiini
Kreit Kiedetung
Ufhtenfeld
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Kreii Kieder^nf
Kreit Mirlmbiirg
Kreii Mohrungen
Kreit Angerburg
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Kreii tUrkebmen
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Herd Book Associations m East and West Prussia of Breeders of Friesian Cattle {ccntd )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
BoUchwinf V
Bolti —
Boriss —
Bonjttau —
Braack —
Braemer —
Brandcs Dr —
Brandt \ —
Brassat —
Bninkrti —
BreySre de la -
BLc'iler —
Duchsteinar —
Budde —
Buddenbrock B
Buetder —
SchOnbruch
Adlig CcUnden
TolksdorJ
AdligLlegeo
St Lorens
Gross Karwrnden
DonsUl
Althof
Pellen
Bethcsdagut
Bonkeim
Maxheim
Powarben
Steffenswaldr
Kon gstann
Knfipprhdorf
Gro s Legden
Gnidshofchen
Linkenau
Klein Kannapinsro
Romansgut
Buhl Baron v
Burebardt —
Buricheit —
Busrt ng —
Buttgereit
gmpenhsustn Baron ^
Choose
Claassan —
QaasaeD —
Contag —
Corsepiua —
Dalhe roer
Dams —
Dannrnberg
Deutsch V ~
D khaeustr
DMpocr —
Dommasch —
DOnhoff Count v
Donhoff Count v
Debna Schlobitten
Fr nee zu
Dohna Schlobittn
Pc nee zu
Dohna Scblodirn Pnaee
Enss —
Brzberger ^
Erzberger —
Eulenburg Count ii
Eulenburg Count zi
Fischer v —
Flotuell V —
Forslreuter —
Foctlagf —
Gengk —
Gerlacb —
Cerlach
Gestattvrrwal
Postehnen
Ai siinehlen
Ualfceide
Ganderkebmen
KaUningkes
K richnehmen
Gross Schirrau
Kobbelbude
Rahnau
Charlottenvalde
Notzendorf
tv eozken
Kuun schken
loneitcn
Dohgehnen
Craven thien
Kuekemee<e
Matt schken
Klein Sk rbst
Spucken
Fr ednehseem
Kraftshacen
Seblob teen
VVillkuhnen
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Rudlauken
Uebtlelde
Palcaehkrn
Amalienbof
Kommocowen
Bandcls
VVangiuck
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Paballen
Gallmgra
^assen
Bal ethginen
Paulsdorf
Osch»enmgkeo
Kuglackm
Dorbnicken
Kreis Pr Fnedland
Kreis Rastmburg
LaebemOhl
Rauseben
Tbaran
Krrts riltkallen
Kreis Inslerbuig
2 inten
Kreis tnsUrburg
Kreis Aftgerburg
Kreis Pr £)kau
Paans
BartcDStem
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ADenborg
Neuhausen
Wakinu
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Kreis Mobtungen
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Kreis Gnmbumeo
Cross Hoppen
Fn^lnnd
Kemmeisdorf
Kreis Angeiburg
Kreis CumbinneD
Kreis Ttlsii Ragnit
Rudau
Cerdauen
Kreis VVebUu
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Kms Pr Holland
Kr« s Tiisit Ragmt
Kreis Vlatuoburg
Buddeni
Pr EsUu
Kreis tnsterburg
Kreis Niedening
Keuendort
Posmahleti
Kaukehmiit
Kreis Tilsit Ragmt
Kre s Niederung
Kreis NiedetuDg
Kreis Kdn gsberg
Darteostein
Kreis Pr Holland
Heiligensralde
Kreis Pr Holland
Kreis tBSlecburg
Kreis Stuhm
Kreis Stubm
StaUupooen
AlbrecbUdori
SchSobrucb
Chmielewen
Kreis Oirtzko
Kreis Darkebmen
Kceis Aogeiburg
Kreis Mobrungeo
Uska Seb'
Grflnhoff
Bartenstcin
AUenstein
OstpeensseD
Kreis Stol^
Meblaukeo
Kre s Fiscbbausen
Rtesel
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Rudan
Kreis Pr Evlan
Kreis ADgefDuig
Povnmden
Kreis Rastcnbiirg
KreiS Stubm
Clese —
Guse —
GIrod —
riasow s —
f Lhow V —
Coetze —
ColU Bacon v d —
GolU Uaron v d
Goitz Baron v d
Coltz Domhardt Baron
s d
Cotiberg V —
Graeve Ldler v —
GramatzLI s —
Gramberg —
Groebeis. V d »
Geoebeo v d —
Grunsraldt —
Gubba —
Cntsvervaltong
Gutzelt —
Haaster —
Hahlweg —
llaommcbmldt —
HaJdT ”
Hassenstein —
Hattm V —
Haupigestfll —
Hausen Uatoo v —
Heinneb *—
lleise —
Heisratb —
Kemnani) —
Heubacb —
Heumano —
H Uenberg —
Hoep^er —
Hdhier —
Ho<masn —
HosiisaBo —
Hotb —
Hullesem Baron v
Hutirabacb —
HundsdMer —
Japba —
laraeze«ski v —
Kaessnimi —
Kagelmacber —
Kalckstein v —
Kalckslem V —
KaUweit —
Kanilz Count v
KeyseHingk Count v
Legitten
Luisianaa
Balcra
1 ariheioen
Kalkstrln
kallm
Mertensdori
VV ehUck
Cross Bestendor
Pr Wilten
Gross Cotteswalde
&hrombehnen
Grots Klingbeck
Klat
Klempnauer ~
Klmkoivstroeni Countv
Kluge —
Khi^ist —
Knoblodi V —
Knobloeh v —
Knopff Eckertsberg —
Kobjlinsk \ —
Koeppe n —
Kbestar —
Kohtz ' —
hoi% —
Kiabmer —
Knirow —
Kraleirsk —
Win
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Bohnau
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Bartukeiten
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Adlig CdtzbOlA
I'almnickm
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Krdligkeim
Brandau
Scbi Ideck
Staldsehrn
Saluariebinini
Trakehnrn
SudniekcD
Cathiinhdfto
Lichttelde
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Kapkeim
Klein tiSblick
Hmrieltmbef
Cross Kuglaek
Pustullro
Mathildenbot
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Bu tupdoea
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Klotamen
Ldtben
Gacbeningken
Kugeen
VValdkeun
CorsUitehken
Cerdauen
Ab*latkeim
Elkinehlen
Gross Puspera
Dringsitten
Keu Drutschlauken
Podangen
Coodebnen
Krause
Koenbeim ▼ —
Kabn —
Kmitze —
Labesms —
Landir rtscbaftlicbe
Sehul e
Langel —
RQckgarben
Olschbwen
Paul nenhof
Schiilen
Salzbacb
Tram sehen
W Ihelmsberg
Kapstucken
Judb tten
Kreis Initerburg
pron ttra
Kreis Darkehmoi
Kreis lleil rmbe !
VVoIlltmck
Fliebhaosrn
FiscbJ ausm
Fnediaad
\\ foden
Kreis Mobrungm
Ludwirwrt
Reichenbarb
Pr lIoILind
Godniekeo
Schaaksiitt
Kreis Tilsil-Rsiuit
Kreis Pr Holland
Memel
Kreis FiKhhausen
Kreis Cerdauro
Kreis Tilsit Raeti
Dsnhofstidt
Ddnholstadt
Manen»ecder
Kraplau
Scbakuhnrn
Peteeshageo
Kreis Stallupdoai
Uska Sebaaken
Po*a> fo
Krtls Stubm
Kreis Gumbioneu
Kreii Manenbuig
Cross Liadenau
laminnoi
Liebsudt
Geldbaeh
Kteii Medenrog
zeogguoaux
Ccrazburg
Braunsbetg
Kie s Tilsit RagBit
C^ednau
Keen Heil berg
Kreis MobWBgea
Goldbau
Kreis Neidenburg
Posmabten
PUcken
Kreis Gerdauen
Quednau
Tarpjtsthen
Trakehatn
Kre s Pr Eilau
Creuiburg
Postnablen
Kreis lasterborg
Tiia’en
Posapen
Eicben
Kreis Mohnmgai
Wandlackcn
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis CeT^u®
Goldbacb
Goldbach
Kreis Goldap
Gmtiieden
Adlig Altbof Skirbst
Jfarggrabowa
5 Kicdecung
is Angerburg
Labiau
Schonbruch
Kre s Pr Holl’u
Kre s Goldap
GERMANY.
527
Herd Book Associations in East and West Pnisda of Breeders of Friesian Cattle {contd )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Laik, —
Lengntlt —
LrnikI.v —
L*p»hne —
Urli —
LtppolJ, —
l,6[Chntf, —
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—
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NiuJirut —
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>rnilnpTi —
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Jllauiiilwum —
Amlrnhof
AdligUnkau
SrulappOnov
Katlrnau
Groii Schartack
ScliQnwIrte
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MSkrn
Popelkfn
KIHn Waldrrk
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Allhol Kifmlt
Laxilnyrn
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tlularnliot
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Sinrlrlnwfky —
Sanckrn v —
Scharfriirr, —
Srhrrlulkal
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Set Irnnnn, —
Srhlrntbrr —
SrlillUrll. Ilirrav
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Seliom —
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Srhrxlrr —
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BLACK-WHITE LOWLAND CATTLE, Stetlln, Otrmany
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526
GERMANY.
Herd Book Associations in East and West Prussia of Breeders of Fnesian Cattle (contd )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Bolschwing
Boltr —
Borcke v —
Bori'S —
Brandes Dr —
Brandt v —
Brassat —
Brockmann —
Brunken —
Bruyirf dela —
BLCbisr —
Bnchsteinfr
Budde —
Buddenbrock Baron v
Buettler —
Bulo»,v —
BuM Baron v
Burchardt
Busching —
Busk n ~
Buttgarrit —
gropctihaustn Baron ■
Chomte —
Claataen
ClaatstB — .
Contag —
Cortep ui —
^Ihrimer —
Danncnberg —
Deutich V
Dickhaeuser —
Doepner —
Dommascb —
DOnhotf Count v
Donhoff Count v
Debna Schlobitten
Sch Onbnich
Adlig Grluidfn
Tolksdorl
AdligLjegen
St Loreni
Gross Kamindrn
Donstal
AUhof
Pell«n
Skung rr«n
Bethisdagul
B6nkcirn
Warntkr m
Vaxheim
Powarbcn
Steffeosn aide
Konigstann
Kndppelsdorf
Gro s Legden
Grudshofcben
Linkenau
Dostn
Klein Kannapmnen
Roraansgut
Postehnen
Aust nehlen
^\alfteld«
Ganderkebmtn
Kalin ngken
Kirschsebmen
Kortack
Gross Sobiirau
I<obb«lbud«
Rahnau
Chatloltenwalde
Nolwndorf
anzken
Goiktn
Kiaun schkra
loneiten
Dohgrhnen
Graven tbian
Kuckerneese
Mattischktn
Klein Skirbat
Spucken
Fr edncbstem
Kiaftshagen
Scbldb tien
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Drdckler — .
I^ck —
D)ck —
Bob ngbau •—
Ebhardt —
Elern V —
Enss —
Eriberger —
Enberger —
Eulenburg Count ru
Eulenburg Count zu
Eulenburg Count zu
Ewald —
Fabser —
Farrensteiner —
Fischer v —
Flotucll V —
Rudlaukeo
lacbclelde
Pakschkcn
Amalienbgf
Kommorowea
BandeU
\V angmck
Klein Kleduniacbken
Paballen
Gal ingrn
Paulsdoii
Oschweningken
KugUcken
E^rbnicken
R nau
Klein Medenau
Jaskrndorf
Gunthenen
Nautzau
Gross Schwarauni
Kle n Bertung
Losza ne
Cengk —
CetUch —
Cerbcb —
Krels Pr Fnedlaod
Kreis Rasicnbuig
LtebemObl
Rausehro
Tharau
KrcU PilDiallen
Krris Insterburg
Zinten
Kiel! lasletburg
Kreis Angeiburg
Kreis Pr Eykau
BaHmsteui
TtOingau
Dbblan
AUenbnrg
Kenbauseis
aidau
tv Otetkeun
Kreis Mohningen
Kreis Guznblnocn
Gross Hoppeo
Fn^Iand
Kenunetsdorf
Krcts AdgeiboTg
Kreis Gumblnoen
Kreis Tilsit Ragnit
Rudau
Gerdauen
Kreis Wehbu
Ostpreussen
Kreis Pr HoU^d
Krets Tilsii Ragiut
Kreis Matieoburg
Buddem
Pr Eylau
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis Kiederung
Neuendorf
Posmahlen
KaukehiDdi
Kreis Tilsit Ragnit
Kreis Niederung
Kreis K edenmg
Kreis Kdnigsberg
Kedjgenwatde
Kre s Pr HoUand
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis Stubm
Kieit Stubm
Stalluponen
BalU
Albreehtsdorf
Prassen
Kreis Darkcbmen
Kreis Tilsit Ragnit
Kreis FnedlaDd
Kreis Rastenburg
SeboDbrnefa
Cbnuelewm
Kreis Oletzko
Kre s Daikebmen
Kreis Angerburg
Kreis Ni^eruDg
Taplackni
Pahnmekai
Neuendorf
Medenan
Kreis Mobnmgen
Liska Sebaaken
Gmnbofl
Barienstem
AUenstem
Ostpreussen
Kre s Stubm
Meblaukcn
Kreis Fiscbbausen
Rdssel
Liebemobl ^
Kreis Pr Eytau
Kre s Angerburg
F^rnmden
Kreis Rast«burg
Kreis Stubm
Bladiau
Pr Holland
Kreis Insterburg
Giese —
Giese — >
rusow.s —
f bsosr V ~
Goita naroo v d —
Gollz llaron v d
Goltz baron v d
Coltz Domhardt Baron
V d
Cottberg V —
Grieve Edler v —
Gramatrki s —
Gnmberg —
Gioeben v d —
Groebrn v d •—
Gniniraldt —
Cutsvecwallung
Haasler —
llahloieg _•
Hammerschmldt —
Hardt ~
Hassenslein —
Halteo V —
Haupigestdi —
Hausen Baron v —
Heinaeb —
Heisr —
Heisrath —
KetTTnann —
Heubacb —
Keumano —
HiUenberg —
Hippel \ —
Hoellger —
Hoenig —
Hoen g —
Hoepmer —
Hdhlet —
Hosmann —
Hoslmanii —
Holb —
Hullesem Baron v
Hulteobaeb —
HondsdOrfer —
Japs’ ~
JaraCzeuski v —
Kaesuurm —
Kagelroacher —
Kalckstein v —
Kalebsteio v —
Kallweit —
Kanitz Count V
Keyserhngk Count v
Klatt —
Klempnauer —
KbakoKstroem Countv
Kluge —
Klogkist —
Knoblocb v —
Knobloeb v —
Knopff Eckertsberg —
Kobyboski i —
Koeppen • —
Koestar —
Kot^ ' — '
Kopp —
Kortb —
Kiubmer —
Krakow —
Kraleieski —
Krause —
Kfoedc ' —
Krcdioert —
Kuenbeim V —
Kubn —
Kuntze —
Labesius —
Landw rtsdiafUicbe
Sclnile
Langel —
Legitten
Legitlen
Lulsianoa
Balga
I'arlheinen
Ktlkstein
Kallcn
Merlensdorf
VV rhlack
Cross Bestrndori
Pr VVllten
Gross Golteswalde
Schrombehnm
Grois Kbngbeck
Vtirse
Steegen
Bohnau
Vt rsseahdfiD
Banukriten
Reicbenbach
Adlig Gdlrbdfrn
PalmDickm
Burkandten
Ober Plchnen
KrOliekrim
Bran lau
Sch Ideck
Staldsrbrn
Salwarsehireen
Trakrhnin
Sudnicktn
Cslbtlnhdfcn
Licbifelde
leekrln
KSnigshof
Kapkeim
KldS Cabtick
Henriettenbof
Cross Kugiach
Fuslullen
Math Idenhof
Motiitm
BdbmenbS'en
BudupOnen
Adlig Sudan
Klotainm
Ldlhen
Carbenmgken
SlfE,
Corallisehken
Cerdauen
Abiiutkeim
EUdnehlen
Cross Puspem
VViIhelmsberg
Kapstucken
Adi g Neuendorf
Krcis Insterburg
Pron twi
Kreis Darkebmm
KreiS Heilicenbe 1
Wolumick
Fischhaust-i
Flschhausen
Friedland
WeniW
Kftis Mohrungen
Donnau
Sonnrsboro
Kreis Pr Ejlau
Kbein
Ludwiport
Reichenbacb
Pr HoUand
Godnickm
Schaaksiitt
Kreis Tilsit K3Sn“
Kreis Pr HoUand
Xlemrl
Kreis Fiscbbausen
Kreis Cerdauen
Kreis TiPit Ragni
DSoholstadt
Dflnbofstidt
Maneau eider
Kraplau
Sebakuboen
Petershageo
Kreis SiaUupdu®
Lists xbaaken
Povayeo
Kreis Stubm
Krtis Cumbioaen
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Geldbseh
Kreis Medenas „
Boggenbauiea
Cmiiburg
Braunsberg
Kreis Tilsit Ragnit
f^ednau
Kreis Reilsbecg
Kreis VlebTungeu
^Idbacb
Kreis Veidenburg
Posmsblen
Pbekn
Kreis Cerdauen
« uediiau
irputseaen
Trakehneo
Kreis Insterburg
Tungen
Powayen
Eidien
Kreis Mobrungm
“ Waodlacken
Adi g Barwalde
Fnedricbsburg
Gross Bommten
Korbsdorf
Abebschken
Stalle
Gintbieden
Adlig AUhof Skirbst
Goldbach
Kreis MarienburS
jveuendorf
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Kreis Kiederung
Kreis Angerburg
Keaigsberg
Kreis Cumb n^n
526
GERMANY.
Herd Book Associations m East and West Prussia of Breeders of Friesian Cattle {(onld )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Bolscll'^ Dg 1
Boltz —
Bortke v —
Bor S5 —
Boruttau —
Braack —
Braemer —
Brandes Dr
Brockmann —
Bninkea —
BnjyJre de la —
Bi.c'ilfr —
Buchsteiner —
Budde —
Buddenbrock Baron v
Buettlrr —
Bulow, V —
Buhl Baron v
Burthardi
Burtchr t
Bulk
Buttgerrit —
gmptohausiB Baron v
Cbomsi
Claaaaen •—
Claas««B — .
Contag —
CoTiep us —
Dalhr mer —
Dans —
Dannenbsrg
Deutsch V —
D ckhasuscr
Docpntr —
Dab: ng
Dommascb —
DonhoK Count v
Donhoif Count v
Dobna Schlobitten
Pr nee zu
Dobna Schlobitten
SchOnbruch
Adi g Grlinden
Tolksdorl
Adi g Liegen
St Lorenz
Gross Karw nden
Donstal
Pellen
Skung rren
Betbesdagut
BOnkcim
Powarben
SteHensualde
Kon gstann
Knbppelsdord
Gro i Legden
Grudshofehen
Kreis Pr Friedland
Kms Rasleobuia
UebrmUhl
Romansgut
Postehnen
Austineblen
W alfreide
Ganderkfbmen
Kal n ngkeo
Rirschnebracn
Gross Scbirrau
Kobbelbude
Rahoau
Cbariottenwalde
Notzcndorl
tVenzken
K aun schken
^neiten
Dohgehnen
Graven th rn
Kuckemeese
Matlischkro
Klein Skirbst
Spueken
Friedrichste n
Dobna Schlod en Prince Schlod ei
Drtickler —
Ih-ck —
Dick —
Ebbinghau* --
Ebbardt —
Erzberger —
Ertbeiger —
Eulenburg Count zi
Eulenburg ^unt zi
Eulenburg Count zi
Ewald —
Fabser —
Fancnstciner ^
Farrenstemer —
Fasbmder ■ —
Feyerabend —
Rudlauken
Licbtlelde
Palescbken
Amalienbof
Kommocowen
Wangmek
Klein bfeduniscbken
PaballcD
Gall ngen
Balletbgirren
Paulsdorf
Oschneniogken
Klein Medmau
Jaskendorf
Gunthenen
Nautzau
Tharaa
Kros PiUhallen
Kreis Instrtbnrs
Ztnlm
Kreis JnsterbuTg
Kre s Angnbutg
Kieis £)kau
Paans
Bartensteia
TrOmgau
Dehlan
AUratnug
Neuhauson
Waldaa
ttoterkeim
Kreis Mohnmgea
Kreis Gumbinnen
Cross Hoppen
Frzedland
Kemmersdorf
Kreis Angeebutg
Kreis Cambinoen
Kreis Tils t Ragnit
Rudau
Cerdaueti
Kreis Ueblau
Ostpreussen
Kreis Pr Holland
Kreis Til«it RagtuI
Kreis Maneoburg
Buddem
Pr Eylau
Kreis tnsierburg
Kreis Niedening
Neuendorf
posmatJen
Kaukehmea
Kreis Tilsil Ragnit
Kreis Niedetung
Kreis Kiedervog
Kreis Kbn gsberg
He ligensralde
Kre s Pr Holland
Kreis Insleiburg
Kreis Siuba
Kreii Stuhm
StalhipboeD
BaUa
Albrechlsdorf
Kreis Darkehmen
Kreis Til&it RagDit
Kreis Fnedland
Kreis Raslenburg
Scbbnbmcli
Chmietewen
Kre s Oletzko
Kre
s Angerburg
PsJmDicfces
Neuendorf
Medenau
Kreis Mobningm
Liska Sebaaka
Gmnbofl
Bartenstein
AUensteui
Ostpreussen
Kreis Stubm
Mefalaukos
Kreis Fis^ihausen
ROssel
Liebnniihl ^
Rndau
Kreis Pr Eylau
Kre s Angerburg
Kr*is Rastenbeug
Kreis Stubm
Bladiaa
Pr lioUand
Kreis Instezbuig
Ciese —
Gir^ ~
Clasou V —
( Usow V ~
Coltz RaroQ v <3 —
Gollz flaron v d
Coltz Uizon V d
Coltz Dnnhardt Baron
V d
Cottberg V —
Graeve Edler v —
r ramaCzkl s —
CramI
Croebeo v d —
Croetieo v d —
Gruber ~
C rubert —
Cmnseaklt —
Cutsverivaltniig
Gnltrlt —
llahlueg —
Hammcrschmldt —
Hardt —
Hassenstrio — •
Halim » — -
HauptgesiOt —
Hausen Dartn v —
HeInrKb —
Heise —
Heisrath
Herrmani) —
Heubacb >-
Heimano —
H llenberg —
H ppel V —
Hoellger —
Hoenlg —
Hoenig —
Hoepfner —
H^er —
Hosmana —
Hosinaan —
Hoih —
HuUesem Baron v
Hullmbacb ~-
Hundsddrfer —
{apba —
^araczewski v —
Kagelmaeher —
KaIcksteiD v —
Kalcbsteu v —
Kallweit —
Kaoitz Count v
Keyserlingk Count v
Klatt —
Klempnaoer —
Kbnkowstroem Count
Kluge —
Kluglnst —
Knobloch V —
Knobloch ▼ ■ —
Knopff Eckectsberg -
Kob>l Qsk s —
Koestar —
Kohtz —
Kopp —
Korth — -
Krahmer ~
Krakou —
Kralewski —
Krause —
Kioeek —
KrOhnert —
Kmegar —
Kuntze —
Labedus —
Landwzrtsc^ftliche
Scbnle
Lange! —
Lulsiaona
Balm
I’arthiinen
Kalkitcin
Kallcn
Merlensdorf
\S rhiack
Cross Bestendon
Pr IMItec
Cross Cotteswakle
Schrembehom
Kauken
Cro s hliogbeck
Wiese
Steepen
Bohnau
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BartuVcitm
Reicbenbach ^
Adllg GdtzbOfen
Palmnicken
Cross Cnie
Burk and ten
Ober PIrhnen
Krbliskfira
Brandau
Scbildrck
Staldschrn
Saluarschienes
Trakehnro
Sudnicktn
CatbiinhdfeB
LlehKclde
Jockeln
K6n gibof
Kapkrire
Klein Gabliek
Kenrlettmbof
Cress Kuglack
Pusluitm
Maihildenbof
Moiitten
BdbfnrnhS m
Budup&nen
Adllg Sudan
Klotainm
rarbeningken
Kuggen
\\ aJdkeim
CeraUiscbkm
Cerdauen
AteiQlknm
Elkinehlen
Gross Puspem
Am«berg
Drang'itten
Neu Orutscblauken
Podaegen
Coodehcen
Ripe bn en
Korbsdorf
Abelischken
Stalle
Gmttueden
Adllg Althof Skirbst
Marggrabona
Drauhtten
Ruckgaiben
Kapstucken
Judb tten
Spanden
Kreis Insterburj
Kreis Dtriehmcn
Kreis Heilisenbeil
WolliiBlck
FiKhbauim
risckhJuscn
Fr edliad
Wrtidea
Kreis Mohnmgm
Domoau
Kreis Pr B'lJ'i
Ludwjgsort
Roebenbaeb
Pr HoUand
Godrucken
Schaakssilt
Keen Tilsit Ra"nit
Kreis IT Hol^d
Memel
Kreis Fischhausen
Kreis Gerdauen
Kreis Tilsit Rami
Danhoisladt
Pdabotslldt
Manenaerder
Kraplau
Sebakuhnen
Peterihageb
Kreis SuUortoen
Usks Sebaakeo
Povrs) eo
Kreis Stohm
Kreis Cumbinnea
\ti 3 ninnm
Xjtbstsdc
Kreis Niedening
Roggenbauso
Cieuzburg
Braunsberg
Kreis Tils t Ragnit
^ednau
Kreis rteilsberg
>'“• ssr
Kreis Seidanburg
^aahlen
PUcken
Kreis Cerdauen
Quednau
Tarputs^hen
Ttakehnen
Kreis Pr Eylau
Creuzburg
Pasmailen
Kreis Inslfiburff
Tuogen
Powayea
Eicbco
Kreis Mobruogen
Waodlacken
Kreis
^ G^Idbacb
Coldbaih
Kreis Goldap
Woriodi”
Kreis Cerdauen
Kreis Manenburg
Neuendorf
Kreis Oletrko
CrUnhagen
Labiau .
Sebfinbruen
Rudau
hamgsberg
Kreis Cumb nnen
iwkeo Kreis Ang^^^ffe
GERMANY
527
Herd Book Associations in East and West Prussia of Breeders of Friesian Cattle (contd)
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Lask —
Lehmaiui —
Lengnik —
Lenski V —
Leothne —
Lieti —
Uppold —
LOrchner —
Lortk —
Uickenbach —
Luther, —
M»tk —
Mackelanz —
Maier —
Minenfeld —
M»rk»iti —
Matt —
Menge* \ —
Menti —
Stmtt “
Mcntt —
Meottel “
Messing V —
Mejhoetfer —
Mlcheel —
Jtoeller —
Moeller —
MOller Holtkamp
Molikiu —
JlOekenberger —
Klbhlbacher ~
MOIler —
Muellerbuehbof
Naudmt —
^»Jenbo^» V —
^e^ll nget —
IsrfiUnger
Nrubacher —
Noreikal —
Ortmann —
Otlmann ^
Oiehkinal —
Overkamp —
adeflke ~
Paulat —
*auUl —
'aulat —
PauUt —
Pauir —
•el kahn —
Vmt» —
Penner —
Prttnndt V —
niaumbaum —
Amlenhof
Adhg-liakau
FretKlenberg
VeuIappOoeQ
Kattenau
Gross Sebarlaek
SchOnisiese
Grasgirren
Miken
Popelken
Klein Maldrck
Abscberningken
Althof Ragnlt
Laxdojrn
Gaffken
Bosenort
Drygallen
Hulsenhof
Mangnltm
GrakupOaen
Narpgallen
Purj«sseln
Kaps tten
PaslOpm
Kasiuben
Tnmmau
junkerken
Cross Oschkinnm
MOrlen
Duehhot
Peterkehmetl
Adlig llnnunelkeim
Geergenburg
Pillvogalleti
Cbarlottisbof
Lgaleoinrekea
Luiserivalde
Steinberg
Cross Trakitehkeo
TrOmpau
Raudohnea
Adlig Lrhmbnieii
Uroisrakle
Insterburg
Neil lluttkischkeo
Prantlark
Adlig— Uebdiekea
Abschrer
Martmbof
Lagmdotf
Klein Schorellen
SchleprtVea
Adi g Trngen
Cowicken
Kreis Weblaa
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis Stallupdaeii
Labiau
Kreis Marietsburg
Kreis Daikehmni
Friedlu^
Ab^vangen
Kreis Darkehmnt
Kreis Pr Esiau
Utlkmdorf
Fischhauseo
Kreis Manenborg
Kreis Jobanmsburg
Gross Amsdori
l>a)tingeii
Kreis CumbiDnen
GoAbannen
Kreis Gujnbinnea
Kreis Mohrongeo
Ilomnau
PillkaUen
Kreis StallupOom
Allenburg
ROssei
Kreis Oersauen
Rositten
Kreis Titsit Ragnit
Kreis IftstetWrg
Kreis Insterburg
lUnensleio
I>nigehnen
Kreis tnsierburg
Kreis tnsieiborg
Lsebemuhl
Kreis riUkallea
Kreis Stuhm
Kreit Rosenberg
Kreis Goldap
Kreis Kbnioberg
Kreit Uatkehnes
Kreis Kiedening
Keels i’lUkaUeo
Kre s Insterburg
Kreis Seidenuig
SehlpfeBbrsI
Kreis Kleajeiung
( tikfenbaadesi
Kreis IlUkaiko
lYonKteii
Hraiet nbutg
Kreis r erdaoru
Otrprevsses
Krr s Itaik I meti
Krris Insteilsug
UsU Vhaakm
Kre e N eajenaif
Kms rtjisibs
Itneo
Kreis MarKtils^t
Kreis 7 lul Ksgn >
Sebmirdtkeim
Rothgengrr —
Salat Paul v —
Saint Paul v —
Sandelosnky
Sass —
Sancken u —
Saucken v —
Scharfetter —
Soheduskat
Schidiaa v • —
Scblentber —
Sctudtteld Baroo v
Schnudike —
Schrader —
Schroedter
ScbrAler —
ScbuU —
Schultr
Scbultte —
Scbumana
Schireiget —
Schusehtenberg •
SchwiU —
Segadlo —
Sehmer —
Sellnat —
Siebert —
Sieglrsed s —
Skaiateals —
Sokat —
Sosal —
Spaeth V
Spangehl
Stem
Siobbe
Stoermer
Sloenner
Stuppel —
Struck
Stunes
Stullethclffl V
Sudan -
Sivnyuiiki
TaeuNiet
Tbierba h
Keminersdorf
Jickaitz
Ottm
Korgehnen
Jedvillailen
Tarputschen
Kl>dim
Mastuiken
Pohrcn
Kaltekrim
MouU nen
Ripkeim
Klein Datren
Adi g Rogalwalde
Reichenbacb
KOnigs^rf
Mollrhnen
Kirin Tiunipeiten
Gross Srhrrn
Rogehaen
Tykrigehnen
Stadthausm
Adi g DoIIstUi
Rrptten
Corben
Carbeti
Klllkrim
Sehillgallin Kauscler
RarupOnrn
Stausskm
>Ir> ken
Lssrutm
Cress Sleegen
Sickrb^rl
GrOnutese
Sfhftnrebr
ScMabUu
ItOndgen
Arkmen srhkm
frost Mtbletk
r roil AlbrecMshol
Klucheneti
f rnss Labehnm
Adlig frras ^klrtal
Z errlberg
r rent Lreisrbken
Inesrrh llKtkeB
I rCcmau
< ethaniseskle
Isetrs
J4e^ Tsnas
beer* cen
Schippcnbeil
Tollnungkehmei
Kreis Cumbinnen
ZiDlen
Schugsten
Kreis Sied^ng
Kreis Darkebmen
Tarputschen
Rauschen
Kreis Pillksllen
Ludn-iesort
Kreit Kasienburg
Kraupischken
Kreis Cumbinnen
Kreis Tilsil Ragnil
Tarputscben
Kreis Pr Holland
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis Marienturg
Schugsteo
Kaukehmeo
Kreis Rosenberg
Seerappm
Kobbeibude
Kreis Wehlao
Alt IkiUslidt
Kreis KOnlgsberg
Kreis Angerborg
Ostprrussen
Kreit Tilsit Ragnlt
Rurlau
HftJignvbell
Ilarten
Krrli Tilsit Ragnlt
Kre I hJIkallen
Kreis Angerburg
I'ronllien
Kreit Niedening
Uchteiilell
Allniitrin
. , J^dwtgMfi
Kreis Kiederung
Kreis Maririiburg
Kre s Mrbrungen
Kreis Angerburg
Kreis Meilerung
Ikrmnau
Krris lurkehmen
PiieuUtid
THE POMERANIAN HERD BOOK ASSOCIATION OF BREEDERS OF
ELACK-WHITE LOWLAND CATTLE, Stettin, Germany
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GERMANY.
Herd Book Associations in East and West Prussia of Breeders of Friesian Cattle {contd )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
BoIschT^ og V
BolU —
Brandes Dr —
Brandt v —
Brassat —
Braun —
Braun Baron \
Crodtmann —
Brunken —
Bruyitr de la —
BuchUr —
Buddenbrock Baron v
Buettlrr —
BUorv V —
Buhl Baron v
Burcfaardt —
Buricbeit —
Buscb ng •—
BuaVica •—
Buttgrreit —
gmycnbauaco Baron ■
Cb^se —
Claaiaen
OaaairB
Da burner ~
Dasncnbarg —
Deutaeh v ~
Dickhaeuaer —
Doepner —
Dahr ng —
Dommasch —
D&nhoff Count v
Docholi Count v
Dobna Schlob tt«a
Prmee zu
Dohna Schlobittn
Pnnce au
Debna Scblodien Pnneo
DcUcklar —
Dyck —
Dyck —
Ebbngbau* ~
Ebhardt —
Elem V —
Enss —
Erzbcrgcr —
Erzberger —
Eulenburg Count lu
Eulcnburg Count zu
Eulenburg Count zu
Feyerabend -
Forllage —
Frankenburg v —
Focba
Gadeke —
Camp Baron v —
Castell ^
Gehrmann —
Schdnbruch
Ad g Grtinden
Tolksdorf
Adi g Liegeo
St Lorenz
Gross Kar nnden
Doristal
Althof
Pellen
Skurg rren
Betbisdagut
BOnkeim
Wamikcim
Maxheim
Powarben
SteffensMalde
Kon gstann
KnOppelsdori
Gro s Legden
GnidshOfchen
Linkenau
Dos n
Postebnen
Ausiinehlen
Walfreide
Ganderkehtncn
Kallningkec
iMrachnebnicB
Korh k
Gross Schtmu
Kobbeibude
Rahnau
Charlottenwalde
Noticftdorf
t\enaken
Kiaunucbken
^neiten
Dobgehnen
Graven tbien
Kuckemeeae
Matt tchkcn
Klrm Skicbat
Spueken
Fr ednchsceiQ
Kraftahagen
Schlob tien
Rudlauken
lacbtfelde
Palescbken
Amahenbof
Kommorowen
Klein Medun scbken
Paballen
Gallingm
Jaskeudorl
Kreis Pr Frtedland
Labiau
Kreis Raslcnburg
UebrmOhl
Rauscbrn
Tharau
Kreis PlUkalleB
Krets Inatecburg
Zinten
Kreis Insterbuig
Kreis Aognburg
Kreta Pr £>kau
Bartenslein
TtOmgau
Dohlan
AUenburg
Neuhaasen
Waldau
WOlerkeim
Kreis Mobrungen
Kreis Cumbionen
Gross Hoppen
Fn^Und
Nemmeisdorf
Kreis Angerburg
Kreis GumbiDncn
Kreis Tilsit Ragnlt
Rwdau
Cetdauea
Kreis ^^eblau
Ostpreussen
Kre s Pr Holland
Kreis Tilsii Ragnit
Kreis Maiienburg
Buddcn
Pr EyUu
Kreis Insterburg
Kre s Niederung
Neuendorf
Posmablen
Kaukehnun
Kreis Tilsit Ragut
Kieis Niedening
Kreis Niedenmg
Kreis KSnigsberg
Keibgeawalde
Kreis Pr HoQand
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis Stubm
Kreis Sinbm
SUUopdnen
Bialla
Albiechlsdort
Kreis Itarkebinen
Kre s Tikit Ragnit
Kreis Fi edland
Kreis Rastenburg
Schoobmcb
Chlwelewm
Kreis Oletzko
Kins Daikebmen
Kreis Angnbnrg
Kreis NiraerUDg
Tap aclien
PBlmiickeii
Neuendorl
Medenan
Kreis JUobnutgoi
l4ska S^iaaken
CTtmboff
CerUcb •
Kreis St nhin
Mebtanken
Kreis Fiscbbansa
ROssel
LiebeiDiilil .
Rudau
Kreis Pr Eylan
Kre s Raslenlniig
Kre s Stubm
Bladi^
Pr Holland
Kreis InsteHnsrg
Clcse —
Giese —
Guod ~
Clasow V —
GUsow V ~
Gortze —
Coltz Banm v d —
GoKz naroti v d
Goltz Usron v d
Coltz Dofnbardt Baron
s d
Cottberg » —
Oraeve Edier s —
C raiiutzki s —
Cramberg ~
Croeben, v d —
CcoetKii r d —
Ctme —
Gruber —
Gruber
Gcunnaldl —
Gubba —
Cotsvernaliuflg
Haasler —
Hahlaeg ~
llammenchmidt —
Hardt —
Hassenstein —
Katteii V —
Hauptgeslfit —
Hausen Baron v —
He niicb —
Heise —
Heisralh —
Herrmano —
Heubacb —
HeuraaDD —
H Ueoberg —
Hippel V —
Hoeilger —
Hoenig —
Hoepfner —
Hobler >-
Hosioann —
Hostmann —
Hoth —
Hullesem Baton v
Hutienbacb —
HundsdOtfer —
japba —
Jaraczewsici v —
Kaeswurm —
Kagelmacber —
Kakkstem v —
Kalchstein v —
Kalinmt —
Kaiutt Count v
Keysediogk Count v
Klalt —
Klempnauer —
Kl okowstroem Count v
Kluge —
KlugkisI —
Knoblocb ▼ —
Knobtocb V —
ICnopff Eckettsberg —
Kobylinsk r —
Koeppen —
Koestar —
Kohtz —
Kc^b —
Kiabmer —
Kralewsfc —
Krause —
Krause —
Kroeck —
KrOinert —
Kuekein
Kuoiheim ▼ ^
Kubn —
Kubn • —
Kimtse • —
Labes us —
Landn rtsi^alUiche
Scbule
Langel —
Legitten
LeElttrn
Luislanna
Ilaliza
Parlhcincn
Kalkstein
Kallen
Mcrtensdjrf
Uehlack
Cross Bestrndori
Pr Uiltni
Gross Cotteswalde
Scbrembehnen
Cro<s Klingbeck
^^l(se
Sieegrn
Bobnau
VVessejhOfrn
Bartukcilni
Rncbenbach
Adlig GStzbOfen
Palirwckm
Cross Cnle
Burkandten
Ober Plehnen
Ktdlizkeim
Brandau
Scbitdeclc
Staldschrn
SaUarichienen
Trakehnen
Sudnickrn
Catbiinbdfrn
Uchtfelde
^bnigihof
KspkeuD
Klein Cabhck
Henriettmbof
Cross Kugtaek
Pustotien
Malhildenbof
Moililm
B&bmenhS ro
BudupCnen
Adi g Sudan
Klotainen
Lfithen
CarbeniDgken
Corall tchken
Cerdauen
AbEintkeim
Elkmehlen
Cross Puspem
Arn'berg
Neu Drutschlauken
Podasgen
Prohnen
Heiligenstem
Lindenberg
Bawien
Adi g Barwalde
Fr edrichsburg
Gross Kominten
Korbsdorf
Abell scbken
Stalle
Gmth eden
Adlig Althof Skirbst
Marggrabowa
Kteil Insterburg
Pron itrn
Kreis Darkchmoi
Kreis Hell ztnbeil
Wol tin ck
Fischbausen
riscbbaosen
Fried! and
Wtnden
Kreis Mobrungen
Domoau
Sonnenborn
Kreis Pr B^lao
Rbem
Lndwjrsort
Ruchenbacb
Pr Holland
Godmcken
Schaaksiilt
Kreis Tilsit Ragn,“
Kreis Pr Holland
Metnel
Kren Fischbausen
Kreis Cerdauen
Kreis Tilsit Ragni
Donhofstadt
Dbnhofstadt
Petershagen
Rreis StaUopdaa
LI ka Sehasken
Powajen
Keen Stubm
Kreis Cumbinnen
Kreis Manenburg
Cross Liadenau
ttidmnnen
Liebstadt
Caldbaeh
Kreis Kiedetung
Roggenbauien
Creuzburg
Bcaunsberg
Kre s Tilsit Ragnit
Quednau
Kreis Reilsberg
Kreis Mobrungen
Coldbacb
Kre s Keidenburg
Posmablen
Pllcken
Kreis Cerdauen
Quednau
Tarputschen
Trakehnen
Kreis Pr
Creuzburg
Posmablen
Kreis
powayen
Eichen
Kreis Insterburg
Kreis Gerdaueo
Goldbacb
Goldbach
Kreis Mu^burg
Neuendorf
Kre s K ed^g
Wnslack
Ostpreussen
Kreis Medening
Kreis Angerburg
Labiau
Sebenbrueb
Adi g Neuendorf
AuestupOnen
Adi g Klein Dombrowker
Kreis Gumb one
1 Kre s Angerburg
Kreis Pr Hollao
GERMANY
527
Herd Book Associations In East and West Prussia of Breeders of Friesian Cattle (contd)
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Amicnhof
Adlig; Linkau
hreudeobecg
NcuIappOorn
Kattrnau
Gross ScharUck
SehOnunfie
Grasgirrtn
Makrn
Poprlkcn
Kl«n Waldrfk
AbschmiagMra
Altkof Kagnit
Laxdo>ni
MOckfBb»r|
Muhlbachn,
MOllrr —
Muellerbuckbai
Naudsrus —
Nrs'obera
Sesiliogrr
Ntsslinsfr
>irubach«r
NiBck —
^ecrlkat
Ortmann
Ortmann
Oichkinai
Ovtrkacnp
rtdrifkf,
Paulat
rauUi
Gross OstbkiRnm
M 6 rln>
Jill ch hot
r<lrrkthTn««
Adlig Iksmrwlknm
Osorc«nbur|
Uatlott<liho(
tulreinrckro
l/)iin»ald«
Stnnbrrg
Gross Trakliebkrs
TfOmpsu
Kaudohnm
Adlig L^hmbfud)
DroiwaUr
Iflstrrburf
Nm Uuttkischkn
rnntbrk
AdU«— Urtslskn
Absfhrry
Mari'Obot
iJcrtidorf
Kl'in Srhotrlirn
Schlrprckrsi
Ktris Utbtau
Krns Insteiburg
Krtis StallupOntn
Labiau
Krns Sfarimburg
Krtis Daikr^mn
{-rtrdtwsm
Abs<di«aiig(n
Krrti CarkthmpB
Krtis Pr EyUrs
\\ tlkmdoti
Fisobhamrn
Kreis Mantnburg
Kms lobannisbuTg
Gross AmsdOT
Catbnm
Krris Gornbimns
Gumbcmitn
Krris Gumbiiinrii
Krtis Mohruogto
Krris Gumbinchtfi
PiJIkiOta
Krris Stalltspdrtni
AlVtiborc
ROssrI
Krris Crtt-unt
Rosiltta
Kms Tilsit RagoU
OsttTodc
Kms Insxrburg
Kms Instrrborg
flartrnstrui
Drogrbnni
Krris Instrrbur*
Kms toitrrburc
Lirbrmubl
Krris rillkallni
Kms SiuhiB
Krris Kosrobrrg
Krris <fOldap
Kms Kenigsbrnt
Krris DukrhiMs
Krris Sirdrismg
Rotberogrr
Saint Paul
Sasnt Paul r —
Sandriosnky —
Schichau
SdursMJ
Schlrnthrf —
Scbidtfrid Baron v
Scbinidtkr —
Sthitfijtrr —
Srhmsrhtrobrrg -
ScbwiU —
Srgadio
SrIInat
Swbrrt
Sirrinrd
Sirgfrtrd
Adhg Kantrn
Kirin Trsimpritro
Gross Srhrrn
Rorrhrirn
Tykrigrlmro
Sudthaustn
Adiig Ebllilidt
Rrgiiim
Groasr U ruolowrn
briDittrs
Cot Km
Cittm
Kiliknm
SrhiUrallrn Kauiebrn
KagvpOnrn
Sumtkrs
Mrykrn
Lysrntrn
Cross Slrrtrfi
Sirkrlsdnll
Crnnvirsr
Srhenrobr
SrbUbUo «
IlOndtni
Ackoi'tiistlktti
Gross ttaUrrk
Gross Albrrrbtihnf
KlMhrnrn
Gross l^brloirn
AdJir Cross bkirUl
C loss Imstfckro
i>»srTMiKLkro
I rr«Tsisn
Scblpprnbril
Tollnunikrhtnra
Kms Gombinnrn
Schu^slrn
Krris Kirderung
Kms DarkehirifB
Taryutiebrn
Rauschrn
Kms Pillkallrn
Ludwirsort
Krcis Rjsfmburf
Kraupiscbkrn
rblau
Krris CumbinDrn
Kms Tilsil Ragnit
Tarpuisthrn
Krris Pr iloIUod
Krris ImUrbarg
Krris Marirnburg
Rudau
Schugstra
Kaukrhmra
Iirtls Kosrobrrg
Srrrapprn
KobSribu<ie
Krris \t rblau
Alt Itollslidt
Krris Kdnlesbrrg
Krris Angrrl’urg
Osiprrustcn
Krris Tilsit Kagnit
Rudau
llriligrobrll
Hartrri
Krris TItsil RagBit
Krtis IlllkslIrn
Kms Angfrbur*
I'rortllrsi
Kms Mrdrtune
Licbtroi'll
Allrnstrln
Lu iirigsorl
Krris Sirdrrung
Kmi ktarlroburg
Kms klohnirigtii
Kms Aftt'rt’urt
Kms KiAltivni
flminau
Krris tiark'binrn
llirdlaiwl
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GERMANY
BAVARIAN SPOTTED CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATIONS
Arbeitsgemeinschaft der bayerischen Fleckvieuichtverbande Passau Bavaria
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Acktrmaca,
Areo 2 nneberg’sthe Grill
Be Ihack EngeJlr ed
Bezlrksgut Lu ppeo
Fischer Johann
F schbacher Geor|
Gerauer Franz
Huber Josef
E Ubauer Johann
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Liedschreber Josef
Luxemburg FtirStljche
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Gutsvecvallung Sch&nburg (RottaiJ
Cck Hausham Oberbayem
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Lholf ng Sulzach a/Inn K B
Ua erbuchberg Gmuad am Tegemstr O B
Hartbam Milch Rottal NB
Giriund a Tegemsee Oberbayem
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Masse burg a Inn Oberbayem
Sehafstadl Gmund am Tegemsee Oberbayei
Hoheuburg Lengr es Oberbayem
Bayi scbzelJ Oberbayem
Menk Wilhelm
Moser Faul
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Selmayr Josef
Sudlberger klaria
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Mifiunef Franz
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ALLGAU CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION BAVARIA
Allgausr Herdbuchgeselkchaft Immenstadt. Bayern
PROMINENT BREEDERS
AUga «r Ceschwistsr
A> gauer Bauemsehule
Bauer Bemh
Bauer Hermann
B St Otto
Eltter Job
F ekler I
F seher Jos
Gutsverwaltung
Hagip ehl Joi
H emer Ludw j
Meber Rettenberg be Inuneastadt
Sp talbof Kempten Allg
Opfenbach tie gats
Spbck K chhe m o Schwaben
Moos Me nau Kempten
Hub Legau Memnungen
Ungerbausen Nteoim ngen
Gutenberg Pforten Kaufbeuren
Steatfber Bob ogen Augsburg
kavet CUnrach
Mobmbreehts Kergatt
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Linden Oement
Linder Engelbert
Kollmann Emit
K«n g Mar a
K«ng J G
Mayer Bas I
Mader Josef
M Iz FbO p
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MESSKIRCH CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOC^IaTION BADEN
Zucht Genosaenschalt Messkirchen Messkirch, D^er Bb&en
B sell Adlerwirt
Frick Leonhard
FrOhUch Karl
Fflrstbcb FUrstenbergische Gutsverwaltunr Schloss
Gabele Theodor e-.-u-.# «»._ . ..
Hafner Fraoz
Heosler Cebriider
Hdre GebrUder
E;.,- Hermann
Keropi Josef
Kugler Hermann
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PROMINENT BREEDERS
Lctielter Karl
Ma he s Otto
MuHer Lorenz
Re chle W twe Josef
Re cbJe Leander
Rent W Uielra
Scbmht Jakob
SchOhle Konrad
Stengele Oskar
ssbaupt Johann
Sentenhart
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CENTRAL MANAGEMENT OF AFFILIATED CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATIONS IN BADEN
Prasidiurn des Verbands der Oberbad schen Zuchtgenossenschaften Konstanz (Baden) Rheingasse 20
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Bonndorf
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PROMINENT Bl^EED ASSOCIATIONS
Konstanz Bbcingasse 20 I Znebtgenossenscbait stoci'ch'* Konstanz Rh«‘'’«*“**®
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FLOCK BOOK ASSOCIATION OF BREEDERS OF BLACK FACED MUTTON SHEEP IN WESTPHALIA
Hcrdbuchverein fur das Deutsche schwarzkopfige Fletschschaf In der Provinz Westfalen Paderbom
PROMINENT BREEDERS
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ASSOCIATION OF SHEEP BREEDERS IN PROVINCE SAXONY
Verband Provlnzial Siehsischer Schafzachter Kalsterstrasse 7, Halle a -Saale Sachsen
PROMINENT BREEDERS
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ASSOCIATION OF SHEEP BREEDERS IN PROVINCF BRANDENBURG
Verband der Schafzuchter der Provinz Brandenburg Berlin NW Kronprinzen Ufer S 6
PROMINENT BREEDERS
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ASSOCIATION OF SHEEP BREEDERS IN OLDENBURG
OMenbutjiSChe Schafxuehtepyereln gwig R»d*-klrch»n O’leit.rg
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BLACK FACED MUTTON SHEEP PREEDERS ASSOCIATION IN EAST PRUSSIA
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Ost vjnd Westpreussische Schweinemchtp«eI 1 s*haft, Qahnhofjuass* 7 J AIl»''j'*
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HILDESHEIM ASSOCIATION OF BREEDERS OF MOORLAND PICS
Hildesheimer Zuchterveremigung zur Zucht des deutschen Heldeschweinea (Hannover — Braunschwelgls he Land
schwelne) Llnkstrasse 3 Hildeshelm
prominent breeders
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THE INTERNATIONAL DIRECTORY OP PEDIGREE STOCKBREEDERS,
( Fuhrer durch die Ilochziichtcn der W cU )
33, Fleet StreeL London, E C 4, England,
Wir Bind wber die Herden dcr \\ cU untemeldet und Rem bereit Fragen nacli ^ erkaufamogbchLeiten Preisen,
Mdrkten Transporten und Eignting der Tiere fur jwles Klimo aofort und kostenfrei zu beantwortcn Der
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^^elt und die ^on ihnen gczuchteten Ticrarten
Horse Breeders.
PROVINCE OF HANOVER LIGHT HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
Provinzial Verband Hannoverscher WarmWutzuchter Hannoverache StutbuchgesMlschaft, Leopoldstrasse 10, Hannover
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Addut Alb
Addix Hcrm
Ahli Henrich
Allen Rudolf
AUwtudm Hnnticbv
All“6idCTi HeinnchT
Arfmann KnUbel Job
Asendorf Beisiicb
Pccken Karl
Beckmann Claus
Beckmann Heinr
Beckmann Wu-ne
Beekro Herm
BeoSbr tians
Buhbf I eler
Bulle Ernst
Bubrlrinl
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Ddseber Adolf
Doseben Ernst
Doscher Haas
Doscher Heinnch
Dlkscher Hioilob
Danng V
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Eckhou Baltbasar
Eg^n Herm
Efunana Helmut
E>lmaon Robert
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Fbllsfich Ernst
Fre7 Joh Hinncb
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Province of Hanover Light Horse Breeders Association {cont }
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Ihirc JIf nrich
IcWfii '' En«in
ni Hr nrich
m R ch»rd
ro Rudolf
» nr
loVinnrsoi Knrl
111 . jclau* Alfred
Kahmann Gustav
Kolstrr Claus
Kelst'T Mrs
Korr^lmann Peter
Kords Robert
Krorp Bernhard
Kepke Johannes
hOfpen He nrich
K6s«T Heinnch
KOser GebrOder
Lanpe He onch
Levers Johann
Leydccker CJauS
S ‘ decker Heinnch
mann Heinrich
iteyer Aupust
MeWr Fnti
Meyer Herns
Meyer Heinnch
Jfeyer Job
Meyer W Ih
Vieischmann D etnch
Mejer tt Ihelm
klesTi Johannes
Mohr flermann
Jlohr W Ih
Monsse Di
klonsse Mrl
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Andreae G
Athmann H
Auhage H
nakchauj. Cerh
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Borggrafe E
Broni B
Bruns Emil
BrOntigmeyer Alw
Buketi H
Bulling D
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Bununerstldt H
Bilsselmann, Hertn.
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Dannemann Diedr
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Otterstedt Heinrich
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Schroder lie nrich
Schroder Albert
Schne
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association of breeders of the OLDENBURG HORSE
Verband der 20cht«r des Oldenburger Pferdes Pferdemarkt 12 Oldenburg
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Fubrkeo Bemh
Gardeler He nr
Gebkeo Job
Cellhaos Aug
Cerdes Cerh
GetdfS Heinr
Cerdes He on h Sf
S naburg Galiwarden
KrusUdI SlfUckbausen
Golnrardenvurp Goiznarden
Butieldarl Al enbuntori
bloorser Abbehauseo
Hoykenkampb Delmenharsl
tloordorl b Altenhuntorl
Feddemarden (Jeveriand)
MUhlen
VV liter
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Barden firth
Holdori
Rodenk rchen
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Ovtheb VeebU
Vv'eslnttrum b Huntloscn
Nut eln b Cloppenburg
Butzha sen Al Riesch
Fahrra b Candetkrsce
Ho le b VV us ng
Oberletbe b VVardenburg
Neucubrok
Siiderietd Hanunelwacdm
Dal nghausen b. Damme
Tungeln b
Mundeiloh b. Kirchalten
Grashaul b Jeser
Marrwardeo Langwacden
T anewece b l> nkiage
Sch»ege b D nkiage
Pohnsdort b SchnarUu
Os erloh b DOsel
VV nkelshe de b Virel
Astrup b Sandkiug
O deoburg
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Cramberg Gust
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Cross VVassetii b Jever
S llenstede Jever
VVehrder Berne
AbrmsbOk
BrandhOfen b Delmenborst
Abbehauergroden b Abbehauseo
Alserde ch Rodenkircbcn
StolihaDun Haul Oslerhausen
Jeddelob b Edewecht
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kUge
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Altendricb b. Tettnu
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Association of Brc-d-rs of the Oldenburg Horse (cor'd )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Mcioirdus D
Meytr Lud»
'fever G
Merer "
Mcr^ V! Fr
Milder Ft
Niter Th
OeU en H W
Oelijeo Heinr
OUinj Th
Ostendorf D
Os endori " idi
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PopifO Grali
Paadt G
Ranum \ G
Raauen Georg
Reeou C G
Remke Cail
Remke aem
Rem Car!
Remmer' R
Retiscbea Gust
Rietif G
Ruaebesdorf Hr
Kuier Fr
Sadi Karl
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Stollhamm
Horsieosb WadJewanin
Amelhausen b Himtteen
Lehmden b Haim
Re nshaus b Ftiesolhe
OVimVrok
Orsterdieken b Kooksiel
fcien b Clcppenburs
Euewcht
lennEhave b \ar«l
bokelesth b Ehsabetbfetn
Paradies Altenhimtorf
HOI unghausea
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Icte Stolliiamm
Hecmel^kamp Dilmenborst
HOr"pe Bardevnsch
Landesvearlen b Hehenkifctro
Jaderberg
Sinlckliau««i
Atu Cacalei Rodesk rcbrti
Moonunt b S 1 ecslede
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NparVe H
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Stolle Herns
Slnklthofl O
Stoser W
Tabden Otto
TabJm U ifh
Taotxen Job
Taotren K A
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EAST PRUSSIAN STUD BOOK ASSOCIATION OF BREEDERS OF THE TRAKEHNER HORSE
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PROMINENT BREEDERS
Baecber —
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Bludao
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Dohna Count
Dohna Prince
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Doraane —
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Dooboir Count
EbbioSiaos —
Ebhardt —
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Kanlia Count
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SaockcD sTio —
Sctunr —
Schmidt —
Schaudt —
SchrOtler Baron eon
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Tilsit Kara t
Tiiat Kaput
TilMt Raaut
LOUea
Tils t Kaput
Datkebmen
Darkeimm
losterburg
GoUap
Sta.lUF*'™
FnedlanJ
Lrck
Oletrko
DirVrhmen
Labiau
parkebinm
Oslnode
Stubm
Rasleubnrg
. Niederong
TiGit Ractut
Mohiungen
Datkebmen
Tilsit Rapilt
KOolpberg
Mederuns
Piltkallen
GERMANY
537
RHINELAND DRAUGHT HORSE BREEDERS
Rheinische Pferde Ziichter Landwirtsehafts Kammer fOr d e Rhein Provlnr Fndenlcher Ailed 60 Bonn
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Aa hfn rul««n<-»1tuns
d« S »Jt Aachfu
teclnrr I’lrrdciucht
n<«k C»br
Vnrdnch
B r j Albtrt ^•o^
Bertnnn Jos
Des eiuch Dr h c Kail
ItoltcB Josrt
iiomam C«br
Bniekhaus Oswald
Oniss Ibclsi
BuKb Pet«r
Crcmer Cnrr
Dams ^^we Johans
Desclarts Ff »
Oestlaan Lambftt
Dautt h%ai
Hardrmannshof lUch
Post M r rabaum
St nshol I'osi lltibbriralh
TQschrn roil\«lb*rt
Hombrrg GulLntrn
schr(\rrs Post Rat mgcn
Crossbro chhoi Post
Rat riRrn
R tlrrrue Burg Gbdbach
Post MiUdrrshs m
Burg Klfin \«ni ch Post
\\r Irnwist
Lmstand Krttwtg it
Zum Itulrb G*mr sde
Grafrath PostFocbe
Pr«I I'ost RhriDdaUm
K pshotra
Schm t nhof S riunp
post Oslera h
Borohri n Post Rrpcira
Spcldorf
Zur Linden Gniiies
Pest \ob'nak«l
Gut \MtteBbaus Post
Hombsrc
Schul enhof ^I<lIb«un
(RubrpRaadt
Pu terhorf Post Walden
ra h
Cunho en PostRhe ndahJen
R temt Burg Geretl
hosea Pest Roamen
kjrchen
Zflndorf
Puttdorf b<i Aldenhoven
Neuleld PoitTensbefg
Baersdonk
Aersuni PostC Idem
StOttgnbof bet KdUi
Undestbal
EKeteo
Cut Rosrntbal Post
Kubbelratb
it Sechtrm
Muthmacherbof Dsst
Welldori
Dor haus n be Rhela
Scbolleahof Wardt bet
Xantm
W llich
^ et^hlrchrehmsbol
Post Kapel en
Kola Won ngen
BecKrath 1 8 Post Her
KetzberR Post Foche
Baschrrhof Post £ k Ira
NeubOiRm Post Neuis
ki&lbeun (Ruhr)
He otberg
s Guls>ec«altung Haul Clre, Post Ualdnlel
Lohmannifielde Post
Baerl
®chIeiderhof Post T-ao
Knes Erketeaa
kofiip Deg nbard
Kohtes Joseph
Kappers Ffiedreh
Langenohe Gabriel
Lasgels He or ch
Lebmke Fnnt
Lensuig Atigusl
Lcun Matlb at
Me wea Hermann
Metlmas llesgslbal
luogsgctMssenscbait
e G m b 11
>Ieuleobe« tt«e C
undW Sebulle*
Doecker
MOlhens Peter
Sahmes Paul van
Kesaeler V^lsaDd
Haul Drrkuin RzstDerkum
SchOrkeshoi Stnimp
itost Ottrralh
Wieseagut IlenaefiS egkreis)
Hrssmhoi Oefle S Ihsst
Kettw ( (Ruhr)
Kattem loslLbvnuch
Geuchterhof Post Horbach
Essen RUltenschc d
N eukerk
Lahmannsheide Post Baerl
Klotlergut PrauweiUer
lottBedburg
HausOverbaeb Post Much
Ka® *’
Vofuiskel
Pescb latmann
Plekactz Ceto
Pteiro Gebr
Plalm Joseph
Possberr Wwe W U>
POUeo Irani
Quack HetnrKh
Rees Land Hafiett Mebr
Pferderodtlvereio
Rebm Konrad
Rehmann Emit \ebFrt
Re Her Gottfried Friesb j
Reiners Johaan Isengra:
Rhesmsc^a Landgestflt Wickwr
Rot Scheldt \\ Ihelin kreuui
SchaTbausen lleiancb Cross-P
S haf« Jakob Ham O
Sebenzet \V Ibelm * ' *
Burg Rftttget) bei KOb Rath
Hanumskeln
C lletbble I ett Romner
sk rcben
M ntard Post Mulbtim
(Ruhr) Saan
Post Kapellco
Pnorshoi PostWiekratb
Schaepbuyten
Cett Post Buder ch
R tergut WoUenom
Pott Rees
Kettebbeim Pott Baerl
Kehlenhof FostOsterstb
Plossdorf bel L an ch
Houveratb Post Huckel
bovea
C ck Laakmannihof
Quacksho^’Vott jQchea
Gut Blumratb Pott Hub-
bciratb
\ebert Cut Hardenberg
Friesb un W e sie Burg
Cross-Foth PostCruitea
Ham OOssel I’ost Domap
ersaei Post
538
GERMANY
Rhineland Draught Hurse Breeders (co«t )
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Sfchtcm Josef
Rerdenichtvtreio
Smiunaos Jobann
Stiasbott Enist W-kt
Streuff Tbeodor
Terinarels Gerhard
Theis Ileinr
Troost Rudolph
Unterhansberg Htlorich
Vesrter Pferderuehtvere i
Grauburg Post Secbfrm Krcia Itonn
Scvelen Geldeilt
Winternam PoslIsieuVerk reldettt
IlauiSlaadc toitKatfaig Essen
(Ruhr)
fro n Rees
Quillhbselshof PostCeldern Celdern
St Hubert (Crnei^iOiof) Xetopen
Kuhnhaus Post Hell gruhaus Mettmamt
Umsland Buchholahof Essen
Post Kett« g
1 ^itlbOseUbof PostCeldem GelderO
Velth Hdarleh
\erblkiietii Taut
iobwinkel Ludwig
\%atders>ann JaVob
\%esseis Karl
Westerfrid Paul
Wlrtz Heinrich
\tyDeo Geschw
Zihres Ctnst
Z IcLen Joseph
Pergerhof Post Roro I'te s
mersliircheii
Heertn Post Haldem IRhldJ
\\illitb
SL Hubert
Hrldrrlob Post Ilaldem
Rdd ngen
Haus Ohndorf Post Elidorf
Hatselbeek Post Keltnig
(Ruhr1
Ahrburj: GoUheim PoStPuic
Berjhena
Kiefeld
Kempeu
Rees
JfUidi
Berebtira
Mettmano
EQren
SCHLESWIG HORSE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
Verband Schleswiger Pferderucht Vcrcine Husutn, Schleswig
PROMINENT BREEDERS
AaderscB —
Bubmaon A
Cbr suansec H
Denver E
Detblefsen Hans
Hansen Hant
Hinriehses E
i eases —
aeh tnien J
ocbinuen h
t\ esteiholm Sternp
Kotlenbull Tomiia*
Goldelund Oredstedi
Desmees resVoog Btedstedt
EreesmarV Sudcrlugum
Imnienstedt Schaesng
Sande Siebull
Tins nniedi Leek
Sobnlnibruck Lansenhora
Bredstedt
jUrgeDsen Jobs
Lortoteo L.
Matren P
Slelsen P
Petersen Georg
Peirrsn) HiUi
Scboidi —
Spteekelsfo B
Tb^lBg J
Ilusum
Ronleliiat Credrledt
R&drntis Husum
sadrtlusuni
Drrdstrdi
Uragard XI abfih
Bolteft Sterup
Xatbanoeabrrd
Handorf
Aoe C
Bahr H
Bause H
Bartrls C
Boes H
Brandt F C
Dehne —
Ewers F O
FrtcVr P
Graf C
Hartman —
HANOVERANIAN ASSOCIATION OF DRAUGHT HORSE BREEDERS
Hannoversches Sumtnbuch fOr Kaltblutige Pferde, Gottingen Hannover
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Feldbfuneen
Suderwittinger
Kaketbrk
Dol-en
Hobrnbarneta
Solicgrn
Xeuocdrlum
HOcVelbnin
Luttr ngbausen
^faneDburg
AdoKsbrof
Lenthe
D ngelbe
tWitlnren Hannover
Sehrude Hannover
Kr Peioe
Usiar
Garbolrum
Noftbeioi
Ilf Under a Delsler
H fdesbeiQD
Kaioelerwald
Gebrden Hannover
Garbolrum
HUe —
Krl^r A
KOster »
Leiaentann C
Muller ~
Nagel H
Piepmeier H
S Ddram H
Sdbmidt Fr
Sliewe —
U beleism M
Beienrode
Siadorf
Ccldingta
Scbellertea
Cfobude
Eime
UessiQgbausea
Anderten
Uebrde 10
Monngen a Soil
Reinshof
Pret&ea lama
GarboUua
Kr Hanela
Xr Crosau
Hardrgsm
Misburp Hinnortt
Osterode Har*
CoppenbruS*
Gbttmgra
ANHALT ASSOCIATION OF BREEDERS OF GERMAN DRAUGHT HORSES
Verband f d Zucht des deutschen Kaltblutpferdes an Anhalt, Wolfgangstrasse 5 Dessau, Anhalt
PROMINENT
BREEDERS
CeslQt Amrsdorf Herrman — AmesdarT |
, DrrtJ CrosskopI — Dtttt I
Gerlebogk Saeuberl ch — Cerlebogfc I
landau Bartb — Maasdorf
, Hinsdorl Pie scher E Hiust^rf
{ Cestut Maasdorf SebfUer — Maaador^
1 Radideben Stbre bei — Radisleben
Boschw t* Gfobe — Rosebwlt
WOfbng Kette — %\6rbzg
ASSOCIATION OF BREEDERS OF THE HOLSTEIN HORSE
Verband der Ztichter des Holstelner Plerdes Elmshorn. Holstein
PROMINENT BREEDERS
AbsbaVs J SomnieTtlader Krempe
Hohlmann Paul KJoorkufen HerrtiSm
Heiorich Gross Rampen Beidenflelb
Pu^eniooot Elmsboin
irUimano >.9^ flskop Krempe
lbs Wilhelm Raunemoor Mane
eSdenburg Hercoann eawisch Wtndburen
Re mers Hemnch StOrdarf VViIster
nnimililea Dfarr n Moorbusen Netteodotf
Witt Hans BUnVenmoor
GERMANY
539
EAST PRUSSIAN STUD BOOK ASSOCIATION OF BREEDERS OF DRAUGHT HORSES
Os'preus Stutbuch fflr Schwere Arbeltspferde Schubertstrasse IS, Konigsber^, Preussen
PROMINENT BREEDERS
^ndrf* fust
Anhulh Rob
AnVcTroann Rob
Rarlcl lirinnch
Harttl Otto
Wnsf
RluJao tmil
Htiobbolt i rant
Fo* Paul
Gertrm Friti
GoU'f P»‘allunf Allho*
Guts\oTvaUung MolUi
Ilcinnch Calhnrxbbfcr
H»tholi Bcrah
Hmt( GusUv
Hoenip Cooilfhncn
Hortip —
hUIlf Frich
Knuto Fraaz
Lrpchnf Paul
LisdesbUtt Utreh
R»lchfc1dp Allftlde Minfnbur* 0»l PiruufQ
lulionhol lAid«1|R«-aldo Keninbtrj
1 aan» Korstbon Kislrebufjr
Retchifldc, Alllrldc ^laricnburp
Gninau M —
Drmuih I
Klr»(fll I
Rilbtn Srniburc
Homiridlcim tVimnau Uattmsloin
nrjfcfim }Y Eolau
&h6nao Hopm tori liraunsborg
Amjdorf llril'brrg
KoRfTfihsim Torranovia Clbing
DidUckm DidUckon fnalttburi
illrn lY IjUi
1 i'b«a«-rti FischbaUMD
Gr ilbnvlorf Rdssrl R6>»I
Allonau, Frirdland llartrnitcin
Kucpfn, Kbnipjberg
Scnkitirn Piwbofstrln Ro<sfl
Bdhkmdorl Frauon^W Graunibrre
Schulon Wuilaek lltilsbotc
Cr Scharlack Labiau Labiau
Plauaon Bitthofstrin Rbssd
Robwrttor —
Komanooskl Arihui
Romaiiowalii Paul
Rocnanouaki Otto
Stfinbfuck
StOnnor Fraot
StymOfMki txin —
\almtini —
l Iknktrkon RfiMtl Risl«nburK Oj
Johannitburp Or Ubssau Rbssd
Maifmbof Awau Stfilgfbfrg
J Hoprodort llraunsborp
C ninau Mafionbure
Rwpoparl UrbiMfli Bwunjberg
^Ithltack llraunibrrp
Adi Morrrn Pcrwillon Hfiligenbeil
KopllCfO Uraun»b»rg
Ranutn Kobbolbudc Kdnjpabfrg
Ctrmiltrn loaufidcn KdnigJbrrp
Kanlon SdiupaUn, Fischcnhautm
Roprhnrn Seerappon Fischhausrn
KoUkrim Barlm Rastchburp
I’argau lY Xoilaod
Roarnitalda Peicnwalda, Braucaberg
Kal«e Alt Mark MHIpr,Stubm
Starkrnborg Cr LmdcBao ISeblau Ost
KlMchrnrn Frirdland Barttnsteia
H«innciimhof Pr Etlau
hj Kdrprn B/'actnsherp
Pr llobrnrado ilriligmwalde Kbnigaberg
ASSOCIATIONS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF RIDING AND DRIVING AND TO PROMOTE
RATIONAL CARE OF THE HORSE
(Members of Reichs Verband (ur Zucbt und Pmfung Deutsshen V/armbluts)
Rfit uod rahrtcbule
CrrifnaUrr Keitrr Verna
Reilmemn
Haweaturhe Sport undZuehtVeri
RrRs<i(rfin
J everUnrtrr Rmnarrnn
luhr Lenne Rr trr V erband
Ltidwig<lu<t(r Renn und Tumiet V
Kre trritrrvrrein Oletako
Herdetueblaereia drt hreitet LUdingbauien
Tumierverband
ScbuaUKhe Reitervemn
V erband derRrit uad Fabrvemne
Reitrrveirin
Plerdeturht undSportverrm
NorddeutxbeVerem fur Zurht Deuts Dluta ■••'■■loii
KurbruiirbeVerrmfurPferdraiKftt Fulit
Tumirr Kartell UalP)rmoftl
lYeMrcucht Keit undFabr^rrna Lippttadt
Krnn und Reitvemn Twittrnaen
Rostocker rfctdr«porf und Renutrir n Ro«ock
Maneobt rp
Cmftttakl
C« Irnkirchcn Hunihcnec
llan burg
Itfrabei n
Uwr. OUJbg
iMflQhn
Ludv-igilust
Marpgrabona
Vordkifchen
Wuftburg
Stuttgart
Celle
Ueekow Storkow
Ohlau
Hamburg
VeiemfurZucbt und Lemunp<i
Keitrrbund der Pronni Svbaen
Freiataaies Anbalt
Rntklub
Kelt und Fahrvereia
Kelt und Fahrterein
Rut Fahr und Merdezuchtver
reiuein^baft der Zucbt und
irerrfoaurht ondKwl
tell unlFahrklub
trit Fabr undKn
\ eslerlander Re t ui
tanrlper Keitrr>'er»i
t und Fahraehule
t undFahrKbule
t undFahrvhule
t und Fabtwbule
Bad OeiDbaus
Labe«
Ctbmodeo
Auerbarb t V|
Hollenrtedt
Bautzen
Kro anke
Lubujublen
Dretisleiofort
J aJerbom
1 Imahoen
Belpird a.
Rail und Fabrjebule
Rett und Fabivbute
Reit und Fahttehule
Rett und Fabrtehule
Kelt urid FabeKhule
Rett und Fahevbule
Reil und Fahnehule
Reil und Fahetcbule
Ren und Fabncbule
i.«pchorn
UrauniebweipiKbrn
LaadpmUt
l<r>tnig
Katie 1 VV
Com te far dec Zuefaiaarlit } >r nllr Pferde Keubnndesburg
Kreisreitetbund Storruam Stormam
Rennverein Sehteanne
Rett und Fahr ' erein Magdeburg
Zueht Reit sod Fabr V eretn Soettf U
Red und Fabr Verband LeUen Itenbagen
Fahr und Reitklub Jadedadte
Renn uudKeiUerem Thedmghauten
Landeeverbaod der Reit Uud Fabr lereine Ifa/nburiT
Kettvere n Zeven
Stralsuitder Reit und Fahr \er
Retlklub
Reitervereine der Crafsrhaft
Krerer
Kmnvrretn
Plerdeaucbt undTumief
Landbund Reiterverein
Pferdeeuchtteiein
Osleroder Re ter \ erein
Zucbt Kelt und Fabr \
Gotbaer Rettee \ eiein
Reiterverem
Gleiwtuer Reiter V erein
•• irtbiden. “
Stralaund
Hagen i VV
Kupjin
Zau h Belatg
KeB-niburp
Pfeideeu ht\ecein
Rntierem
Re t und Fahrvervin
V rrtiand der Fabr undRei'
V emn eur FOedenmip der U
^udpfaliatebe ReUAverein
Reiterwreui
KenehibZoaMedl und I arr^md
Verband der LippiKhm lYerdetuebler
KeitenernnTuuinrndorf und Lmgegntd
Turnierteeband Otcpommeni
Ka» eeuberper R" t » ereifl
VV eatureusa trbe Keitmerein
PutaaauKr Reiterverein
ReneeveTtia
Tufuieeverbaod
Limlaodiacbe ReiterreTbaod
Lttbrek Travemtinder KencUub
Plaliasche Kcunverein Z*eitencketi
Keitenefecu „
Laiadmvtachahlt'be Zentralvereoi
•• Weatpmiiaen
KarlanbrrRmiiema ^
be
Tu^^iendoef
SI Ip I Pceiun
1‘lUeabeek
Kicaenburg
t
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
Stud Book Association of
Efi^eedets Trakehner
Horse in East Prussia.
Only existing Association of Breeders of the East Prussian Full Blood Horse
Breeders aim at produnng a hardy
enduring easily sustained Horse of
general capacity and pure blood
Stallions are submitted to Tests prior
to admittance for Service at the
Government Stallion Performance
Testing Establishment at Zwion
near Georgenburg
Exact Stud Book Entries for Stallions
Brood Mares and their Progeny
guarantee systematic control of
Pedigree
Ostpreussische Stutbuchgesellschaft Fur Warmblut
TRAKEHNER ABSTAMMUNG,
Schubertstrasse 15, Konigsberg in Preussen.
Stud Book Association
of BREEDERS of
The East Prussian Draught
HORSE
A Society comprising 1,800 East Prussian
Breeders and 80 Stallion Breed Depdts
800 Stallions entered 6,000 Brood Mares
Tb« rough climate and tuperb dry
pasturage ensure hardihood
MONTHLY SALES WITH AUCTION
The Association u always prepared
to negotiate sales
The East Prussian Heavy Draught
Horse illustrated
Enquiries solicited
Please address letters to
^'Ostpr Stutbuch Fur Schwere
Arheitspferde E V **
Schubertstrasse, 15,
Konigsberg, Preussen
tZJF '’Vit ‘'"''i.!-"'
542
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
543
The East Prussian Herd Book Association
of Friesian Cattle Breeders.
Office : HANDELSTRASSE 2, KONIGSBERG, PREUSSEN.
More than 17“-'-"^" ^
200 000 AnlmaJs I \ ' , f Control of Milk
“iS*'
Picture of the Cow ZEPHIR 137,772 ” East Prussian Herd Book
No 43 GermiR Dairy Cattle Performance Register A L ** 9 920 KDos of Milk, 3 92% Fat 389 2 KOos Batterfat
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§ T0 Herd Book Association
for Breeding the Black'White Low'Land
Cattle in East Prussia.
a Herdbuch Verein fur das Schwarzweisse Tiefland Rind in Ostpreussen E.V.
g Wilhelmstrasse 7, Insterburg, Ostpreussen.
□
D EhQUIRlES SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO THE OFFICE AT INSTERBURC
□ Since Foundation of Association Obligatory Milk Production Control and Tuberculin Test
The Association
promotes breeding of
animals Mlth high
milk )’ldd and of
robust constitution
besides ability to
profitably turn
rough fo<^ into
meat and fat
and adaptability
under new
conditions.
Top Performance
registered In the
• German Dairy Cattle
Performance
Register ” .
9 481 Knos MQk.
471% Fat.
446 4 KOos Butterfat,
The Association arrange monthly auctions of Breed Animals held at its own Premises. Guarantees of
Performance of Exhibited Animals These sales comprise 300-500 animals of which one-quarter are bulls,
three-quarters cows and la-calf heifers.
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546
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
The General ^^Association for Breeding & Testing
of Performances of the German Light Horse
Der Reichsverband fur Zucht und Prufung deutschen Warrabluts,
TAUENTZIENSTRASSE 7. BERLIN W.
The PRESIDENT THE GENERAL ASSOCIATION for BREEDING & TESTING of GERMAN LIGHT a
HORSES V ZrrZEWITZ WEEDERN [□
The Manager DEPARTMENT for DREEDLNC The Manager DEPARTMENT for TESTING |R
AUC ANDREAE
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
TheOldenburger Horse Breeders’ Association
OLDENBURG, in OLDENBURG, GERMANY.
An Organisation for Breeding under Government Supervision
with 40,000 Horses registered in its Stud Book.
ASOCIACION BE CUADOKES DE OABAELOS STAAIUCH OBOANISIERTEE VEBBAND DEB
DE OLDETOTOO, OIDENBUBO. AIEMAKIA. 2CCHTER DES OLDEKBDEOEE PrEBDES.
Asocisctia d« Cn&dores Orgamzada por el Estado. OWENBtnia 1/0
40,00(1 C.M0. «wt»d„ .a .1 Stad Book. Oldentom Slultod. ’.tatr.o.n.
Les caballoa Oluenburg so lian Ranndo aiempre Plerde
deade 1863 lo8 promios mla altoa y lo8 eainpoonatos . ,o«, r.Yo ».» .
,n lod., p.,t« del mundo. y m Alcm.m« 1 W Old.nbu j»r Word. v,«l.
■e h.n v»nd.do a lo. proc.o. mas aUoj
El p,op6..1o da c.l« an» li. .(do prodocir on 5\" Au.Innd .owio
onb.llS pCTndo do .nngro (Im.to do 1,700 l.bra.) . •"P'bil.oh nnt don grt,«tOn .nl,nid..obon 8((lmnon.
buena andadura, gran rosistcncia y noWo do Zuchtziel ist der BcJjworato U'armblator bfs su
caracter , apropiado tnnto para tjro roesado corao wnem Cowicht von 1700 I fund und bia au cm
para el liviano RohreosttlrKO, tnit holier AKtion, Ausdauor und
^ En el Stud Book ao cneucntran Pedigrees qua \oreugIichem Temperament, dor fOr ;edcn Arbeila.
ee remontan hasta ol ailo do 1820 i'"'*
Todos los caballos registrados estin marcados 18-0 turuck. Samtiicho habon daa
con una O y una corona en el Indo izqmcnlo. BrandzeicJicn (O mit Krone) auf der Imken Londo.
La coirespondcncja doborS dirigirso a la Aaocia CeschSftlicho AuskQnfte erteiU jwloraoit <lio
ci6n, Oldenburg Preaidcnto Conwjero D IVilken Geschoftsstclle des Verbandca, Oldenburg I'O.
Oldenbtug Hones h&ee been an&rded nntaerons First uad Cbampion Fnzes lor Exhibits in Groups and Classes
at many Exhibitions in vanoos constnes.
jf At Amsterdam 1884 At Pans. World Exh. 1900
Bnenos Ayres 1886 „ Rowstow . . 1901
\ / „ Chicago 1888 „ Cbarcoa . . 1903 From 1863 In Germany, cotU
„ Bnenos Ayres 1890 „ StJiOais,WorldExh 1904 present day. the Oldenborc
0 ,.Cbi»^,W0,HEd. 1||3 JUI H.™h„c<,.ll.,...al...lcl.rf
„ Buenos Ayres 1898 „ Bnenos Ayres . 1910 the Highest Airardi.
Uoscow . . . . 1895 Uadnd 1926
„ Port Elisabeth •. 1896
The aim ol the Breeders is a heaty (np to 1.T00 lbs ) Blood Horse, ol 25 cm., wth good action, ot mat endurance
and good temper. smUble alike for any kind of heavy or light work. The Stud Book traces Pedigrees as tar
back as the year 1820 All Horses branded with 0 and Crown. Correspondence XnTlted.
Aisoastion's Address • OLDE27BGBG IB 0.. GERMAITY.
President: COTTBCILLOR D. WILEE17.
At Pans. World Exh. 1900
„ Rowstow . . 1901
M Cbarcon > • 1903
„ StJiOais.WorldExh 1904
„ BIoscow ... 1904
.. PatUwa . 1909
M Bnenos Ayres ■ 1910
„ Madnd 1926
From 1863 in Germany, tmtll
the present day. the Oldenborg
Horse has eontlnnouly fetched
(he Highest Awards.
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PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
Association of Hanoveranian
Breeders of W Warm-Blood Horses
“HANNOVERSCHE STUTBUCHGESELLSCHAFT ” HANNOVER, Leopold-Strasse No 10
The Assoaatioa $
atm IS the breeding of
a strong
\\ aim Blood Horse
capable of performing
e^e^y land of
Agncultural work.
Net possessing all the
qualifications
necessary for
cooshtctmg it an
Ideal Riding- and
Coach Horse.
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STUD BOOK
contains ontt
20 COO ENTRIES,
Tests and Performances
recorded at 50 ^bov*s
and Racecourses.
The Association
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jtmroal—
The HanoNtranlan
Horse.
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Utility Horses of all kinds through the assistance of Expert Breeders
Chamber of Agriculture for Rhineprovince
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Association of Schleswig ' Holstein Societies
of Breeders of Shorthorn Cattle, Founded 1898.
PRODUCING
EARLY
MATURING
CATTLE OF
HEAVY BUILD
AND SATIS-
FACTORY
COUNCILLOR
REEDER,
PRESIDENT,
Tonning,
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Schleswig-
Holstein
HUSUM,
Neustadt S2
Pedigree Shorthorn Bull FRANZ ” K V S 8807 Born July 29 1927
Sire ‘ Great Scot 1590” Dam Else 1708”
Breeder Mr Comds K Peters Tetenbail Kreis Eiderstedt Provinz Schleswig Holstela
Verband Schleswig-Holsteinischer Shorthornzuchter Vereine.
GtcRUNDcr 1698
HERDBUCH KONTROLL VERBAND ANGELN E.V.
Suderbrarup, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.
Invites Cattle Breeders' attention to the beautiful
middle weight
RED ANGLER CATTLE
Remarkable for Robustness, High Milk Production and
ability to convert their feed into Fat, Milk and Beef.
Average Production of 16,000 Controlled Cows during last year:
3,391 Kilos of Milk, 3.47% Fat, 117.52 Kilos Butterfat.
CORRESPONDENCE INVITED.
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The Oldenburg Wesermarsh Herd
Book Association.
Oldenburgiscbe Wesermartch Herdbuch Gesellschaft E.V.
RODENKIRCHEN ^ in OLDENBURG.
Founded 1880
More than 130,000 Registered Animals
MILK CONTROL OBLIGATORY
Breeders.
3,000
Breeders of sound, high-millunjT,
beautifully developed, heavy
Wesermarsh Dual-Purpose
Cattle (milk & easily fattened)
of type German Black-White
Low-Land Breed.
Animals Exhibited by the • OLDENBURG WESERMARSH HERD BOOK ASSOCIATION,” at the
GERMAN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY’S (D L C )
r 5 VICTORY PRIZES
I 11 HONOUR „
28 FIRST
30 SECOND
7 THIRD
1 FOURTH
. 22 HONOURABLE MENTION
and 2 First and 1 Second Prizes at the Grand Exhibition with Breed Auction and Prize-Awarding in
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Shows at HAMBURG,
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BRESLAU,
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Telephone No 533 Amt Nordenham
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the Spotted Bavarian Cattie
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Offer German Alpine Cattle
of the Simmental Type for Export to European and Overseas Countries.
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The Breeders aim is
middle weight early
maturing deep bodied,
broad cattle who
easily turn tbelr feed
into mUk yield meat
and work
main points
Easily acclimatising
Hardihood
Good Grazers.
Robust Health.
Finest Strains.
Enquiries and
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ASSOCIATION
OF BREEDERS
OF THE
RED-WHITE
HOLSTEIN
CATTLE.
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GERMANY.
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BuII« and in calf Heifers of
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The Breeders Aim is.
High Milk Yield easily
fattened, robust Cattle
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Schleswig Heavy Draught Horse
IS A PURE BRED EARLY UATURIVO EASILY SUSTAINED
HORSE EQUALLY SUITABLE FOR UGBT CARRIAOB AND
BEATY WORK.
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peadeaee pl«ue spptp lo
Verband Schleswiger
Pferdezueht Vereice,
Scbleswiger Chauss^e 11
Husum Schleswig
Holstein Germany
Oldenburg Association
of Pig Breeders.
BREED ANIMALS ALWAYS FOR SALE
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Province Oldenburg, Telepbona £440
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Founded u 1874
Growers & Cultivators of Original Potato Varieties.
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GREECE
Livestock Breeding in Greece.
The Live Stock estimate for Greece states • cattle 681.000, sheep 5,805 000, pigs 418,000, horses l75.ooo
In anaent times the reputation of the Greek live
stock breeder was high and his skill held in great
respect among the various nations populating the
M^ilerranean Basin, the horses from Hellas being
considered among the best, and a great trade was long
carried on between Greek breeders and the countries
of Europe The Greek sheep were also considered
of particular value, and some of the cattle breeds early
enjoyed reputation as fine reproducers In the
thirteenth and fourteenth centuries, most of their
cattle were entirely white in colour, with large boms,
not unlike the present day Park cattle in England
The Greek goat was likewise considered one of the best
in Southern Europe, and agriculture in Greece was
long looked upon by her neighbours as particularly
remunerative To-day her agriculture is in nuny
parts of the country in a more or less neglected state
Of the total area, about S 5 500 square miles, one seventh
IS under cultivation The chief products for home
consumption are wheat, barley and rye and for trading
purposes, tobacco and the currant crop, which yearly
reaves such large quantities as from 160 000 to 170 000
tons A considerable article of trade, the acorn from
a certain species of oak tree, is prepared for tanning
purposes, probably reaching between 6000 and 7,000
tons every year, yielding a considerable source of
income
Most of the temtory is mountainous and most of
the Grecian islands are disrupted parts of the main
land, where earthquakes arc always threatening Between
mountains and hills are fertile valleys where the olive,
the fig, the currant grape, oranges, pomegranates
and other fruits of exquisite quality grow, and where
sheep breeding is remuneratively earned on along
pastures of great luxuriance The bee keeping in-
dustry is greatly developed The mining industry,
once upon a time of considerable value, has been more or
less neglected for very many years During the last
hundred years the Greeks have considerably increased
their mantime and commeraal intercourse with other
nations, and since medieeval times the Greek merchants
have enjoyed world reputation for commercial and
fjnanaai skill The population is now about 22}
million, of which nine tenths are Greeks, the rest
Albanians Having suffered considerably dunng the
war, and afterwards, Greece has dunng the last few
years enjoyed stable Government and indications point
towards more tranquillity Uptoa recent time one of
the greatest drawbacks in the country was the lack of
a proper road system, preventing access to more remote
places Now, however, a system of new main roads,
acting as arteries throughout the country, is being
constructed, and the reawakening interest for live
stock breeding bodes well for the future Greece is,
however, still faced with senous problems resulting
from the critical penod following after the vrar, with
her territory doubled, while the j^ulabon seems to
lack consolidation In Western Inrace, a part of
Greece, the population is mainly Moslem Agri-
culture m this part of the country has always been a
remunerative pursuit, and thanks to the efforts of the
Government, and through co operabon with the in-
habitants, several hundreds of new villages have lately
sprung up, housing a population of sm^l farmers, all
of whom are now busily cultivating small holdings
Thus probably nearly 150,000 new farms have been
laid out, each of from 6 to 20 acres, and there will most
certainly be a field for improved Jive stock breeding
among these many new agriculturists, espeaally in
regard to sheep rearing, and opportunities for breeders
of Pedigree stock should be studied Regarding cattle,
there is very considerable room for improvement,
and the Government are contemplating a scheme through
which financial assistance will be granted for in-
auguration of Bull Depots in various districts Speaking
generally, it may be remarked that Greece is now
emerging from a very critical period and that all signs
point towards permanency of improvement
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Ved Las Pag. XIV.-XVIII.
Voir Pag. - XIV.-XVIII.
GREECE
555
Horse Breeding in Greece
By COLONEL V SOPHANIANOS Secretary Jockey Club Athens.
The question of Horse Breeding in Greece is running at the Phaleron Horse Races and some of them
controlled hy the Bio Technical Section of the Ministry have earned off very important prizes Tins concern
of Agriculture who for the last few years have been also breeds mules of a fairly U^e size used exclusively
assisted in the improvement of the breeds of horses for agricultural needs
by the Jockey Club which being established by Law On the Zografos estate m Thessaly belonging to
10x925 now exercises the practical function of control M L Malamidis horse breeding has taken place
In conjunction with the Government the Jockey Club during a number of years Arab stallions have been
likewise controls all the Horse Races throughout used on Hunganan brood mares and a very good
Greece and has the entire supervision of breeding of type of Saddle horse somewhat large sized has been
Thoroughbreds in its hands So far experience has bred Orloff stallions have also been used on cross
shown that horse breeding in Greece earned on on bred brood mares not without success The manage*
lines adopted by the Agncultural Department is in ment of this estate at present maintains five stallions
the right direction and it is hoped that during the next one Thorough bred one Arab one Anglo Arab and
ten years or $0 better horses may be bred two cross bred stallions from Hungary all of which are
From the outset the Government have aimed at utilised for a number of brood mares of divers breeds
creating a type of horse suitable for the agricultural chiefly Hungarian and a very good large sized
needs of the country and taking into consideration the Saddle horse is bred here Some of the cross breds
natural conditions pertaining it has been found that are likewise running at the Phaleron Races so far with
the ideal horse for the requirements of the Greek satisfactory results
farm should be a rather small sized but strong one At the Modi estate m Macedonia near the Bessykia
After having spent some time on coming to this decision Lake belonging to M P Stathatos three Arab stal
the Government have now established Depots spread lions and a number of Servian brood mares are yearly
all over ^ose parts of Greece where the best breed breeding strong agncultural horses of moderate size
matenal is produced At these depots fifty stallions Thus horse breeding has now been fairly satis
are now being kept of which the majonty are pure* factonly started and it is held that the Phaleron Races
bred Hunganans but a few cross brw stall ons are will do much good towards encouraging better types of
also used for service on the native brood mares Only horses
a few Arabs or Anglo Arab horses are kept at these Among prominent stallions now m use the follow
depots The annual production may now be esh mg should be speaally mentioned
mated at some x 000 colts In addition to these Polychay by Polymdus off Tauing
depots in Greece sixty Hunganan and Serbian cross belonging to the British Lake Copais Company Off
bred stallions have lately purchased by the spnng has so far been most satisfactory
Government and distnbuted among settlers in Mace- Killel by Honeyba off Lily Lightfoot
Jonia belonging to M Malamidis Offspnng have been
Dunng X927 a Stud was established in the Calchidic sold to the well known horse owners M A Cambsa
Peninsula near Salonica for the exclusive service of and M C Apalodimos
the Greek Army Here are now stationed six Hun Omai by Nuage off Orkade belonging
ganan cross bred stall ons and twenty five brood to M E Efessios a stall on of rare promise main
mares likewise of Hunganan ongin Among breeders lamed chiefly for Thoroughbred brood mares M
of horses who systematically set about their business Candsas well known horse enthusiast is chiefly making
the following should be mentioned use of his services
TTie Bntish Lake Copais Company which for The most active horse breeders are A Cambas
many > ears has bred horses for its own needs chiefly 0(10 Xenophon Street Athens E Efessios of 24
for agncultural purposes Lately a Stud was estab- Stadium Street Athens and the Bntish Lake Copais
iished here and this now maintains two Vab stall ons Company of 3 Papamgipoulos Street Athens besides
and forty brood mares These are of vanous ongm L Malamidis who is now very active in his horse
chiefly Insh Hunganan and Roumanian A type cf breeding purtuiU at the Zografos estate in Thessaly
Saddle horse is now being bred well proportionedL In the recently established Stud Book of Greece all
rather large-sized and the output is $0 far twenty five Thoroughbred horses arc registered Dunng X928, it
colts per annum •* expected fifteen colts of prominent Pedigree will
Se%erai horses from this Stud have been latdy bebiw
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HOLLAND
Livestock Breeding in Holland.
In this remarkable country where the inhabitants
have since time immemorial been battling against
the encroachment ol the sea , where the soil is naturally
unproductive with some 20% of the surface waste
land and 8% woodland by magnificent energy and
endurance the land has been brought to a remarkably
high state of production and agricultural grazing lands
now probably count for almost two thirds of the entire
area Wheat of high quality rye oats potatoes peas
and beans are the mam crops and the sugar beet in-
dustry in this country is almost a pattern of what
next to live stock breeding the most productive crop
of agriculture can be brought to yield There was a
time when the Dutch cattle breeds were considered
the foiemosl of the world and still to-day as daily
cattle they hold a very high position By means of
milk production Holland has immensely increased her
well being and strengthened her commercial position
m Europe dairy products being one of her never
ceasing sources of income The average Dutch farmer,
through energy and endurance has brought his hold-
ing to a remarkable degree of perfection , and there is
no branch of animal husbandry that is not highly
developed By adopting a system of dykes — Polders
—an interesting land winning plan has been earned
through and the land reclaimed from the sea has
proved of extreme fertility The greater part of the
country is now divided by dykes of which many reach
up to 60 ft m height and on these dykes rsads have
been constructed Holland is divided into eleven
Provinces — Brabant GelderUnd South and North
Holland Zealand Utreeht Friesland Ovcryssel
Groningen Drenthe and Limburg which embrace a
total area of about 13 000 square miles Although a
small country m area it maintains a large population
and is one of the great colonial powers The history
of the country is romantic After centunes of tur-
bulence and unrest a final settlement was brought
about through France intervening in the year *839
when the outstanding differences with Belgium were
settled Since then Holland has forged ahead in
every respect
According to the latest Live Stock census the esti-
mated cattle stock is about 2067000 pigs l 522 ooo
sheep 671 000 and horses 365 000 head
Live stock breeders m Holland arrange every
year large live stock shows as a rule largely attended
by stock men from all parts of Europe as at these shows
the visitor has an opportunity of judging for himself of
the high standard attained by the live stock breeder in
Holland The cattle bred m the country are the I
Black White Fncsland Holland breed the Red and ^
While Meuse Rhine Yssel breed the Groningen cattle
and the Black-White Fncsian cattle bred exclusively
in the Province of Friesland
As regards horses the heavy draught horse one
of the best breeds of its type is chiefly bred in the
°r®w''oea of Zealand Limburg and CeldetlaiMl
while a splendid carnage horse 1$ bred m the YssJ
valley, m the Haarlemmer district in North Brabant,
and m the south east of South Holland In the
Province of Groningen a large sized carnage horse
IS also bred closely related to the Oldenbui^ East
Friesian horse , and m the district of Drenthe 4
carnage horse is likewise bred of supenor quality
With regard to pig breeding two different breeds
are encouraged, the improved German Landrace pig
and the Large White Yorkshire Sheep breeding
embraces two country breeds — the Texel sheep and
the Fnesian milking sheep, and one imported the
Lincoln Long Wool sheep As for goats the Nether-
land goat IS now bred all over the country without
infusion of foreign blood
The following Breeders’ Assoaations control all
live stock breeding in the country • —
Thr N.ihrflaail Cattle llenl Book A*Mcution The
(Hel NedetUndsfhe Kgid iee Sunnamestnat *1 sCravrtiliase)
Tbe Pneuail Cattle Herd Bouk Asucut on Lreuwaiden
(FfKseb Huad \ ee Statnboek '> 4 Zuiderple n, teMteaiden)
TbeCRMUo-eaCaltle Herd Book AMoctat on ZuidJjorn. Crmuisen.
Central Bureau for Sheep Ermlng a the Vetherlandi LandhouunuiS.
Ambeflt
Central Bureau (or P - Breed n m the VelherUndi. Araben
(Central Bureau i aarkriu I okkeni Laodbouirbu « Anheml
Hei TeeelS hapettsumboek in Nooru Holland Landbouahtus, Kerkple n
Alkmaar
Stud Book (or the Nttberbnd Drau hi Horae Tbe Nap e , ,
(Starnboek loor Hrt bederlaodtche Trekpaard 14 Sotungskade
*Cia eohatel , ,
Sal onal Soe ety (or the Promol on of Hot«e Breed a. In th« ^*lherUoda
The Hapie , .
(Satonale Vereen on. Tot Be -ordeniig der Paardeafokkerlj In Nederland
Ku leoajleuv iCtavenhate _
Pro» attti Asaotut on (or the Promotion o( Horse Breeding n Growoeeo
Siadrkanaal
The DreotbeSt d Book Aisoe at on Bareveld Uildervask
The hneuan Stud Book Aimciatvon Zutderpleui* 4 Leeuwardeo
Netberland Comm tire for the j romot on of Goal Breeding North Holland
(Nederland.ebLomms e Ce teolokhene Roermond)
The Netberland Cattle Herd Book Association
has now e membership reaching 7 4°° Breeders of
the Black While Friesland Holland breed have during
many years exerased the greatest care m breeding vnth
a view of producing excellent cattle and an average
of over 5 200 kilos of milk with 3 50% fat dunng a
lactation period of 300 days although not jet attained
IS the point towards which the Assoaation is working
hard These cattle have remarkably long and well
sprung nbs a straight back line broad and wide 1®*”®
j square hind quarters and generally illustrate a beautiful
milking animal , .
The red and white cattle breed is chiefly remarkable
for Its dual purpose character being very good milkers
and easily fattened Perhaps the most remarkable
feature in this breed is the very short but strong legs
and deep body The average milk yield »
satisfactory and many a cow produces more than
7 000 lalos with up to 3 80% of fat The Groningjm
breed is more suitable for beef production than rnilk
but as milkers they show a very fair average produc
Iron These three breeds now described, are con
trolled by a joint Herd Book Assoaation but wm
separate administration for each breed The herd
b«>ok has special entries for cows and bulls which have
passed an inspection and found to be in possession of
sbpulated conditions in regard to outline and build
HOLLAND
557
A special register accepts entries for animals without
offiaal Pedigree The register for young cattle
accepts entnes within three days after the birth of the
caKes when Pedigree and other particulars must be
handed in A special register for preference bulls is
maintained The herd book is issued every year
containing records of all inspected and registered
animals and their performances
The Friesland Cattle Herd Book Association
consists of fanners in Fnesland who arc breeders,
and about one sixth of the number of stock owners m
Fnesland, possessing about one sixth of the total
number of cattle in the Province, are members of the
Assoaation m which over 40,000 bead of cattle are
entered The Association guarantees absolutely the
Pedigree ongin of animats inscnbed m the Herd
Book concerning which in many instances the Pedigrees
can be traced back twenty-one generations
The Groningen cattle, with an almost black body
and a white head, is also a dual purpose breed of very
great value for its high milk production and capacity
for fattening Groningen cattleare every year exported to
overseas countnes in an increasing degree, and the bulls
have proved suitable for crossing purges in many foreign
countnes The Herd Book is published every year
The Texel is the foremost sheep breed m Holland
Its Flock Book IS kept at the town of Alkmaar. address
Landbouwhuis. Kerkplem This breed is remarkable
for Its great fecundity, early development, extraordinary
vitality and its ability to adapt itself to various condi-
tions The mutton from these sheep is excellent while the
wool always obtains the highest market prices The
Texel sheep 1$ exported overseas and can nowadays
be seen in many a foreign country The Fnesian milk
sheep IS chiefly maintained for its great milk yield
Of late years Stud animals of this breed have
been exported to Latin Amencan countnes The
Lincoln Long Woolled sheep is pure bred m Holland
where it has developed very favourably The control
of sheep breeding is now centred at Arnhem where a
Central Bureau for sheep breeding was formed some
years ago by the vanous provincial sheep breeders’
Assoaations, since when a steady improvement in
these three sheep breeds has been registered Pnde of
place, of course, the Texel sheep lake and they can be
desenbed as a remarkably good breed
Tbe heavy horse, onginally called the Flemish
horse, has been bred for centunes in the North Sea
distnct Although a breed with inherent good
qudities. Its comparatneJy speaking rapid development
dunng the last thirty years has been brought about
through blood infusion from the Belgian heavy Ardenne
horses and since the Stud Book Assoaabon of breeders
of this horse came into being in 19*4 an amalgamation
of the vanous prosinaal Stud Books, the imprme-
ment in type has undoubtedly been accelerated The
Assoaation to-day has a membership of oser 8000
with 1400 serving stallions, 28000 brood mares and
over 55,000 registered foals No entry is granted a
breeder unless the descent can be absolutely proved,
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and no foal is registered unless its descent is docu-
mented Since the year 1921 annual Shows take place,
and the steady increasing number of visitors at these
shows from all parts of Europe, even abroad, who
place their orders, testify to the increasing popularity
of this beautiful horse
Breeders of the Girriage horse who are members
of the National Society for the Promotion of Horse
Breeding in the Netherlands are entitled to look back
with satisfaction on many years of very successful work
towards improving this type The Society has already
issued more than fifteen volumes of its Stud Books
embracing the Netherland Stud Book for Farm and
Carriage Horse the “ Stud Book for the (^ach
Horse, and the “ Netherland Hackney Stud Book "
In the Province of Groningen a very valuable horse
has been bred for a very Jong lime, as already stated
very closely related to the Oldenburg horse It is a
horse with elegant movements and fine action, while as
a draught horse it is, like the Oldenburg horse, suitable
for all kinds of agncultural work A medium sized
carnage horse very much of the Groningen type,
has long been bred in the Drcnthe district where horse
breeding has developed to a very high standard
In this district some magnificent horses can be seen
Among Holland s vanous breeds of horses, one is of
a particularly outstanding quality— the Bovenland
horse registered m the Friesian Stud Book Association,
typically an Oldenburg Horse, particularly suitable for
breeding m the grassland distnets
While the Large White Yorkshire pig is chiefly
prominent m the western Provinces of Holland, the
improved German Landrace pig is favoured in the
eastern part, including the Province of Fnesland
At the Central Bureau at Arnhem all Herd Books for
pig breeding are kept , and since 1926 animals of
these two breeds can only be entered if they closely
conform with the standard descnptions and points
adopted and now controlled through the Central
Bureau Until the formation of this, Herd Books were
kept in ten different Provinces where conditions were
vastly different and Herd Book “ points ” varied
considerably By forming a Federation of these
various Herd Book breeders, pig breeding has taken
a turn for the better and the membership now reaches
1 800 actual breeders, locally register^ under the
Provioaal SoaeUes which are ■ —
Inrra Dm»cl) Vj«rlinuSUmfcG-k lor Cmr l^adrice Fif Aun
Cfoo nr'rh 1 Mrlimt S Ajubcrk fur Orm Ltodetre Fif *>ord
brorL GroeiAmi.
FiMok lurknt kUmbork ak'(>nn Laadrti^Fi^
Inr&UTMl
StKhlitbr \urkn>s SUrobork lor ll'UU Vorktkrr
Ilrhlt Llrtrbl
Kor^ Hoi-d^dtrli Irkfl-ru 5Ckci;tiirk lllJlr Icrithtfr
klkoiur H Cjnd
„ Horundirh V A/V-nt ktambr^k I'X U*b tr V orktSuv
lionvli't Zukl ll<>,Aad
Zmwk % AArk-n> kumbo-k Utltr Scrktbk*
. Vcorl RribAoUicI, \ AUlnu SUa.bnrk ijt Lui* WL1(« YorkibiTr
Uabus^b \ StAmlwrk let lartr UXitc \crkkbirr
\\ p,Aa&na« Llmbwt
As regards goal breeding the Central Association
has now m registered membership of over 18,000,
55S
HOLLAND
Prominent Breeders.
DUTCH BLACK WHITE CATTLI:.
NETHERL-\NDS HERDBOOK ASSOCIATION 24 SURINAMESTRAAT THE HAGEE
Aarden Jac KnissUnd N B
Arts Th Haps N Br
Bakhois G K Marie Gd
Bardoel J ^ er! nssbeck N Br
Barten H J H Bcugen N B
Bax A Zcvenbergschehoek NB
Becu A A Groede /
Becu de Hul er J B Groede Z
Bekken N c S ttard L
Beldman W A \V he Ov
B esheuvel Andr N euvenhoorn Zu d HoU
Boekel J P DeUi g Gronm en
Boer \V Bodffravcn Zu d Holland
Iloetd J Ph I ps E ndhovtn il B
Doun-ma i J V Roodescbool Groningen
Brrnk rk J G Brummen Gd
Daamen G R Leuth Gelderland
Delden B H van \oorat Gd
D eleman J Hu -ssen Terneuaen 2
Doeta A Loosdreeht Utreehl
Donk \\ O Hoomar 2u d Holland
Duynevcld J Lme Jil
Eboen J \ «l ngabeek N Br
Eelkinars Roda B H DeWyk Drente
B Engels E Lin Nooidbroek Cron ngen
Celt ebt Kon ngslust Helden L
Crilt D V d Baam Utrecht
Gronemsn TAP W er n erwaard N HolL
Hsan L K H 5 ttard L
Haar ] ter Stapherst Ov
Haa J ter Den>V Drente
Hakioort J A T tiummels Gd
Hamsen A Feldhu sen Utrecht
Hate J ten Noordbrock Gron ngen
Hattermbe» H \Sthe Ov
Herblecm De He itbu ten L
Hemannucn W J Beers K Br
Heuds Eug \ lit L
Heuvel A v d Lcnieboten Utrecht
Hejden Tos vd Epen L
Hoorn G van Ulnun Groningen
Hoorn H J E van W enngerwaard N Holt
Jager C de N euwolda Cron ngen
Jongei P Beemlter Ncord Holland
Keurentjes G Y Zelhcm Gelderland
Kleef A van Hoomar Zuid Holland
Kebne J H M dwond Noord Holland
Kolk W H vd s Keerenbroek Oveijlel
Black White HoU Caltfe
BUck
Red
Black
BUck
Red
BUek
Koster K ttidwond hoord Holland
Kremer T Atleveer Drente
Kuhn H W Naarden Noord Holland
huile II W ter Lonneker Ovcnjsel
Ku per K Oostwond hoonl Holland
Langeveld J Elite Itl
Lrenbouts A de II Groede Z
Logteoberg H J \V Dener Ov
MaatydeW Ihelm na polder U Ihelminadorp Z
Martens L. Luidveen Ovenjsel
Martens S Beets N Br
Meeimlssen C OorGastel MB
Moonen W J Ernst Culpen L
Nabben P Sevenum E
NysingH R DeWjk Drente
Owthoek r C Zu diand Zuid Holland
Pynse Wed Buuitscbap oud Aa Utrecht
Remmel nk C Steenderm Gd Red
Henvekamp L. A Slastenbrock Overijsel BUck
Roer II Gu^n E
Rofuvet A Bunde L
Kn )tec Brothers Ooster Blokken Noord Holland
Kntien Ant Oploo N Br
Sehellbom P D van Veen U ibo zen Crontogen BUek
Sebeok J \V enogerwaard Noord Holland
SchoonnuD J D Druinmni Cd. Bed
BUck White Hoi Catle
BUck
Stob G Goidnaan Zu d Holland
Speelman H W Bodrgrsvm Zuid HolUnd
Stapel H De%kyk Drente
Stegeman W Oltl Ov
Stob W Ovetslingeland Zu d Holland
Vaao De Ltd Bergsebennoek Zuid HolUnd
Viifnnkel Brothers > euvenhoorn Zuid HolUnd
VUikamp H J OUsi Ov I
Vos lac Penkenbroek N B I
\nelBg J Hareo Groningen
Vres K de N ttyl Cron ngen _
VoU ngbs J Sevenum L I’
Welen ans P Ketpen L
W jers Brothers Olburgen Cd _
Wilton B Voorburg Zu d Ho land U
Zwartyens W J Obt Ov I*
BUek
FRIESLAND BLACK AND WHITE CATTLE
Anrma S W
Aaedma W T
Arendsi P J
Boer 1 de
Boer \V R de
Hooiima r J
Burg D r V
llurg U J V d
1 ma Joh
k»r Ls
FRIFSIAN CATTLE HERDBOOK ASSOCIATION STAMBOEKHUIS LEFWARDEN
EU nga D B
lleeg Th G
Heeg \V G
Lollum
Oudkerk
Wiflgaard
St J acobi Parochie
Hell n(,
M dd ora M J
H dd nga P P
il emstra L P
H lar dcs L. Joh
H landes L s
M Iverda I G
Hoekstra II P
Hbekstra J S
Holsbra li U
Iloogh emster H I
Hoogma K J
llorms a A G
Ijpev R A
Jtjama S It
i acobi R Azn
acobi R M
Katsbeek K 5
Popp nga vier
Akkrum
Oosterwicnim
Wirdun
Fr esland
HOLLAND
5S9
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd)
FKmLAMD Pue»\\Hrtt C»TTt» (ccntJ)
Mr«r Ia d
M»rr M R.vd
Mfij Til V d
M r<I«roa C P
N iJam Tj
Okm* B t>
Okma B
Ootterbaan J D
Oocttrbaan I J
Oottcrbaui K D
Omterbaan \V D
rifrsma C P
lynttna W K
RlMJstra I J
Rijpkfma D A
Scnaap ’’
Schui] Dg D K
Schu Img R
Schurer T
S kkema K
S kma S J
Srnidt H P
SrDot S J
Span R.S
TliWttni Am J
Tultener J A
Tinin$ef» 01, Fib N \ 17
\»i4» t ] i
\e«nUnd P t
\<ldc I J
Vftfi Emn J S o«
Vr r* J A d«
Uiueaur F
Utuenaar J S
llotnmdt
R jpcrkprk
Wester N jerk
Slims
Idaanl
Woidsend
Ijpemlsffa
Klooster Lldlum
Achlum
St, Anna Pirochle
Timmamm
llirdegarl p
St Anna 1‘araeh <
Comtum
\es(W D)
j«I urn ^
AUinjm
Uppenhu ten
Uppmhu len
Up^hu tea
W nd F F
W tie S] A de
Fee 17 F vd
Z jlstar J
W answerd
Leetisrardes
^oniiuin
K roiwerd
Doorabereuin
Del/atrahu reo
Roma
Slappelrrp
Pietersb erum
NETHERLANDS
HERDBOOK
ASSOCIATION
(NJtS),
THE HAGUE. Holland,
24 Surinamestraat.
Established m 1875 Members 7,400.
For Pedigree* and Particular* regarding
MILK PRODUCTION please applg ie
THE SECRETARY
FRIES CH RUNDVEE-STAMBOEK
(T/ie Friesian Cattle Breeders' Association in Friesland)
LEEUWARDEN HOLLAND
THOSE WHO W'ANT TO BUY or lo SEE THE FRIESIAN DAIRY CATTLE
IN THE MOTHER COLmRY APPLY FOR INFORMATION TO —
"The Secretary, Friesian Herdbook,
Slamboekhuis, LEEUWARDEN (Holland).
560
HOLLAND
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
DUTCH SHCEP
TE\CL SHEEJ BRECDERS ASSOCIATION KfRMLnV ALKM^KR
Appel C
Bakker B otbeis
Beikcl ] V
Beumkes J
Dekkcr A
Djt C
D t H C
Honker P
Dros A
Dro« B
telman J
Eelman S C
Lr ks j
CU« t
Graaf M C de
Gnneman F A P
Groot A
Gfool F J
Gno e S
Kaan A da
Hp D
Hp I C
Hogctoom Brothan
Hoorn H 1 F v
Hopmu Wed J
Hoatcr Jb
I mffimk W
Kaan N O
Kaaikoopar C D
Kamp ]n
Kampea ] >
Kaot M
Keyier C
Keyaer p C*
Ke>»fr J
Keyaer Jb S
Keyaer t C
Keyaer P
Keyser P C
Keyser S
Keyser V, S
Kikkert A S
Uuri,ethru6
Sp jk Texel
Uognurn
den iloQ B Texel
Spanbroek
Ueerl Bgovi
S Maa cm
neems er
de Waal Texel
Kaa 1 mmerm
Oudes h Id Texel
Ote I (k
den Burg Texel
Wesiergeesc Texel
Hoom
lloogvoud
Schell nkhout
Uobcld ]k
Iloogvi-oud
E e land Texel
E erlaod Texel
E erland Texel
Oosterend Texel
den Burg Texel
Durgeibnij
C erland Texel
Gouw Hoofwoud
Anna Pauloveia
W enngeruaard
Oos ec Blokker
Marken B naea
^Voemee Sp erd
N lieecns er
E>j;k?n H« r«a Texel
Spang Texel
P Beemiter
W eringepwaard
Oagecen Texel
S jbekacspel
c Zaod
W rringerwaard
Oosthu ren
Berkheut
Hoogkarspel
denture Texel
But etspl Texel
dm Borg Texel
den Burg Texel
de Waal TeXel
Ha kenb Texel
den Borg Texel
Molenbuurl Texel
de Waal Texel
Tlcnhovcn Texel
K stemakcr P
I lare A
Knoop } M
Koo<^ A I
koll % I
Kon jn P
KoDnnan P
Kool W
Koom Brotl era
Koo) H C
Kooyman J
Kos er I>
Kos er W C
kuhn M U
Ku per C
LangrtlijkWeerell
Lap II
SI-
Leeuw J W de
tiiocs W
Mantje H C
Hantje Ib
hierop D
Oord C vd
Cord I vd
IMach J J
Roel J A
Roeper job
Roper ) C
Rcucee Broefter*
Sehans MW vd
Seboen D
Seboenmaker D
Sebfooder O
Spaao M
S apel Sz J
Sinjker C
\ sCt C
W C C de
w I i’
W »e C A
Z jm H S
Z i»eidm, D v
Zu dew nd Jb
Zu dewind M
Zweet J k
ObJam
llarenkarspel
Sch I lerw Texel
Schaeerburg
Sehe I nkhout
W er gpfwaard
M doDucI
Hensbrock
B nmwijrrad
Abb( kerk
denlloom Texel
den Hoorn Texel
denlloom Texel
t Zand
Berkhou!
Texel
deo Burg Texel
Berkheut
Ban ugerhom
Aartiweud
Bobeld Ik
I Craveland
W He Engel
deWaal Texel
den Bu g Texel
O-BJokker
BovmVerV
Brnn ogbeoek
Hoogkanpei
Hmsbrock
St Paacras
S jbrkarspel
W enangerwaard
\enhujtm
Weere AbbeVe k
S^agerburg
de Westen Texel
Burgerbrug
Talke.Schagen
Zu d Haltel Texel
Zuid Haffel Texel
Kerkeplaata Texel
de hamp Texel
CENTRAL BUREAU FOR PiG BREEDING LANDBOUWMUJS ARNHEM
Allouitit Brothers Aarlandervcen Zu d HoH
Albertushol Venlo Limburg
Bakkcr MAD Zevenhuizeo Croiungen
Beekbu ten C Fokvereen Bennekom Geld
BerendsGi J W jerswold Drente
Berga J W Gersloot FnesUnd
Besseinb oders J W edde Gron ngen
Diankendaal P SCompetoreu Noord IIoll
Blokland J C Oosterw k Zuid Holl
Boerdenj Hacscarap Harskamp Geld,
dcD] T»
D 1dm
../enboni KoordHoIl
Hugowaard Soord Holl
Drente
Boots W ed. 1
Horst P H«. - .
I rouwer 11 J Broekhu sen Dreni
Broggtnk J H W Zelhem Geld
Comm F H Fokveiern Didam Geld
Dekker A O Koekange Dreole
I>enion»erat e Boerdenl R bbert Oolmanum Ovenjs
pemonsirat e Boerderlf“ \ ruwtnk Markelo Ovenjssef
I'widatus K Rodm Drente
P kman A B llenKelo Odd
I>^ R_van I-nse Dreple
Du I*
Yorksbire p g
Landrace Pig
Yocksb re P e
LsnJrace Pig
Yorkshire Pig
Lamfrace P g
Fokkmij iij H„,ve
k bIJ Cpe Geld.
Fiemcr | P de Zelbem Geld
Groen J Hoomaar Zu d Holl
Cronuners C W nsum Groningen
Groot A de Stompeloren Noor-* '
Holl
A de Noo d Beemster Noord Holl
Hacke van J C. M ndeci Loosdrecht Utrecht
Hateeen H van Wedde Cronm^en
Herten hs Lemmens M Schuniuert Limburg
Hesse W R ter Apel Cron ngen
Heuvcl Avd Xioseboten Utrecht
Heuvcl Cvd.Charots Zu d Holt
Heykoop C Hoomaar Zu d Holl
Hoeodeepark N V Krai ngm Rotterdam
Hoi Bro hers Echteld Geld
Inncbt ng Maasoord Poortugaal Zuid HoU
i acob A J N ega (S) Fnesland
aiuen H Venray Limburg
J ansen W Fokvereeo Wycheo Geld
ong U B de Wester Njkerk Fresland
Judell, M Bergm Noord Hoi
Kallcn E Broekhu zervorst Limburg
KamiAu a T Noordbroek Groningen
Ke isua H D Lippenbuuen Friesland
Landrace P g
Yorkshire P g
VorksbtreP?
Landra e P g
HOLLAND
561
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
Dutch Pig (oontd )
Knollcroa J Sloeblfifn Groningra
hollf \\ M Dcil CfU
Kooistra Urothcrs H S Emenroude Fneslaod
Koosira K Haiilcr»i]k l-nnUnd
KnidcTS G \\i«ic IVldcn Octljsstl
Kniiffjr D d« DcBlt Utrecht
Kruitb^h A \\ Lo«npn(%«L) Geld
Kupenjs J Koekance Drente
Kweekenj Horste Twekkelo, Ocenjssel
Lammert nk J A Delden Ocenjssel
Lenvlink G il i okrereen Goor Ovenjssel
Mulder J \Vmschoten Groningen
MulderWi J Diecer Drente
^ap r II Meerlo Limburg
Nel ssen H Geleen Ltmburg
N erop Jb Iv»adijlt ^oofd HoU
Nieueienhovcn C V Vederweert Limburg
Olm nVbof HAG Fckverten Libergen Geld
Oostrum D v \bcoude Utrecht
larlccliet F J Nieutrmboom Zuid HoU
Poll J II De Bill Ulrecbt
Porti J \\ ijnandsrade Limburg
Reeuwijk Lv Hoolldorp NoordJIoU
Kf nders B. J Looien Cramsbergen Ovenjssel
Renders G Hergentbeim Osenjssel
Ridder.A C de Oserschie Zuid lloll
Landrate Pig
\oikshire Pig
Landrate Ptg
\o(hshrePig
Landrace Pig
\orksbrePig
landrace Pig
\otksbirePg
Landrace Pig
Yorkshire Pig
Roben J |l W Lonneker Ovenjssel
Scboen D Benningbroek Noord Holl
Scbotanus ilrothns Oldeberkoop Fneslaad
Schutten G W Fokvereen Wilpbij Deventer Cel<
Siesennk If llroekheurne Ovenjssel
SoberK J Horst Limburg
Spaaii Th A Foksereen UebI Geld
Spinter L J keenhuiren Drente
Steingen T| Grouw Fnesland
SCichtng De ileibloem Heijtbuiien Lunburg
StoHenga M II Carmrrwolde Groningen
U Iteaaal v tt ckenburg W B Houlen Utrecht
\ isser J kk de artena Fnesland
kitcnga A J C Harderwijk Utrecht
Vtaam G Benningbroetc Soonl Holl
VIoten C K na /feelsum Geld
kos H kkiosocn Cronngen
\nes K S de Sijebome Fnesland
kVaaj Joh vd Ede Utrreht
kk ill gen A C val Dunnik Utrecht
kk ill nge Pros C Oldeberkoop Friesland
kkoerd D C vd Zoelen Geld
kkoerd Drolbers vd Zoelen Celd
Woo og C Bergsebenboek Zmd lIoU
ZeldaiD P ten Kengelo Ovenjssel
Zoodag Brotbeis Midbeen Drente
k orksbire Pg
Landrace Pig
DUTCH HORSE
SATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF HORSE BREEDING IS THE NEDERLANDS HUVCENSPLEIN THE HkCLE
Me bnlc J Bergenlheim Hardenberg
Baalen 'I G van
Baerdtv Sromu J H sai
BeeckCilkoen W F van
Deker H G Vk
Bergeijk J van
Beuomgen H A van
Berema R
Biesbeuvel B
Bolt J K
Boykema F
Branderbotst G J kk
Buddingh J
Bultman it F
Buuren D van
CaitercD H A van
Clerq S kk de
Coeboorn Jbr van Swima
Colder J C
Colenbrander F C
Costermant C
Dane kk H
Dekker C
Dijksira D D
Doornick P van
Erdkanip O A C
tverdogeo G >an
Faber A J
Fela A C sandet Baron
Gellicum N J M van
N It
Cron
Utrecht
Cekt
Scbaljk
GnltG vd
CrofKmaa F A F
Groot J P do
Fruppen G
Aaperen
Oudkirk
Cotben
Bnimmen
kkijk lleusden r« u
Kerk Avetaath Gehl
USGuert Groo
IlaUweg iloutrakpolder Zu J HoU
Hoo^emeeden Aduaid Cren
Eelben N B
Fist Celd
Ki]k Kaarleremertneer Zuid HoU
•' V B
Kavettein S B
Crootegast Cron
Geld
Celd
Celd
Grid
Utiecbl
kkiUemsUd
Barendreebt
Midwolda
Coljnschate
Boresdo
kk lenogervaard
hoordbroekslerbamnk
elman D C
.larden ] C san
HeuH C
Hofk R
Holtland Z
kk ilbelminapolder
hork Averaatb
Baimdrecbl
a lleerenbroek
Kedicbeni
Btrendrecht
Celd
Ovenjssrt
Celd
Dreaie
Zuid HoU
Zuid HoU
ReiderwoldCTpolder
Exloennoed
Lage Zwaluwe
Barendrecbt
Marie
Moerdijk
Fnesebestraatvtg
Klein hraalveld
Cren
Drente
Drente
kVijbe
NU
Oerlemaos vanderSebani Drongelen
Brolben
Oever b v>n
Ooster J
Oosterbaan kk D
Oppenraali kk J L. i
ligeaud J D
ri't Johannes
PostkVKTsema C
Punt L C
Reigman A F
Rod jen j M van
Scbal K D
Sebeer E J van der
Seb Iborn van k een C
Srbipper C
SrhuinnKa h L.C
S tsma Poll J
Sproan A D
Snock A Z
Spreekens kk van
Stapel A
Stamw kk II
Sleetidijk M
Sleenge J
TemrkeavE R
Toaopeus J C
krtsteegb t- J
kenreevo C A
\ ooru lot \ oorst kk i
nanm
krie*. K de
kkaaid K R de
kkaiuer C L.
kkasseisaar E kk van
kkeUrem Reugers, t »
baeoei
kkdt.II
kkHLT E
kkink U
kkoUnneb S.E. _
kkvd mt rv g K van
I Kampcreiland Ovenjssel
Brekbergen Celd
TjumtnaniiD Barradrel Utreeht
- - ■ Celd
Benmel
Heereoveen
Spijk
Klundert
Sleenderen
Houlen
Utrecht
Cron
Ovenjjael
rxTksland
Sedretemert
62
HUNGARY
Livestock Breeding in Hungary.
The Live Stock estimate for Hungary states cattle i 843 000 sheep 1 890 000 p gs 2 527 000 horses 886 000
CATTLE BREEDING byADORJAN PAVLICSEK Breed Director Srekesfehswar Kiroly Klrily Ter 4 Hungary
Towards the end of the ninth century the
Magyars who settled m what to day is Hun
gary brought with them cattle from the Volga
District These developed on the nch Hungarian
soil and in the 17th century they obtained fame all
over Europe on account of their excellent meat When
Turkey s rule over Hungary came to an end the regular
cattle exports to foreign countries ceased and the
Hunganan live stock detenorated TTie Hungarian
cattle are at present bred chiefly on the great plains —
the Alfold — and in the north eastern part
The PoDOLiAN Cattle are a breed of robust
constitution but slow development kept in herds and
therefore accustomed to scanty food They commence
grazing m March — ^April and roam about until winter
sets m They are of medium size the cows weighing
400-600 kilos and the oxen 550 620 kilos These
cattle are chiefly bred for their splendid ability to do
hard work They are beautiful to look at lively in
their movements very robust and satisfied while
neither excessive cold nor extreme heat affect them
TTieir endurance is almost proverbial The head is
long drawn narrow but well proportioned with very
long yellow coloured horns and the cows develop
longer horns than the bulls The eyes are black and
bright neck long and thm The back is straight and
long narrowing towards the tail The chest is very
deep the shoulders strong well developed Their
colour is a beautiful silvery grey tinge with black spots
SiMMENTAL CaTTLE T^is breed was first »m
ported into Hungary m the eighties from Switzerland
and has proved most successful on account of its
usefulness as milk and meat producers while splendid
for work The most favoured colour in the Simmen
taUts IS a y tUowisVi These cattle teaddy respond
when fattened the daily average increase in weight
during a five months period reaching X'l 4 kilos
while the meat is excellent with a good percentage of
fat Only the well to do landoivners in Hungary
breed Simmental cattle
Red White L^drace Cattle By far the largest
number of cattle in Hungary is of the red white Land
race breed originating from Germany some 200 years
ago Crossed with the Podohan breed the present
type slowly evolved but about 1870 Simmental bulls
were imported for crossing with a view of increasing
body weight and milk propensities and so successful
were these crossings that to day the present red
-while cattle are bred to type and have thus become a
native Landrace
The average we ght of the cow is about 500 kilos
and the general colour similar to the red white spotted
Simmentaler Many a herd where breeding has been
carefully conducted has at first glance a general
appearance of being Simmentaler The average
yearly millc yields vary from 2000 to 2^00 kilos
with 3 6-~4 0 % fat The report from the Milk Control
Soaety for the Province of Fejar for the year 1925 26
states that 1 548 controlled cows gave an average of
2703 kilos of milk and 3 88% fat while reports from
the Cattle Breeders Soaety for the Province of
Somogy state an average yield of 4 885 kilos with
3 85% fat obtained from 62 cows under observation
during 1926 27 The oxen at an age of 4 5 years weigh
500 600 kilos and when fattened increase daily from
1013 kilos
The Bonyhader Cattle breed found in vanous
parts of Hungary is closely related to these red white
Landrace cattle
The Swiss Brown the Montafoner and the
Allgauer breeds are also very popular m Hungary
The Hunganan Agricultural Soaety renders
great assistance to the Hunganan livestock Breeden
through its husbandry and dairy sections Experts
lecture to breeders at meehngs regularly arranged m
connection with the yearly Shows of Pedigree stock
held at Budapest and elsewhere while
trying to induce the farmers to improve their breeds by
blood infusion ihreugh high grade sres
The Hunganan Herd Book Committee is we
general representative of the vanous assoaaOons for
live stock breeding spread all ever the country wd act
as their governing body In the Hunganan Pedigree
Live Slock Register kept and controlled by this
Committee, only such entnes are made which after
careful invesbgalions have been proved worthy as reaw
ing certain fixed standards of performance for
Simmentaler cattle a yield of 3 500 kilos of milk with
125 lalos of butter fat dunng a lactation periw of
305 days for the Grey Brown mountain cattle
4000 Wos of milk and 125 kdos of butter fat while
for entnes of Landrace cattle it is stipulated that beau
tiful extenor of Simmentale cattle character *
minimum of 4 500 kilos of milk and 160 lalos of butler
fat dunng3o5 days lactation arc indispensable coriditions
TTie vanous Provincial agncultural
are most energetic promoters of improved stock breed-
ing by means of Exhibitions money Pnies and pro
pazanda for sales of Pedigree animals at home and abroa
while they assist in founding and organis ngmilk contro
societies m such distnctwherea sufficiently laige num er
of farmers express their wish m favour of this
Dunng 1927 nine Assoaations of breeders deci
to amalgamate and the outcome of protracted ijcus
sions and meet ngs was the foundation of two a^e
soaeties — the ^acty of Pedigree Cattle Breeders
in Upper Trans Danubia and the Assoaation
cf Brewers of Pedigree Cattle m Lower
Danubia Another assoaation of cattle breeders
IS in the course of formation _
All the Hunganan Pedigree Herd Book Societies
work under stnet control of the Ministry of Agriculture
III labat Ml* page 565
HUNGARY
571
Sheep Breeding in Hungary.
By PROFESSOR J SCHANDL Budapest
Shee'p breeding was always an important branch
Hunganan livestock breeding, and is still so in the
great plains, the AUold, where especially during
spring and autumn grazing is plentiful The sheep slock
IS estimated at 1,890 000 sheep On the sheep breeding
agricultural estates flocks as a rule number from 2, 000-
4 000 sheep, but on many a larger farm up to 20 25 000
are kept Several types of Menno sheep are bred,
such as the Racka, the Tzigaja and the Karakul sheep,
while here and there one can find Hampshire Down
sheep
Tlie present-day Menno sheep m Hungary
originated from the Electoral-Negretli types, which
have been greatly improved partly through careful
selection, partly through infusion of Rambouillet
blood It IS a medium-sized sheep with straight legs
and smooth skin In some flocks the ewes never
grow wool on the face or on the lower part of the leg,
while in others they are completely covered The rams
have airly horns and weigh 50 60 kilos , the ewes
30-55 kilos The clip averages 2 5-4 kilos for the
ewes and 4-5 kilos for the rams, and the quality 1$
the very finest
Menno sheep breeding became unprofitable
towards the end of the last century and new Rambouillet
blood wasimported to increase size of animal and length
of staple and thereby the wool production A breed
developed from this crossing of good proportions
with wool of a fine qualify, and was named French
worst^ sheep Their body is broad and low and com
plelely covered with wool The ewes weigh 60-70
kilos , the rams 70-90 sometimes up to no I20
kilos The clip averages 4-7 kilos for the ewes and
7.12 kilos for the rams The grease^ is yellow,
easily washed The wool is AAA — ' AA,” rarely “a "
The Tzjgaja sheep is chiefly bred between the
//’uj'ro'w
Danube and the Tisza, and m the Provinces of
Bars and Gonior TTie head and feel have black or
reddish spots Breeders — chiefly m the Banat — prefer
animals with black faces as this is supposed to signify
fattening propensities , while m the Dobrudja spott^
faces are more popular as the wool is finer The wool
IS white sometimes red, brown or black The rams
are homed The clip averages 1 2-3 kilos , but
when the Tzigaja sheep is well fed the yield reaches
4 5 kilos The wool is rather coarse TTie Tzigaja
lambs arc weaned after 5-6 weeks when the ewes are
milked during 150 180 days When crossed with the
Racka sheep breed the wool of the first cross is known
on the market as ‘ Slogos, and when crossed with
the Menno it is called ' Polos
The Racka sheep is still to-day a very pnmiUve
breed It exists in two different types, r e , the " Alf-
older" or sheep on the vast plains and the mountain
type Both rams and ewes have brown coloured,
corkscrew-shaped hems , reddish brown wool, brown
head and feet The skins of the new bom lambs are
glossy and black, with tight curls, and in great demand
for fur coat making . and the lambs unless dealing
for breeding, are therefore slaughtered at the age of
2'3 weeks, as when older their skins lose the gloss and
colour and the curls are no longer so tight The rams
weigh 50-70 kilos , the ewes 40-50 kilos, and the clip
averages 2-3 kilos
Hungary produces 65 million kilos of wool from
which, after washing, 1,800000 kilos of raw wool are
obtained Speaking generally, the Hungarian wool
IS strong, clastic and soft, with a good length of staple
for which qualities it is popular all over the world
Mutton 1$ not consumed m the country to any extent,
the percentage being 4% only as against 63% beef
and 33% of perk
Pig Breeding in Hungary.
By PROFESSOR DR O WELLMANN ChW VefrLiary Irs' ‘uf Ej3ar*s'
Pig breeding has always been a flourishing in-
dusto m Hungary as the Maygars are great
sumers of pork and bacon Dunng the Middle Ages
Huncary's enormous oak tree forests allordea food
for their pigs, but when regular imports of maize from
America tov^a^ds the end of the 18th century becanw
popular the pig industry devebped. and m the 19th
wntun the Indusln assumed nationa importance
The Pie slock before the war numbered six and one
half million In 1925 Census showed a
little over five and one half million, the decrease, of
course being explain'^ dismemberment of the
country after the war This means 27 i pigs per square
kilometer and 32 5 pigs per too inhabitants
About one hundred years ago the Bakonyer pig
and the bncl-coloured Szalontaer pig lost their char-
actenstics through crossing s»jih the S^man
haircd Sumadier pig
About of all pigs bred in Hungary are of the
cuib-haird Marcalica pig breed originating in Servis
As Its quali'ics fulfil the reqv-ireTncnts cf t^e Hun-
garian breeders and consumers it is now the na’jonjJ
breed It 11 a curlv-coated animal of Asii'ic
vnth a ttra.n cf the European wild boar in 1*1
72
HUNGARY
It IS of medium size 75 cm high chest measunng
140 cm body about 90 cm length The weight
at an age of 6 8 weeks is 8 10 kilos and at 6 months
26 28 kilos At one year old the weight is 60 kilos
and when full grown ilo 150 kilos The fattened pig
if 2 years old weighs 150 180 kilos The colour
vanes greatly but white is most usual with claws and
snout black The head is well proportioned with
black spots round the e> cs the neck broad and muscu
lar The ears are upnght when the pig is quite young
later thev drop for>vard and reach half way down the
snout The eyes are bnght and li\ely
The Mangal ca pig is used for breeding on reach
mg 1 i years although full development is not reached
until an age of 2 years Not particularly prolific the
litters rarely exceed 56 As a rule the sows breed
twice in three vears The Boar is discarded for breeding
purposes on reaching his 4th year the sows when 5^-6
years The Mangalica pigs are easily fed excel’ent
for fattening and at an age of 5 6 months the weight
IS generally go roo Jalos The killing loss is seldom
more than 15% These pigs are splendid feeders —
young animals increasing i kilo on every 4 kilos
of gram when on the pasture while dunng the winter
months 6 kilos of grain are required to produce i
kilo increase
Among foreign breeds Yorkshires Lincoln Curly
Coated and Berkshire pigs were early imported Later
on German pure bred Large Whites and Landrace
pies became very popular m Hungary owing to tbeir
rapid fattening propensities and several breeders crossed
the Curly Coated Lincolns on the white Mangalica
hopmc to improve the fecundity
The Mangalica sows are as a rule kept m herds of
0 too animals and pairing arranged so that they all
reed within a few weeks The litters remain 6 8
weeks with the mothers and when weaned put into
herds of pigs of the same age on pastures From their
fourth week onwards barley is add^ to their food rations
In the autumn after having been on the stubble they
are fed on maize bran roots and potatoes The pigs
are either fattened at a very young age or on reaching
li years At the large pig industrial undertakings
where a systematic fattening lakes place — such as
the Nagytet^ny Kobanya Gyor Bares establish
ment and similar such the regular supplies of hve pigs
are from 1550000 animals As a rule near to
these establishments there are large maize granaries
and com mills and at some places factories for soap
making and drying of pig manure are in the vianity
The fattening of a Mangalica pig requires 5 7
months the process commenang with a weight of 70
kxlos As a rule after a (atteruug penod of 6 months
a weight of 160 180 kilos is reached the daily increase
being about 0 6 kilos It is calculated that from 450
600 kilos of food are required to obtain this weight
During the first period bran and barley is generally
given dunng the second maize and barley and towards
the end of the penod only maize The food mixture
IS crushed and softened m water dunng 12 hours
The pigs are regularly fed twice daily
The Government are anxious to develop Pedigree
pig breeding Thus to facilitate the importation of
Pedigree boars the Ministry of Agnculture often pay
a part of the purchasing pnee Shows are frequently
hdd to encourage exhibitions of prominent Pedigree
animals The Assoaalien of Hunganan Pedigree
Pig Breeders was recently founded while the Sooety
of Breeders of Mangalica Pies likewise founded
quite recently will probably become an institution of
national importance
Horse Breeding in Hungary.
By PROFESSOR DR O WELLMANN Chief Veter nary Inst lute Budapest
The indigenous horses in Hungary were of pure
bred Onental breeds such as Mongolian Tartar
Persian etc brought into the country by the invading
Magyars more than i 000 years ago Among their
many vicissitudes the Mongolian invasion was one of
the worst and it had a bad influence on horse breeding
Not until the end of the i8th century were steps
actually taken to improve the breeds Several small
Depots for stallions were estabi shed and the Govern
ment Studs at Mezohegyes and Babolna came into
being In 1853 a State-owned Stud was established
at Kisber , in 1874 another at Fogares and in 1906
a third Stud at Sutveny In 1914 there were in Hun
gary about two million horses and 420 privately owned
Studs while the Government owned 3 784 stallions
»s compared with the 1926 figures — 887746 horses
of which 7 84% were UgKl arvd ziA” o heavy horses
The Nonius Horse is an improved Hung^an
breed gradually developed at the Government Stud
at Mezohegyes through the influence of the Anglo
Norman Stalbon Nonius bred at the French
at Roziire Tlie Nonius horses are espeaally suitable
on smJler farms being of light build in size ^ 166
172 cm They are generally dark brown with a Roman j
nose In 1882 the Nonius Horse Breeders Soaety
was founded but owing to part o* Hungary being lost
through the war there is a marked decrease m number
Only about 2 800 mares of this breed are now entered
in the Soaety s Stud Book
The Gidran Horse breed is now more than zoo
years old of Anglo-^abian ongm taking its i^me
after the Arabian Stallion Gidran Engl sb Thw
oughbreds have frequently been used to improve the
breed and a light saddle and carnage horse of permanent
. leatoes w ^ht owteorat Thehevghtw about 165 cm
HUNGARY.
573
The Lipizz^N is an Arab breed mixed with
Spanish and Italian blood, taking its name from the
Italian Lipizzan Stud near Trieste. It has been bred
in Hungary during the last lOo years, and the stallions
are frequently used to improve the Hungarian mountain
horses It is a very popular horse, greatly in vogue as a
carriage horse on account of its beautiful action.
Russian Trotters. There are i8 privately owned
Studs where the trotter is reared, chiefly for racing
purposes. . i i
Heavy Horses Hungary has two such breeds,
the Pinkafozer and the Muakozer horses, both of
which originated in West Hungary many years ago
and later on became influenced by Norish Pmzgauer
stallions. The Pinhafo horse is a valuable animal,
about 164-172 cm. in height, piebald, chestnut, or
grey in colour. The Murakoz is a Trans-Danubia
horse, 160-170 cm. high, brown, chestnut, or black,
of very heavy build, with enormous hoofs, short,
muscular neck and remarkably broad hindquarters.
Probably this breed once upon a time was mixed
with Perchcron or Belgian Ardenne blood.
In 1926 the “ Hungarian Association of Horse
Breeders" was founded. It is a very active organisa-
tion. with headquarters at n. Szabadsagter Street,
Budapest, to which correspondents interested m
Hungary’s horse breeding industry can address any
enquiry on matters concerning breeds, sales or pur-
chases of horses. . e j l r 11
Among Hungarian State-owned Studs the tollow-
ing may be mentioned :
TTie Government Stud at Mezohegyes, founded
in 1785, has evolved the Anglo-Norman Nonius type,
the English Half-blood and the Anglo-Arabian Gidran
horses. At present these breeds are maintained here
with 170 Nonius, 53 Half-blood and 43 Gidran mares,
and 15 Pedigree stallions.
The Government-owned Stud at Babolna, where
pure-hred and half-bred Arab and Lipizzaner horses
are bred. There are at present 100 Arab and 50
I Lipizzaner mares, a number of stallions, and many
foals.
The Govemment-ovmed Stud at Kisber. founded
in 1854 for breeding English Thoroughbreds and
Half-breds, holds 11 Thoroughbred and 180-Half-
bred mares, a large number of foals, and a fair]> large
number of stallions.
The Government-owned Stud at Sutveny, founded
m 1867, and is now managed by the Ministry of Agri-
culture. English Thoroughbreds and Half-breds are
bred here. There are now 24 Thoroughbred and 49
Half-bred mares and 125 Stallions.
In 1927. 228 new State Stallion Depots were
established
Individual breeders may not use their stallions
outside their own Stud without a Government licence.
The Government support horse breeding in every way,
but the active control and management of the industry
IS in the hands of the Horse Breeding Department
of the Ministry of Agriculture.
There are now 19 Breed Societies in Hungary.
Prominent Breeders.
Alcsill archJucal r>unn n
App^iW CoSntw Al«»nd« Jr Lrr*^rl Po*t Lrngjrl 5 - *
Kom Tolna
Bibnlna Co'-«m'ii«n
l-ost Ulbolnap
KTlUl
IlrrrdinK EalaWishi
lir^aT Sirw Kora \ a»(f) RrwttS-i»
SODrarntal
b von rjiiraamajor & SnninmUl
.3crn‘nrJcrw-lV Johann *<» sltol H#rahau Toil SnnmmUl
Morro k.KlolIrrrJng A.«ulK« htrpre
D„b^n ciuio r.Ulli‘hm«« Pci Slrrpr
BaWh nrono 'on & lUii pn«
Kaliiad Post Tolna Kor
r»ry Hfl
r>ra»ko*i<-l
5 av n
1 fclrvia«>i
lick dr"
Vaokam’,^
1 nrrVarv
Horn 's.-f.fon
rjlffhi*' kOCCB
Kora \c«r»'
iMMl'l. l T
'k*LaJslau» »ro Kudon:^ Po*
ount nar»nyafcfll« P
ZoruKa Siounrntal
in
SinunmUl
»fl
IVarau *lrpp*
rp I r
Tarud Strphan von Cairr Ppsl Cairr Korn Port Sir;
I Uia Knkun
Farkaa imne >oa TetrIraputiU Post JlsikaraJond Simi
F«lrl
s Pnneo Tassilo Dcrrmre Post 1
' Kora
Sootfcgy
.... SrfkwIcMrvar
Post Sitkrslchrrvir Kom I-rir
Caal de Abdttils igy, Joirf, lamuk Post Sonv^yvlr Simmmt
CruiraaU Alvtandfr, JIfly\'dl«Tr'“«*a Posl Napy Slootrf «
P^aklU Kom IrjTr
llaUanjr. ISanmul Donain Nasylrl'lr P«t llalvan SLumrnt.
Kora llrvn (P)
llortrtnady Andrrat son KuUskoama Post KuUv Slmiorat.
I'urt>( OrJe-r Ortl. Post TevosUr Kom Sunmrat;
Aodrrasilr OrrgUk rmtOrrirUk Sli-ppo
Jruonstks ltarc«-»s Johann rrl.AsKrppusiU Ic»l Si-nm-clc
KaVvs
KltJstlcv
K«o :
kinds, (.
rvipiu-rpus/ta. Pusl Sl»TP«
tmrultural Isdaslrv.* AssoriiUoe LU Frvsua
LI I at Ka;ss>ai I o utcal Kora S mns-oti
It jea-t ithrrvamsjrr-' • I ctarsirrfctf/ .
.C I a * ‘ if - FeVsA. r at S.aa vt-p-»
I
.attjr llr-nC-gr r,a* D.par St-pya
vt KiiVn IVst
^Cc«t.-<.IAa>.autxCL.Pat Ku.* «'.< Kco S ua-vt,
L rrKaaasrta-rk Pat Ft .Ar-liclar-k
ss A ..aas Kara > cl t\a, Kara naa* Sicas c. .
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574
HUNGARY
PROMINENT BREEDERS {contd )
Cattle (coot I)
'laST” Agncultutal Estates Ltd Sarkad rost
baiVad Kotn Bihar
Ma|>ar6\ar Cattle Breeders Association Tost
'Upardsai Kotn Mexon
Mandv Mesander son Daranj’asientlOnne Tost
Barans a rentlonne Kom Baransa
Mestcchais Dr Ernst son \eszkeny Post KapuvJr
Kom Sopron
Mesterhais Dr Ernst son Na^sgeresaland Mesteihiia
Post Nagsfreresd Kom G^or
Ozo Cr6INidas>i> Tamayo* Nidasdladins Tej r (s/>)
Kag^cenkSugar'IanutactunngCon pan) Ltd Buk Post
Buk Kom ‘topron
Kagysarad I cclesiast calDoma n Danisz gel Cirkoptiszta
Peel Cirkopo-zta Ko n B hat (sp)
Nag)sarad Ecelesustica] Domain Ihria S. Mikeptns
Post Kotpusata Kom Bihar
Nemes de H d -eg Count Johann, Posltatomaj Post
Kunheg)es Kom J N K Stolnok JV*l
I oLasi
Sza|oks
Ladi<laus son DOse Pest Doge Kon
(P»)
Poratio Eueen Graeta de Poro'rto Post Porosito
Kon Heies (s»)
Pu poVhatsan T(ura\ Councils Cattle Breeden Assouatioo
Post Puspokhatsan Kom Pe^t
Redes ptui Cattle Creedin* kssociatios Keesk^pustla
Post T saacsege Kom Xajdu
Roral Huneanaa Agncultural kcadetny 'Iag>aros-ar
Post Mag>are ar Kom Moson (s)
Royal )lur anas State Doma n Kisber Post Kisbet
Koat Komaroa (f)
Simmental
S mmental
Siramental
Sumnental
Steppe
Simmental
Steppe
S inn enlal
Steppe
S mmental
Steppe
Sunnieotal
Simsieota)
Royal Ilungartan State Domain Metdbrfyes Post Simmental
Mezdhegyes Koni Csanid (spil Steppe
Schnkker Alexander Alsdtekerespusrta Post Leps^ny Simmental
Kora kestpi^m
Sefankker Eirench Balatonboysok Post Enying Kom Simmental
\euprtoi
Sennyey Baron N de Picin Post Pic n Kom Zempl>‘n Steppe
Somsinch de Saard Nikolaus Somogysild Post Sird Steppe
kom Somogy (i)
Siatmir Ecclesustieal Domain PuszUhids(g Post Steppe
Porositd Kom fles'es
Sa^henyi C^ntAtadiede Rins^Tamisi Post COigelec Simmental
Kom Somogy (*)
Szdchenyi, Countess Anton de IMstelek Post Bekesesaba Simmental
Kom ikkCs
Stecbenyi Count Ceca de Erddesokonya Post Steppe
Enkyesokonva Kom Somogy (pl
Stold E Pooyoid Post Cecsegyarmat Kom Cy6r(f| Simmental
Satranyavseks Gi^ta A Alexander, von Ndgridsiarcali. Simniental
Rast Szugy Kom Kd'Tid
Scufainyr F son Csenger Post Csenger Kom Sxatmir Steppe
TegUssy Andreas von Korlit Post \ irso!) Kom Simmental
Abani Tonta
TelekLTibor Countess Pold Le Post Polsske Kom Simmental
ZaU HI Steppe
C am \ ampusita Domain Post Igar Kom Fejjr Smmental
NNenrUieim Count Alexander de Csonis Post Simmental
Csorxis Kom B kits (/’)
UencLbeim Count Ladslaus de Ikk(« Post B(kes Steppe
Kora Uckrt (»P) . . ,
Weorkheun Count Paul de ^tosonstentmildils Post Simmental
Moeonatmtnuktos Kom Jloson (fl ,
Uiltmano Michael Pipa Post Pipa Kom \ esrprfu[>l Simmental
Atmaiv Emencb Count Gikesfoldvir Peat B^ka^tdldvir Rambouillet
Kom BekSs
Alraasy Count Emencb Fuaztapd Pott PusttapO Kom Memo
Stolsock (cp)
Blbelaa Cosernisent LivestoeV. Beeeding Estabbshmeoi Rambouillet
Peal Bibolnapusau Kom Koniarom
Ketbalom Kom T N K Siolnok.
Debrecen Pustta llortobigy Sheep Breeders Association Racka
Post Nagsbortobigy Kom Ha}dn
Debrecen Royal Hungarian Agncultuial Academy ttrtioo
PalUgpusala Post lalUgpusita Kom Ka;dQ(cpa>
Ecclcsiastiral Sheep Breed ng Establ shmrnt Zsiger Raoibo diet
Post Tip fbiecsO Kom Pest
Ecclesiastical Pianst Order Collo Post Meraye K^ Memio
Eger EccIesiasticalSbecp Breeding Establ sbment NagystOg }Uniio
Post Srentmarq tapuszta kom HaidO
EIck Stepban & Frani H ppoliC Post Ziehydjta llarapsbteDn
Kom fejer
Fiatb Baroness Paul de Fusataaplli Post Stedees Afenno
Kom Tolna
Giber Josef Kismajor Peel Tisiarscge Kom Ilajdil (P) Alenno
liertlelder Eogen PusxtapO Post PusiCapO Kom tlenno
Jasi Sagykun Sjolnsk
llunganaTi-CrTTnan Agnraltoral Society Balatonszimo Menno
lost BalatonsidrsiO Kom Somogv
llucranan ITunitnc Producen Association Simocglt Mermo
lost Nagsatad Kom Somocy
Hungarian t\ orstod Wool Sheep breed ng Establishment Afermo
llorlobigr Pcet Nagyhortobigy Kcm HaidO
Uunpdy Count Karl Nagylok Post SiiUamajoi
jankrnneh BCsin Count Andreas de Oreglak Post Afenno
OresUk Keen Somogy (ci)
ti-nap I rant D chlta lAist Homorogd Kom Abauj Afenno
Kairnerrr Frant \oo Ekkpusita lotc MotsgO- Atenno
Stulimln Keen Somogy
Kapossir Amcultural lodustrk^ Association Ltd Rambnudict
Kapossir lost Kaposvlr Fo-Uteat Kom Snmogyfcp*)
Klrolyi Count J rfherelresurgd Post 1 tbCrvlrcsurgd Alcrmo
Kt-tn Fejir
Kirolsl Co nt Lad itaus Prlgy* Post Csongrid Kom Ramboullirt
tsorrril U«Ay
Kir ItI tcuntfSs lud« gd» Ilak Post Ilak Kom Zala Negretti
XATDAA, FRAXZ VON Alsi'boUogkita- P^t SzenI pferiny
KincBkaia. Kom P*sC
Krtskrfnri V\ v\ c. t Vhrep Dreed ng EsUbLihment Atenno
I OCX l-n.! KnskFcnet. Keen IVsl.
KisaaalUs Sheep Breeding Establ shmeat Pe<t KisstalUs Cigija
Kora Dacs Bcelrog
Kobner Dr AdoU btiuberek Post Felsostisibetsk Menno
Kom Stolnok
Kondeld Baron MonUde HFVhtputtU Pott PeUdrrrg Memo
Kom Tolna ^ , ..
Ku* Andreas jc Nikolaus Nasytanya A. Calvic* Post Menno
Karascond He\es .
LMerer Brothers I'usaUleayd Pal PuftUienyO Kem^^^Menno
Oto CrdlNiiasdvTamisof NidavUaditiv Feytr (tp)
Nagseenker Sugar Manntactunng Esublishmenl AUdsig Karaku
Post AKdsag Kom Vas . , .
NagysaradEtcle°iaslicalDomain Darustigtl Cirkopuszta Merino
Post Cirkocusita Kom Bihar
Netnes de Hd #g Count Johann PusiUlomaJ Post Menno
huDbegyes Kom J N K Stolnok
Konsee Prana son Ajka Post Ajka Kom Vestprem Menno
Potitzer C«ea FelkOgyory gOs, Pat Somogylarnhca Jtenno
Kora Sordid „ ,,
POTOstld Eugen Craefe de Porwttd Pat PorattA. Menno
Kom Heses (ci)
Royal Hunganan Agncultura! Aeademy Slagyardvir Dutch
Pat Magyarhvar Kom AfosoQ
Royal Ilunganaa Sheep Breeding Establishment Menno
Keszthel) Pat Kestthely Kom Zala , „
Royal Hanganan State Domain MaiOhegyes Post Rambou “«
MetOhegyes Kom Csanad
Sachseo-Cobiirg und Got
, , PhT pp Jaias 'von RambouHe*
Pusttavaes Pat Alberti Irsa Kom Pest (i) „ ,
SlRiblcs Emdie i Andreas von Bebespustta Pat Famboudlet
Zala tentimhaly Kora Zala (P) . ...
Strassrr WAR Igar Kora Fe]fc Rarabouiuer
Statmir Ecclesiastical Domain .Pusitahdveg Pat Menno
Poraetd Kom Heves fepA)
Stecbenyi Count BarthoUroais FelsOsegesd Pat Afenno
Fclsoseg^ Kom Somogy IP) _ .
Weiss Baton Manfred de Derekegyhita Pat Stentes. RambJ
Kara CsongTid . ,
Wmckheun Count Joisef de Okigyds Pat Mjkigvi^
Kora B^krs
Wenekhenn Count Lad slans de Bekfs. Pat B^ker
Kora Bekes
Wunplfen Count Srgnrd de Anasttitiama}
Kb. rkely Kom Tolna
Wind seb Josef Puszu Farkasdomb. Pal Siajol Kom Alenno
Strdnok
Zicbv Count Dfla LengyelWle Pat Lengyelidti. I ora Nfgret
RambouHet
HUNGARY.
575
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
Abbr\ ofZoc Elosziltis Toil ElOstillis Kom Fe}^r(t) MangalKi
Alma'r Johann CoUdSmSIk Tost CfilJamSIk Kom \ as Lmcotnshve
AUold J'lg Product Company Ltd Bckfecsaba Post
IWkfecsaba Kom UcWs
Almass C^ntDionys Gimlasan Post Gyulavan Kom Mansabra
Almas> Count Emcnch Pusttapd Post Pusttapd Manjalica
Kom StolooW Its)
Andrissj Count Geta Taktakfo^i Post Pnl?y Kom Mangalica
btabolrs
Magyardsir Arobducal Domain Post Magjardvlr Kom Votkshm
tfoson
Association of tluncanan Antcultunsts K&blnja
AlkoUnan> utca 29 Uudappst A
Bibolna Coaemmrnt Livestock Breeding Establishment Mangabca
Post Biboloapuszta Ko-n Komirom <es>
Bares Pig Product ^mpany Ltd 1 ost Bares Kom
Somogy
Ba>em Pnnee Frani von Cs^njinjmajot Post Slrvir Yorkshire
Kom \ as
Bajem 1 nnce Fraaa von P^terfapusata Post Sirvir Cornwall
Budanest Capital Pig Establishment Budapest X Berirk
Koblnja
CslVy Count Andreas Ottev<ny Post Olteviny KomOyW Vockshite
Caobiu Julius Sidlomi)hitpustta Post Prugy Kom Maogalica
Suboles
Caobiii Josef Caobai Post Csobai Kom SaabeJes ^Jaogalira
Debrecen Ro)al llaoeanaQ Agricultural Academy Mangalica
PaUagpustta Past I allacpustta Kom )U) iu (rsAI
D*uttcb Julius Estate iaamknd Post Piaalad Yorksbire
Kom Fijit <()
Dary Fnednch son Paradicsompusata Post Zomba Manga ica
Kom Tolna (<l
DSry HeleneandLadillausvon Kisdorog Post Kisdorog Aorksbire
Kom Tolna <rl Lincolnsbire
Draskovich Count Ivan de Bannvasellye Post Baran Mangalica
sasrllie Kem Uinnya
Elek da Ujnep Ernst It Geta Ujneppustta Post Nagy Lmcolnshire
kanetia Kom Zala lO i er Landrace
Eleu Stephan and Frant llarmatos Post Adonvpmt Mangalica
Tasaabolcs Kom Feier
Eiten>i Eugen Tora)0»p41c4 Post Tomj-oinlica Kom MingalKa
Statboci ri
Etterbity Pnnee Paul SOtwr Post Suttor K n Aort-shtre
Sepros
Estcrhat> Count Thomag Desecser Post Deseeser Aotskbire
Kom A esiprdm Irk)
Fancsika Breeding Establishment Fancsikapustta Post Mangalica
rel»Ssto?,^^hita™r « Bn-edng Pstablishmenl Post Aotksbire
Post Aorksbire
Ger Landrace
Ticocr Alsugalica
Cruner AU Karl POtr#le Post rels.ora)k Kom Zala Cornwall
I i4r 1 12 i niduct tonipanv Ltd lost Gsor hom GiOf
Had U Brotbrn Kisielcnce lAist huirlmce Ko n Mansakca
Jeszenstky Baron Andreas de KSlmdmajor Post KSlesd Yorkshire
Kom Tolna
Jitrmik Ludwig pusttanikht Post Pusztatenyd Kom Mangalica
Stolook (A)
Kaposvir Agncultural Industries Association Ltd. Mangalica
Kaposvir Post Kaposvir Fd utcal Kom Somogy
(esA)
Kitolyi Coint Josef Fchdrviresurgd Post FeWrvar Yorkshire
esurgd koiD Fej^r (csk)
Kicolyi Count Julius Tiborszillis Post Tibor.zdlUs Mangabci
Kun Andreas dc Nikolaus Nagytanya Po.t MezSnagy Mangalica
mihity kom Borsod
kun Andreas Karicson Post Kiracsond Kom lleves Ger Landrace
Magyar Fokt Agncultural Estates Ltd Sarkad Post Mangalica
Sarkad Kom Bihar (r)
Mai.a Estates Keszobidegkdt Po.t Keazdbidegkut Yorksbu^
Kom Tblua
I Mindy Cdza A Aladic Perddc Kdtnyir Post D'rzence Mangalica
I Kom Somogy
I Martonify Darnabasvon Ksrosszakil Post KOrSasiakil Mangalica
kom Bihar
' M'.ierbaty Or Lrnstvon Nagygeresd Post Nagygereid York»bire
I Kom Sopron
Mobt Or Beta Gydnzra>*re Post Cvdrstem*re Kom Yorkshire
! Gyor
Nag>ceokSu'atMaou(sctunngEsisblisbm*Dt Repceszent Aorkhire
gidrgi KefsHtelorle Joel UtgyUlu Kom V»i
Nag) varad Fcctesiastical Domain Daruszlgel Ciraopuitla Mangalica
Post Cirkopuszta Kom Bihar (ri)
Nemes de llidveg Count Jobann Pusztatomij Post Mangalica
Kuahegyes Kom J N K Stelnok («*)
Nemestdiby SzabdASivoly Tbeodorvon Post Somogy Mangalica
sinson Kom Somogy
Pallavicini Mark Crave d> Oomtin Sindorfalva Po.t Mangalica
Sindorialva Kom Csongrid (*)
PallasKuu Mark -Crave George de Matidt Post Ma.dM. Mingatica
Kom Somogy l(i)
Royal Hungarian State Domain Kisber Pott Ki.Mr B rksbve
kom Komiron (c) fler Landrace
Royal Hungarian Slate Dome n Metsbegyes Post Alangal ca
Metdheeyes Kom Csanld (eii)
Schuller de Boscbi Guido DrivaerdApotata Post Bares Wessex
I Kom SwTio.y Mingalica
I Skublics Emilie tc Andreas von B b‘tputtta Past iliniabca
I Zalaizentiiiibaly Kom ZiU (i)
I Sirobel Zollin Baioo>bink lost Bikonjbink Kom B-rksbire
I Vestprera Yorkshire
Stabolcs Valeelm Stil/ams/or Post Siitra-naior Kom Aorkshire
Fejer
Szatmir EcclesiastKal Domain Pusatahklveg Po.t MuigiUca
I Porasttd Kom lleves (cii)
Srecb'uya.CouatessAntonde Pdstelek Post B ktscuba MingaU a
Kom Oekes (<)
Stecbenyi Coiint Bartholomi s Fels-Asegesd. Post Mangalica
Felidseces.1 Kom Somojy (i)
Srechenyi Count Fnednch bomcCTtarodca Post So-ao- Yorkshire
(rytarudea Kom Smogy
SzoM EmanuH i'on>oid. J cal Crrsegyarmal Kom Mangalica
Gyor ft)
I Srunvewb Zejtln von VagyRiarJa. Post Kumarja Mangilica
Kom B bar
Weackheun Count AI'ianilT de Csorvis Post Cscrvis. Miagaaca
enckhetm Cosuit Josef d“ OsigyJs. Pent Jljkigy-js. ila-n
Kom O' kes 1 1 )
mrkhe-n Count LaJ.daut d' tkkH Post Dikes. Mu
nan I’lansl-Ord r M
riaiTl >. I'rolu l Coi i
I MwonumC-niklje
I AS tthrri. Hr Lutws
Bloall
f Zue n-»za-J.v r*t Flaw* Us
mrg 1'ree.leis gl nc -h 1U t IW'.l laT -2
576
HUNGARY.
PROMINENT BREEDERS {eontd )
HoisE* (coatd )
Buv Mde Alb KupapiuzU Po«t KunigoU Koin Csanid Blood
Bischitz Maisa Estates \iaisapuszta Post Keszobidegkut Engluh Blood
Kom Tolna
Debreceo Town iJonicipality Post Debrecen Kom \oniin
HajdO
Debrecen Roval Ilongarun AgncuUural Academy, Palla Arab
gpustta 1 ost PaUacrpuszu Kom Hajdb tes»
Elreber Eogen Frdohit Post Maitonvisir Kom I tjfr Eegbsb Blood
Esterbizy Count Franz Tata Post Tata Kom Komiron Lipizaa Race
Eslerbizy Count Tbomag Devecscr Post Dcvecset Fogl sh Blood
Kom \eszprfm (c»
Fcstetics Pnnce Tassilo Dertcoce Post Berzence English Blood
Kom Somogy \et>)
Fcstetics Pr nee Tassilo de Kesztbely Fen^kpuszta English Blood
Kesztbely Kom Zala
Fould SpnngiTs Baroness tlacia Cecile Estates Puszta Engl sb Blood
lesvir Post GySrSZimere Kom Gsdr
Ceist de Cs^kd Jubus Csikd Post Koedoros Kom English Blood
B^k^ fp)
Ceist Kaspar von Csikd-Cispirtelek Post Kondoros English Blood
Ko-n B<Ws
G«rdby von OttOmOs Johann Alsdadacs Post Szabads English Blood
lillis Kora Pest
Gydr^ Rivard von Tolnaozora Post Tolnaozora English Blood
Iladjd Brothers Kisvelence Post Kisvelence Kom Nooius
Fejir {f)
Hertelendy Andor von Kutaskozma Post Beleg Kom
Somogy
Hoyos Count Max K^metlad. Post V<metUd Kom Ardenne
Somogy
Hungarian Hone Breeding Association (^Budapest % Eogtisb Blood
Silehcnyi utca) D dspuszta Post llipp a Kom
Keintrem
Jankovich BisSn Count Andreas de Oreglak Poet Lipp tzan
Oreglak Kom Somogy (ci>
JuiMilk Ludwig PttszUQjktii Post Pusttatenyb Eoglnh Blood
Kom Szolnok (p)
Kilo' SI, Eccles astical Doma n Csornapuszta Post Nonius
Oreg 8«rtn Kom Pest Pilis SoK Kiskun
Kaposvsr AgncuUural Industries Association Ltd Ardenne
Kaposvir Po t Kaposvar Fo uteal Kom Somogy Nonius
, . English Blood
Kirolyi Count Josef Pehdrvaresurgd Post Pehfrvire Non us
luigo Kom Fejdf <«pj
Kirolyi Count Lad slaus Felgyo Post Caongrid Kom Nonius
Csongrid (esp)
Kecskemet Municipality Bugacpuszta Post Kecskemit
Kom Pest Pilis ^It Kiskun
Ktusp^ Ciltiert des LebrroUes R^tszentmikldspuszta
lost Nagyribd Kom B>bar
Komfeld Baron }(ortz Felsfiireg Post FclsOireg Kom
Tolna
Uderer Brothers Pusztateayo Post Pusztatenyo
kom Szolnok . .
Lederef Ladislaus Pusztabdbocka Post KunszenC
mdrton Kom B^kH
Alekzer Ladislaus von. Good Post (3aod. Kom Borsod
Metzobegyes Horse Bre^ngAssocutioo Szicbeayi ter? 11
Szeged
Nagyvirad Ecclesiastical Estates Cirkopuszta Post
Kdipuszta Kwn Bihar
Nemes Count Albert de Solt Post Solt Kom Pest
Pilts Solt Kisknn
Nemes de ilidv^g Count Johann Fusztatoma] Post
Kunb^yes Kom J N K Szolnok («?)
Pallavieint Mark Grave dr Domain Sindorfalva Post
Slodacfalva (Com Csoagrld (F)
PallavKini Mark Grave George de Mosdds. Post Mosdds
hom Somogy (fP)
Pomszld Craefe de Eugen Porosztd Post Forosttd
Kom lleves fcl)
Rdtb Josef von Kunigota Post Kuoigota Kora
Csanid
Reck Gfza von Ciorvis Post Csorvii. Kom Bfkfs
Kotbscbild Baron Aliens de Didspuszta Post Tau
Kom Komiron
Royal Hungarian State Domain Mazbhegyes Post
MezObegyes Ko n Csanid (rr^)
Saebsen Coburg und Cotba Pnnee Philipp Josias von
Puszuvam Post Alberti Irsa Kom Pest (s;
Somssicb von Sslrd Mikotaui Somogysird Post
Sagybatom Kom Somogy
Slrasser Wilhelm Vimpustia 1 ost S nonttomya Kom
Fejir
Szatmir Eccles astical Domain Pusztabidvfg Post Nonius
lorosztd Kom Heves U*Pi
Urban Baron Peter Kunagotapuszta Post Kunagota
Kon Csanad
Wenckhetn Count Dwnysdt Dobot Post Dobot Kom
Bek«s if)
2alava Abbey Domaine Zalsvi Post Sirmellfk
Kom Zala
English BIntd
Arab Race
Vonius
English BUoi
English Blood
English Blood
Nomas
Nonius
Engl sh Blood
English Blood
Eogbsh Blood
Upzta
Nomus Race
Engl sh Blood
Engl sb Blood
Soovfls
English Blood
English Blood
Eeglitb Blood
Engoih Blood
Nonius
Fot Poultry Breeders in Hongmg see pog i 72 73
Hungary olTers exceptional opportunities for Exporters of
PEDIGREE LIVESTOCK
Interested Parties, anxious to
establisti connections with
Hungarian Stock Breeders should
correspond with —
Mr. KEMENY HUG6, V., FALK MIKSA-UTCA 24,
BUDAPEST.
REPRESENTATWE IN HUNGARY of IniematioDa] Directory of Pedigree Stocli Bree<
S3 Fleit Street London.
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ICELAND
577
Livestock Breeding in Iceland.
The Live Stoch estimate for Iceland states cattle 31 000, sheep 567 000 pigs , horses 53 000
It IS not generally known that live stock breed-
ing in Iceland is receiving the same careful atlen
tion on the part of the Government and live stock
breeders Associations as in many other countries
as the general conception concerning this far away
ice bound country in the Arctic is not connected with
the idea of live stock breeding It is however the
case that this important industry is there receiving
great attention Thus the Icelandic Agricultural
Society svith headquarters in Laekjargata 14 m the
capital Reykjavik is aiming at promoting agriculture
m all its various branches to hold and arrange Live
Stock Exhibits at which Pnre cups and monetary
Pnies are given and generally speaking to publish
notes on the progress of agriculture m other coun
tries with a view of stimulating the interest of the
Icelandic farmers The President of the Society is
appointed by the Government and two other members
by the agncultural population Experts men of good
education and practical experience are maintained
whose business it is to travel round and advise the
farmers The Government assist the Association through
an annual subvention of about £10 000 The Associa
tion runs experimental Stations at various places
such as a Grassland Experiment Station outside .
Reykjavik an Experiment Station in Ranear
vallasysls where fertilisers and the influence of different
manures on crops and soils are constantly receiving
great attention and where also grass seed variations
suitable for Icelandic conditions arc being grown ,
Then the Association maintains at four different I
places of the country centres for the breeding of sheep !
where the production of mutton wool the question
of fecundity etc arc constantly under the supervision I
of special observers The question of feeding and the I
cost of food m companion with the yield of wool |
and mutton is being particularly looked into and the ;
outcome of these experiments which have now taken
place for some time can be seen in the steady im
proi ement of a breed of sheep that in Iceland js of
greater national important than the sheep perhaps is ,
in any other country of the world Eiery third year I
the Association arranges local Live Stock Exhibitions ^
where cattle horses and sheep of remarkable and out
standing qualities can be seen Speaal teachers under
supervision of the i\s 50 Ciation are travelling over the
country arranging for lectures m the evenings to be
held either on the premises cf local farmers or wi the
school houses
Numerous local Assoastions of farmers are to be
found all over the country called ** Bonadarfelag
Islnds w ich are really c»-opcr»ti« assooationi
for the promotion of farmers interests Among the
acbvities of these associations are likewise experimental
fields and experiment grounds where garden plants
trees etc form the objects of interest
TTie Icelandic horse well known m the ancient
Icelandic Saga an animal remarkable for its intelli
gence light footedness and ability to exist for days on
end without food is now pure bred and exported in
yearly increasing numbers There are in all twenty-
three Associations of breeders of this horse and the
Government are paying considerable sums of money
towards the improvement of the breed
As regards cattle breeding there are likewise
twenty three Associations of breeders who also have
lately adopted obligatory milk control Milk and
butler fat yield are controlled food and feeding
methods being likewise controlled and these associa
lions maintain assistants who travel from farm to
farm all over the Island to assist farmers There are
now 2ot local associations for the promotion of agri
culture and the milk control is being enthusiastically
embraced in all of these At Reykjavik a Chemical
Laboratory enjoying an annual subvention from the
Government 1$ doing much good by analysing agri
cultural products fertilisers etc at a very low cost
to the Icelandic farmers and to look after the general
welfare of the live stock in tl c Island a number of veter
inary surgeons paid by the Government are exercis
ing suitable control of conditions under which the
Icelandic live stock exists
At H6]ar and at Hvannen there are agricultural
schools owned and run by the Government at which
the farmers sons and daughters can obtain agricultural
education the course every year lasting from I5lh
October to 30lh April The Government grants to
these schools every year is between £3 000 to £4,000
Then there are four other schools vvhose aim is to
educate the farmer m live stock breeding a!!
of which are overcrowded every winter The
dairy industry in Iceland is progressing The cream
owing to cl matjc and local conditions and the large
distances between the farms and the dairy, more often
than not intersected by icebound nvers and Fjords is
as a rule separated from the milk at the farms and at
intervals supplied to the dairies which are in opera
tion dunng the lommer months There are thirteen
tudi dairies At Reykjavik some years ago a ** M Ik
Consumers Aisocufiort was lUrted on a co-opefa
tive basis ileadly developing and rvow a commercul
undertaking of no mein imnortance inafrjch as it
manages the export o^ gras woo! Inrc I'ack etc^
wblW importing frocersn fkxir ca’il- food agrv
576
HUNGARY.
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
Ild«SE$ (contd )
Biro MJe Alb Kupapuszta Post Kunigota Kom Csanid English Blood
Biscbitz Ms sa Estates Maisapuszta Post Kcszobidrgkut English Blood
Kom Tolna
Debrecen Town Municipality Post Debrecen Kom Monins
lUjdil
Debrecen Royal Hungarian Agricultural Academy Palla Arab
gpuszta Post Pallagpuszta Kom Hajdu (czp)
Dreber, Eugen Lrdobat lost MarlonvSsir Kom I ejilr Eoghsh Blood
Esterbazy Count Franz Tata Post Tata Kom Komlzoo Lipizza Race
EsterbSiy Count Thomag Devecser Post Devecser I ngl sb Blood
Kom \ cszpr^m (cf )
Pestet cs Prince Tass lo Berzence Post Berzence Eziglish Blood
Kora Somogy (rP)
Festetics Pnnce Tass lo de Keszibels Fen^kpuszta Engl sh Blood
Keszthely Kom ZaU
Fould Spr ngers Baroness Maria Cccile Estates Puszta Engl sh Blood
lesvir Post Gyorsz^mere Kom G>Or
Geist de Cidkd JuUus Csikd lost Koodoros Kom Engbsh Blood
BiWs (PI
Ge St Kaspar von Csikd Gispirtclek Post Kondoros Engl sh Blood
Kon Bek^s
Gei<by von Ottdmos Johann Alsdadacs Post Szabads Engl sh Blood
zlllls Kom Pest
Rivard von Tolnaozora Post Tolnaozora English Blood
GySre^
1 Kutaskozma Post Beleg Kom
Itadiu Brothers Kisveknce Post Kisvcli
Fejtr
llertelcody Andor
Somogy
lloyos Count Max NimetUd Post K^metlad hom Atdenne
Somogy
Huniarun Hone Breeding Assoeiaton (Budapest V Engbsh Blood
Stichenyi utca) D uspuszta Post H pp a Kom
Oreglak. Post Lippitzan
Komsrom
Jankovieh Brsan Count Andreas
Oreglak Kom Somogy
Jurenik Ludw g PusztaajkAt Post Pusitatenyo English Blood
Ko n SzolnoK (p|
Kalekss, Eccleiiast cal Domain Csomapusrta Post Nonius
Oregtaertb Kom Pm PJ s Sell Kiskun
Kap^vlr Agr cultural Industnes Association Ltd Ardenne
Kaposvii lot Kaposvit FS ttlctl Kom Somogy Notuus
English Bl
Kirolyi Count Josef FeUrvateiurgd Post Febfrvire Nonius
surgo Kom Fei^r (crpi
Kirolyi Count Ladisfaua Petgyo Post Csongrid Kom Non us
Ciongrid (cjp)
Kecskemet tfunic palily Bugacpusrta Post Kecskemet
Kom Pest I ilis Solt Kiskun
Krusp^r Gilbert des EcheroUes Rftszentmikldspuszta
(ost Kagyribf Kom Qibar
Komfeld Baron 'lortz Felso reg Post Felsfllreg Kom
Tdna
LMerer Brothers Pusztatenyo Post Pusztalenyo
Kom Szolnok (>)
Ledeicr Ladislaus Pusztabibocka Post Kunszent
mirton Kom BCk^s
Helczer Ladislaus von Gnod Post Onod Kom Borsod
Metrdbegyei Horse Breeding Association Sz^cbenyi ter? 11
English Bini
Arab Race
Jionius
Engbsh Blood |
Engbsh Blood
Nagyvirad Eccles astical Estates Cirkopuszta Post
Kdtpuuta Kom Bihar
Nemes Count Albert de Solt Post Sott Kora Pest
I ills Solt Kiskun
Semes de llids^g Count Johann Pusztatoina} Post
Kunhegyes Kom J N K Szolnok (rtpl
Pallavic ni Mark Crave de Doman Sindorfalva Post
Siodotfalva Kom Csongrid IPl
Pallavicuu Mark Crave George de Mosdds Post Mosdos.
Kom SoiZK^y
Potostld Craele de Eugen Porosztd Post PoroszUl
Kom Heves (esl
Rith Josef von kimigota Post Konigota Kom
Csanid
Reck Gita von Csorvis Post Csorvis Kom Beke*
Uotbscb Id Baron AUoni de Diilspustta Post Tata
Kom Komiron „ .
Royal Hungarian State Domain Mazbhegyes. Post
Mezobegyes Kom Csanid .
Sachsen Coburg und Oetba Pnoee Phil pp Josias von
Pustiavkc* Post Alberti Irsa Kom Pest 1*)
Somssicb von Saird Mikelaus Somogysdrfl Pott
Sagybaiom Kom Se-nogr ,
Strasser WUbelni \ imputita Post Siraonlemya Horn
Fei#r
Szatoir Eeclesiattical Dotnain. Pusztahidvdg Post Nsb’J*
PorotzW Kom Heves ,
Urban Baron Peter Kunagotapuszta Post Kunagoia
Kom Cwbad ^ ^
Weoclsheiin C^nt Dionyi de Dobot Pent Debo* Kom
Bekis _ _ _ . . « . e'— *lJk
f<ODIUS
Engl sh Blood
English Blood
English Blood
UP zza
jsonius Race
EnolisbBIooi
Engbsh Blood
Engbsh Blood
Engl £9 Blood
aStllS!
Engbsh Blt*d
Fcr Pouhrs/ BrteJtrt in Hungotg zee pag’t 72 73
Hmogary offers exceptional opportunities for Exporters of
PEDIGREE LIVESTOCK
Interested Parties, aiutious to
establish connections with
Hungarian Stock Breeders should
correspond with —
Mr. KEMENY HUGO, V., FALK MIKSA-UTCA 24,
BUDAPEST. ^ ^
REPRESENTATIVE IN HUNGARY of InlrmabuDal Directory of Pedicree Slock
23 fle»l Street Londozi.
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ICELAND
577
Livcstocic Breeding in Iceland.
The 1 j\ c Stock estimate for Iceland slates
It It not (rencrall) knovim that Inc s'oek breed*
tni; in Iceland is recentng the tame careful atlcn*
tion on the part of the Government and live t'oek
breeders* /\$$oaations as m man} other countries,
as the general conception concerning this far awav.
ice bound countr} in the Arctic is not connected vviih
the idea of live stock breeding It is, hov«cver. the
case that this important industr) is there receiving
great attention Thus the *' Icelandic Agricultural
boaet> '* with headquarters in Laekjargata 14, in the
capital Reykjavik, is aiming at promoting agriculture
in all Its various branches, to hold and arrange Live
Slock Exhibits at which Prize cups and monetary
Pnzes are given and, generally speaking, to publish
notes on the progress of agnculture in other coun
tnes "ith a view of stimulating the interest of the
Icelandic farmcn The President of the Society is
appointed by the Covemmenl and two ether members
b> the agricultural population Experts, men of good
education and practical experience are maintained
whose business it 1$ to travel round and advise the
farmers The Government assist the Association through
an annual subvention of about £10 000 The ^ssocia
tion runs expenmental Stations at various places
such as a Grassland Expenment Station outside
Reykjavik , an Experiment Station m Rangar-
V alias) sla vvhere fertilisers and the influence of different
manures on crops and soils are constantly receiving
great attention, and where also grass seed variations
suitable for Icelandic conditions are being grovm
Xhen, the Association maintains at four different
places of the country centres for the breeding of sheep,
where the production of mutton wool, the question
of fecundity, etc . are constantly under the supervision
of special observers The question of feeding and the
cost of food in comparison with the yield of wool
and mutton is being particularly looked into, and the
outcome of these experiments which have now taken
place for some time can be seen in the steady im*
provement of a bree<l of sheep that in Iceland is of
greater national importance than the sheep perhaps is
m any other country of the world Every third year
the Assoaation arranges local Live Stock Exhibitions
where cattle horses and sheep of remarkable and out*
standing qualities can be seen Special teachers under
supervision of the Association are travelling over the
country, arranging for lectures in the evenings to be
held either on the premises of local farmers, or m the
sdiool houses
Numerous local Associations of farmers are to be
found all over the country, called * BunadarWag
Isbnds,” which are really co-operative associations
r
cattle 31,030, sheep 567,000, pigs , horses 53 000
for the promotion of farmers* interests Among the
activities of these assooalions are, likewise, experimental
fields and experiment grounds where garden plants,
trees etc , form the objects of interest
*rhc Icelandic horse, well known in the anaent
Icelandic Saga, an animal remarkable for its intelli-
gence. light footedness and ability to exist for days on
end without food, is now pure bred and exported m
yearly increasing numbers There are m all twenty-
three Associations of breeders of this horse and the
Government are paying considerable sums of money
towards the improvement of the breed
As regards cattle breeding there are likewise
twenty three Associations of breeders who also have
lately adopted obligatory milk control Milk and
butter fat yield are controlled, food and feeding
methods being likewise controlled, and these associa-
tions jmintain a$sntints who travel from farm to
farm all over the Island to assist farmers There are
now 201 local associations for the promotion of agri-
culture. and the milk control 1$ being enthusiastically
embra^ m all of these At Reykjavik a Chemical
Laboratory, enjoying an annual subvention from the
Government is doing much good by analysing agri-
cultural products, fertilisers etc , at a very low cost
to the Icelandic farmers , and to look after the general
welfare of the live stock m tlie Island a number of veter-
inary surgeons, paid by the Government, are exercis-
ing suitable control of conditions under which the
Icelandic live stock exists
At H6lar and at Hvanneri there are agricultural
schools, owned and run by the Government at whidi
the farmers’ sons and daughters can obtain agricultural
education the course every year lasting from i5lh
October to 30lh April Tlic Government grants to
these schools every vear is between £3 000 to £4 ooo
Then there are four other schools whose aim 1$ to
educate the farmer in live stock breeding all
of which are overcrowded every winter The
dairy industry m Iceland is progressing The cream
owing to climatic and local conditions and the large
distances between the farms and the dairy, more often
than not intersected by icebound nvers and Fjords is
as a rule separated from the milk at the farms and, at
intervals supplied to the dames which are m opera-
tion during the summer months "There are thirteen
such dairies At Reykjavik, some years ago, a *Milk
Consumers’ Assoaabon” was started on a co-opera-
tive basis, steadily developing and now a commeraal
undertaking of no mean importance inasmuch as it
manages the export of gran wool, live stock, etc
while importing grocenes, flour, cattle food.
578
ICELAND
cultural machinery, fertilisers, fencing material, etc., |
for the benefit of its co-operators, among whom is a
great number of farmers. I
By a series of well conceived Laws adopted by the |
people through their representatives in Parliament,
no Icelandic mutton can be exported unless subjected i
to control and classification. The Icelandic horses, i
prior to being exported, must pass examination by ;
veterinary officers, and only faultless and in every
way valuable animals are granted a certificate lor
export. As a rule, no horses over ten years are
exported. The trade in Icelandic wool, quite important,
is likewise subjected to classification and control and
supervision b)’ experts Thus, no wool is admitted
for export unless conforming with stipulations in
regard to colour, staple and quality. Fertilisers and
cattle food, both articles of great importance in the life
conditions of the country, are not permitted entry
into the Island unless subjected to the most stringent
regulations regarding quality, packing, etc. by Govern-
ment experts who exercise the necessary control.
The killing of animals for meat supply is chiefly in the
hands of “ Slaturfilag Sudurlands,” the largest abattoir
in Iceland, based on co-operation between meat pro-
ducers and consumers. It is operating all the year
round. There are other abattoirs for sheep, chiefly
for the benefit of the mutton packing Industry, in
operation from early August until late in the Autumn.
Among Iceland’s prominent Breed Associations
and Breeders, the following should be mentioned ;
Prominent Breeders.
TbeAgnculturalSchoololHelgm UjaltadU Sb««p^<l
C»\«e
Oreedm
Tti$ Agnculiural School of ilvaniien Borrarfiord SbeepPie*o<)
C%(Ue
Drtodtrt
The ^picullural Society of Iceland 14 Lackjargaia
ReNkiavilt
Xalackjar tjoR^abu Co-op Dairy Sell Ptg Bteedm
liaufstiaoa ooioabu Co-op Dam \s$ KakkathjUeigu ..
b tDkXtivri
Cattle BnedinrSocieU of Adaldalur S Ptsueyjarenla
Cattle Bnedjng Societ) of Aeodlf.ikalaeOkn Rassarvall
Cattle ^recdifliSeciet) of Dvekupetungur Arafeu'tla
Cattle OreedinrSociel> olliubot S I'lngeyianrila
Cattle Brecdifl* '•ocicty of Dvrholibreep, V Skiftaf *y»l*
Cattle Breeding Soiieu of FljoMhlid BangdnaUaiysU
CatlleBreediiigSoeicty ofi,auUefiabaejarbfjpp Ant^isla
CailleBrecdingSorioty oiCQupvcneSrepp ArnleeyeU
Cattle Breeding Society of Hraungerdishrepp AmCssyala
Cattle Breeding Society of llruntmannahrepp, Am4s»,»ta
Cattle Breeding Society of Htolbrepp Rangir>aIU>y«ia
Cattle UteedsflgSocKty of I.aira,ttoftd, S I’loaeyjoHyUa
Cattle Breeding Society of Merkutbaejaaokn Kaiigarvali
asyala
Cattle Breeding Society of Pj kk\ibaer. Rjngirvallaiy^la
Cattle Breeding Society of Skeidaioanna Amissysla
Cattle Breeding Society of Stafholtstungur Borgirfj *5^1*
Cattle Breeding Society of S^ arfdaclir EjafyardiC^'^
Cattle Breeding Society of Scinaaatnshrepp Hun»«atn stsla
Cattle Breeding Society of \ illinraholtshrepp, Amesavda
CaUleDreediftfSoeiefyof OnguUtadahtepp,Cyjaf)ardariy;sla
Xyed^ar Dairy AM .SkaniSiadil Vlyedal . . ?'S Bteedwa
Cndi4r ndtnabd, Co^op Dairy Ata , BreioabdiMtao, „ >,
Fljdiabbo .. . .n
Hofsar ry^abd Co-op Dairy Am > HvanDX, Eyjafjduuni
Aaabtepp Hone Breeding Society, Ranrirv Syila
Alb Horae Breeding Soeiety, Rangirv Sysla
Eogiblidarbrepp Hon* Bjecling Soeiety, Jlinavatnauxla.
CTyafjaUahie^ Heme Breeding boetety.Rantiiv ayaU
Fakur Horae Breeding Society, Anames Skndubrepp
Flidt^bbi^^^Herae Breeding Society, MdUsnliim
Trautii Horae Breeding Society, Caulverjab hrepp,
Ara4aayala
CnApieryabrepp Horae Breeding Society, AmMayaia
liraungerdiabtepp Horae Breeding Soeeity, Ani^ysla
Hninatuaniiahrepp Horae Breeding Society, AmHayala
Ldndeyjabrepp Horse Breeding Soeiety, Rangirv Sysla
Reykhofiadalshrepp Horae Breeding society, Borgarfj tysla
Ripuriuepp Horae Breeding Seceity, Skagafjardaiaysyaia
Sudarbrepp Kora* Breeding Society, Skagafjardataysla
Svinavainsbrepp Horae Breeding Swiety, HilBavatsssysIa
Laugardaeluin Co-op Dairy AB, Hriiarslaekjar rjoinabu „ ,
Pykkvabae jar rjdnMbu Coop Dainr AM , Mel Pykkvabae
RauoaUekjarryotnabU Co-op Dairy Asso Am Holtum .. ,
Saraband laleoakra «amviimufelaga, Reykjavik (linn
Sandnkur (jooiaM Coop Dairy Ass , Sandv —
Hrafnkelssladir Sheep Breeding Farm. Amessj-aU
Leifsstadir Sheep Breeding Fann. Evjafjord
Kangd Sheep Breeding Farm. FljotsdaUbjerad
qiafslalurSherp Breeding Farm Datasyala
ToCfasUda rjoniabd Co^op Dairy Aaso .Skilbolti -
. pig Breeders
I Livestock Breeders, Merchants and Manufacturers desirous of obtaining Informa-
tion concerning this interesting and prosperous country are invited to commumcate
with the Publishers, of “ International Directory of Pedigree Stock Breeders,
23, Fleet Street, London, who act as Correspondents for most of the Icelandic
Stock Breeders’ Societies and Export and Import Associations at Reykjavik.
ITALY
579
Livestock Urccdlnp in Italy.
TVe Lj\e Stocl eillmate for llal) itatcs ; cattle 6.242 ,<xk), tliecp 11,791,000, pig* 2,342000, horses 991,000.
In the matter of accumuLstion of capital iKc
foundation of all economic progress is labour v»hich
indeed, conilitutc* the fundamental element of all
prospent) and riches hal) can boast an agncul-
tiiral population s»hich in a remarkable decree con-
tribute* to the veil l>cing of the country Ilie truth
of this statement ma> be gathered from the follov^ing
figures Of a population of some 38 million, there
arc
Cnual Land Worltri 26ll95iMm
1633 693 U omen
Farmcn wiih Small Holdmct 1129 153 hicn
452J37 omen
VToiVirtgonlhrirown oronRdativn
Farm* I 109 723 Men
606 532 U omen
Tenant Fanneri 536JS1 Men
157£17V;om(n
Peasant Tenant Farmer* who pay their
renl ly %rorking etrUm da>T
weekly 00 Landlord* F«rm* 29j 355 Men
W.238 Uomen
Cow- and Sheep-herd* 207 764 Men
29j4IV(omen
At the beginning of the nineteenth century Italy
had probably a greater density of population than any
other country tn Europe— ^3 inhabitants to the square
kilometre as compared with 20 in Spam, 50 m France
and 60 in Great Britain, since when the population has
enormously increased, so that in the year 1914 the
population was 35^ millions or 124 inhabitants to
the square kilometre As a result of new political
boundaries, Italy’s population is now close on 38
millions
In Italy agriculture is mere complex m its nature
than, perhaps in any other country m Europe, as pas
tures. arable land, and live stock breeding are to be
found Under the most diverse conditions sometimes
2,500 meters high up m the Alps, sometimes m the
valleys below the shores of Garda and Maggiore, or in
the valley of the Po on the slopes of the Appenincs
or on the shores of Liguria Herds of cattle, sheep,
horses and buffaloes graze over the Tuscan Maremma,
the Agro Romano and the Pontine marshes, while on
the shores of the Adriatic the most varied cultivation
IS to be seen At Bari and Foggia farming is more
in the style of gardening, while the extensive corn
fields of the Apulian ‘ Tavoliere stretch far away
up to the Basilicate m which district malaria drought
and land slips put the population on their mettle in
the constant fight against these Sheep grazing in
the Abruzzi is a steadily expanding industry , and in
the Romagna. Emilia, and the Vencto, cattle breedmg
and the industrialisation of agriculture — cheese making,
wine pressing olive oil production, etc , — are steadily
adding to the prospenty of the countryside Up in
the Alps and the Apennines, and down in the valleys
and on the plains, an extensive dairy cattle industry
IS handling large quantities of milk , and m the Val
d’Aosta and on the slopes of Etna, olives are grown
f
and turned into an article of great commercial value
U will thus be seen how dnersificd agriculture is in
Ital)
fn 1864 the Italian agricultural production was
estimated at three milliird Lire of which one third
represented live stock breeding , while in 1885
the figures were five milliards In 1900 the figures
had risen to seven milliards The area in Italy under
crops IS estimated at thirteen rriihon hectares, and
of this 4 700000 are devoted to wheat alone Plough-
ing. always hard work in the very stiff, clayey soil of
Italy. IS now almost everywhere effected by steam
ploughs, a great number of which is owned and run by
small agricultural societies Chemical manures are
now rapidly coming into vogue all over the country
In the year 1900 three million quintals of super phos-
phates were consumed , in 19x3 eleven million
Among the various crops m Italy, perhaps the sugar
beet IS the most remarkable Introduced by Cavour.
the production has steadily increased and now occu-
pies an area of well over 135 000 acres
Agriculturists m the country hold that owing to
more extensive and accurate methods of cultivation,
(he annual average production of hay ts steadily m>
creasing, which, m turn, brings with it increased
live stock breeding
These figures are remarkable m as much as Italy
IS not withm the region of pasture land, while her soil
IS as a rule remarkably dry During the last ten years
a noticeable general improvement m the live stock
has set in. partly through better selection, partly
through crossing and introduction of new stock
This can be seen m the case of horses, such now being
bred of a far superior quality through Government
stallions
Italy’s dairy industry, as already stated is expand-
ing Machinery of the most modern construction 1$
exchanged for the old, and m the world s cheese export
markets Italian cheese ranks among the best
One of the most active factors m stimulating
agricultural pursuits and improvement in live stock
breeding is certainly the co-operative movement In
this respect Italy is far ahead if compared with many
other European countries There are today 1,123
co-op>erative societies handling agrarian industries,
and 183 societies exclusively interested in dairying
and cheese making At the agricultural colleges at
Milan Pisa, Portici Bologna, Perugia and Acireale
the annual number of students anxious to be theoreti-
cally instructed is steadily increasing One hundred and
twenty-five travelling professorships have been founded
for the diffusion of instruction in agricultural and live
stock matters by means of lecturing , and large field
areas for crop experiments and demonstration have
been set aside m very many parts of the country to
let the farmer obtain at his own door a practical
of obtaining information, leading to improved
ITAL'
in his ov.n iph-re The old-e^bL It»! n Am
culturzl Federation vmJi lead offices a* Piacenza has
now well cner o-* d r-b-assoexatjons 'pread
all over th* ccrjrtn ll r" ~h which farr**er« or
lar?e and other* can t*!! thea' prodi,ce and ptaAase
lh*-r d* 1) feq- I cT'erts a* pnees far bel'w wdia* th*
tndnj'^-aJ would have to pay m the open marhet. A
n o‘ a^rid.l*’ ral banks are ^ dcvoti’'?
att-'tjon d-e requ-remerts ih* fam-rs and «toct
h eedext ^ whcji tH* Hcw noveTneT* {'■r improving
th* eorno- - reUt-o-s between Lnd’-'ds and land
w tI— h^j h^ tn'. 13 cor^^I ^i^^^ ,, probable
tj-»* r- Ji no--' imdev eloped land will com- under
CL jva'KH Amons oth^ mod-rn improvements, one
M M panjcL.j/ !''tcres* a rr<‘em of coU-ctne
t-~r« fi-vanced bj credit e^lishments with «pecial
ir*p^o's travel] n? about to advise the peasants on
and crop ai'uvaij^ Ita]> u rich m cbanlable
tOQHin o-*n-r* of much land and these sooeties
a - ro-* err-bn rg with a vnew cf rerlmg their land
erect to pea^t associations
t.. o^petiuons onramsed
by agricultural and breeding soaeties Uve greatly
w-trijy«-d to imprcvement in stock breeding The
Uo^-rnm-nt patronise all important show* and grant
FW U'". Lntil a , ,,, the pid^t
.n Nrh:»„i
5. winters
is h^ br^np a show for cart horses
II ^Id every jear at Cremona and is of ereat im
a/hX,. ■'l' l■>«l ChLur of
voi-M.. srxA L„,. ^ f >ears ago is now m great
inferior to ihcirkS'’'^ are not
rlacc"i sIlXo"G,"X''Fir'’?‘“"
3rd Meran allof which ar^r Catania Chilnano
impmcTiOTt of tbc breeds .n m f“rtl>enng ibe
Al Seleroo Cro.ello 2d
of leautiful exterior with welfrf \ blood horse
for lx,th harness and saddle „ LX"® j'®’
m S,c,ly and at Ch.l,v.„r ,1 g LI’X “"■*
can b- seen A well aLaneS u X
place twice a year m the SDnntF anJ *^arkct takes
and cattle shows are held m all p^. nfuT*" '^"ona
Ireedmg and local breed, 7e " "ilX
A-nong these breed, the RomagnoTe
Ibe Maremma the Piemonlese a?d the s'
''"t'cl'ea should be mentioned Mag. ,
■II .1 w, „ the cattle show at Cesena for the
Ireei Tliss- cztd- omRr-at-frratbePk2»''‘iKrsci.
and hsve been d*vdoped to a very hr*h itniird of
perfecticm as b-ef p-odjcen Th-v are wh e la edew
with brown head and D-ct, cf beaolihJ shape, ana
reach an averao- wersd't 16-22 cwts At d'e
fa.rs held at Cesena every v ear in Sep’enher
800-1 000 youn? bulls (Tcrelj) are exhibt’cd, « *
cf rood breed and great bcr-*T of form , and a nuritf
are sold for crosrmg ether b'e-ds of PodoLan encu
Resndar shows of da.rr catll- are held n Septfirw
al Oerna where the dark-cdcnired A’pin- catu as
be seen La’cly Du^ch Fnesian cattle have cor'<
vomiein ItalvforthormjlkirgFropens.tKS
ing to all reports this eipcnmert h.as Mt pnxf
satufaacry result, and it seems Lkely diey w
be sub<Utuled for th- splendid Brown Swiss ^
bred everywhere m Italv In Ocmasco these Siss
cattle Have reacbed a hich decree of devtloprff
The annual Cattle Shows at Crems wejiel w
the auspices of the “ Crema Herd Book
Dairy Caltl- ’ and are splendid!} arrarred aM rwn
in every respect. , ,
There are no special shows for ^
but this bnd of Ine stock is alwa}i ex- , .
above mentioned horse and cattle ,j ®''^p^,undior
various districts smaller fairs are held n ^
with local markets and here sheep « " P’”
regularl} exhibi'ed and sold- 1 ,,
The Milan Show should be «f all tli«
of a genenl character and for the b®* , jjj{^
different breeds and races of domet>c am
»d d,«nc5 to b. ytstted by JI mterOrf
stock breeding , , __ ti .u maiJ'
In southern Ilal) sheep breeding > t ^ is tfie
stay In north Ilal} the most .{lort vtod
Bergamasco large bodied animals grovn ^ ^
of a coarse quabt} , 4 — ^3 lbs
the} are shorn twice a >Tar, and mar .
isUc is iheir nch milk and the splen faWmd
new weigh 4! to 5J lal« *
constitute a grat delicac} ©f
rule fattened off when reaching ^^^.'ujos
when the live weight is from oo^5
small farm in this part of Italy e . ceftrs
from a flock of Bergamasco sh^ P . {},e cB '
and south of Italy Menno sheep b class'’
bve stock pursuit The Menno s shefP
under vanous local names *“*^1
Gentile di Puglia etc but the Ibg ' ^ jjistro"* 7. ,«
the most popular owing to its b®'^ ^ . ,*
of which the annual production is > „ ®
a highly chenshed sheep c^fat
produces very nch milk lamb .'^^^"(rade
cheese is manufactured while , jjutchei^ ,
tened always fetch top "l^med ^^,.*50
where they are Kandl^ under the yea ,
being Jall^ at an age of 35 45 ,heep f°'Z
efforts were made to improve the
"edverysu^fjlam*
rams and the crosses have
regards wool production an
expert £
ITALY.
551
|S »1 iS«e nnr \\-pe »Sffp »rt »upcrior to *!1 olhtr
EurCT'can Mrrino jStrp. Afwlhcr Merino ilrrin. ihe
»i aUo rrmirUWe for it* fyauliful »)uip«
and Iirpc tire, fine %^'oo! and early dctelopmcnt, atKj
at ifieep durinc ific UjI few 5 can tKi* breed
Ka* attracted errat attcnllon from bee ilocV imprmen.
In the Tawhen di Puphs hrpv fiocla of are
wintered but laVen up to ibe mountain paaturet aj
carla as wratber permit*, and bere in ibe Abnmo
the iheep quiclly develop on the beautiful and
nouriiSint; herbaj^e. Thi* is a most interestm? sheep
frarin? district, intcr-communicatimi for miles and
miles, pasture leading into pasture through mounUm
passes kTio>»-n only to the shepherds, the sheep dogs
and the sheep ihemsch'c*.
On the Roman Campatma and in the Tuscan
marshes the Soprarissana sheep graze during the
greater part of the ssinler and, like the Pugha sheep,
are taken on the pastures in the Abruno eatl> in the
spring I
Another sheep, \cr>’ popular wlh the snuller
farmers, is the Roman sheep, also called Lecce, as owng '
to its thriftiness, small siae but wonderful milk pro-
ducing Capacity e'cn the poorest cottager can afford
to keep one or two. It seems to be able to exist on
IlttBtrotififi aejr 5 f 6
Prominent Breeders.
nest to nothing. Init its wool is of the coarsest tiuality.
From these Roman sheep some other breeds h3s*e
originilcd, such as the Sardinian and the Sicilian sheep,
likcwite small-siied but rich in milk production.
Viith a Slew of impro\ing the native pig races.
Bcrlshtros and TamwTsrfhs ^se been import^ from
time to time, howeser. without finding adherents ;
but Large Blick and Large \Miite York-shire boars
arc reported as Iseing wonderful improsers whenever
utilised m crossing The) are in vogue with the larger
pig breeders, but whether the habit to cross cn the
crosses leads to any result is very questionable. Pro-
bably the best development of the Italian indigenous
pig races is ort lines of careful selection of the very
best among these, with in-breeding earned on to a
certain point. There arc several distinct types in
Italy such as the Ganghano pig, also called Casertana,
one of the best indigenous pig breeds in southern
Europe, of great fecundity, and meat delicious in flavour
and taste These pigs fatten vcr>' easily* In colour
they arc slate grey . and the body is cov cred by a rich
growth of hair. Other breeds are the Chiamina, the
Piedmontese and the Romagnola pigs, certainly all
valuvble and capable of considerable improvement.
AUtnU Gfrtrie, CtnmmiiXprr
Jiimcra. Psrm
hociIJi fi».iooeTrw* d* lUftm
Kiesa Cl'mmr*, Cs»»l <’r^
CafU Ciui*rir>uia,ConiinR>d«tinT
C»iMi Coiintm
C«tinlr» di AsTfelior* di C««4
Cattnln <li Rinuii
Conforli i-MicLi
Fsiiva CUurtM Couai
Satiu Ic VUUia On KaroeiMi
Centoni SU )onim PirMani
(FnlFfation oi Ucwian SUl kxi Bncdrr
Tili^po fu rmolli
Cnitii FiSolidi Smatorr
Chrrardne* DrIU Couot
Gukli Count
Jtmma VrsitUi
MiUicomin ITo-imfUle di Como
Itaoli FI CIO Cotnnimdalore
Slanoi C,ovaoni Ca.alioiv
IUtt>c>4ct a
S VriURiri rvcu(u
VlwialkW.)
nrnlana ISI Roma
■ntaiort
Mm t.i<ivrf»IV Civalift
Motk^rv Frat.Ut
SaBftartono (.mtavo Vmtit
IVrliwi* Jne
tin V t. uitnKnilalcfV
i>aMow Ovar ComBwndalciT*
I avmrrUi l< <»iu«TP*
I itrlh kountrt*
IVa Vncrl> cavalxTi
KtpRio. t.aTMCuv Dt Comiwndaton
\»nv>mi>o Vunmati toiui
Sitra r»«|Malo l>r
p<^«J Ubn-Onial Jk vinfilaUlti
VxKii pmr ll f a\ ail 1 da liro pttanio I'oUa proate
<4 Dimlcn Dn|ra\y lIuTWt Xrlfnr
S(an(t« II W<io*u
strlann 1)1 Kralflli
Tratti l-ntrlU
Umnrr FrJmOo
Zanrili I Wore Comiucn latoto
7 »<xa MuhoM turon
rejau
* GraiiagUf.laranlo
loeiiia
CM (rriknnU
Rri.K<o 1 lUtU
Vanno A()titU
U(all<>lra
llpi'l
l.nuail tri-Ia
LIVESTOCK BREEDERS' AND MILK PRODUCERS' ASSOCIATIONS
IsUtuto Asneoio Cd uiUM Stalnn >
Utituto Cokwnak* AkxicrIo Italian,
l*nino '•in Ucato V*Tanoln-0[»niiv»
Comjtalo Zoofo'oi
ica ptr Il'ligUotai
TO rrmincialo Crt
>del DuOTiuglia
R Area Irenia -
U Areairemadt AerMoliuta
R lafituto *.u|«nore di scirr
SCHOOLS FOR LIVESTOCK BREEDING AND AGRICULTURE
K SfooU Jratirati' Vynroltura
K Sx’uola Rratica di Agncoltur*
h Scuola PraiKa rti Agncoltura
R ScuoU PraCica di AfTKVJlura
R Scuola l*tatita di Aitncoltur*
K Sfuola rralicadJArn<-o)iuM
Scuo'a rralica di AgnwiUura
Smola Paatita ill Ani I
Smola bupm ire di Afxi
Sm^ Supm «* ill Aati
Scuola bupect re li M xl
Vicvtl A(Tana 4i taut;
SmrU Aan nU Afu-utii
’torii-u Aamn mu « Kal
502
JUGO SLAVIA
Livestock Breeding in Jugo-Slavia.
The last Live Stock Census m the Serh Croat I
Slovene Kingdom estimates the sheep flocks to number I
7940000 the pig stock at 2 810000 , the cattle at j
3710000 head and the number of horses slightly over
I 120 000 The present Jugo Slav country, resulting
from the war through the fusion of the kingdoms of
Serbia and Montenegro with the Jugo Slav portion
under the Austro Hungarian Crown m pre war dlays
now totals about 87 000 square miles in area with a
population of about thirteen million people and is
constituted as follows
Sriba th anareaofSl 500 S'] mies Lit pop 5^000
Croat a and Slavon a 1642 3100000
Montenegro 5 820 6 0 000
Banat 6 000 010 000
Bosna 16 240 1835 000
Hengoma 3 530 312 000
Camten 2 500 348 000
Steennak 190'’ 317000
Jugo Slavia IS in many ways and respects a remark-
able country where political activities and agricultural
pursuits are the mam occupations of the people There
18 not too much love lost between the various races
and personal disputes are more often than not settled
outside the Law Courts m a forcible manner The
different nationalities now ]omed together under one
crown are highly intelligent very industrious and
passionately devoted to farming and stock breeding
and Jugo Slavia is forging ahead as a live stock breeding
country Serbia is one of the most fertile countries
m Europe and in spite of very primitive methods of
cultivation magnificent crops are constantly produced
wheat and Indian corn being the prmapal grams
Splendid fruit is cultivated and the plum orchards
an interesting feature yield enormous quantities of
fruit from which dried plums and the world known
plum brandy (slmtza) are made Tobacco is exten
sively cultivated and fairly good qualities are marketed
Hemp is another article of importance The pastures
are excellent abundant and capable of maintaining
much larger numbers of cattle sheep pigs and goats
than the present slock Most of the agricultural land
IS owned by small peasant proprietors all land being
freehold Agricultural biddings are as a rule well
kept and of a pleasant appearance The Serbs still
remain to day m mam a pastoral people devoted to
agricultural pursuits and live stock breeding intelligent
hard working painstaking law abiding and very proud
of their country and history
Formerly a Crown land under Austria Hungary
Croatia Slavonia is a mountainous and very hilly
country The Rivers Drave and Save cross the
country with large level plains on either side of very
fertile soil where large numbers of live stock arc
maintained Speaking generally the whole country
IS very fertile where excellent wine is produced
although live stock raising is the mam occupation of
the inhabitants Manufacturing industries are earned
on in a small way Perhaps the chief income from
farming is pig fattening m the oak forests of Slavonia
Most interesting among the various portions of
the present day Jugo Slavia Bosnia should be specially
mentioned It is a well watered country with a great
number of elevated valleys of peculiar fertility where
live stock seems to thrive remarkably well reaching size
and developing more rapidly than perhaps is the case
in other parts of the country The country is splen-
didly watered as many very considerable nvers flow
northwards joining the Save Probably almost half
of the surface of Bosnia is covered by splendid forests
where all kinds of game abound from which
trade obtains large contributions of fine skins The
area under cultivation is not very considerable but the
pastures m the fertile valleys are very valuable Sheep
rearing and pig fattening are the chief occupations of
the farmers but excellent cattle are bred prominent
for their fattening propensities as well as considerable
milk yield Like the other parts of the country,
Bosnia is a prominent wine producer, excellent grapes
being grown m many parts of the district During
the winter the temperature is very cold even
parts while the summer is warm and pleasant Among
the various races now constituting Jugo Slavia the
Bosnians are the most interesting shll the mam
oriental in dress mentality and outlook J,
of gypsies roaming about is considerable ^ *
Bosnia in mediaeval days for a short time **,
Slavonic kingdom the country was conquered by the
Turks in 1463 since when numberless bloody insur-
rections have occurred The Bosnian is a born live
stock breeder with a keen eye for this occupation ana
his love of beautiful horses and well developed domestic
animals is remarkable The chief export
gram live stock and animal products T e c i
town IS Sarayevo (Bosna Serai) and the other important
towns are Tuzia Travnik and Bielina
That Jugo Slavia has made material is
indicated in many directions The tovm of Celgra e
before the war more or less a straggling town has
trebled its population railway construction is n
actually carried on war debts have been funde a
production is increasing — the maize harvest m 9 7
reaching nearly 4i million tons and the w
2i million while other cereals have increased ey
50% to 90% in yield As stated Jugo Slavia is forging
ahead and will some day be a large contn u 0
gram live stock and other agricultural products as me
country is now with its area of 250 000 sq kilometres
the largest of all the Central European ^ .
States with the exception of Roumania *
country is racially much more compact than e
Succession States Poland and Czecho Slovakia «
Slavs now form an absolute majority constituting
82% to 97% of the population m every part ot tne
country It is entirely a State of peasants and esc
dominate the Slmpshtina and with the e*o^ ion
the three towns — Zagreb Belgrade and Su i
where the population is well over 100000 and ve y
mixed — the Slavs are everywhere m a ruling majority
JUCO-SLAVIA-LATVIA
NcarU of tSc pcpulalton arc acnculturijlj
It* ItDtne ihc land and rcannij l»>e itoelr ^fnIe Si”®
of Jutro SlaMa « export trade ii made up of live atoclc
Ii\c itoeV product* and arncuUural produce WTicti
tfie counlr> i* belter de^ eloped in resard to ratlvva>
communications JusoSlaxia maj become one of tbe
main factors in Central European politics It is to
be hoped that the constant strusslc alvkajs fousbt on
purcb racial lines betvicen the Croats the Slosenes
and the Serbs through their political peasant parties
ma) cease a* the matter for dispute is more or less
onl) a question of procedure and those who have some
inirde knowledge of the political question* agree
that there rcall> arc fewer difficulties to be settled than
German) and Italy had and did settle during the last
centuf) Apart from these political animosities there is
perhaps constant fear of Italy but this has to a certain
degree contributed to draw the Croats sloscr to the
Slovenes and the Serbs and when the country and the
people become more knit together and the various
races cease to distrust each other the prosperity of
this rich and fertile country will rapidly increase
Prominent Breeders.
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D n a Kosat <a Ba bka
Livestocls Breeding in Latvia.
The Live Stock in I-atvia composes about 920000 head of cattle 1 127 500 sheep 534600 pigs
and 369 800 horses
The thrifty little Latvian country is remarkable
for the co-operative spirit which seems to have taken
hold of all and sundry The visitor to Latvia anxious
to get in touch with the individual live stock breeder
IS invariably informed that he can best do so through
the soaety to which he belongs and it ts through
one or other of these many co-operative societies of
which Latvia abounds that business transactions with
the live stock breeder are carried out One of the
small countnes in the world comprising only 25000
square miles it has a relatively Urge population
nearly 2 million inhabitants and thus is densely popu
lated with more than 100 people to the square mile
As IS the case with Denmark a disproportionately
large percentage of the population 400 oo® >» crowded
m the capital Riga , , , „ „ ,
The basin formed by the Daugava Kiver round
the Gulf of Riga is largely populated and Utvia now
includes parts of Vidzeme (Livonia) parts of Kurzeme
(C>3urland) and the Province of Latgale and Zcmgalc
It js flat in parts marshy land where to the casual
observer there is more water than land as Latvia can
boast of I 000 lakes Of these the largest is Ukc
Lubanes It is a thrifty hard vvorking peojle and
agriculture and dairy farming are the chief ocaipations
The political s>stem is a single chamber Assembly
consisting of too members elected by universal adult
suffrage Next to agriculture in importance the
fisheries yield a very substantial income
In the following list of co operative societies
the diversity of purpose of these will be gathered
and as a stock raising country Latvia will undoubtedly
be able to influence the live stock industry in Russia
when normal conditions once more obtain in that
country
The banking system 1$ highly developed and the
thrifty live stock breeder can always count on financial
assistance when required
Agricultural education is foremost on the pro
gramme of the Government and it will be seen that
the country is vvell served m the direction of schools
for breeders and farmers The veung Latvian fanner
IS wide awake to the necessit) of hanging his land
up to the highest possible production and convinced
that the mevns to attain this end is live stock breeding
The many hundreds of these young men who vcarlv
attend the agncuUural schools will m their lime become
breeders of good live stock and propaganda anK>ng
them mvv lead to an outlet for breeders anxious
export their animals
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PEDICLE S^EED SOCIETIES-
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D^3“ *.
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Lrzjrr ^ VU.1SS •Kez'.aU
Er»3n *.
(Ivluwa Ltfii H •ru 5.w'i)
Prominent Breeders.
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FrvsaaCatje Virstarv-a B.-'r-ira dr, r., T»l« a?
I. Ftvs^a .. I S^rraaa.^ »«TX--3k,2rn3rt.n»»E=«»r'
Fc-aaa . Payrs.* k.\a:a. ex.\ Siarap, KT-r Ir
tj* 7 » '^■l. r TVs IV»a. M- -_ —
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Fursaa «..a-,aa-v
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F’TrtaiaCa*^ ^okalaa-kaa. Tvsk, krpal-a va
Dat.^ RrdCa'O. . r.;nai«lf»Tyck- P tesk»r gay-
l-a.i-\Fi, «f<.^ 'v.-tz-* B, R-rr-..a:3d», ICe~rtJ-»k. _
F-TsaaCatu- >.t^raadt j, Ba t=aM dv, Kla^rdas kr —
l-ar— Fl^ , ^
F*>*«ia3Ca.^ ^xatancTai. ^ — Ka-rtskaTadT,TrTSk33 p, ap-
Trak-is^ h^Tie* >a»'»ika. Mrt-ai, Kas«sra rak a' a->. _
F*>-^aaCat.^ Str-pins, J, Ta-ifpra dr, ' asks t, E:it 3 ap.
U.. kstasaTC dr,‘ katasavo vaJ
Fi»*«j 3 Caijf Varaepwr* a.
D a gsa h K^d ^ J,«;aT--=3 dr p, Kasnaa _ _ ,
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LUXEMBOURG— MALTA
587
Livestock Breeding in Luxembourg.
The Lnc Slock Census estimates the cattle
slock at 83000 head, and pips about 91.000, horses
at about 17.200 and sheep 3 650 It will thus be seen
that the Ine slock breeding industry is \ery small,
but so IS the country, although from the agncullural
point of Mew well deseloped Splendid horses are
bred, chiefly of the Ardcnne t>T>e. and the cattle arc
all of the Belgian breeds This miniature Grand
Duchj IS an exceedingly prosperous country, hemmed
in b> other countries without any outlet to the sea
In ancient times Luxembourg was one of the greatest
strongholds in Europe as the town is situated in a narrow
salle> on a rocky plateau, descending precipitously
on three sides into the narrow sallcy traversed by
three risers, through which position an enemy could
be held at bay The total area is about 1,025 square
miles of whi^ a portion includes the region of the
Ardennes. Pastures and farming lands are watered
through the ri\er Moselle National riches are denved
from the iron ore deposit through which an iron and
steel jndustry of some considerable importance has
long existed here The Luxembourg farmer has
always enjoyed the reputation of being a very good
agriculturist and horse breeder, and in the middle ages
^ropean War Lords loved to draw their horse matenal
from this country The value of the land is very high
owing to Its great fertility and the high yield m per*
centage denved from almost every crop In the '
Middle Ages when Luxembourg was a monarchy, it
Wielded considerable sway over the destinies of Europe
but as a result of the Peace of the Pyrenees in 1659
when a considerable portion of the country had to be
ceded to France the Duchy was compelled to adopt
the name of French Luxembourg Shortly after-
wards, in 1713* Luxembourg came under Austrian
rule and remained as such until 1795 when it came
under French rule The present Grand Duchy was
created through joint action of the great Powers in 1867
Live stock breeding is generall> conducted m
connection with dairying The number of co-opera-
tivc dairies in (he Grand Duchy is now 147, the members
of which are all cattle breeders
With a View of disseminating instruction con-
cerning improved stock breeding the Government
maintain an Agricultural Institution at Ettelbruck
where likewise an Ex|>enmental Station is maintained
for Lve stock breeding Among the most noteworthy
of these co operative dames are
TbeC«oi> D4lry»iAr«^_ TheCo-op Da ry at Hobsebe d
RichliAclrn
Uatirndorl
llondorJ
Ucmvbdd
li Jndrn
Cnichlro
T>or>rols
LU
Lull npa
Kottiurn
O p<ra
0 we ler
Reulaud
Schandcl
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Wolwelaaea
LppelJjrt
) IfltOfB
( ltdorl
lleltnnten
XrUingen
The control of the liairy industry and slock
breeding is exerased by two powerful corporations :
La Comn ttMit de Survr Ilance det La ter e at CltelbrQeit
l-a Uradoci Sat onale det Laitenn Co opdntivea, at Bors;l ntter
Livestock Breeding in Malta.
6 200 bead of cattle. 18 500 sheep 6.500 pigs end 3 200 horses
The latest Live Stock estimate stales
From the live stock breeding point of view Malta
js, of course, a very insignificant territory, as the
island only contains 118 square miles The soil is
Very fertile, and the quality of the stock bred here —
cattle horses sheep and pigs — is very good The
main island Malta is the chief centre for stock breeding
but live stock is also bred on a number of the smaller
islands belonging to the Maltese Group — Cozo,
Comino etc Malta is an interesting illustration of
how the soil can be improved and made extremely
fertile through the industry of the people Naturally
It IS thin and very scanty, hut thanks to the continuous
energy displayed by the island farmers through whidi
the surface rock is constantly powdered up, the whole
surface of the island has, m this manner, been brought
into remarkable productivity The agricultural crops
consist of fruit, barley and cotton-
TTie island has passed through many vicissitudes
resulting from its geographical position Thus in
the >ear 1565 the Turks overwhelmed the country
when, however, thanks to the heroic fortitude of the
inhabitants the invaders were turned off Espeaally
during the sixteenth century when the Mediterranean
Sea was the centre of struggles between the Cross and
the Crescent, Malta came into prominence through
her Knights Resulting from Napoleon’s invasion
of the island m 1798 when he forably drove out the
Order of the Knights the islanders applied to the
British Crown for protection, and as England, ever
since the time of Queen Anne had desired to establish
a Base for her Mediterranean fleet at the island
protection was guaranteed since when undisturbed
prosperity has ruled m this little self-contained
land
The cattle m Malta are of the Piemontese type
Through inbreeding their natural propensities for
easy fattening have been developed and undoubtedly
a further improvement could be brought about through
a gradual grading up process The sheep are mostly
of the * Gentile de Puglia ‘ breed, and fairly gooa
TTere is a great need of fresh blood infusion m tl
pHg Stock
588
NORWAY
Livestock Breeding in Norway.
By J BAASHUUS JESSEN Government live Stock Officer Oslo (Statens Slambokskontor)
The last Live Stock Census (1927) estimates the agricultural live stock of the country at i 210 ooo head of
cattle 300000 pigs 1610000 sheep and 183000 horses The sanitary conditions at the farms
speaking generally are satisfactory Diseases
Cattle Norway is a land where the natural
pastures are always in a state of excellence In many
places owing to insufficient pastures in the immediate
vianity of farms and homesteads the live stock early
m the spring or summer moves up to the mountains
and is 1 ept there over the summer and the milk
products butter and cheese gained day after day are
stored and at the commencement of the autumn when
the stock IS taken down to the villages in the valleys
transported to the towns for sale
Norway has several indigenous breeds of prominent
qualities such as the red Foils on the Elastland side
and the Dole cattle and the red Tronder cattle all of
which are double purpo«e breeds inasmuch as they
are easily fattened after lactation penods besides being
good milkers Whether these indigenous breeds are
still quite pure is impossible to say as possibly during
the course of time foreign blood may have been added
The Telemark Cattle one of the most ancient
breeds in the Telemark county valleys from where it
has spread all over the country is prominent Now
bred absolutely pure much care being devoted to selec
tion the yield has been considerably increased during
the last ten years According to cow testing slate
ments 5 100 lbs production with 3 7 % buttcrfal was
the average some seven — eight years ago whife the
average from a number of cows under control in care
of SIX control Associations recently showed 10000 lbs
milk with 3 41% butter fat but it is not uncommon
here and there to find cows of this breed producing
13000 or more lbs milk vnlh a butter fat percentage
of 3 56 The long and well curved horns peculiar
to this breed give the Telemark cattle a picturesque
appearance Here and there polled strains may be
found but on tbe whole the breed is cbaractcnsed
by Its very big horns The colour is red with a broad
line along the spine the belly white or brindled These
cattle have a certain likeness with tbe Longhorn cattle
in England Few breeds have been subject to such
intensified in breed ng as is the case with the Telemark
cattle owing to the fact that for many years the various
local breed Associations only kept one bull and osnng
to the distance between the villages and the severe
winters one bull had thus to be utilised over and over
avam on his own progeny The recently founded
Telemark Herd Book Associat on issued its first Herd
Book m 19.6
lo not exist Foot and mouth disease is entirely absent
The Red Polled Cattle emanate from the Akers
hus and Ostfold counties This breed is somewhat
heavier than the Telemark cattle cows weighing from
880 to 990 lbs As regards yield of milk and butter
fat the performance is very like the Telemarks Gen
erally speaking the red polls are not grazing in the
mountains like the Telemarks and therefore perhaps
are producing heavier carcases when slaughtered
Volume I of the Red Polled Cattle Breeders Assoaa
tion was recently published containing entries of i 107
bulls and i 770 cows
The Dole Cattle are chiefly bred m the Gud
brandsaa valley dark brown shifting into black
colour 8 somewhat heavier breed and Yielding an ex
cellent carcase The annual milk production varies
from 4 000 to 4 500 lbs with 4% butter fat
The Tronder Cattle are chiefly found round
the Trondhjem Fiords and probably the breed con
tains admixtures of Scottish and Swedish Ayrshire
blood Indeed it is often stated in Norway that the
Tronder cattle of the present day are closely related
to the Ayrshire cattle m those countries owing to the
blood infusion of imported bulls The annual milk
yield IS round about 5000 lbs with 37% butter fat
TTie average live weight is 790 lbs for cows and from
I 650 fo 1 980 16s for bulls
The Roros Cattle a very ancient breed widely
spread over the country but chiefly found in the north
and probably related to a similar looking'cattle breed in
Sweden and Finland is also remarkable for good per
fonnances and outstanding beef propensities The
colour of these cattle varies from sometimes complete
white with black ears and muzzle to deep black with
a white broad line along the spine and totally white
belly This breed is mostly hornless although horned
individuals may be seen The live weight for cows is
on an average 660 lbs and the average m Ik yield
from 4 000 to 4 500 lbs with 3 8% butter fat
The WfSTlAND Cattle is a breed somewhat
undefined m appearance and general qualities as local
conditions and othet factors seem to have moulded
them into a multitude of special varieties The Depart
ment of Agriculture is however now anxious to limit
the number of these vaneties with a view of creating
a more uniform breed type As a rule these cattle are
NORWAY
589
red coloured somclimcs bnndlcd and almost without
exception hornless The annual mill: production u
estimated at 5 500 lbs wnlh a butter fat percentage of
45 Man) cows ho^^e\cr are reported >ieldtng
8^00 to 9 000 lbs Mth a butter fat percentage of 5 or
esen more Breeders of these cattle have recently
formed an Assoaation knov.’n as The L)’ngdal and
estland Red Polled Gittle Breeders Association and
for the time being 1400 bulls and 500 cows are
registered W helhcr the cattle breed knov.'n as the
Westland Fiord Cattle to be found m the counties
of More Sogen and Hordaland are descendants of the :
M estland cattle or not it is difficult to sa) although '
It IS often stated to be the case These last mentioned
cattle hoiscser are homed and m some places deep
black in others entirely red In the Herd Book
recentl) published by the Association of Breeders of
this t>'pe 750 bulls are registered
Pics Although pork is widely consumed in
Norway and the pig a cherished animal pig breeding
does not seem to have developed to such a degree as
Cattle breeding The ancient Landracc piff. slate grey
m colour with upnght ears seems to slowly disappear
giving viay to a new of Landrace pig with the ears
drooping and generally m appearance reminding of
the Landrace t)‘pes now pure bred m Sweden Denmark
and Germany The stock of this pig is however
Very uneven as may be seen if one travels over the
eountr) but great efforts are certainly being made by
the Department of Agnculcure as well as by the various
breed associations to encourage more uniformity in
breeding It is an excellent type which undoubtedly
may be developed into a valuable national pig Pro
bably through selection and great attention to district
breeding the size may be somewhat increased and more
rounded and fuller hams developed The Landrace
pig IS remarkable for its b g litters and general fecundity
and recent senes of expenments have fuHy proved
that the pig is capable of performances comparable
with those of the Large White Middle While and
Berkshire pigs , , , , , , , , ,
Various Elnglish breeds are also to be found in I
certain parts of Norway onginally imported chiefly |
Tamworth the Middle and Large While Yorkshires
and Bericshires The Large Whiles arc much liked
and seem to prove suitable for the Norwegian climate
and conditions
Sheep It is probably correct to slate that
among the vanous domestic animals in Norway the
sheep IS one of the greatest outstanding national value
as It can utilise the grazing in the mountains as no 1
other animal in Norway can do Thus it is explain-d I
that the sheep stock all over the mountainous parts of !
Norway is increasing while m distnets where arable '
land is utihs^ for dairy cattle and pig breed ng the
stock seems to be decreasing from year to year Dur |
ing the long winters when snow and ice cover the I
pastures the sheep ha\e to be kept m stable and for
this reason it is often the rule to kill off whole Bocks
towards the end of the autumn causing an unnatural
overstocking of the mutton market m the capital
and elsewhere The indigenous type of sheep that has
existed in Norway since time immemorial is a valuable
breed cherished by the peasants all over the country
and IS chiefly remarkable through its appearance — a
stumpy tail very large horns dhiefly in the rams
As this breed is exceedingly hardy able to exist on
the Si^ntiest of food it is recognised that through
selection of rams to be mated v/ith ewes of outstanding
quality the breed can be very much improved and
probably meet an export demand from countries
where local and natural conditions are similar to
Norway s These sheep climb the mountains like
goats consuming almost anything from the bark of
I trees to heather and exist and yield mutton wool and
milk on food that seems almost valueness Their
j fertility 1$ remarkably developed twins being rather
I the rule than the exception TTie percentage of new
! bom lambs dying is less than 0 to While obviously
such conditions of 1 fe do no tend to high meat and
wool production the cost of upkeep on the other hand
IS so low as to be almost insignificant and therefore
those attempts now being made m vanous parts of the
country to improve the breed through crossing with
imported strains may not be the very best policy
Among imported breeds now found m many parts
of Norway the Cheviots are most commonly m«t
with and m many distnets this breed has impressed
Its salient features on the local stock of sheep Along
the coast of Norway Bla'-k faced she*p are every
where to be seen while in the Eastland distnets the
Oxford Down sheep seems to be much in favour
In the Rogaland county the Border L“iceslers and
Leicesters are much liked and have been utilised for
the improvement of the Norwegian Ryggja and
Dala native breeds in the Hordaland County
These types of Norwegian sheep reach a life weight
of from 140 to 246 lbs for tbe rams and 95 to 180 lbs
for the ewes In the North Trondelag county the
local breeds seemed to have been crossed by Menno
rams as one can distinctly trace features of that breed
but how and when such crossing took place is unknown
Sheep Docs Then m Norway a remarkable
type of sheepdog is bred generally known under
the name of Buhund whose instincts as a flock
shepherd is fully comparable with the sheep dogs of
the best strains m other countries It is maintained
that this dog has either inherited its qualities from
the Icelandic dog or from time to time has be°n crossed
by that type This deg is now bred pure and accorded
' Its own section m the Norwegian Kennel Club through
which he is being shown everv year The heght of
the dog at the withers vanes from 10 in to 18 in
colour black fawn red and grey
Horses The Norwegian so called Gudbrandsdal
I horse — or Eastland horse — of a brown soTj'Pm's
bay or black colour is a remarkable animal intelli
gent elegant in appearance and movement easily fe
aiwl of great endurance The Government r
590
NORWAY
msing tlie inherent qualities of this hor«c, maintain
large breeding establishments in sanous parts of the
countn , supported b\ local breed assoaations
The \t'e$tUnd horse, sometimes IcnoviTi as the
Fjord” horse, is chicfl) bred in the western or
coastland distncts of ^»o^^^'a>, in the \aUe>*s of Roca-
land and surrounding counties, and is said to be the
present d3>'s survmal of the pnme^al horse of Norwaj
The general appearance is rather stnlang oising to a
stnpe, becinning o\er the chest strelchme o\er the
Tertebral column and ending at the tail The height
(tape measure) vanes from 55 in to 6a in This
hor«e IS much preferred bv farmers to anj other horse,
and breeders need never vs’ait long for cpportumlies
to «ell thar animals to small holders marhet gardeners
niilh merchants and all such people v.ho require
cheaph-fed quichmoving handv little horses Sv^eden
and Denmark import certain numbers, and even
sjch far-3vsa> situated countnes as the Balkan states
nov» and then import stallions So far back as the
vear 1S61 even England imported these horse* as was
stated m The Field m that jear (page 431) For
sure-footedness and lightness few horses m the vvorld
can compare with these Fioni *' hor<es , and in
the daj s before the motor car made its appearance
evervwhere manj thousands of them everj >ear
caused teunsts m Nonvaj to marv-el at thar
abi!it> to exist on scanty food v>hile constantly
pulling the mountain carnages so peculiar to Nor*
wegian conditions, from morning to evening, almost
vnthout resting This horse is generally pure bred,
\erj rarelj crossed v«th other breeds Comparativel>
high pnees are paid in Norway for prominent stallions
of this breed, from £250 to £500 being gcncrall> paid
for animals of outstanding qualities The Norv^eglan
Stud Book As«oaation v^as founded in the vear 1902
bv breeders of the Eastland horse, and m 1910 a Stud
Book Assoaation to protect the “F^rd” horse was
inaugurated These Stud Books are now kept at the
Deiiartment of Agnculture. Oslo, under the super-
vision of a Director of Agnculture
In the neighbourhood of ( 3 slo, the capital the
breeding of light hamas and saddle horses including
remounts for the ann> is earned on under supervision
of the ' Norway Assoaation of Breeders of the Light
Horse ** ** The Norwegian Horse Race Associa-
tion ** with headquarters at Oslo, with vshiA a number
of local Clubs spread all over the oountiy is afhliatcd,
IS doing much to improve the horse breeding industry
in Norwaj and the breeding of a light horse suitable
(or Norwegian requirements These light horses
are probahlj the descendants of Hanoveranian light
horses Crossing has, of course, also taken place,
English Haclaie> stallions having been used When
the Norwegian Parliament sanctioned the Totalisator,
an important impetus v\a$ given to the biwing of
light nor^, and the Norwegian officers nding club
was formed with a view of improving this t5T>e
Prominent Breeders.
lUifJ, M-i No V wjad. Hinlsrccr
lUrcrn IVr T.TSft
n<r£ IVr Vane K>fu,0» Ost»rtal<a
IWnuJ Karl K1Uu
Bmttad Carl Aarort
IVoi'' Usirai,Atral>ani,Era.w I Jens
neVg-wj O »v Famrt.HaTnar
tV«abu R. S- Mrldal
IVratvt Ando* Nfldal
Eika, KUkTkc
F)f l« a.1 Jakob LtTipial Farsunil
Flalla, Lara Lnnnor
FnwW Roll Ijwn.
Granr rmtr.VriJal
CnrI loNan Craa (t)
Gnddaf Hans RoMUdal Bt r gm _
Hacrrcp Aae- Frsta.
ilocruJ Arno Vrrdil _
Ho-l % Amo O'ltrrr llartlanrrf
HrlwTR,S rrrt S randa, AalfYcnd
H-c-talasd« Landbrnksakogo S.>ed, Borne
l*-o «re Ja-rih. Brr-i-r T»rb?-nla,Tri«*taJ
lon\twr- Lla’>a*^k-.*k> Ir Stanrr
I Area.* Mra^Lrrplal ranund
1 II C#r^i>r Ljerdal FaiOTnl
Wfst Fiord Caule
rule Castle
Red IWllea Cattle
Rgiros Cattle
Telemark Cattle
RVYS Cattle
Telemark Cat le
nUe Cattle
RScrv Cattle
Rnl iWIled Cattle
Telemark Came
1X4# Cattle
Telemark Cattle
Red fbllej Cattle
Red Tiendhjem Cattle
W r< t Fiord Cattle
Weal Fiord Cattle
Rej rwi ed Castle
Red rolled Cattle
Rbrnt Cattle
VA ret Hord Cattle
Red rw ed Cattle
Red Tra>dV;eni Cattle
RrdTrreid jeraCaia
M)eino Vndrrt, EvatTsll Jemroll „
Eenleet V nrelm —
Ofiedal Ludri; LTsplal Fariaind _
Orlandi^dtevkaakolr Storhot-e FJbers
rir^smn Lart LewtetiR Bcrtm
Rcitad Gaard lodeeOT
Rrm Rand ROm
Rod Lodvie CjiUvre
SakaKaar Aotcei loderfie
Srlaod Theodor LrnRdal Farrond
Skjerd aRitad, A„ Rem
‘IfrUe a Landlniyaknlr Heundal
SmetUia.'kiB Land Sknptvnjt
SSlrtiees Andeia Blaksaeter Sotdfxnd
SMtbriF Jon rula.ter Noedljord.
ssibs. Asehtis Rrnn *.r ’'-a'-anFer
Sarbb JarRm Rmnetej Stavanger
^nrtirun Malvor B6.
aene Rasnm FnsU , _ -
Stoest «F n Landlenksskjeje Al'dal
Sev-reic Cmleet, Tmael —
Sanwkrii Bnsk Knttiara^d
Smtad Cnk Mr1>.al
Tefir CIiaa.leedp Sunnl^ord
l/d|ua Carl RedU,rnmatad
— ,..a Tjnaet
kehrnd Ole Rokkr I erd ikihald
Vratad Ole R nn-lv
Vevm Toetef. Vrtim Telrtnatk
Ve\lr M k*l lenme BetFen
A km Anir S |>ni.l
\ km rrire S |e«\^ _
WiatM^ Fetdnk Viler Scler
R5m Cattle
_ rdleCaiUe
^ Red rolled Cattle
(k) IVtJeCattle
Red Polled Cattle
Red Ttmiitijeia Cattle
Rim Cattle
Red Polled Cattle
Red Trocibjem Cattle
Red Polled Cattle
RemCatte
Red Trteidhiera Cattle
Red Polled ut le
VArstFord Cattle
V\ e»t Fiord Cattle
_ Red Polled Cattle
Teleiwk Cattle'
m Red Trmdhjem Cattle
„ IXsleCatUe
Telemark CatOe
Red IWIed Cattle
Red Troe>*)eea Cattle
NORWAY
m
PROMINENT BREEDERS <contd )
<HfcEP
AliSr] CirtUl RonUnd Lindracc S^crp
A«Und. KnttUn (icip Raialand nUckfacc
Pr'<rt»l*'l Torir ( Lroa Tolrn _ OiloM l>)wn
Drujand Ola LtTk Sordl^nd Landrac* Sharp
Sia»al»f >rd tiJf'T „ ,
OIr |l|rckrrlni Rocaland Dlacifacc Sharp
TViM OacbcwK Prrnr kosalatid
Ciaatat, Fane]rl I >r*>*l Landrace Sharp
Cydal Mart a Krllrland
Hi«*TBp Ajta Orrrhalla Namdal
Mania OUvT Motaund ChaviQt Sharp
llailabarf Imi Samaooann Krionharad
fadrahoa f ar Hovdarl* Sunofr»rd
t ohnibrrs Landbrukiakola Stanica ( pi) Oafard Doam Sharp
.mg Lomu FnMU Landraae Sharp
Andrrt M^ihaogra hoia
Vaatlhallar Olai Auataitill
Opaal Andtrt Valdrr
fUmaa Olaar Srrimti Tovdal AmllSui
RlaUd A r VL(i
Ravndal As I at OJratal
Ranilal Tofgrr A , G)nttl
SkipaUd hrtll Mallrland
Satftirkk Cannar 1 Ivanim
Str Trdo talj( Landbnikaaalakap Trondhtam
Stvland Xfaanui Kprland Cfciul
Slanc Ratcnut Fmu le
Sminabr Dr Vllrr Snidr
TialUnd I rr Cr/iUl
Toattad Krtll Toniiad S rdal
Tvrito Ola l/ppha m
Ubdha fli Olaf lirynr Rogaland
Uppttad \ikUs Eivindtaon KTaitad Sataadal
koll Drod kl MpeaUd Rogaland
Oaford Dn*Ti Sha«o
Landrace SI aep
Chav ot Sharp
Land araShrrp
Landratr Sharp
Oxford Do««i Sharp
Land aca Sharp
Ozord Down Sharp
Landraca Sharp
Blaakfaca Sharp
Landraca Sharp
Blatkiaca Sharp
BjhraK Thran Lunaar Stac
CainDrlirhd Mant Rida
MoUtaurk Tor^ar Hvaittad
llram LAedbrukukola Amaa
t ^ibanr Landbrukukelr Sunza
.alnat Landhrakukola Sarpsborg
Lanj:aacd Ed ii( Mn Otirflad SUt
Lyttad Matt a S.irtimtaod
S^dttad Urodrrnr klhita
SlaKum Ariir K rkaby C)iv k
WaltiiB tjidoM liotnr Vrtllold
Jk) horkhreTis
Landraca
Yofksh ra
HORSES
Aamolt Daual
All S I*
Attjabcri K J
Aura Lan
bnanaai Karl
Draut Ana
Dahl Totjinin
Debiwr Akaal
iillUd Slit
Pautkr Ptttrr
Fugletat, Magnar
ri^ud"! b^**!**^
Onlirr Hans
Cnn Johan
Haaland Halmik
llardaud Jon
Hastaa hils
HoUgar Thor
Hvaein Andrtv
Uiang S man
lodreaida Cunnar
Jo tbarg Landhruknkola
Jdlitar
Stra&di
Sykkrlvan
Ttma
Sjkkylvaa
Varhaug
Kvtkna
Valsoyfjnrd
Sunnliord
F dtvoU
AWund
Sunamhra
R ngtakar
Ondalan
BrumuaddaJm
Sunnmdra
Molda
NordmOra
Ibanz SU(
BdtlSUI
Ottastad Stat
Alasusd
Jordangar Albart
KaJna* Larkdbrukttkda
Klat^ H
Kadar C
Lan^aard Mn Cl « I
Laa AiDxuwl
hlykiabust Savann
Sordang Jakob
OpoaU L^bruisskola
OpaabI Annan
K mattad Ola
Koonabarg Lan
Sal aval Kr stan
Saatbd
\ ttardal
Homindal
Upstryn
Forda
Stonlhan
M odrnunda
\clda
Oldan
Sordfjonl
Sarp bor»
Oliastad Slat
Cifiv k
OliastaJ Stal
0 Ira Oauvia
Nordfjorde d
Suanhra
Fabarg’
VaIJra
Sordfjorda d
SxndboTdlaad
hordfjord
V nstra Stal
Sordljord
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O'l
The
Norwegian
Horse
IS one of Europe’s Hardiest, Strongest and most Beautiful Breeds Before the
world war these small, elegant, and quick-footed Horses were exported to many
countries of Europe and Latin America One of the largest of Norway’s “ Horse
Breeders’ Associations,” prominent Exhibitor at all the Stock Shows m the country,
would appoint Agents m other countries for the introduction of these peculiarly
useful animals Correspondence invited
LcHers sbould be addrtssed Aonvegiu Horse Breeilm’ Assocution. Stavanger
c o International Directory of Pedigree Stock Breeders,” 23 Fleet Street, London, E:.C 4
NORWEGIAN HORSES
f
n
POLAND
Livestock Breeding in. Poland.
By PROFESSOR JAN DE ROSTAFINSKI, Director, Institute of Animal Husbandry, Warsaw
Live Stock in Poland suffered heavily during the
war, in numbers as well as in quality
The improvement of our breeds is in the hands
of individual breeders and breeders Associations En-
couragement and assistance is rendered by the Govem-
rnent as well as by Provincial authorities Live slock
matters are under the control of the Department of
Animal Husbandry Ministry of Agriculture
The following table shows Poland s Live Stock .
1913
1926 Estimate
Horses
3498 156
4000000
Cuile
8 668 702
6800000
Sheep
4 474488
2500000
Pigs
5488 122
5 500000
Poultry
—
50000000
According to estimates for 1926, pigs increased
by 500,000 and cattle by 150,000
Horses The present native breed ongmaled
through crossbreeding the native, rather smalUbodied
horse with Thoroughbred stallions or with Oriental
" Anglo Arabs " The Polish horse seems to be re-
markably adapted to local conditions
The breeding of pure Arab horses, prior to tbe
War centered in the Russian Provinces of Volhynia,
Podolia and Ukraine, is now limited to Polish terri-
tory — East Galicia— and is partly a Government under-
taking. partly in private hands
At the Polish Government Stud for Arab horses
at janow x8 Arab mares are kept The Polish Stud
Book for Arab horses contains entries of 107 mares
marked as first class animals, and 300 mares as second
class There are altogether some 50 Arab stallions j
The breeding of Thoroughbred horses has always I
been popular m Poland According to the Polish '
Ministry of Agriculture, there are now in Poland 642
Thoroughbred mares, 516 stallions over three years
and 381 under 3 years, or a total of 1,539 head registered
Poland exports many horses especially a local
type called Mierzynek," a strong and enduring
pony, much in demand in France and Belgium Polish
exports of horses amounted in 1925 to some 33 000,
and during the first 6 months of 1926 to 32.500
A number of this total represented cavalry remounts
During 1926 one of the neighbounng States covered
its entire requirements of cavalry remounts by import
of Polish horses
The horse bred in Pozen is the object of organized
^ breeding activities U is a cross between theThoroagh-
] bred and the East-Prussian horse In the norlh-
I eastern part of the Provmee, the Kujawy distnet, the
presailmg breeds are Oldenburg and Hannover wbreK
types arc alto found elsewhere.
Pomerania is not important as regards horse breed-
ing TTie prevailing type here is a cross of East-
Pnisstan and Belrian horses, a heavy type much liked
on account of clayey soil in a large part of the Province
Grazing conditions in Pomerania are better than m
Pozen
The districts along the Vistula River, such as
Garwolin, Warsaw, Lowicz, Kutno, Wocawek, favour
the breeding of horses of heavier types and there is no
permanent type in these sections West European
blood IS often in evidence The Eastern districts,
especially round Siedlce, breed only small native
horses The southern districts, more especially the
districts around Kieicc. Sandomierz and Lublin,
excel m the breeding of Thoroughbreds of heavier
types In these sections and m the adjoining Volhynia
there are also many horses of crossed Thoroughbred
and Oriental blood, or Orientals crossed on the
Breed, often with prevalence of Oriental blood The
Province of Lublin possesses horses crossed with
Thoroughbreds
The western section, up to San J^ver, has been
noted for the fine types of crosses of Thoroughbreds
and Oriental horses The eastern section, and tw
adjoining parts of Volhynia and Podolia possess an old
local breea known as ** Konik ’ in the mountainous
part of the country known as “ Hucul horse, a small
but hardy strain ,
In Silesia the prevailing type of horse is similar
to that found m Pozen. sometimes with evidence of
Belgian blood
I The Vilna district, before the war under the in-
! fluence of Russian breeding methods, has a horse stock
bred from a native horse called Zmudzki, often
mixed with Belgian or Russian stallions
In the central section of Polesie indigenous horses
seem to prevail ,
The southern section, Volhynia favours Thorougn-
breds , ,
Breed stallions are selected to correspond^ with
the local taste The number of stallion dep^ is
arranged according to the development of breeding
m each district, such depots being more numerous
where breeding activities are more developed an
vice-versa The total number of breed stallions in
the country is estimated at t,200
Cattle Breedins of altle m PolmJ n n”'
differentiated as to purpose It is pnncipally aimed at
developing the dairy types , but dual purpose fea^res
are abo desired Brewing of pure-bred beef cattle is
almost unknown In developing dairy characteristics,
attention is chiefly paid to high butter fat content.
POLAND
693
Poland has two National broods of catllo— the
Lowland BlachAVhhe cattle identical with the HoUtem-
Frieslan breed, and the Red Polish cattle, a native breed
high!> salued by the rural population. Besides these
two breeds, scseral English breeds arc reared. Such
actmties, however, are isolated, and not encouraged
bj the Gosemment or agricultural Associations which
strisc for breeding only the two breeds already men-
tioned. A notable exception are the Simmenlalcr
cattle, chiefly bred in the Carpathians.
Since 1921 a \er)’ active educational campaign is
being carried on by means of lectures and exhibitions
with money Prites, partly financed by local agri-
cultural Assoaations. The results of these activities
are eiddent in better control of animal diseases, in
improved methods in breeding and stock feeding and
increased milk production. Progress is also observed
in the organization of the various hreel Associations
all of which co-operate and forming larga Federations.
There are numerous Milk Control Societies which
aim at increasing milk and butterfit production
through scientific breeding by selection of bulls.
Tbe work of these organizations is illustrated by
the following Control Society statistics :
Province Number of Number of Cowt
Socieliee. Registered
InPomertnii , .. 19 6,700
,. Posen • . • • 8 4.400
..LinlePoIend <• H 1,872
„ Cenirel Province 70 23,000
.. Upper Sileeu .. 12 4.500
A steady increase in the number of societies of
the above kind is reported. There is also considerable
development of co-operative dames which now pay
for the milk on the basis of butter fat content. Bull
depots arc everywhere available even for the small
farmer with only one or two cows 5 and the services
of pure-bred dairy bulls from dams with high pro-
duction records are now generally appreciated by
farmers
The prevailing breeding policy aims prrnapally
at development of dairy qualities. In the Provinces
of Pozen and Pomerania, cattle of a type approaching
the standard of beef cattle are bred.
Yearly Average Mjlk Yield of the Polish Red
Cattu,
Fst Percentage.
In Centrit Province . 2.562 tg 3 7%
_ Province of Cracow 2,350 „ 3 8%
Poten 2.200 .. 3 8*,
The Ministry of Agriculture and the large associa-
tions of breeders aim at preserving this breed in all its
originality, cross-breeding being avoided. Selective
br^ing IS at present making considerable progress
Cattle are grad^ up by breeding and selected on the
basis of milk and bultcrfat production.
Breeders in the Province of Pozen while under
German administration specialised in supplying beef
to Berlin, and accordingly bred from heavy Olden-
burg bulls. In the Province of Pomerania where East- 1
Friesian cattle were bred, beef propensities were desired
in combination with milk production. This was
imstble owing to excellent pastures in this Province.
The Central Province — formerly Russian Poland —
breed a large, heavily boned strain, somewhat deficient
in flesh. The bulls were imported from Friesland.
Speaking generally, all these features have been
maintained, except that in the Province of Pozen efforts
are made to improve the dairy qualities of local strains.
In Poland there are many very large estates where
live stock breeding is conducted by experts, and these
estates as a rule act as breed stations for the surround-
ing districts, a practice that is beneficent to smaller
breeders.
For experimental breeding a Station has been
inaugurated by the State Agricultural Institute (Pans-
twowy Instytut Naukowy Gospodarstwa wiejsklego)
at Pulawy.
Breeding of beef cattle is suffiaent to cover domes-
tic requirements while a considerable number of head
IS exported to Austria, Czechoslovakia and Germany.
Average Milk Production or Buck-White
Friesians.
Milk. Kilos F»t.
In the Province of PMen 2 873 3 0%
.. « „ „ Pcmerwie 3000 3 2®®
Ontre) Province 33^ 317%
In the Province cl Crtcow 3.100 30®^
„ „ .. SjImu 3,160 Z9®,
Pics. Pig breeding m Poland aims at fat pork
A distmeify fat type of pig is found m the north-eastern
districts where transportation facilities are scant.
In the southern and eastern districts there is no esLtb-
lished breeding policy, nor are there any domin.mt
types
The Central Province favour the Large White
Yorkshire pig, while in the Western Provinces, besides
this breed, there is a crossbred type of pig called
" Zulawska "
Considerable interest jn tbe bacon type of pigs
has recently been aroused by successful experiments
in bacon production for the British market. At
present there are four bacon factories in Poland, while
two more are m the course of construction. Interest
m special bacon breeds, such as Tamworth or York-
shire. has not yet greatly developed but seems to be
coming.
Genera] interest m tbe pig industry is increasing,
owing to a steady demand for live pigs m Czecho-
slovakia and Austria.
Farms where pigs are bred to any considerable
extent are stated to be overwhelmed with requests for
Stud boars, but tbe existing supply of breed animals
Poland IS inadequate to cover any larger demand.
Pig breeding forty years ago aimed at improving
the native stock by crossing It with the Middle White
Yorkshire Boars were then imported from England,
andnowthe Large Whitehas beenadoptedasa ’ '
Breed, and it is much liked for its large size.* *'
fecundity and grazing propensities.
59-1.
POLAND.
^ Expenmental pig breeding is carried on with the
native long-snouted Polish Landrace pig at the Agri-
cultural Institute at Pulawy.
Under the auspices of the Agricultural High
bchool at Warsav^r investigations In pig breeding are
ronducted on privately owned estates The Central
Agricultural Association at Warsaw established during
the autumn of if>z6 a breeding station on a State-
ownM at Koscielec, funds having been provided
by the Government
The increasing export trade in live pigs and
recent improvements in the grading of Polish bacon
seem to testify that improved breeding methods have
produced more satisfactory results
. national associations of pig breeders
in roland, but the Central Agricultural Association at
Warsaw is devoting attention to pig breeding, while
many local farmers associations and branches of agn-
cQltural organizations m various districts likewise
show greater interest for this industry.
During the war the quality of Poland’s pig stock
detcnoraled as a result of reckless slaughter, but sub-
sequently the farmers improved it by cross-breeding
? eastern, central and southern Pro-
vinces of Pdand the prevailing breed of sheep is the
indigenous (^ntral-European type, now br^ m two
distinctly different species the ‘‘Swmarka*’ sheep,
a long-woolled sheep white, brown, or black coloured ;
a good milker The districts in which sheep are milked
for cheese making are the Carpathians. Kielce. Siedlce
and Vilna As a rule, sheep bred for this purpose
^w ong but coarse wool, about 4 inches sUple.
Ibe black variety is crossed with pure-bred Astrakhin
brcS so-called Astrakhan, or Caracul
other type of native sheep is the *' Wrzosowk.i*’
iMcalher) sheep characterised by long light-coloured
wool mix^ with dark hair. Head and feel are dark
brown. Ihe skins are mainly used by the peasants in
sheepskin coat making
In the Western Provinces, espeaally m Pomerania
and Fozen. the Vagas ” sheep are bred
Un the larger well conducted farms the most
popular breed IS the Menno which is bred in a number
of vaneties Mennos are chiefiy bred in Pozen. The
type o sheep known as " Elektoral-Negreld " is
padually disappearing. The type at present in vogue is
the Menno Precoces remarkable for early maluniy
and very fine mutton, besides excellent wool.
fvnJr ^ • D ^«eds and
:• It'’’’-
^ghsh Bre^, . ^ 2 5.4 ”
Native Swmarka Sheep 2 0-Z.5 „
60%
bave'^m»4^^ wool during recent years
tumh* f breeding. This in
turn ha, affected breeding activities, and many breeders
are now reported discontinuing breeding pure-bred
sheep. During 1927, however, there was a tendency
to revive sheep breeding.
Government asistance to sheep breeding is limited
to o^sional subsidies for purchases of Stud rams.
* Experiments in cross breeding from the native
sheep with Romney Marsh rams are reported to be in
progress, but the results are not yet on record.
The War Department, in co-operation with the
bhcep Breeding Section of the Central Agricultural
Association and the Society of Animal Husbandry
contempUtes a series of experiments in cross-breeding
sheep with English breeds, and possibly also
With Roumanian Tzigala rams.
There are at present two sheep breeding experi-
ment stations in operation, one at Pulawy and another,
conducted by the Tonin Chamber of Agriculture, at
Dzwicsna, near Tonin,
Among Polands numerous Associations and
Sodeticb for Livestock breeding the following are
prominent :
Society of Breeder, of Improved Croukred Horses.'
Kopernika 30. Warsaw.
" &ciet>- of Breeder, of Cro»bred Horse, ’’ m’ Pozen.
aUacned to the Chamber of Agriculture, Mickiewicza 35
Pozen
"’Pedigtee Stud Book Aasoeiation of Province Pozen,"
Mickiewieza 33 Pozen.
' Pomeranian Society of Breeders of Crossbred Horse, ”
Sienliewicsa 40 Tonin
"Cracow Society of Horse Breeder,,” attached lo the
‘Litle Poland Agricultural Association.” Place Szezepanski
8. Cracow
"Farmers' Association of Horse Breeder*," Koperniki 20
Lwow ,
"Central Agtiniltural Association for Cattle breeding ”
cordrolting 79 district cattle brewers' organizations, in Central
and East Poland. WarMw
"Association of Friesian Black-White Cattle Breed*rs,"
Warsaw
" Association of Polish Cattle Breeders," Warsaw
*' Associationof East Friesian Red-White Cattle Breeders
" Association of Clubs for Stud Control,” Warsaw
"Central Association of Farmers' Qubs," with section,
for encouraginglive stock breeding, Warsaw
“Polish Association of Black- White Cattle Breeders,
attached to the Chamber of AgricCiIture, Mickiewicza 33
Pozen
PomeramanAssociationofBlack-WhiteCattleBreeders '
attached to the Pomeranian Chamber of Agriculture, Frosts
l8, Tonin
"Lublin Cattle Breeders' Association,” attached to the
Agricultural Association of Lublin, Lublin
" Association of Polish Red Cattle Breeders,' Bialysfok.
"Association of Red Cattle Breeders and Council of
Friesian Black-White Cattle Breeders.' Place Szezepanski 8
"Polish Pig Breeders' Association,” KopemikaS® Warsaw,
p "Pozen Pig Breeders' Association, Mickiewicza 33*
“Pomeranian Pig Breeders* Asso lation,” Sienkiewicza
40 Torus , . . ,
"Section for Sheep Breeding” of the Central Agricul-
tural Association, Kopernika 30 Warsaw .
^"Association of Sheep Breeders." of the Chamber 01
Agriculture, Mickiewicza 33 Pozen , .
"Pomeranian Sheep Breeders' Association,” SienkiewiCT*
4<^Torun
"National Sheep Breeders’ Council,” attached to the
Central Agricultural Association, Place SzczepanskiS, Cracow.
POLAND
595
Prominent Breeders.
PL^CKmilTi: TRllSIAV CATTLE
II nlostkl l-
Ho5-» T
llrudiinvkl Z
ilrt.tin.il K
HuCiko«.ki —
PuJnjr A
Pu»« —
OudryniVl St
CtitlmlcW V\L
Ci»rtor>-»il " rnntt
CMrto*T»kl
CurooHikl I
Ikmun rtki J
DwonkI A
Fftir)'**' “■
Clockda —
Cotlkowtkl A
Cr*binO(i St
Cral(«^ki Sl
G rahovtki —
Gradaitdu J
Cett-OkMimikl J if
lUcLo** 1
HaiM ]
Ktlbich J
Hmig I
Htmrtl A
Mireu-g
TuCho»i«
Zaiatskomo
Coi4eno««
Trlbki
iVolita
UadtKhew
Olfcaska
Citnin Zaboray
LirDieiki
Zahoco
Pod] pee
Kotlowaki T
KotucSowahi J
KuxDicki St
Lan<konn>ki Count di
LThirann h
Ltpioaki, S(
Muaiyotki Z
Oborfrl I SI B
Ornren — I
Onirca Z Z>
Ordowiki — C
rs«1iko«akl II HI
INlbKkl A OMntde k
rniitah U 1 V\
PitHprlikl Z \
Praeealinaki W S
ritcaolkonk) J S:
fta.t)*ii.ki Count de k
RadtiMill R Trlncrx S
Ra<ln»tll.K l^iecr S
RadiiwiU II >>rince de U
Rrmbirlio.ki k K
Rotydii H 0
Rodnuki T Si
Rodtioeki O O
Saeks H A
Sangu.ika R Pnnee Ci
SchuU \
Siebraodt II Ji
SUmatki j U
SlaennakI T L
S^ennaaa — R
Skanynaki A Pi
Skattyniki S R
■Solvay (UmComp) V
SondetnuDO EV M
Spr.n^ — D
$lol«*tki St Zi
StMOvaki A tt
Saankoaaki.A K
Stetrpkowdca Mme P
SteatpkemkI — C
Soieako U Cl
Tactaaowikl J Z
Tomaattwaki — C
Tutnau A Si
Tumau ) M
Uotuf — Si
REP POLISH LANPRACE CATTLE
596
POLAND
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
RAMPOUILIET MFRINO SHCCP
Clcho -sk H
Crartor>ska M de
rayeiom M
Oodlcnski St
Urokow —
Kmlccki Count de
Mankoviskl K
Odio*az Maluja SI
«— .1.. . Coym (Jj Jijiy,
Uai
i Dabrowa Zloty Potok Kielce
Krokoiao Krokowo Ik^orze
Coslamce Konin Loda
Kazunieri D skupi Kazimiera Biskupie Lodz
aomkowQ Aleksandrow Wanzana
S Iniczka Wanzaita
Uacrtle St
KniWki CoLMde
Liobozc St
Lo«a ton
Mycielski Count de
SchulemanQ —
Sk-tcb k Count de
Lipicnrk
Kobylniki
R>f<je
Uiehorte
CalouD
Lisaowo
Os eciny
Subkowy
Slilejow
Kornatowo
Koscian
Lubirnta
Male Czvste
1 ub eoica
Pomonc
Poraorte
Poznan
Potnorze
Albrecht M \,
Btochocki Z
Dudny A
Zagajewic
Bychaua
MERINO SHFPP
Pon'otze
Lz^z
I CoIbe —
Gerkch F
Gfodzicki W
Pabrou ka
Bakom
Lub enica Poznan
Vtarlubie Pomorze
Piottkou Kujawiki Warsz
Clinka 2
Gzab Qsl 1 SI
KtUler ISl
VSaleuice
Somianki
Oialobrugl
Lewicz
Wy«zkow
POLISH LANDRACE SHEEP
Wat^tawa
Cietzkewiki A Count Lukouiee
Glojnoski K A W RabaMyznu
Ofabinsk «t \tale« ee
NECRETTI SHEEP
KARAKUL SHEEP
LARGE WHITE YORKSHIRE PIG
Budvti A
Blednw^ki F
Glockein —
Hme J
Heydemann —
Kratinska St
Ktiywoszewski
Raczjnskl E Count Zau
Bychawa
Fornoizany
Strychowo
Na»aeefkiew
Mtlobadz
Sirdlce
Zychlm
Ilowiee
Lubim
Debica
Waptio
POioan
Memer R
7 peer W
Zollenkopf —
Zflensks K
Zylez I
Slodiow O
Oertzen —
Ordowski
Rarzynskt —
Stezepkwoski —
Secoezyn
Zamowiec
Slileuo
Grodkowiee
Cora
Baezek
Pepowo
Gutowo Male
Chorzelow
Sioczek Luk
ZaTiinwtec
Tuardogora
Brzezie
Zamostne
Skanzewy
Borrk
Sioldry
Pertobowi
Lublizi
Pomorze
Pomorze
Krakow
Pomorze
^lelen Count de Osiromecko
Curkl S Plinth
Czaikon^ki K Ka^^onl
Curnecki Count de rH>le)o»l
Czartozyski^ Prince Krasne
rnvtflwtkl I Slibice
•'‘riiiufuki J Tad-inie
Karmonka Mol
NowyTomyil
I KleZlelone
Koetrryn
Mlaicinwa
ENGLISH THOROUGHBRED HORSES.
Nieuiaiowskl — Model
Olazowskt A Jacentow
Ostoja Ostastewaki A K tmkcu
P^el P Kumzwe]
Poiocki A Count de Lancut
Slttd(Cov)Kozlenlce
Mezyk F
M telopolski A de
WldopolaU A
Marqull de
IVodz nsM K
MocnIakowskL H
Myincki —
Zamoyski K Count
Zietanki S
Zydilinskl k
Robalyn
Krasnystaw
Pultusk
Kozienice
BalaSedI
Chcoberi
Biala
POLAND
59i
mtr BLOOD tcoRSrs
Abr»tnf'«'»Vl — Jitkow
Il>cmi»U Crr^U* *mkw
w rc»>fTt
/todu int-yni
CI'^Ui JnrtI
Ct-am^kl —
Ch Ikn»
CWJr
I — ''U«<
uroo'iki ]
niir<lu«ncki \\
DriKkJi Luhrtkj.
1 il T' fiikl T I'T^irfnica
JfttrrtU — JV}»K»
t^r»x-»kl I ■'itlti e
Hi »l>ich — HfTmino»n
H Uli, 1 itrl r I'otifk
Kuikovikl S( Ctrrnirdn
KiIkit«R<5»« yfiT>f lltukowrty
Kiluimikt L Olituka
KuV>'>^ki — Sjrlf)r»T>
Kodoroviki <— I imiatkow
Kotnirro'«kl T
Kofrber N Nftir^Jaflki
Kronmberjr I Diron >\ Imre
KrttomUrf Biron IiBiirewo
Knuie»iki R Chorobrew
- Dobro.
KutnitowiWi C Uni<<i*w
Kureitonk* }{ Rrudiew
Lrdocbowiki A. Oitrotre
LrhmAit Vl*«hr,^ llowtee
LMiUTOiki » Kotieiuly
L«iun<tki Z K»li»Moy
Up»kl U»kow
Lmiow — Ct> n-M .
Lubominka Rrtsml rrerwonk
LuteQinki. Rrlnce ^\irliche<«9
Lackt.Countde Poudb^Q
L»»5>lekl —
kamrt
KraJnlra
Hrrrjik
Modrro«ka
StaroEird
Ibikurire
Turobin
Cbrlntu
Krainittaw
PnrTuikowQ
>»i(e Laun
Radamiko
Kola
llnidirw
Kowne
Srrm
Cro)*e
Opatow
Oitrew
Ketcian
rnrmarik
SmlCirl
Lvnwtk
Opatoir
Ciartotyiki n PtincrPelkinie
Ctrikawiki J , Rrimireho^a
KwilrekI F CoUBldrDsbrejewa
laiiocki T Miitewo
Mtncrl J ^ V»kOly«T LieirZ..
PawIikQwikt H Dr kliehaelrwiee Rudki
OitMroc
K»Rr
lot In
<(an««Ui>aw
>-Adl
<tin>tla«n>w
Krakow
(V>rnao
PoinaD
(ximolul/
law \\ Countdc rio)r<
" icrl S •
I
Snopfcow
V retko»«kl I Cibnri
Virtrynrt/ rountdr l»*hwice
Mlrliinski Countde Iwno
Mor* A HlnnUiriUa
MveirUka CotinlrfidrV\oltrl\-n
Mtcirltki Countde CaloMo
Ntromniitka U I ub>(o«r
Ntritmiowiki K Olnino
OUznwiki A larrnlow
Orrtrrfl — i rmwa
Pawlikowakl H IV
nutcntitkl K
riotkl ll
roklrmkl Kofirll W Mr
loioekl A, Countde l-anrut
ropirl I KumtwrkI
Pradrpicltf L Skarpa
Rudolphl S Linpnictkl
Rojowikl 2 nyltrtyca
Rottwoiuwiki K de Ilreborew
Skanjnikl S Radoalowo
SkolMnowiki Z Surbow
Skarbrk ~ Ilorontto
Sokolowikl Z Crabowo-Sul:
Stamairiki T Cumuka
Stankowaki >
riotrowlee
StanisUwow
Lidibark
riwlowice
Sroda
Sramotuly
Smipalno
VMotaeiowa
^al^
Ru’lki
LuWn
C-olub
“^ulejow
Lanrut
Stopnica
Srpotflo
Griybow
Subkowy
Radomsko
Zatrsre
SlupowQ
Ztdowo
K^riralow
Ostaizewo
Siulctrwaki
Sioldrtki, Count de
Vtatitkt ll
Wrprwr K
^^lrk>pobk^Mar<} de Cbioben
Tairtowakl K Count Cborzelsw
Tar«ewtkl 2 Cou&i Daikow
Twardowiki — Kobylsikl
Zietanki — Ctaple
Zre crodaki — Borowtk
Zvcbl oaki — Tnardow
THOROtCH BRED AILkB HORSES.
Rolotki R Count de Bebrn
Raeiboraka T Dreniow
Sanmnako R Rtinee Cumniaka
MolkLanewiki A nrenice
Zaktock M Chrmton'o
ZmicTOdtkl F Boro*rk
Rokletmea
Zelow
Oslatren'o
Cbrebera
Hleire
Tamobrtes
Sumotuly
Lowica
UKoityee
Tariakow
Nalertow
Molsalyn
Sramotuly
loda
tVar«a»a
Kielce
Lw-ow
Kirlce
t^smorae
Krakow
LuUq
SLanislarow
lublyn
Loda
a -sink
in
Kirlce
liulibtok
PotRia
Potnao
Lodt
Potnofrc
Kirlce
Krakow
Lwow
^arttawa
Krakow
UbU
:a B elawy Wantawa
DRAtCHT HORSFS
Cetlich F
Jaraoowaki I
Jrtierski Cou
Katiowika M
Wartubie
PomoTte
j Zamonki J^Counl Trtebioi MafO. Koiiro ri
Pwrotze
Kirlce '
several
Associations of Pedigree Stock Breeders
especially interested in improving their SHEEP & PIG STOCKS,
in various Parts of JPOLAN^D would be glad to receive
offers of Breed Animals of Flocks and Herds of 'outstanding
Merit and Pedigree.
For further particulars apply Ethtor, Intematkmal Directory of Pedigree Stock Breeders,
23, Fleet Street, London, E.C 4
!
PORTUGAL
Livestock Breeding in Portugal.
The Live Stock estimate for Portugal states cattle 7^
The breeding of sheep is the main source of
income of the smaller farmers and a local census
estimates the present stock at about four million bead ■
Next to sheep breeding the breeding of pigs is of some
importance and the number of the existing stock is
estimated at about one million Cattle breedmg Has
been much neglected but is now given more attention
Speaking generally existing live stock breeds are
indigenous not particularly valuable, and there is room
for impro\ ement. Horse breedmg is negligible
Portugal has passed through hard times since the
war and the situation of Stale finances remains senous
Recently a number of social laws were promulgated
but without effecting any amelioration m the life of
the peasants of whom more than 70% arc still illiterate
Farming is likewise passing through a senous cnsts and
as the country is chiefly dependent on agnculture the
effects are felt among ail classes of the people Portu-
gal s chief export articles are wine cork, oil and live
stock, but many markets, firmly held in pre-war days,
are being lost owing to lack of organisation m trading
methods and transport The Portuguese exporter is
hampered on every side while export taxes and a number
of ad valorefn dues make trading almost impossible
at times The steadily nsing taxes and the enactment
of new rules and regulations hamper everybody, and
the interest on war debt and the permanent bad con-
dition of State finances cause a feeling of uneasiness all
over the country These evils are caused by excessive
expenditure, bad administration and the practice of
presenting fictitious estimates showing small deficits
where such are often stupendous, combined vntb lack
of moral authority on the part of the Government
Under such arcumstances, agnculture cannot properly
develop For years it has been the rule to draw up
budgetary estimates with a view of cajoling public
opinion end repeated recourse to fictitious estimates
has caused lack of confidence in the Governments
ability to overcome difficulties The administration
IS constantly overstafled The recently adopted Wheal
Law seems to continue to disorganise agriculture the
pnme industry of the country ■"
More than 90^0 of the live stock breeders in
Portugal are small farmers and while there is a Urge
number of Und owners who could easily increase their
income through improved stock breeding, all of them
are content to carry on m the old fashioned manner
Lately several farmers who seem anxious to improve
conditions have imported live stock from U 5 America
and the impression in the districts where they live
rcsullmg from improvements thus brought about is
undoubtedly drawing altcnlion to the possibility of
obtaining better market prices through breeding better
stock 01 Cattle as well as of sheep and pigs Breeding
2.000, sheep 3 857,000, pigs 921,000, horses 165 000
from Pedigree stock would be more general if the
Government and local authorities dealing with agri-
cultural matters would devote mere attention towards
enlightening the farmers Although there js lack of
propaganda and encouragement, stock breeding how-
ever, wil! probably become an important branch of
agriculture as the soil is very fertile but the transport
of agricultural and live stock products, now excessively
expensive owing to exorbitant rates charged by the
Railways, ought to be cheaper than in most countries
of Europe as Portugal has a number of navigable nvers
The climate is particularly suitable for live stock
breeding owing to the proximity of the sea and the height
of the mountains The winter is short and mild, ^d
early in February vegetabon is in full vigour T^e
summer heat is often very depressing, and as ram Wls
very irregularly, the fields easily assume a parched
appearance In September. However, when ram is
abundant, a second spring sets in and the fields are
again in full verdure Although Portugal ought to be
self supporting, the country does not raise cereau in
sufficient quantity to meet its own wnsumpbon
The chief crops are wheat, barley, oats and flax or which
abundant crops could be harvested if the soil were
better worked Two per cent of the area or
country comprise vineyards, seven per cent are covered
by fruit, trees, thirteen per cent cereals and three per
cent arc forest A considerable live stock
trade is carried on with the Portuguese Islands, Africa,
even Brazil The pnnapal seaports, such as Oporto.
Lisbon. Vianna. Setubal. Faro and Figueira are suitable
(or handling imports and exports of live stock and here
facilities are available for the live stock trade
While organised live stock breeding does not
exist m Portugal and there are no Sociebes for the pur-
pose of promoting breedmg from Pedigree strains,
there is a great number of Associations of tarmere
lo^ly interested m the improvement of their stock
Lately a number of co-operabve Assoaations fo*'
ance against losses through disease have been lormw
and It IS probable that these would be interested m the
purchasing of Pedigree stock if their attenbon were
drawn to the value of such. There is a
among these agricultural Associations, all cf w 1
are co operative in working, to apprwate mo cm
methods m farming and breeding The larges
these Associations are
Socirt»fcCo<^nUv» AjricoU de Corticjsde GrandoU CrandoU Dutnc
of LUbon
Adeja Rfg onal de Ton« V Hra. Torre* \ edra* Distnct of Usbon
SocHdade CooperaUva de Ciploracao A*ncob de Cuba, Cuba. D
Beja
Coopefaliva AericoUde 'f«ta« Ferienha (Lajfarde Areile) Envnlr* »
Dlttnct ol SanUrem .
Conpetativa Ajnrola de CortMa* do Bal«o Alemtejo Outlque Lhitnct W
Beja
i»ORTUCAL
599
Among ifie best organiscci Associations of farmers
for mutual protection — Caixas de Scguro Mutuc
Pecuario *' — the following should be mentioned J
Tb* AlfT'b*f» A»»ofiat»in In thf p «trict of Lriria
Thf '•'lO'hjrTJ] AMccutjon In Ifc^ Ib^ln I of Lnri>
Thr \ AlfJnoJo A»5<Trutinn in th» ol SinUmn
TkrMiinrr* A»v.-Utioo, 1 ii?ur,r* ilj ioj in U)' JJislTlrl of Coimbra
Thff S iIU Noia d Anfrx In thr Ois(tKt of Co n br*
Tb« fownm a Vm* d Anro. m tf,, tAstml Of Ca«f«(n Rranco
Th< n«iria>df Ual'rt S IVdmdoSiI in lb« Ibttrict of \ iim
The I roRim Anuranl* In Ibe tiutn t ol IVwto
Tli« 1 -mM'Io AiwUtion r uinuraot in th» Dulrkt of Rra*a
Tho'-la LrocaliaAtsorialkir bmaideUma in th« Umritt of Xianido
Ca«tflo
Tho ! aro Anorlation in the Dnirict of Taro
Agricultural Assoaations — “ Sindicatos Agricclas
Exislentes No Corjtinenle *' — chiefly formed for
acquisition of agricultural machinery and tools, seeds
and breed animals, are scry numerous, often well
organised and of considerable local imp>ortance. The
following are among the best organised
The Alfandega da Te Aasoculinn in the Diatriet ol Draganea
The Itraeasca AtMCuticn In the Dislnct ol Oraganca
i^e l-rriao de Lspada a Cinlv Maeedo de Cavateiroa in the DiUnct of
llraganca I
The M randa do Do iro A»»oelatron in the D ttnel of Hrajanca
The Alijo Atsocution in the bistnet of \ »U Real
The Ale/AtMccation SloodiRideOatIo u> thelAstnetof Sila Real i
The Ceri a Assocui on Ribeira de Pena la Ihe Dutnet of Vila Real
TherajradeUdeCuuMAavaciauon Sabreu in the Ditinecol S ila Real I
TheAtco«de\ald<veaAitoaation in the Dtitnctof Viana doCaitelo I
The Ceun Atteciatiofl SunadoCatelo m the O atnel of VcanadoCailelo
TheRefoiaedeLuBaAteoeiatioB lontedeLima iDtheOtUxtolManado
Catielo
The Sairdo Aneera Auoeiation Ceraiein Ponte de Luna latbeOulnct
of \ una do Caetelo
The Barctloe AHocialion in the Distnet of Draga
The Cabeceiraa de Uaito Refoioe AUoeiation in the Dittoct of Draca
The Fedeneao do None Brega Aaaecution Imga la the D eirtet of Bnga
The Ribae Ataoeution Celori g d< Batio u the Oittnet ol Braga
TheAvintet Aaaoeiation Gaia la the D Xnet of Porto
Tbs FreguD e Leuiedo Attotutioo Fregim Ataaraate in the Dittnet ol
The Larra fore* Portueneej Porto A«*o
The Slato«mbo< Aieociation Leca 1 a
of Porto
TheAguedaAxoriailon in the DiXnct of Aveiro
*"~*Xl®d* I aiva A«*ociatioo,Sobrado Cailelode Paiva intheDstnet
;^retacie|aA>«<<riation I liirreja in the DiXrict of Aveiro
Tp^iaJaruraAitocMtlon iei er do \ ou?a la l!te Distnet ot Avtln
Tm Annamar AiMKial on Anrrada Knrnde in Ihe D ilnct of %ueu
IheCarnyalAunriarlon Mini In tbf D ttnet ol \ utti
The S Ra Salao Dae Aieocialion S Iva de Cl na SaUo in the Dutr ct of
of Coin lira
Tte^rapInbnraAtsoriatlon Montemor-o-Selho In the Distrct of Coimbra
TheMaioiraAewclalion Figtieira da For in the Dislnet of Coimbra
LnnaeedoSelho Atiocialion laropilhoea In the 1) slnct of Coimbra
The FonxMde Algodm Asociat on in Che DiXnce of Cmrda
Thel'inbeleOMAtsorialon Pinhel in the Diatnet of Gnarda
^e ^na Aeeociat on Urlmonte in the Distticl ol Caslelo Dranco
in the District of Cascelo Braoco
Msor ilion In ihe D strict ol Caslelo Branco.
Alter do Chao in the I) strict of Portalegre
The Castelo liraoco Associaii
The \ ila Velba de Koilam
The Altemtse Association luc
The So irel Asioculion in Ihe D strict ol I orUlegi,
The Abnotes Associalion in Ibe d sinci of Sanlarem
The Itenairrnu As^iation in the district of SinUretn
The SalvaterradeMagos Association in the D sfnet olSanlarem
The Utnieira Association Olisal \ila Noia d Ourrm In the District of
Santarem
The Akobaca Assocut on Caldat m Ihe District of Lema
The Isombartal Association Obidos in the Distnet ol Leiria
The I eniche Association in the D strict of Le r a
The Akacer do Sal Association in the District of Lisboa
The Adega kegioDat Association Torres Vedras in the District of Lisboa
The Cadaval Asscciation AUes Ocirai in Ihe District of Lisboa
TbeFedefafaoCeotniAjsccMlioR Torreslednr la the bislnel of Lisbon
The Lavradom do Sul do Sado Association S Tiago de Cacem m Ibe
DatcKl of Lisboa
The Torres Vedras Associat on Ciairs in the District of Lisboa
The Seiaal Association m Ihe D strict of Lisboa
TheEsmraAssocution in Ibe D stnet of Even
TbeMaehedeAssociatioa NS deMachede Evora la Ihe Distnef of Evera
TbeS %iceotede%aiongoAssoeiation Moatoiio mtbeDutnetef Evora
Tbe\ila VicosaAssorisiion in the D stnet of Evora
The Aliusirel Assoculioa in the Dislnct of Bria
The Serpa (Aecao de Pcciiaris) Associat on Oderaira in tbe D strict of
Beia
TbeVidgurira Associat on la tbe Dutnrtof Be a
The Alle Associat on in tbs Dislmt ol Tsfo
Tbe Castro Mama Assoeiaiion in the D stnet of Faro
T6«S Bra deAfponrJ Assoclafioa fn the D sfnet of faro
The ISLAND of Madeira
BREEDERS of PIGS, SHEEP and POULTRY who would
be interested in participating in the formation of a “LIVE
STOCK BREEDERS^ ASSOCIATION in MADEIRA/^ herc
Stock Breeding is neglected and Market Prices for the Products
of these Animals excessively high, are invited to communicate
with the London Representative of Madeira Farmers, the
Publishers of “ International Directory of Pedigree Stock
Breeders,” 23, Fleet Street, London, E.C.4, through whom
further information is available.
600
ROUMANIA
Livestock Breeding in Roumania.
The Live Stock estimate for Roumania states cattle 4 8x0 000 sheep 13 600 000, pigs 3 200 000 horses I 880 000
Roumania is an agricultural country a land of
peasant farmers v/ho constitute in fact the chief
national asset Without exaggeration it may be stated
that Roumania is still almost undeveloped hut that her
future as an agricultural producer seems almost un-
limited The total area is about 13 13 million hectares
of which 2 76 million hectares are forest Sugar beet
cultivation and wheat constitute the mam commercial
crops Natural pastures only occupy a very small
area hut over the whole country grazing is plentiful
The cultivation of the soil is still most primitive a
mere scratching of the surface Fertilisers are scarcely
used and the manure from livestock more often than
not burnt or wasted hut m spite of these old fashioned
methods the crops as a rule are plentiful and heavy
if sufficient ram has fallen The wheat is of excellent
quality and the export of this contnbutes enormously
to the well being of the country The soil 1$ speaking
generally of wonderful fertility Land is still cheap
although conditions and prices as they existed before
the war are rapidly changing as a result of the new system
through which enormous stretches of cultivatable
land nave been acquired by the Crown and cut up in
small farms Prior to this new system some 4 000 000
hectares of agricultural land were owned by 5 450 larger
estates and of theses 000 had an acreage of over t 000
acres while four million hectares of land were farmed
by li million small peasants Some thirty years ago
the CO operative movement was started m Roumania,
and a great number of Agrarian Banks working on
the German Raiffeisen system commenced financing
the smaller farmers Hundreds of small credit oiganisa
tions sprang up organised on the Schultze Delitzsch
principle the idea being an organised battle against
the long existing veritable pest the agrarian money
lender To day the number of these credit associations
IS considerably over 3 000 and the membership over
700 000 and the capital in circulation over £100 000 lent
out in sums of £5 — 20 to ennumerable small borrowers
at a minimum of interest
Once upon a time when Roumania was still under
the Turkish rule there was a saying in Turkey that
with a Moldavian horse there was no limit of distance
as in those days the fastest runners were to be found
among Roumanian horses While horse breeding has
immensely improved during the last twenty years
and the horse matenal certainly is of excellent quahty
there IS still room for much improvement
The same may be stated concerning cattle breed
ing The indigenous cattle breedsarewithoutexception
splendid material but a grading up movement is
required Pig breeding ts likewise scarcely developed
but ibe native pig the Mangalitza breed is deve’opmg
and when selection ts more generally carried out
there is no reason why Roumania should not become a
considerable breeder of pigs
Sheep breeding is the mainstay among smaller
(armers Cross breeding has taken pl^ tn
haphazard manner through imported Rambouillet
menno sheep from France Tcxel sheep from Holland
and Bukhara sheep from South Russia Of late years
Karakul sheep breeding has developed and evefythmg
points towards Roumania becoming the chief centre
in ^rope for the breeding of these highly valuable and
interesting sheep
The Roumanian peasant farmer is an excellent type
of agriculturist hard working painstaking careful and
willing His conditions of life are very primitive and
be IS willing to work for a mere pittance Most of
these small farmers live in one farnily houses as a rule
built by themselves neat and tidy looking but in which
there is very little m the way of comfort to be seen
The Russian invasion during the war years was disas
trous as when these hordes had to evacuate the country
they burnt everthmg that came in their way In very
many instances these buildings on farms and estates
have not yet been rebuilt but conditions are stowly
improving
Notes on Stock Breeding*
By PROFESSOR G K CONSTANTINESCO Chief Veter nary Inst tute Bukare t
By nature Roumania is one of the richest countries
in Europe with excellent soil and climate where live
stock breeding 1$ the chief mainstay Visitors from
abroad who happen to travel through the country
generally express their astonishment at the enormous
stretches of fertile land where grazing is abundant
and where live stock is everywhere moving about
Although Roumania is still m the stage of a pastoral
untry undoubtedly it will not last W"'
comes an important country for live ..
suiting from the war Roumania was r-rmerlv
ing able to incorporate several . n,a
longing to the Habsburg Dynasty 1 e
e Banat and Bucovina m all of which live stoclj
ceding has always been flourishing ® f j _ „
sire to improve the existing horse cattle sheep
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601
race* and as prosperity is rcturmg to tlic country after
the devastating war >cari Roumania is undoubtedly
developing on sound and practical lines as a live stock
raising country par preferance In regard to the vanous
bre^s the following arc the most important
Horses— There is an indigenous pure bred land
race horse of excellent malenal of which different
strains have been true to t>-pe for many j ears Among
these t>-pcs should be mentioned
Tbe Moldavian hone m which there is much in
character reminding of the European horse It is a
livcl> highly intelligent animal of beautiful shape
and much valued by the Roumanian farmer His
body weight is from 300 to 400 kilos only and he
IS easily fed and handled and therefore of particular
use on the small farms
TTie DobrUDGA horse slightly smaller in stature
than the previously mentioned strong and easily fed
a fast runner splendid as a cart horse while useful
in almost every direction
The TranssYLVANIAN horse is somewhat heavier
400—450 kilos in weight a strong horse but not so
elegant m appearance and movements as the Molda I
vian horse The chief breed district for this horse is !
on the Plains of Valachia chiefly in the Ulomitza
T^e Mouvtain horse a beautihj little horse
scarcely weighing more than 300—320 kilos is chiefly
bred in the Carpathian district He is a favourite
among most farmers being quick m his moveriMnU
easily satisfied even on the scantiest of food and of a
pleasant temperament Another indigenous horse—
the HoUTZOtfLE— IS chiefW bred in Bucovina and largely
exported to Poland and Galiaa
TTie Bessarabian horse is an excellent horse for
various purposes and 1$ the product from various cross
mgs with Belgian and Orlow horses This horse is
highly valued everywhere owing to his ability to do
almost any kind of work besides being suitable as a
Among horse races originally imported should be
mentioned English Thoroughbreds Arabian purebreds
the Ghidran and the Nonius horses The Percheron
horse is also bred in vanous places and the Pintrgau
horse has many adherents chiefly in the Banal
Cattle — Among the indigenous cattle races in
Roumania probably the most interesting are the
Moldavian or Steppe cattle m colour red white with
a silvery tinge Full grown they reach a weight of
^—650 kilos although when fattened a weight of
I 000 kilos is very often reached They are however
rather poor milkers seldom yielding more than i 600
litres per annum but the fat percentage is high
^ Boucsan cattle are rather like the Moldavian
although much larger of a mere compact build very
poor milkers but easily fattened and they jidd
delicious meat , n 1 1 i.
The lALLOMrrZA cattle chiefly bred in the
southern parts of Roumania likewise not unlike the
Moldavian cattle arc mostly remarkable for their beef
propensities
The Transylvanian cattle are chiefly bred in
Transsylvania and on the Hunganan border and in
appearance and charactenstics a Steppe breed
TTie Bessarabian cattle mainly reared m Bess
arabia are not a particularly developed breed but
certainly capable of considerable improvement through
selection
The Mountain cattle are probably one of the best
among the many local breeds as they have proved very
amenable to improvement through crossing while
they are splendid milkers as a rule yielding lu litres
milk or more daily during the lactation period When
crossed with the Swiss Brown cattle the first cross as
a rule turns out a great improvement They are rather
sm-ill bodied seldom reaching above 350 kilos their
skin IS very soft and their horns short and beautifully
curved The general appearance is an animal of pic
turesque features
Among imported foreign cattle races the Swiss
Simmental and Brown mountain cattle are very much
in vogue and will probably develop rapidly and push
out all other foreign breeds Shorthorns have been
imported for tnals but so far not given entire satisfac
tion The same may be stated concerning the Dutch
Fnesians
In Roumania two indigenous sheep breeds have
existed from time immemonal— the TziCAtA and the
Tzourcana sheep The first mentioned are white
with red spots on head and legs but black wooled sheep
are sometimes bred As regards the second the
Tzourcanas they are cherished for three qual ties—
as wool producers for their fine mutton and for their
milking propensities Various most apetising cheeses
are made from their milk The Tzigaia sheep also
yield very fine mutton and being chiefly reared in
the Dobrudga d strict they are sometimes called
Bulgarian sheep Both of these sheep breeds are now
and then crossed with Karakul rams with a view of
obtaining black wcolled lambs for the fur trade It may
be stated that both of these breeds are valuable and
deserve to be improved
Among imported sheep the Merino and the
Karakul sheep are much in vogue and *eem to suit local
conditions The Karakul sheep are chiefly bred m
Bessarabia and probably they will here develop and
become a national breed m this important part of Rou
mania English sheep of various types have from time
to time been imported chiefly for their mutton pro
pensities but after the war very little has been done m
this d rection
Goat breeding has so far not taken on in Roumania
to the same extent as in the neighbouring countries
and while Saanen goats have been imported the number
of the existmg stock is very small
Pics — As regards pig breeding the indigenous
pig breed has all the features of the usual undevi^l
hi^race pig — long legged razor backed wi
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flanks and generally speaking an animal from which
not much can be expected There ts another type of
indigenous pig, the Bazna chiefly bred in Transyl-
vania deep black in colour with a white stripe of better
quality than the previous mentioned and sometimes
used for crossing with the Mangalitza breed
The Mancalitza pig is of the same breed as exists
in the Balkan countries and Hungary and is certainly
an excellent meat producer It is bred in Roumania
in two different \aneties
Among imported pigs the most popular are the
Large White Yorkshire and the Berkshire pigs gen-
erally bred on the farms in Bessarabia
All matters relating to stock breeding are dealt
with by a special Department of the Ministry of Agn-
^Itiye There are special sections dealing with horse
breeding cattle breeding and sheep pig and poultry
At the following Studs the here mentioned horses are
chiefly bred
° ® ^ and Enjl * Thorewghbrcds
ChdranHorws
T" T m s Nonius
0^"*. * , , Cluj Non us*
aunbaud Jos Fogaros Lip tan
Among prominent breeders the various Stallion
oep ts established all over the country are mentioned
It IS the rule that suitable stallions belonging to the
specific brews of horses favoured locally by the
farmers in twir own districts are stationed for service
As regards cattle breeding various breeding centres
have been inaugurated the principal of which are
r paui
Runeu
Rusetu
B th« Botosan litir et for ^(^ldav an caule
Damboaita So as Brown
Braila S mm«a(at
As already slated sheep are bred over the whole
country, and with a view of encouraging better selection
of breed material the Government have inaugurated
breed centres
At Pallas n
Ou banu
Sloboz a
B rbn
«t ol Constanta lor M«r no Rambouillrlshcrp
Bmaa i Karakul
lalsm ta Tt ga a
In regard to pig breeding the Government an
anxious that breeding of such races which are mos'
suitable for the fanner s requirements should b«
encouraged and with a view of assisting them to obtair
the services of selected animals the following breec
centres now hold such available
At IQ the d slnct c( Bolosan lor the Mangal tia breed
Slobot .
Kusftu
Large U'h t« % orkshir
aud Be kshire breed
Large V\h te\orksh r
b eed
Dasnabreed
1 . 1 breeding is very much coming to the for
Jatciv and at various places first rale stock is kept fron
which the peasants can obtain birds and eggs Th
lollowing should be mentioned —
At Kutetu In iSe d ,tr <t ol I Wh te W
l)^lolle BUrkOn’oi
toQ anti Khode Iiland*
KhoilmliUn is and While Wjai
A general demand for belter qualities of beef
pork and mutton bas acted as a stimulant to better
breeding and the consumphon of these articles is on
the increase It is estimated that i.ooo.ooo head of
cattle of an average live weight of 350 to 400 lalos
are killed every year
In regard to Roumania’s sheep stock, the yearly
increase through lambing may be estimat^ at
2.500000 head of which a considerable quantity 1$
lolled for the butchers' trade* The live slock is
estimated at 13 600 000 sheep yielding an average pro-
duction of 2 lalos wool Roumania s tclal production
of this article can be estimated at 20 000 000 kilos
Roumania exports a certain number every year of
her surplus stock production — about 150 000 head of
cattle, although without great efforts the country
should be able to export double this number and yet
maintain the necessary stock for feeding the popula-
tion Improvements will undoubtedly tale place in
years to come when a more general appreaation cf
the necessity of only breeding from better class animals
takes place
The general supervision of live stock breeding in
Roumania as far as the Government are concerned
rests with a board of Supervision dealing with all
matters appertaining to sanitary, veterinary and zoo-
techmc questions A number of trained live stock
experts supervise breeding in the outlying distncts of
the country under the direction of a Committee ap-
pointed in January 1926 m accordance with a new law
The Government intervene in matters of breeding
both directly and indirectly, 1 e as regards horse
breeding through the various national Studs the names
and addresses of which are mentioned in the table of
breeders below At the above mentioned prominent
studs excellent breed animals are maintained most of
which are of fint rate Pedigrees As regards the
service of stallions no Jess than ten Depots have been
inaugurated in Bessarabia in Dobrudga and in the
distnet of lalomitza etc
Tlic various breed centres for the encouragement
of better cattle breeding as already mentioned are
exreasmg considerable influence towards persuading
the smaller farmers to discard scrub breeding
as at these a number of cows and bulls are kept from
which calves can be acquired
The national sheep breeding centres as already
mentioned are run on slnctly economic lines each
centre disposing of an agricultural property where a
considerable number of ewes and rams are kept As
particularly interesting among these the hCaralml sheep
breeding centre at Doulbanou m Valhchia where 120
breeding ewes and a number of excellent rams are
stationed and the Domnitza farm, also in Vallachia for
the breeding of the Tzigaia sheep should be mentioned
Indirectly the Government exerase considc^ble
influence on live stock breeding through the Zoo-
technic Department which arrange live stock shows
held in various districts Generous grants are given
and diplomas and medals accorded to those who
exhibit meritorious animals Dunng the last few years
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603
this Department arranged interesting and Instructive
shovs-5. such as at Jassy for Moldavia, at Bucovina for
Bessarabia, and at Ou} for Transylvania.
The Roumanian Stud Book is run under the
auspices of the Jockey Club at Bukarest. exclusively for
Elnglish Thoroughbreds At Braila a Stud Book
js kept for entries of Half-breds under the supervision
of the “Soacty for the Encouragement of Half-Bred
Horses.’ and another Stud Book is maintained at
Bukarest by the “ National Society for the Encourage-
ment of Horse Breeding.” chiefly for Trotters At
Braila in Transylvania the " Society of Breeders of
Simmental Cattle* work for encouragement of this
breed.
lUiultahons 56S
Prominent Breeders.
AcaJ'tn a d« Agricultun Clu] IIIov
lUIati P M caud, lalomita
IWkmdorlf Counlrsidc OtOMtu lllov
llrc«d ngCmtrt at Dontida Clui District
Breed ngC«itrf at Brcbcoi OltOisUict
Breed neCenlre at Dulbann.Dutaou District
BreediatCeetrealGraa NeamiDstnet
Breed ng Centre »t Pallaee ConstanU Dlstriet
Breeding Centre at PaUas Constanta Dlstriet
Breed ng Centre at Popauti Botosanl O strict
Breeding Centre at Kuncu Dainteviu District
Breeiling Centre at Rusetu BralU District
...r £al Coleeiel \aeareitl Damtsivita
Clubul Regal Reman Braila Breed Society
Ceilln Mron Spiniltlujem Bucovina
Cretcatorla Judeieana ,LuM Caras Severin
Craposesotatul Jimbolia Tunis
Dorn niul Romano-Catolic Jemul Tarnava Mica
Draganeacu J Calall Covuriui
Fil pescu Cr h Pascani Ilfov
Fertncle llaaargic Caliacra
Fermele Dedcan Fagaras Fagaras
Fermcle Hertovia Caras Sevenn
Fermele IVnu Tarnava Mica
Fermele Dramslea Mehed nti
Fermele CalaraaeUcMuti lalomita
Feim«l< '■ ^ "■*
e Cinranl Praho’
Fermele Cl nciu Spanto
Fermele Coiocna CIu(
lUov
. ...... leCorjentl IloCm
Fermele Cost ngeni Lapusna
Fermele Cuciulata Fagaras
1 ermele Dobroiat \aslul
Fermele Domnila R Sarat
Fermele I>ragsnna Timis
Fermele FetestI lalomila
Fermele Chelad Timls
Fermele Gherghita Pratiova
FetmeleChires TurdaArlrs
Fermele GorosUu SaUglu
Fermele 11 dig Salagiu
Fermele Isvin Tim s
Fermele Lata \aslol
Fermele DiturHamangia CoosU
I erraele Sahartia Ofhei
Fermele <;emUc Arad
a PllW^
la Pigs
Menno Sheep
Karakul Sheep
Vtaogalllea Pigs
Large White V orks
Merino Sheep
RaenbMiUel Sheep
Mangalllta Pin
Broenv Svnse Cattle
Yorkshire ilgs
Berkthire
Kangaliisa
S Runental Cattle
Uasna Pigs
Mangalllta Pgs
Telgara Sheep
Mangal ua Pigs
Draueht Horses
ttloed Morses
Blood Horses
Ulo^ Horses
Blood Morses
Simmental Cattle
S mmenial Cattle
Steppe Cattle
Draueht Hocses
itiood ilorses
^todet Breeding Farm
FetmcleLoip Timls
FetmeleVacarrsti RasI Dambovita
Fermele k ames Coverlui
Fermele \ aulcau Trliantl Soroca
Fermele kola Prabova
Grtgoreea L. Carapclu S ret
Gngorcea R Prisacrni Slret
Jockey Oubul roman CaleakictoricilO'l Buc
Kintt g I de Zimandul Nou Arad
Uptay Bela Baitm de. Lovr n Tunis
Lupeseu C Ramnicu sarat
Mallereanu V tiC Suerava Sasca
Marghilocnaii Al {viU AJbaltos) Buuu
Mauk } Otcmeni lllov
Ministeculde Rathoi Comitani Dambovita
Monul General Targsor Prabova
Movib Clooeol Spiioitt Luicoi Bucovina
‘'egiepooie C Marasrsl) Puuia
Nimescu I L i’reoletll lllov
Vtefesebef Ch A/umall Uhv
Ohanovict C Vila Soroca
Pinkat Balk Balk Bibor
IMpauti BreedingCentre Botosani District
turgly Ladislaude,Solrenla Acad
Ratvan C General Preotrsti, lllov
R gam Capstan MarculestI lalomita
Model Breeding Farm
Blood Horses
Blood Horses
Blood Horses
Blood Horses
Blood Horses
Blood Horses
Blood Horses
Blood Horses
Agricultural Hones
Blood Horses
Blood Horses
Bleed Hones
Bleed Hones
Blood Hones
Blood Horses
Blood Horses
Blood Horses
Moldavian Cattle
Blood Hones
Savoiu •- Craiova Dot]
Schlesuiger L Afuinali lllov
Soc Agrara Acdeleana Cluj — ,r- —
ScnaladeAgnciilluraCoefesionaU Medut Tarnava SuntaeoUlCaUle
Blood Horses
Draught Horses
Blood Hones
Blood Horses
Steppe Cattle
Scnala Mediede Agncultura Roman Radauti Swiss Brown Cattle
ScoalaSuprnotadeAgriculiuri Hciestrau lllov Rambou IleC Mrnao
Semigradov M Chisinau R Sarat Draught Horses
SuHlicatuI pentra creslerea o lor turcane PietroslU Sheep Breediog Soc
S nd calulpRildicr
SindKalul peottu cri
S nd catui pentru cn
S nd catui pentru cn
cacalulul Radauti Radauti Her
;a S maientalului Brasov S me
‘aralutul Galati Covurlul Hors
aS mmentalului Crabat Simmental Breeds.^
le Breeding Soc
nrotal Bre^ Soc
reed Society
S ndicalal pentru crestereavitelorSchwlu SIghet
SndicatulSI Cheorfhe Urieasca Braila
Societalea H p ca Chisaau Lapusua
So^talea Nalnoala Bueareit
Soc Samantja Cenadul V echju Timls
Stall on IVpbl at Anadalkiol Constanta
SuUmn D^t al Fiteill Hollo
Stall on Depot at Cras \eamt
Stall on D^Ult at llotnorod Taniave Mare
Stall on Depot at Tr Sevenn Mehedinti
StalliOQ Uef^t at Sloborla lalomJta
** Statnmea Agrooomica Noid Peinceanea Radauti
"Statiunea A g ronomIca CentraU " Hern *
Stud at Hoatida C
Stud at Parta Turns'
Stud at Radauti Radauti
Stud at Rusetu Braila
SmdatSambaudeJoe Fagaras
Synadmo AL Oihel
Tcicky Count de flachma Tarnava Mare
Telckv IkmaA Countess de Salagiu j tuu
Tidrmu H Rosu Cabrel
Vaes Bella ZaudeCarapie Tialra Aries ...
Bkiod Horses
BlocH Horses
Nonius Horses
EngllthThnmughbred
Arab Pure.teeds
Ch dran Horses
Upltan Horses
Karakul Sheep
lllood Horses
- lllood Hoeses
Draught Horses
.. S eppe Cattle
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Livestock Breeding in Russia.
While reports are issued from time to time
from Russia concerning remarkable development of
her 1 ve stock industry the information received
direct from trustworthy correspondents has a
different tale to tell and undoubtedly the industry
IS in the same deplorably neglected state as every
thing else is in to day s Russia
The present population of Russia may probably
be estimated at 133 000 000 inhabitants How many
millions succumbed during those terrible years between
the ascendancy of the Bolshevists and the present day
IS impossible to state and considerable numbers are
constantly escaping from the country across unpro
tected frontiers It is probably correct to state that
of the present population about 41 million belong
to the Kulaki 1 e the once well to-do peasant tree
holders to day living in great distress and to the
smaller peasant category It is also probably correct
to state that in the present year 1928 there art about
14000000 peasant farms of which 195000 are unm
habited and now deserted owing to the buildings
having been pulled down for firewood
Thepresent]ivestockmaybee$timatedat2i 000000
horses of which millions are draught horses the
rest being of a wretched type of skinny half starved
horse utilised for all kinds of purposes The cattle
stock may be estimated at 26 } millions the sheep
stock nearly 37 million and the pig stock between
3 800 000 and 4i millions The goat stock before
the war very considerable is scarcely more than
500 000 In comparison with these reliable estimates
the Russian official estimate for 1926 mentioned
51 200 000 cattle 77.200 000 sheep 16 900 000 pigs
and ?4 600 000 horses In fact the ofhcial report
received stated that the number of head has
increased so rapidly during the last few years that it is
fast approximating to the pre war figures m regard to
pigs and sheep while m the case of cattle the number
IS even higher Further the report stated that
no Branch of Soviet agriculture has suffered more
from the effects of the war and the civil war than live
stock breeding to which remark one is inclined to
subscribe
Before the war the cultivated t e agncultural
area was re! ably estimated at g6 000 000 desjatines
In 1916 for obvious reasons this area had not been
maintained and the figures were 82 500 000 des]attne$
In 1920 as an immediate result of the truly shocking
conditions m Russia the area decreased to 64400000
while in 1925 only 25 000 000 desjatines were cultivated
It should however be remarked that Bessarabia was
lost to Russia in which country live stock breeding
and agnculture was fairly developed Part of Poland
RnUnd Latvia and Estonia were likewise lost to
Russia and this would of course explain to a certain
degree the decrease in the area As to the rentability
of the soil while the production was 54 poods of
com per desjatine in 19x3 the crop result in 1922
was 23 poods and in X925 17 3 poods (One pood —
16 3 kilos )
As regards live stock breeding it is true that a
certain number of cattle horses sheep and pigs have
been purchased in the United States m Cwada in
Sweden and perhaps elsewhere dunng the last ten
years with a view of filling up the terrible gap in the
country s live stock population but the offiaal figures —
such as were issued m 1927 concerning Menno sheep
and coarse woolled sheep acquired in the United
States — are pure invention One of the few still
existing live stock societies in Russia the Sheep
Raisers Corporation Moscow ts apparently trying
to revive the sheep breeding industry but as any
measure taken m Russia to day to improve any
thing only leads to a more violent and distinct set
back it is probable that the propaganda which was
some years ago effected m the United States of Amenca
and in Canada in favour of Russia s sheep br^ding
industry was merely words and nothing else It has
recently been statw from the Statistical Bureau at
Moscow that for the time being 33 000 000 acres or
land in Russia eminently suitable for sheep rusmg
are available and that the Government are agreeable to
accept foreign settlers conversant with sheep breeding
together with flocks for both of which satisfactory
guarantees would be made Probably nobody in his
right senses would now after all that has happened
m Russia feel inclined to accept the sincerity of such
invitations
Dunng 1913 the last normal year when Russia
could freely pursue agriculture manufactunng and
trade she produced 47 700 000 000 poods of gram
and I 696400 head of cattle Of Russia s cxi»rts
in 1913 aggregating according to the National City
Banks of New York estimates $ 7 ®° one third
went to Germany alone while in the same year Russia
exported calf skins in value of $10000000 uttle
hides $4 000 000 horse hides $2 ooo 000 sheep
skins Sr 500 000 and wool for carpet making
$3 500 030 Dunng the same year Russia imported
binder twine at the value of $i 450000 agricultural
machinery etc S7.200 000 Pedigree live stock
animals $5 JSo 000 etc — figures from which it may be
d^ucted that when the present system comes to
an end in Russia and norma! conditions once more
rule this vast country will rapidly again develop as
one of the world s largest agncultural producers
*n»e Delegation of Members of Westminster Parlia
ment which not so long ago visited Russia reported
that under present law all land belongs to the State
divided among the peasants Holdings vary from 21
acres in the north to 80 acres m the lower Volga the
average size being 30 acres The ultimate ideal of the
RUSSIA— SARDINIA
Soviet Government appears to be communal farming
on a large scale, and great efforts are being made to
improve the >ield and the types of stock, both by
agncultural institutes throughout the country and by
the co-operative movement consisting of 50,000
pnmary organisations and 450 unions, while the co-
operative societies are endeavouring to inculcate the
communal use of agncultural machinery, and are
supplying the villages with good sires in order to im-
prove stock Much trouble is devoted to butter
making for export purposes In 1925 the agncul-
tural output was about 93% of the 1916 figures, or
about 84% of the pre war average ’ As these state-
ments most certainly never corresponded with facts,
this wonderful improvement could only have existed
in the imagination of those in Russia who supplied
them
One of the most remarkable co-operative organi-
sations ever founded existed in pre war Russia where,
from small beginnings, a gigantic business had been
built up, with more than £140,000 000 capital invested.
250000 people employed and a membership of over
fcOS
S 000 000 of which the laige majority were wage
earners This huge organisation, with all its assets
and working machinery, etc , was seized by the Bol-
shevists, plundered and turned to their ov^rn uses, and
then destroyed When in the year 1921 the Bolshevists
were compelled to admit shocking failure and mistaken
attempts they had, m the short space of a few years,
succeraed in creating economic rum all over the
country which then, to cite the words published by
the ** International Labour Office ” was " ruined
financially and disorganised ’
All who have travelled in Russia and are conversant
with the truly enormous areas of most fertile soil will,
however, agree that when the present misrule comes to
an end, the requirements of the country m live stock
to r^uild this industry must be very considerable
indeed L/nlike a manufacturing country where the
industnal activities have been destroyed owing to war
or other reasons. Russia is an agricultural country,
and two or three years successful crops will probably
restore to a large degree her pre war prosperity
Livestock Breeding in Sardinia.
Prior to the foundation of the present kingdom of
Italy, &tdinia was a kingdom of its own— in fact
It may be stated that this island was really the nucleus
of the present-day Italy It was long ruled by the
House of Savoy It is the largest island in the Medi
terrancan Sea next to Sicily, and now belongs to Italy
Together with a number of smaller islands the area
IS over 9,000 square miles Sardinia was long well
known for the breeding of cattle, sheep and goats,
and It IS still to-day one of the few places m Europe
where the wild sheep — * Moufflon — exist Remark
ably good cattle are bred all over the island of a high
milk production and fat percentage and the Sardinian !
butter IS highly apprcaalcd in many parts of Italy
The sheep are likewise a good breed but the wool is
somewhat coarse Wheat is extensively cultivated
The cultivation of grapes, oranges olives, lemons and |
tolucco besides live stock reanng forms the mainstay I
of agriculture Although the island is to a very great '
covered by mountains, there are Urge pUins
where the cattle and sheep graze one of these
extremely fruitful pUins the Campidano stretching
straight across the isUnd from Caghan to the Gulf cd j
Onstano A number of powerful rivers traverse the |
island While the soil is '•ery fertile, the methexis
of cultivation are still extremely primitive owing to
the fact that there are no large farms in existence, the
whole country being divided up into very small
holdings No attempts have been made to educate
the Sardinians to adopt more modem methods of
(arming, but during the last few years farmers have
commenced the system of Bull and Ram Depots to
prevent loo much inbreeding and undoubtedly a
survey on the spot of existing conditions by interested
live stock men might easily result m opportunities
(or selling stud animals Sardinia is divided into
two provinces Caghan and Sassan The population
IS probably over t.ooo 000 The origin of the people
IS shroud^ in mystery as the island successively was
over run by Greeks Vandals, Saracens, Genoese,
and (or a lengthy time the Pisans held the island
In the year 1327 it came into the possession of Spam,
and Uler on of Austria
No special live stock census for Sardinia has
ever been effected and whether the number of cattle,
sheep, pigs and horses which is not inconsiderable,
comparatively speaking, is reported to the Italian
aulhonties and include m the live stock census for
Italy. IS unknown
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Livestock Breeding in Spain.
The co-operative movement seems to have com-
pletely taken hold of farmers and live stock breeders
in Spam, and the measure of self help that of late years
has been created through co operation is surprisingly
large The Association of Live Stock Breeders —
“ Asociacion General de Ganaderos, * Calle Huertas,
30, Madrid, has a membership of over 500,000 active
members, each of whom is a breeder of live stock Thus,
this Association is probably the largest of its kind m
the world With headquarters at Madrid, the Associa-
tion has local offices under direct management at no
less than 47 different places In the following article,
written by the Association, the scope of its vanous
activities IS described Among other Associations for
promoting agricultural live stock breeding, dairying
and poultry breeding the following are the most
prominent
Asoc a Kin dP lnB«ni«os AgMnomos Marqu« de \ 4 lde 1 glfs 1 at I Madrid
Consejo Agronom eo 7urbano "8 pral Aladnd
Asoc ac 6 b de Agricultorca de F'pafla LosMadraio 13 Madnd
Ciaiara Agiieola Matntense Los Madrato 13 Madrid
Crrn 10 de DueAos de I aqueru* de Madi d CUudio Coello 60 Madnd
Cimara AgncoU del pact do de AlcaU de Henaree AleaU de 11
Aaoe ac on de A endedore^ de leche en Madnd Horpo de la Mala 7
leciedad de Duefles de eabienas de Madnd Luchana A bajo
1 a Akficola Geiafense GetaFe
La \ erdadera Asoeiacldn d* Vendederes dc Icche a n establo H lano
Peftasce R itadnd
Federac 6n Agrana de Caat Ua la Nueva Madrid
Soc edad de vaqueros eabreto* > deunle iratieaQiee de leche del trnn 00
t un c pal de \al1eeaa Vallecaa
Fed rac on Agniota Matntenee Ameta 12 itadnd
Nueva eocirdad de vrndedocei de leche de Madrid Cabera 9 20 Madnd
Alociacdndevendedoretdeganado Alocha 173 Madnd
La Asicola Madnle&a Plaza de Santo Domingo 12 Ida
Un dndPMpendedoreadelechedeeeiacorte Monreleda 2‘b»to SFadnd
The chief Institutes and High Schools for Agri-
culture. Live Stock Breeding and Veterinary Sciences
LecueU de Agne Itura La Moncloa Madnd
leeueladelngenierotAgrdnamoi LaMoccloa Madnd
Ltcuela de Veter nar a Lmbaiadotee 70 Madr d
Licueh Ltpecial de Pqu taridn Villalar 3 duplicado
The Chambers of Agriculture in Spam have a
great function to fulfil and are actively supporting the
agriculturists in their respective Provinces There is
a Chamber — Camara Agricola — in each Province,
while in each of the following provincial towns there
IS a local Chamber of Agriculture for dealing with
matters of interest and importance to the immediately
surrounding district The provinaal capitals m which
there are Chambers of Agriculture, are Huesca,
Zaragoza, Teruel Barcelona Tarragona, Lenda Gerona,
Valencia, Alicante, Castellon Burgos, Logrofio, San-
tander, Palencia, Madrid, Toledo, Cuidad Real,
Albacctc, Guadalajara, Soria, Segovia, Avila, Cuenca,
Valladolid, Malaga, Almeria, Granada, Jaen, Murcia,
Cadiz, Huelva. Seville, Cordova, Badajoz, Caceres.
Corunna, Orense. Lugo. Pontevedra Leon, Zamora
Salamanca and Oviedo, Palma, S Sebastian, Vitoria.
Pamplona
Spread all over the country there are 70 Associa-
tions of farmers and li\e stock breeders, each founded
for a specific purpose, generally for the benefit of the
disifict in which the Association is established Most
of these arc scry actise and doing much good for their
meirberi, and interested live stock men in other
countries would undoubtedly find much assistance
m any investigations contemplated if correspondence
beaddressed to the Secretaries These Assoaations are .
Agncab Catalans Dalear Barcelona
Cfiniederaci6a Nacional ACTana Cat6l ca de Madrid Madrid
FederacidnCatdbco anraru de Alava Vitoria Alava
Federacidn Aj^ria Alicantina Onhuela Alicante
FederaciteCatdlic acrana Almena
FederaddnCaldlico aipana Avila
FederaodnCatalKa a^ana Badajoz
Federacl6nCat6I Co-agrana Vich Barcelona
Federacidn Catdbco agrana Berga Barcelona
PedCTactdn de Sind caloiagncoUsagnipadosde Barcelona Barcelona
Federacidnagraria de Pli de Bag^s Manresa Barcelona
Fed-raci6n de Sifldicatos agncolas ratdiicos de la diocesis Burgos Burgos
FederactonCaldlico-agrana Placmtuia Plascencia Ciceres
FedcracldnCatdIico agrana del Guadalete Jerez de la Frontera Cadiz
FederacidndeSuidicalosagncotascatdlJCosde la Mancha Ciudad Real
FedeiacidoCaldUco-agrana Cdrduba
FederacidnCattico-agTaru Baena Cdrdoba
Federacidn Caldlico-agrana Santiago La Corufla
Frdetacidn Catdlico-agrana Ortigueira La Coruna
Fede acidnCatdl CO agrana LaComlta
FederacidnSiiujicalagrana Gerona
l-ederaci6nCat61ico agratu Granada
Fedetacidn agrana Seguntma S gilenza Cuadalajara
Federacidn t^t&lico-agrana SanSebastiln Gu pilzcoa
Federac 6n Agrana Alto Aragonesa lluesca
Federactdn Agtarla deSindicatos Agncolas Barbastro Huesca
Federaridn Ca>6l coagrar a Ja^n
bederacidnCatdlieo agrana L*6n
Fedetacidn Agrana de U diRceiu de Astorga Astorga L6011
Pederaci6nCa(dl eo agrana L^nda
rederacidnCatdlico agrana ^eodeUrgel Lends
FederaeMnde Sind catos agneolaa eatdiicas dc Ja K oja Logroflo
Federac dn Mindooiense de S ndieatc* agneolas Mondwdo Lugo
rederacidn deSindicalos agncolas B6 vmj FMoollortr) Lugo
FedertcidndeAsotiacioDejdeAgnculfores Chanlada Lugu
Federac dnCatdl co agrana Lugo
Federaci6nCat6l CO agrana Mala-a
FederaodnCatdl CO Agrana Murcia
Federaci6n Agrana latimciiva de Levante 'I rcia
FederacidnCatM CO social de Navarra Pamplona Navarra
rederacKSnCatdl CO agrana Orense
Federacidn Diocesana de Sind catos agricolas Oviedo
Federacidn Agneola Avilrt Oviedo „ ,
FederacidnOrentalAsiunanadeSindieatoiazncotas '■•'’a Ovteilo
Federaci6aAslunanaCat61ieoagrar1a Oviedo
Federaci6n Catdbeo agrana I alencia , ^ , t,
FederaciAndelasSceiedadesyS ndicatosagtieolat lACitrua Poriteveari
Federaei6nCat6licoagrai a de la diX'eiiaue Tuv Pontevedra
Federaodn Catdl co arrana Salamant na Sala nanca
rederaeiAn Agn*®'* " robngense Ci dad kodngo Salamanca
Federaodn A^na MontaHeia Santan ler
t-ederaodn Agrana Segovia _
Federac 6n ^161 eo agrana Sevilla
Federac 6n Cat M 00 agncola de la d dcesis de OsmaSona
Federac «n de Siodicatos agncolas riel Campn tie Tarragiwa Tarragona
Federactin Agrana de la roncarteBarbarl Montblsnch Tarragona
Federac 6n agrana dell hro Tortosa Tarragona
Federactdn AgiKola del Alto Campo de Tarragona Tarragona
FederacidnTuiolensedeSna catos Agncolas Teruel
FederacidnCatdbco agraria de la diftcetls de Toledo Toledo
Federacido Agrana de Levante Valenc a
Federacidn Valencia de S ndicatos igneolai V alwia
FederaciAn Agricola deCasUUa la Vieia Valladolltl
Federac 6n de S nd catos agr colas catnl cos Valladolid
FederacdndeSodicatosagncolascatdlcos VilUlbn Valladold
Federacidn de Sind catos agncolas tie V eeaya B J!mo Vlzcaj-a
Federaci6n de S ndicatos agncolas y Ca;as nirales Oe U d bees s y prov ncia
Federacibp Agrana Aragoneta Zaragoza ..T,.a,la
Federac 6a dtocesana de Fnl dadesCatbl o-agrar as da Tarazona y T
The activities of the various breed societies and
syndicates formed for co-operation are often re-
markable for the results obtained, and indisputably
the Spanish peasants have a sure eye for liveslo«
breeding These societies are powerfully sup^rted
by the Spanish aristocracy, and it should he
a very considerable portion of rural Spam is owned by
the nobility Among tbe most active of these
tions for stock-breeding the following should be
mentioned
Breed Societies
Auav- 6n d- tnllguos AI imnn* de U I scuila Sierra Pa nblev
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Constfo Pnx'tn UI de Afncullur* y CanalfrU Alc*otf
Con<00 rm' ncUl dc Apmcullurt y r anad rra dr Tala rra Talavrra
C<in«r)0 Piwvinciat dr Afiv~4Uara y C anadma dr Granada
Conarjo Proa nc al de AancnltuTa y Ganadrna Lrdn
Consejo I'rovlnculde AitncuHura y Canadrria Cordes ratmcia
D put* Prcntnlcaldr Oairdo. <Airdo
i stacidn de Arti ullur* Omeral de A ir« A iWi
Jufita Provin al de Ganaderna Ledn.
luntarrcpa nc aide Zamora Zamora
Junta de Tanaderm de Ciudad Krai Ciudad Krai
Junta ITovin lal de Toledo Toledo
Junta ITm n laldeValenca \ alen a
Junta ITm in aal de Ganadrrcit Cuellar Srpo la
Junta Pro nncial de Ganaderor dr ^na Sor a
Junta ITov n al de Ganader(« Gu pdt oa
h nd Cato Aimcola deSeode Cryel SrodeCrgrL
Snd cato Agncola de Sa ano Sa arro
S nd cato Ayneola de Soto del Barro
S n t cato Ayncola de MoUrda \ Ilaleyre
Sor eda I del Caballo Sa onal de T ro tJ«rra Madrid
Sor rdad de Arncullorrsde Fornrloa Fornrk*
i>oc edad de AKncultorra dr Mort ra
Sor edad de Agn ullorra de Puentrlrrat
Sor edad de Ayncultorrs de Amoao Amoso.
Ser edad Cooperat \eSemperr Latcano
Lwestock Shows
(Concurso de Ganadero)
As an Association o( livestock men for the en
courascment and furtherance of domestic animal
Weeding the AsociaatSn General de Ganaderos
IS probably unique Besides being the oldest among
breed Assoaations in the World it is certainly the most
many sided, the most really helpful to the members
and its ‘ guiding hand is everywhere noticeable
As already stated one among its many activities is
the arranging of agricultural and livestock shows
held all over the country Among these Shows where
the student of stock breeding is always sure of seeing
very good animals exhibited by their actual breeders
the following are perhaps the most instructive
COMCVKIO Dt CaWaDERO AT
J creadela Frmitcra Andalucia
lueaca Ara«dn
OcihucU All aiUe
A«iln Attunas
Aniflia lluehra
Conilla Cal cu
Aacu tu Gupdicoa.
Biirgot Segov a
IMUoaos Ccnfta
Calatayud Sara$ossa
Cii^llar Sc<o a
Ciettti Ealirgiadun
Ca'ballo ConiAa
Fucolcnaba Cnpdtoa.
Cnnada Andaluc a
Lcdcstna Ledn
MednadePomar nurgos
TudeU Navana
Noya Coruna
OAatc AUeaule
Anburla Abcantr
Puentrireas Pontevfdra
Slron Santand r
Talavrra dr la Kr oa Toledo.
Tudrta Navarra
Tenifl AraRon
Sro dr Urgrl CAlalon a.
V lafranca Gu pdteoa.
\rrgara Ciupdacoa
Zaragora
a Ltdo
Spain’s Livestock Industry.
By THE GENERAL ASSOCIATION OF LIVE STOCK BREEDERS Madrid (Asociaei6n General de Ganaderos 30 Calle
Huertas Madrid)
Horses The Horse stock m Spam totals some
900 000 head classified according to breed and pui'pose
Of saddle horses the most important breed is the native
Spanish m existence since time immemorial par
ticularly in the South Agricultural development
sport and the natural inclination of the inhabitants
of the southern Provinces have conduced to the extra
ordinary populanty of the saddle horse of which fine
speamens were early bred Numerous Studs provide
horses for the Army for private use and for agriculture
To-day this branch of live stock breeding is however
not so flourishing as it was nevertheless measures
are in tram to maintain and improve this breed partly
by means of the Spanish Stud Book instituted
m 1883 and Shows throughout districts in which
there are saddle mares capable of produang good speci
mens There arc Studs at Castille and Leon for
breeding saddle horses but generally speaking, the
horses are smaller and lighter
Several breeds in measure under m 1 15 or
Pomes are bred m the Galicia and Pyren£ districts
Lo«inian pomes noted for their extraordinary power
of endurance are bred in the Province of Burgos
In shape thev resemble Arabs Arab stallions are
travelled all over tbe country with excellent results
and when mated with Losinian mares, produce across
bred horse someiahat larger than the native horse well
proportioned quiet and able to endure bard work
Spam has made conspicuous progress m breeding
Arab horses and {>os$es$es to-day magnibcent mares
and arcs This reviial of the Arab is chiefly due to
the enterprise of the War Office wh^ established a
Stud of Arab mares and imported a number of excel*
lent ares
English Thoroughbreds have always been popular
m Spam and from these good specimens of Anglo*
Spanish Anglo Arab and Spanish Anglo Arab horses
are bred
The typical draught horse m Spam 1$ bred m the
Provinces of Santander Logrono Navarre Saragossa
and Tcruel and m the pastoral districts of Murcia and
Valenaa The War Office horse breeding Depart
ment travels stallions m various districts and these
have everywhere effected improvement m the stock
The breeding of Hackneys once assumed considerable
proportions in Spam but it was confined to the pro*
duction of high class carnage horses and those who
devoted themselves with obvious success to the develop
nient of this breed seem now to have ceased operations
Cattu: The Cattle slock numbers 3918189
head of the types which have f>een indigenous breeds
m Galicia Pyreni Tudanca Leo-iesia Ssmorra
Salmantina Avilena the Spanish Highlands Estre*
menia Andalusia and Muraa Of these the Galiaa,
Astuna Pyreni Tudanca and Leonesia cattle are bred
in the North and are dual purpose cattle — or rather
cattle Without any speaal dairy attnbutes but if milked
regularly produce a fair quantity of milk nch in faL
In the Provinces of Astuna and Lean a number of
up-to-date dames absorb most of the milk produced
The steers of these breeds fatten easily and contid
able supplies of beasts are slaughtered at the larg
sunung centres of the country The two P
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with the largest cattle stocks are Coruna and Astunas
m the North, each with about a million head In
^stille the Samora, the Salamanca and the Barqucna
breeds are found, all of great size, bred solely for meat,
while the bullocks are famous as draught oxen
In the South, the Estremenia and Andalusia
breeds have developed under good grazing conditions
These are excellent draught cattle and good meat-
producers but more intensified cultivation and the
demand of the big towns seem to stimulate the breed-
ing of dairy cattle
In Galicia Asturias Santander, Vascongadas
Navarre and Cataluna the breeding of Swiss and
Fnesian cattle has made extraordinary strides, and the
General Association of Live Stock Breeders is at
present engaged in establishing a Herd Book for Span-
ish bred Andalusia and Swiss cattle
As the improvement of these cattle can only be
effected by means of milk recording to ensure the use
of the best cows and their male offspring for breeding
purposes, the Assoaation has established a ** Register
of Milk Records hoping to obtain within a short
period the benefits thus achieved elsewhere for the
cattle industry Up till now this movement has not
received much attention in Spam, but there is reason
to hope that the recording of Pedigrees will become
much more widely spread and extend to other breeds
and species
Pics There are about five and-a half million
pigs m Spam The indigenous breeds are the Celtic
and the Iberian pigs The Celtic pig, of very strong
constitution has been completely absorbed through
crossing with the Yorkshire breed It used to be bred
by the peasants in the North where every farm bred
two or theee for its own requirements The Yorkshire
cross rapidly came m favour owing to early maturity
and relative proportion of lean meat to fat An example
of successful crossing may be seen in a breed in AUva
which, strictly speaking should not be termed cross-
bred since Us characteristics have become so constant
as to become regularly reproduced Breeding boars of
this breed are everywhere m great demand The Craon
pig has also been used for crossing purposes though
on a smaller scale
The Iberian pig, bred in the South, is admirably
suited to the agnculture of the Provinces of Estre-
mena and Andalusia It feeds on the fallow-land and
thrives on acorns and nuts in the large oak and cork-
tree forests, a source of wealth to the South of Spain
It fattens quickly on acorns, maize and barley Cross-
ing experiments are m progress with a vieiv to solving
the problem to pig brewers of developing the Ibenan
pigs qualities
Up to a few years ago the high mortality due
to cholera was a source of heavy losses and caused
a considerable number of breeders to go out of the
business The problem has however, been satis-
fsctorily solved by the use of vacane and those who
their stock find themselves freed from this
tmible epidemic
There are very big centres in Spam for the com-
mercial handling of pigs, employing modem methods
and freezing plant Breeders ha\e recently erected
an Abattoir at Merida where a large proportion fef the
country's pig production can be commercially handled
This seems to exercise a stabilising effect on the
market
Sheep — ^Among the Sheep m Spam, 20,521,677
in number, tbe Merino the Andalusian and the Churra
breeds are tbe most prominent The Spanish Merino
IS the foundation stock of all the Mennos in the world
It retains its outstanding ability to produce mutton and
wool It IS reared on a migratory system — the flocks
taking advantage of the summer pasture in the Pyrenees
and later transported to central and southern Spam
where the winter temperature is mild By this means
the flocks make use of natural resources which other-
wise would be wasted, since their feeding grounds are
not susceptible of cultivation and the grass in con-
sequence never attains such a growth as might he eaten
by other species of stock, nor can it be mown and
I preserved as hay
The Churra sheep, also called the Urge shwp
because their fleece more nearly approximates to hair
than wool by reason of closeness, arc a very prominent
breed TTie wool is chiefly used for the manufacture
mattresses Hardy and impervious to cold, the brew
has a highly developed milking capacity, and from the
milk various kinds of cheese such as Burgos and
Villalon cheese are made This breed, however, is
losing ground to the La Mancha Menno typed Sheep
The Aragonese, the Castilian and the La Mancha
sheep are all valuable breeds The last named have
attained high development, their chief chara^enstic
being great milking capacity, “ La Mancha cheese,
made from the milk of the ewes is well known
Sheep play a very important part in Spain as milk
producers and supply annually in round figur«
16320900 gallons of milk, as compared with the
famous Murcia, Granada, Costena and Malaga goats
which produce about 463x55°® Sallons The annual
wool clip IS estimated at 110275000 lbs and leaves a
surplus for exportation
The General Live Stock Breeders Assoaation
whose address is 30, Calle Huertas, Madrid is a
poration of great antiquity the origin of which can be
traced to the Middle Ages It represents the live
stock breeders in Spain and interests itself in all prob-
lems inseparable from live stock breeding and agn-
culture
Its central organisation comprises a permanent
Counal consisting of a President appointed bv Royal
Decree, thirty ordinary members and a General
Secretary, and the administration of the Assoaation
IS in the hands of this Council With a view to ensur-
ing methodical development of its activities the Council
IS divided into Special Committees to each of which
are allotted certain objects of study Thus there are
Committees to deal wth sheep breeding. Shows,
petitions and stock development , with cattle breed-
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ing , co-operali\e services, wth the purchase and
sale of securities, seeds, com, machinery and stock ,
public slaughterhouses , dependent industries’ tamf^,
commcraal relations and economics These Committees
and the Association as a whole are assisted m their
work by agncultural, veterinary, etc experts
In order to keep m close touch with breeders,
to learn their wishes and to co-operate with them,
the Assoaation has organised a very well-functioning
provinaal organisation In some distncts there are
Commissions which maintain the necessary contact
with the Assoaation , and in every Province there is a
Provinaal Council, while in the villages there have
been m existence since time immemorial so called
local Counals which collect first hand information
from the breeders as to their ambitions and desires,
thus constituting an organisation which renders pos
sible a safe-guarding of the various agncultural and
slock breeding interests
The General Assoaation is responsible for all
live stock Shows in Spam Every fourth year a National
Exhibition IS held at Madnd where all the National
breeds and products connected with live stock are
exhibited
One of the most important sections of the Assoaa
tion ts devoted to the milk industry It has an advisory
centre and arranges courses of instruction travelling
round the chief centres of production
The sanitary section performs useful work in
its sphere by answenng enquines as to diseases and
preventions
lllalral «
The very active animal nutrition section has
assumed an extraordinary importance, reflected in
greater attention paid to feeding problems It supplies
in large quantities com, cake and offals as well as
other native or imported products such as beans
beet pulp, and maize The Association maintains
for this section a laboratory for the testing of seeds,
etc The Association is organised as a co opera-
tive soaety, buying the materials produce, machinery,
etc which its members require, and selhng stock and
commodities of which the breeders desire to dispose
For live stock sales it relies on its own slaughter-
houses Provincial and district councils, syndicates
and soaeties send their animals to the Assoaation
which undertakes sale slaughter, etc The Assoaa-
tion runs a wool cleaning establishment, fitted with
al) modem improvements through which breeders can
sell their wool to weavers and eliminate the middle-
The Association’s loan office has materially
assisted in the development of live-stock breeding by
offering effective assistance to members m difficult
times Loans arc granted to individual breeders as
well as to stock breeding soaeties the limit for the
former being 3000 pesetas and for the latter zoooo
pesetas at 4% per annum The Assoaation accepts
as secunly personal or joint bonds, wool-clips, and the
f iroduce of live stock m general, and is malnng efforts
urther to extend and improve this service which con-
tributes much to the live stock resources of the
country
Prominent Breeders
ACott* (u«I J Rodnguez
Kn^drrot d*
Acosta M zMsl R
Ajwlera R canlo
Ar^rro Ricardo
AUdro Bonliacio
Albarrln Manuel Marta
Aleas Manuel Garda
Alonso Armesto
AIoqSo DaUoraero
Akwfo
Alvarez Ennque
Alvarez Josi
Alvarez Pedro
AodiUa Daron de
Ardanuy Feliz Moreno
Artine Iznaao Fmindez
Atpiazu Dominco
Asorairara Jos^ Maria
ATilSO. Hpdllto
Dm«na Jos*
Barrvira Indalecio
Uartoken^ Cateia
Uartoloro* L*on
Belmonte FTan«*»
Belmonte Jos*Frutoi
Berrocat Andr<s
Blanco, troeslo
I Unco Oenerroa
Blanco Generoso
Blanco RamOo
Uolado-Vrancisco
Busto. Manuel
Calvo. J »* Pu bdo
Camiruza simon
Camr Ho- Metro % eUsoo
Camr°* Orellana de
Vac madnd
Bezaoa
Sta Cniz de Bezaoa
-•ta Cnii de Betana
Madru] A
Craoada
Ov edo
BadJhM
Cdmenar \lejo
Ponca
\ alladoUd t
Riafio
Oviedo
Saoiaoder
a C udad Real s
Cu pdzena a
Secort*
Santander
Lnco
CarzOn
cordoba
Muroa
Muida
Colmenar \ e
S a l a m a n ea
Pontrvedn
Calicsa
Nova
Santander
Crrufia
BJbao
Madrvi
Badajoi I
CasUlar Marqu*s de
Castillo Lrop^o
CastUlo de Cbirel Baroness
Cardo Ceczbo
Cells CuMttcz de Sra
Cbinl. Baron del Castillo
Clairac RalaelU
COBUllav Mar7o*s de
Conseio Proe i ocul de Fom
Corbalan Fnnezsco
Corral Rogvlio M fuel del
Correa AaConlo
Costa Jos*
Coeta Jos*
Cuena Basilio
Cnervo Antonio
Due Munel
Diaz Maaud
D>«(o, Leonardo de
DputadOn de CuJptoon
Diimtacsdo de \ alrndn
Diputa lOa de % ucara
D putacsOn !*rovuiaal
EI(«Tia<a. Bautnta
EncarnaaOn Ruteo. La.
Eecalantv Carlas IMmbo
Etpefia. Detnetrto
Es^fta Maaoel
Esqoerdo. Ilermanoe
Estebenez, Caspar ..
Febre Ennqae -
FtnlodeL An tonM
Puebla de la Calzada
Moral de Castro
Beniajia
CaboaSes de AU)o ..
Fersindre. Deenmeo
Feniadez. Maan-1
Femiadez Metro
F-raim-er Msd-sfo
^^1^0 de Susa
Badaioz ktfi
Madrid
Santander
Santander
Madrid
Salareaaea •
Toledos
Can. IsL
VllUvieja de
Yeltes
Santander
CiUcU
Pootevedra
Oeldro
CaMernlfa
San bebastua i
%elei>cU
Bi.bno
Zamora
Navarra
. Uon
Neacasder
Medrsd
Ualnd
Carafanadbel
Ovs"4o
Ualnd
L*»
llelea
Laps
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PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
Cattle (contd )
Femindet Pedro
Fernindez Rafael
reroindn Ricardo
Ferreira Bernardo
Ferreiro, Bernardo
Ftontera Marquis de b
Gara^ Antonio
CarQa Andris
Garcia Benisuo
Garcia Gonzalo
Gama Gootalo
Garcia Josi
Cairo MarceliQo
Garzdn Gregono
Cctiin Vidal
Genovis Francisco
Gdmei Benito
Gdmez Luis tliera
Gonzflet Benito
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Romero Manuel Otin
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CoprrPTO Sabasuan Garcia
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II gvuro. AlfoDso
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Albarrin Manuel Mana
Ancaflices Marquftde
Akmto, Anacleto
AloDto, Baldoaiero
Alonvs Gabriel
Alonao, M Uln
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C>tiu« Manuel Perex
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Livestock Breeding in Sweden.
The Li\e Stock estimate for Sweden states * cattle 2.SS3.ooo, sheep 1,563,000, pigs 730,000, horses 7x8.000
The breeding of stock has always received cncour*
agement from the Swedish Government In the year
1844 Parliament granted money “ for the encourage-
ment and development of cattle breeding on the under-
standing that Pedigree breed animals were imported
with a view of improving the existing native breeds ’*
In the following year it was decided to establish Breed
Centres for cattle at which the farmers could obtain
the services of suitable srrea and during the following
two years a number of herds containing bulls as well as
cows were imported from England and Germany
In the year 1881 the Government devoted considerable
sums of money for the imports of cattle as well as sheep
and since then encouragement has unceasingly hem
shown to the live stock breeding industry The estab-
lishment of Breed Centres — “Avels Centra** — all over
the country has assisted in drawing the breeders*
attention to the value of Stud animals of acknowledged
Pedigrees and performances, and the various now exist-
ing breeds greatly benefit from these Centres Among
, these there are such for the Swedish Highland Csttle.
for Ayrshire Cattle, for BUck-WHlte Lowland Qttle
and for Shorthorns . and as regards sheep breeding
several Breed Centres cover the requirements of
brewers of Shropshire, Oxford Down and Cheviot
sheep besides the native Swedish Landraee sheep
For the benefit of the pig breeding industry many Bre^
Centres exist, all of which with few exceptions are in
support of the breeding of the Large White Yorkshire
pig and the now greatly improved Swedish Landraee
pig Good draught horses are being bred m the
country where, owing to climatic conditions a very
strong and hardy Landraee horse has been developed
Much attention 1$ paid to the breeding of che Swedish
horse of the Ardenne type and through the considerably
large number of Studs magnificent stallions of this
brew! are slowly improving the horse stock in the res-
pective districts As for Blood horses, the Association
of Swedish Blood Horse Breeders year after year
extends its activities The influence of blood imported
from England is now visible and the number of promi-
nent stallions maintained for service at a nominal fee
at various Centres has proved a step in the right direc-
I tion A number of Blood mares of exceptional Pedigree
has been bred during the last few years The Swe^sh
Jockey Club pubhsh a Stud Register arranged m
accor^nce with the Bruce Lowe system
As regards the Swedish cattle stock, the Assoaation
of breeders of the Red-White Cattle, an amalgamation
of the Swedish Red Cattle breed and the Swedish
AjTshire cattle only a short time ago. is a very live
Association of breeders who publish their own monthly
Journal, and base actively prosed that the Swedish
Ayrshire cattle have now obtained a very high level of
perfection
I Bull Assoaabons’ Depots are very popular all
over the country and are spread to the number of nearly
1.650, many of these being quite important in their
activities, often spending considerable amounts of
money on the acquisition of first rate breed animals
Sheep breeding, curiously enough, 1$ not developing
as it ought to do in a country where the grazing is abun-
dant Government employed experts advise on ques-
tions relating to the breeding of the various live stock
The Pig Breeding Associations, m number exceed-
ing 800, enjoy particular encouragement from the
Government and pubhsh a National Herd Book m
which the Large White Yorkshire and the Swedish
Landraee pigs are entered
Agricultural education is highly developed and,
speaking generally, the Swedish live stock breeder
understands his business
Apart from Associations of breeders of Pedigree
live stock a considerable number of Associations of
live stock breeders for control of milk production and
performances are actively contributing to promote the
milk yield and to regulate the consumption of food
m reference to production, with a view of eliminating
wasteful animals 1 such which cannot adequately
pay for their keep These Associations have paved
the way for better understanding of the value of record-
mg progenitors capacities m reference to the marketable
value of the progeny The number of these Associa-
tions IS steadily increasing now considerably over
600 The development of milk control activities has
led to the formation of Societies of dairymen. $ c
Mjolkbedomnmgsforeningar aiming, on the basis
of the fat percentage of the milk, to group the milk
delivery m the various districts
The ** Generaf Agricultural Soaety ’ n a powerful
body of farmers and breeders, originally formed for
promoting the farmers' interests Its activities are
numerous — farm supervision regulated and up-to-
date book-keeping, agricultural house construction
etc Then the number of Co-operative Agncultural
Societies, locally of considerable standing have recently
been amalgamated into one Central Federation —
the Swedish Farmers* National Assoaation (Svenska
Lantmannens Riksforbund) whose address is Stockholm
For the purpose of assisting the Swedish dairymen
and to promote their occupauon a " Central Estab-
lishment for Agncultural Expenments'' hat been in
being for some tune and is reported doing a great deal
of good
The inherent good qualities of the Swedish Land-
race horse. Red White cattle and Landraee pigs have
earned for them a very good reputation m several
neighbouring countries such as Finland, Norway.
Latvia and Estonia and the export of prominent Stud
animals is a not unimportant branch of Swedish
agnculture With a view of disseminating informa-
tion con c erning Swedish live stock a very
614
SWEDEN
Association, " Svenska Avelsdjursexport-FSrenmgen ”
( ‘ Export Association of Swedish Pedigree Breeders **)
IS yearly extending its activities Russia will probably
become an important customer when more settled
conditions obtain
The following are the chief Associations of
Pedigree breeders m Sweden
For Cattle, Sheep and Pig Breeding
Avclsfiiren ogeD for Sv«Dsk och Ml Bosksp Stoekholm
(The Swed sh Ked White Cattle Breeders Associat on)
AvelsIJrCD DgeD (dr Svensk LAgUndsboskap Alnarp Akarp
(Association of Breeders of Swed sh Lowland Cattle)
Avelsforeiungen for Rod Kull g bvensk Lsndtras Vassbo Ornas
(\5Soc ation of Breeders of the Swed sh Red Polled Cattle)
Avelsfdren ngen fdr FjjU Ras Hemdsand
(Associat OD of Breeders of Highland Cattle)
Svenska Firavehfdreiuisgen Stockholm
(Swedish Sheep Breeders Association Incorporating four Soc eties of
Breeders of English Breeds)
Svenska Svinavels FOreidngeo Stockholm
(Association of Swed sh pig Breeders)
For Horse Breeding
AvelsfOrenmgen for Svenska Ardenner Kisten Nasta Orebro
(Assocutioo of Breeden of the Swed sh Ardenne Horse)
1 oren ngen B Igiska Hasten i Malmobus Lan Ystad
(Society for the Breed ng of the Belgian Horse]
lOreningeo Nordsvenska Hasten Ostersund
(Associat OR of Breeders of the North Swedish Horse)
lOreiungeaforden Adla Hiatavelns Beframjande NorrkSping
(Society to promote the breed ng of Thoroughbreds)
Svensk Ful&lods AvetsfOrening Stockholm
(Swed sh ThorougbbrM Breeders Association)
Prominent Breeders.
SWEDISH AYRSHIRE CATTLE
Atiunne Lgendo n
AmundssensStecbhus A
Anderson Adolf
Anderson Job
Anderson L
Asa llerregSrd
Beck Fnt Cart de Baron
Bennet V
Bengtisen Johan
Berga Card
Bergluad C
Bende Fb de Count
Boataolns AVtKholai
Brandalsunda Egendom
Urostrand Btdderna
Brunsberg A
Bcakenterp
Burge Girl
Carlander 0
Catlsson E
Catlsson
Cnice L de
Dahlgren A
Dans 0 Gdrd
Domnarfvets Landtbruk
Ckelwid tjunnar
Ekelood W
Ekman Oscar
EncssoD S A
Fnksson Fdv
Erafon G
Fsbjamsson E
Fageriund A T
Flard G
Foisaot SVyddshem
C mo Oslefby Bruki A B
Crensbolnis Gird
C^I K V
Custafssoo r
CusUlsson L
Gostafsson 11 V
C ustafsson J
Ousums BruK
llafberg It chard
Karl
ilamil on Itaoulde CouqI
llamra bird
llasscUorsIlnik
llafilroms sterthus Chr
Hriwnrom Sven
llnsmtnitsvjn II
ll'raivlo A de Baron
llywuberi A
liS'i™”'
Mylander Sven
Karda
lordhamn'K
Sannaglrd
Esp DM
Leregird
Asa
Kargs Bruk
Stenshy AdeUd
Wasatorp
Ortofia
L]us«kuUa
Skaxbult
Ferstorp
Vatterbao Qge
Cdtarsvik
Cosjdkloster
Boabolm
Sddertalje
Orrholmen
TorsUva
Ljungby
liartebo
BIcmbacka
Ahult
Farstorp
Norregard
Bondatve
Glvetorp
BorUnge
Oxclbacka
Wedeby
Hutts BniV
Hagelsrums Gird
Diarka Saby
Bernhrunna G
tsshngelorp
SiOgJrde
GOsCad
Frandefon
Tronlorp
Hafrek lien
W egebolm
CImo
Vuiberg
Hurva
Hetwrg
Ktrg
Eketd
Hits ngborg
KlUtoip
Laonaskedebmnn
Smilands Farstorp
Morarp
Levede
Igelstorp
Thorskors
Aby
Hagehnim
VkBimeiby
Bergsbrnnna
Brilanda
Osiso
Kingts
Kesb>
SOderSkra
Vunmerby
UHenJIfT
Pjalteryd
lUbergs Egendom
H&gantocps Gird
Iggesunds Bruk
logestrOra Ake
Jeansson C
johanssoe Aug
jofaaasaooi Brdderea
, BrMema
Jonsson 1
jonsson N Herman
JODsaoB Sven
Kalmar Trivaroadlr
Katlaoder Aug
KarlstrMD Hugo
Klagsioips Egendom
Kmsiads Egendom
Kobiswa Aktiebolag
Krafft H
Kramfors Akt ebolag
Kroo<tuBt E
KuyleiisiieTDa N de
Lanson Atel
Le loiibuvud A de Baroo
Lewenhaupt G E de Count
LiII ecreutr Magnus de Baron
Liljenstolpe A de
UndbUd C
Littonn K
Lnndberg W
LnndsCfOmS Sterbhus Herb
LbbertdsClrd
Ldnnstorps G Ird
Maekfoyra Bruk
klagnassoo J P
ManelundsClrd
M 0 I 111 .M
Muocb B H de
Mnnkedal Aktiebolag
Homer Axel de Count
NiBsm N L
Nordenfo k Sof e Couatesa
NdtstrOm F
Nybanunars Bruk
OdensvilKiiins Gird
OHson Efraim
Okeoo GoWfnd
Palmgien A
Petterson Anders
Petetsson Carl II
Posse P A de Count
Ramnis Bmk
Kappe A de Baroness
Rappe A de Baron
R^pe A de Baron
Kappe C J de Baron
Rappe E de Baton
Roberg Tb
Kosensvird C de
RyforsDruk
RyninasnU Cgeodo u
Srauebon, Algol
klUglr Im
Uorndal
Sunboloi
Satsta
SddertaJje
Hedvigefora
WarpoaS
Berga
Ovrabo
Cilltorpagird
Hem torps Gird
Buskelund
WedelEback
Llnnefors
TJouiT
Skbvde
j^^bloTp
Kramfors
Trustorp
St Killtotp
Stora FrOsTufida
ludbem
Geddeholm
Preset Norreglrd
Ogestad
KuUa
Bjertorp
EmtOboIm
Torp
LAbeted
Kabstorp
Mackmyra
Thin
klaneluad
BunnstrOm
Munkedsl
Psplucda
Nibble
Blekbem
Malby
Granglrde
Odensv bolm
S&draglrdcn
Bnga
Spandeistori'
Dahl
Lgglehult
Kynlngsnis
Ojebytorp
Scdertkol n C
S e ee r lu Sign Id
Stenkulims Cgvndom
Nor
H«g»by
UlvsCorp
Kalmar
vHr^berg
Eonaaby
Mdmun
Steha*
Skappebo
Hvetlaoda
Martebo
Sard
Atrafois
Killtorp
Oversew
Snappaheta
Vasieras
Odensviholm
Odensvlholm
St Hov
Valdemarsi-ifc
Skredsilk
Brilaoda
Vara
Grinna
Trekanten
Kooneby
Lyckeby
Vesslgebro
Lambult
Kippe
VassiDOlisa
Kockneby
Crinna
Alem
Brals
Kiogts
Hingis
Kircboge
AIbcfgaelol
SWEDEN.
615
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
btnulrtm K K
Strtms Bruk
Sanhimman Bruk
ijvCTijmi J K
SvrTi«»oo Ar\kl
•Wilrriunfl r ..
liltuna I mdr«n
DaU
Harmlngtr
U)6rst»rg
fUdje
Torp
Anfa!lrrOil
I rr’*'A
Adlpr^tiftna Adcl»k61d de G F4
Alby Sj* KloraMibnk
Av«U Jarn\ irk
Clemrdtson J
nanitbson AKml
nickVMi E ,
rgjrtti Stro
I enfprtors Bruk
Cnj>boUgp« Datamr
lletinkSMii Alfrrd
ilillrntrOtr Hugo
KarliSon Otto
Kopp»rh»fs IVrpIiy.
Und Olov
Abetison Jakob Kungs N
Akerman 't Ann«hill
Aketion Bror \ Uobv
Xknaon Lar« Hannas
AlnarT« Egmdoni Alnarp
Albcanna b\mska Etsadn A B
ADtartrou F h d<
Andcnson A Fall>b»ri
AnderesonAndrrs AkprsJeli
AndPC«son Anna Krepplk
Andenion Anton
And«n«on Brmdt
Andertwn Emil L>naakt
AodCTSson Gottfnd NdbbalOl
Andfitson HjaUnar Vranarp
..a...... !/.».» hailgifdrn
^ngavinarn
Klambrbnst
Sin bntsbnrg
ADders‘on
AnderMon N
Andmson Vila
Andars«en Olof
Asdrnmn Frr
Andrrason Svrn
Andraaiton Aug
Auunsson Ernst nasrtoai
Damekow A Baron Arasidf
Itrngtston Olot Stanihrm
Brnort H A d< Baran Kosrndals
Blom J Sasbs
Bollrrural^ntbruks nst tut
Bondosaon Lmi'- -
BondP»son Stu;
Hontnian C \
llrodd Algot
\ rssigpbro
knsigtbrti
Sollebmnn
Ljungskile
Wachtmnstrr N do Count
\X achtxnr stor S dr, Count
Urman CC
\\ icksirtai F
WrMlraStcctihus C H dr
Baron
Oilarrd
MAnsbo
Avrsla
Osira lloka
Torsln*
Moje
Morb>gdrn
Tbsse
Idkrrbrrgrt
Storglrdrn
\ rstormaren
Rbll POLLED LANDR ACC CATTLr
Llndbolm P
LaniUrrn Hilda Mn
Ungbrrc E
Mcllantvrnska Alalinfaltra
Munktrlti Papprrsfabnk
Sybamoiafs llnik
PcltcTsoa Cmst
Stark IVr
Sllhir lit
SHboda Ulakstads A B
Uddrholois Bolag
U assbo Landtbniks Skola
Uikman Alfrrd
Srard]tbarkrQ
Asprbnda
Hagge
SiaiCard
Annls
liberga
lirrdikra
Kiltvik
lUktbrre
Gr>Tksbo
Kosrnbolm
Larslund
Larslund
Tofsrbo Bruk B
karmslands Silboda
SVM DISH CRII s| k\ CATTLE
CidrdsUnga
Hospitab girdrn
, a7)arb)
Etocknkr
Angribolin
KrutmOltan
jdammmho*
bvakS
Bosrrup
Skmningr
h>rkb«d bngr
Ljumtbv
Omiunda
Gnkl
llar|>tinc<-
Oranningp
Andrrslof
Volbfo
S Abs
Flrlr
KUgstorp
0 Ljungbs
Harplingr
An Irrslof
linkdping
Ootlrt^
SvaliM
Svaldl
d hungsor
|<mlholn m
\ amanas
Tullingr
Cirdstinga Nyglrd
LOd IrkOp ngr
Sunihol rn
St Itjunim
Tvlikrr
T« llkcT
Angrtbol >
FjrllP
bpjutstorp
Hanoon J t
lUtip
AUhrm
Hraglrd>-ii
larpUs
tomrl Ua
Hrtirrg
BWnXfg
Klippan
tank ''pang
tU1>r
S Abr
kl Agkrd
llmnksson liana
lUkantorpa Cgmdoni
lloganas AB
Jakobsaon Enk
Jrppson Aug
I1 rpptaon Emil
rspmon Karl
ohansson C V
ohansson J Cdv
ohansson Rob
johnason Carl M
lohnsson Frrdr
Johnason L
Alft
David
Fnit
Harry
tkdalrn
Unnmtad
Hsniiltonhill
Lasmans Aksrp
Donsborg
\ fmmfDlorp
N)tkelby
Kunrstm
Kmcb Aug
Korkum Jao
Knalrataon Hmnk
Knairnsvn Nila
Laicrtirit I dr Uaroi
Larsaon Alfrrd
Larvson Olot
UrrU Lnk
LIlKbMk O dr
LindSn lirnnan
Lindtn Karl
Litlonn Samurl
Lundim) K A
LundstrOm J
Havrrda!
bkOnbrrga
Mgnratorp
Hedrnborg
r ami gini n
Dalrn
Lund«glrl
Lain anslkarp
Magi lun I
Klbrlov.
Brit Urgg
Lsvralkra
StirriKbolm
Flrap
llamingr gird
l<aa>n fa«t
lUkantorp
Gamma Ik il
Farlov
Fjelir
Terkomstorp
Hasslarp
Foaelsta
Criintton
Agtrd
Nanis
Stingy
Slora ojunim
HarpI nge
NorinlOM
Spjulttnrp
S mlingr
Hatslarp
Baliby
NVallikra
Jordbrrga
Lunl
I^Nilabv
hlurknkr
kyrklHvlluig*
Skd-nvalng-
Saa^^jlm
Itatrmtad
Simlinge
618
SWEDEN
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
ARDitKE Horses (contd)
Grc\ie HingstfSrenJng
GtSman<torp H ngstfoteniog
Crall^ta Hmgslfarttuog
Gullkrokfns Hmgstf6rcning
1 N J
GunnJtsson K F
Gustafsson S gurd
<>Ok<ho1ms Gird
HaUands Histavelsldrenmg
Hallcndorff Joh
ilanilton Gilt^rt df Count
Hares Bruk
lUsscUors Bnjfc
HedPn bergs Gird
Hegardt H
llenneln Gosta de Baron
Hcnnelm Josrf de Baron
Hirlmstedl J H
Hjalstaholms ilingstloren ng
Jlofltnan G \
Hofsten G istav vou
Homs Hingstforining
HuUgtrn Carl
Hu I rh elm Sten de Baron
Hoi bo Hingstlorerung
Istor^ HingstfOrening
Jacobson \ 1>
JacobS'on J
Jitisson Broderoa
Jansson Joh
, Teppsson Fm 1
leppston O A
Jepp>»on P
Johsnni<hus Gird
Johansson A G
Johansson Aael
Tohantson Biraer
I ohansten Brbdfina
ohansvm Carl
obansson C O
ohansson Pioar
ohansson l ottind
ohansson Ciuatat A
ol ansson Oscar
ohansson Sanfr d
>arUndrr August
Karlsson C A
Karlsson C B
Karbtads H ngit(drraing
Karlton ft
Katstm i rr
Klaesson August
Klagttorps Gird
Kedberg Albert
Kmrh August
Kjellandcr David
KielUnder Gustav
Kiellen Joh
KieUersirdI Dasid
Koblsva Bruk
Kragebotms Gird
Knitersvin Olof
Krook Nil*
Kbppan
Sala
Lide Hjo
\ ilU Gottbem
Gustavs torp
Boberg
Sjdgirdcn
Stora Aletlosa
Hal nstad
Gerstorp
Blomberg
Harg
ilasselfors
Hedensbeig
Ulvlsa
Gnpenherg
St Nyiker
Kjalataby
Hov
Rolum
Kilgirden
Homsberg
Casirrursborg
Tuna
Sundbolmen
Ada
Vallkarra
\esta
Vageatorp
Hov
Laxmana Akarp
Kulladal
Ome^l
Johannishus
Skattecii^
Storegirdra
Bannagird
l^vhoimen
Torps C ird
Trans Gird
HarvsU
Stensminne
Overglrd
Pomten
Cdum
Getinge
Polleback
(olmesta
Tollerud
Magn lund
Bo«
A arkeiby
SkOvde
SCallbctg
Bdteberga
Meliocngirdrn
Kirtorp
Berg
rvedal
Kolsva
Kragebolm
KCTbllU: Hastavrlsromung
Kallman Hilner
KOinge H ngstfOremng
Lig'Ttrlt Alank de Baton
Lag Hell Israel dr Baron
Ku^ngien
Akerb)
Broddetorp
llroddetorp
Killtorp
Horn
\ ingiker
Gamleby
Mdlkb
\agnbarad
Kvanum
(Hlervila
nalie
Slimmingrby
I<)Tkhrddioge
Trivad
Oblene
Hilisia
Bilsta
frOsthuU
Hassiarp
Morup
Skarstad Bya
Urv
Vetbnda
Korred
Dmgluna
Karutad
Kasslatp
Mantorp
SpCTlingsholm
^tora Killtorp
Tolelon
I^erlunda
Hrdr Gird
Skrbrrga To
Almrsisrn
Harris
liras )Adal
Ski Edeby
Handbrrga
l«by
Harsvinsbnln
Killtorp
Hillsu
Get n*e
MeHmul
lielis
TvUker
Trallebor*
Mari O G de
Maneholnis limgstfdreniog
Mattson C J
Monips Hingstffirening
Miuikedals iiolag
AUnSSon C F
Mlnsson Trubs
Mdmer, Claes de. Count
Nilsson AdoK
Nilsson Axel
Nilsson Cabnet
Nilsson Ceorg:e
Silsson C A
Nyberg Ilennan
Horberg N A
\ilsson NtlsJ
Nilsson, Sigfnd
Nordla^er J O
Nydabl, WaUeotin
Ouson C A
Okson Carl
Olsson S
Pklmstiema M de Baron
Pefsson Oskar
Perssoo Tbure
Petersens A H a(
Petieisson Otto
Ph bpson Jac
Posse Sigtid de Countess
Piksoft Albert
PihlHson Nils
Pitssoo Nik P
Qvini Anden
Sddra More HingstfOteniDg
(tamel. Malle de Baron
Ramnas Brxik
Rappe Ad de Baron
Ribbing Ctl nc de
Ringsio lliogsifc^eniriE
Robson C H at
Rydberg J H
luba<ksCird
Kbod HingstiOrening
Salomonsson Brodema
Sebn David
Selb F II von,
SehdrliDg A C
^kabeith) liingsllbreeiog
SkoklosicrsGird
Skutturu Landi^k
Sofielunds Salen
Spartebolms Gird
Sladig Drddema
Steosson Gunnat
Stephens J
Slockenslrbm Eva voo Mir
Stora Kopparbergs Brrgslag
Granbo
Resl6v
Sylta
ilu^edal
Kirby
Skogsisa
Luggavi
\ argagird Hjortorp
Stora Alinis
Brattefors
Kimstad
Maneholm
Akerby
,«.. 5 tad
Solnis
Holka
Nya Asled
Hassla
Storegirden
Fogdegird
Store Noltorp
Erstavik
Dlstorp
Maneborg
Bergkvara
BifslSv
Svensson Anders
Svensson Artur
Svensson J A
Sunden Carl
Svinhufvud L dr
SvarU Gird
Sabyfaolins Gird
Satuxia Gird
SddertunaGird
Tamm Anna dr bln
TbanarU Joh
Thesen K
Thorbam Matter
Tjoldholms Gird
ToboDruk
Toma llariageis lUit Av FOi
Troeelli Ph
Treschow August dr
Tri« F O
TyK nge Bolag
Tomq ust Sven
UUberg Johan
Ultnna Gird
Lppmark J
Uppsala HastavelsfOrenmg
Machtmeider K de Count
Maehtmeistee Nils de Count
Mahlbeig E H
Wallm J A
Wetlander A \
Mmnbrrg J A L.
V argons ivilag
\lnicnrrby H ngstforrntng
Vtsby 11 ngslforrning
Gnuuiebo
Gristorp
Frammestad
\astra Klagstorp
Kimstad
Floby
Xmgiker
Harplinge
Ingelstorp
Saltsid Duvni
Llnkdping
Norrkoping
Rappe
Caotolta
Dalby Krungsglrd Dalby
Cdstorp
Benestadsgird TemeUlU
LjUDgbybelm
V iderup
Kamnas „ , ,
Bytsbyluod Roekneby
Nyoas SWU«r»ta hviamareft
Lsby Hdrby
NorTbyClrd Valsberga
M«by
Ribaek a J
Svirta Gird Svirtaglfd
Nas Gird
Uaeka Pilsboda
Ly by Gird
HasttCifd Gbiluoda
I bbarp Kvamby
Skoklosler
Skultuna
Bjomlunda
Sparreholn
Fralseglrd
Nomnge
Lundsbruon
Odensviholnt
VisUnda
Dunker
Stora M Uby
Huasbv Bruk
KOls Gird
Stromsberg
Ulby
ValIsjO Stom
Nolgdcdcn
Cubbegirden
Sivstaholni
Svartagird
Landksrona
hkytlorp
SOdra Lund MaspelOea
Lassagdrd Ottum
Uppsala ^ , ,
Hammar Tungelsla
Ingla AUndsdal
Tromto Karbkrona
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Livestock Breeding in Switzerland.
According to the latest Live Stock Census, thecattle
stock is estimated at about 1,600.000 head, the pig
stock at 640.000, sheep at 250,000 and horses at 135,000.
Switzerland is m many respects a remarkable
country. Although of a very small area — i6,00o square
miles — of which lakes and unproductive mountains
co\er a considerable portion, enclosed by other coun-
tries, without an outlet to the sea, without coal deposits,
she has been able to develop her manufacturing
industries which to-day are brought to a very high
degree of perfection, her live stock industry and other
agricultural pursuits, so that she not only ranks among
the most highly industrialised States in the world,
but as one among tbe best developed dairy and stock
breeding countries.
Switzerland is divided into 25 Cantons in which
the total population is over 3i million PhysiographicalJy
the country is divided into three zones — the Jura
mountains, the Alpine lands in the centre, and the Smss
plateau lands at an elevation of from t.ooo to 3,000 ft .
extending from Lake Geneva to Lake Constanca
Mountains comprise almost half of the country, with
ever-intenningling valleys, and the river and lake
system is, with the exception of Sweden and Norway,
almost unique. Of the total area, 71% are productive,
and more than one third of the 71% consist cf pastures
and meadows Thus it is explained why the chief
agricultural industry in Switzerland is converting the
continuously large quantities of the milk produced
into dairy products, such as butter, cbeese, condensed
milk and milk-chocolate- In the southern parts of
the country, bordering on Italy, olives and figs grow
abundantly. The mam source of income is. then,
the live stock industry which derives its mainstay
from the splendid pastures, exceHent everywhere, but
probably best in the district where the Simmental.
the Brown-coloured and the Fribourg Black-White
cattle are bred.
The railway system is well developed, but the
everywhere extending road system is simply a marvel
of well-thought-out planning and construction In ,
reality Switzerland consists of a federation of many
diminutive Republics, each under its ovm Government
and laws. The history of Switzerland is a thrilling
romance ; and when her people, after having been
subjected to encroachments and hardships on the part
of dominating neighbours, at last threw off the yoke,
this emanapation could only be effected through
self-restraint, courage and ardent lose cf country ,
and since then the Swiss fuse continuously deselop^
their natise resources and brought their country to
a t ery high degree of prosperity .
Cattle brcwling in Switzerland is nowadays a bighiv
organised industrs. Most of the breeders are small
peasant Free-Solders. \^'ilb a view of djscarding
indiscriminate breeding and bringing the three prom-
inent cattle breeds to a high degree of perfecrion, a
rnovement was started towards the end of last century
aiming at organising the breeders in their various
districts into Syndicates ; and these, when formed,
were federated into great Associations. In this manner
better breeding methods could be adopted, even be
made compulsory ; prevention from selling unsuitable
breed animals for export effected ; and, last, not
least, ibe exportation cf Swiss Stud animals to various
countries where the climatic and physiographical
conditions correspond to Switzerland’s could be
promoted and by degrees developed by means of
effective co-operation. The measure of success that
has been achieved is most remarkable, and Switzer-
land’s export figures, as here mentioned, testih' that
the adopted system is right. The Swiss cattle breeders
Associations are now grouped in seven Unions and these
comprise over 1,000 separate and independent local
Soaettes of breeders, with a total membership of nearly •
102,000 who, between them, possess a very considerable
number of cattle These Unions organise and control
the breeding of the Swiss “ Spotted Cattle " > the
“ Simmental Alpine Spotted Cattle " ; the " Swiss
Spotted Cattle in East Switzerland " : the “ Swiss
Black Spotted Cattle” . tbe “Swiss Brown Cattle” ;
the “Swiss Brown Cattle in East Switzerland," and
the “ Ennger Cattle.” According to official statistics,
these Swiss Pedigree Cattle Breeders’ Associations
during the period 1st June, 1926 to 31st May, 1927,
exported
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Pig breeding in Switzerland is another illustration
of how an industry can be created out of material
originating m other countries There is no indigenous
pig breed in Switzerland, and so the country had to
create a national breed through obtaining the breed
materul from abroad. 'Tbe various pig breeds in
England and Germany s*ere studied, examined and
considered with the result that for Swiss conditions
Large White Yorkshire pig and the German Im
Landrace pig were found to meet the t
These two types arc now bred pure in
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and breeders of pigs are likev.nse associated as
Breeders’ S>’ndicates, and these, of which the number
IS steadily increasing, are now co-operating under the
form of a " Central Association of Swiss Pig Breeding
Societies.” the headquarters of which is at Grafen-
scheuren. near Burgdorf During the above mentioned
period, Switzerland exported to Germany 542 and to
Austria. France and Ital> 22 Stud animals
Sheep have been bred in Switzerland since time
immemorial, but owing to various circumstances, the
indigenous breed never attained any importance
Not long ago it was, therefore, decided to create a
Swiss sheep breed, suitable for the country's require-
ments, and the Oxford Down type was found to be the
most desirable This breed seems to have developed
quite well under conditions very different to its onginal
home, and Switzerland is already exporting stud
animals Swiss sheep breeders are co-operating through
a large organisation under the name of ‘ Union of
Svnss Sheep Breeders’ Societies " at Grafenscheuren
The Swiss Simmental Cattle.
By THE COMMITTEE OF SWISS HERD BOOKS at Muri B*rne Commission des Federations Susses dts Syndicats
d Clevage
The Swiss Simmental cattle derive their name
from the Simmen Valley in the Bernese Alps, their
original home and from there they have spread over
a large part of Switzerland No other cattle
are bred m the Cantons of Berne, Soleurc, Bale,
Schaffhouse, Vaud. Neuchatcl and Geneva while the
" Swiss Brown cattle are also bred to a certain extent
m tbe Cantons of Lucerne. Zurich, Argovie, Thurgovie
amd Valais In the Canton Fnbourg, the Simmental
cattle are found in larger numbers than the black-
spotted indigenous breed
The Simmen Valley (Tal) with its excellent
pastures, has always been reputed for its cattle breeding
It has constantly supplied other Cantons and countries
with excellent breraing material, known the world
over under the name of Simmental cattle
These cattle, the heaviest existing mountain breed,
thrive best on rich mountain pastures, but can easily
be adapted to tbe plains and even to permanent stabling
The> are white with red or yellow spiots Straw-
coloured or golden-yellow coloured animals are
preferred E]ntirel> >ellow or red, with a white
head, are to be seen, but only rarely The head is
generally white, except in certain strains which have
coloured spots around the eyes and on the cheeks
Richly coloured cattle, especially with well defined
spots, are preferred to paler coloured , and ugly-
spotted cattle are considered defectful
No other “ Dual Purpose" cattle — milk and beef
besides suitable for viorlc — show such thriftiness and
early maturit> , qualities that signify good feeders No
other cattle combine in such high degree beauty of body
form vkith high mill-and beef propensities
Full-grown bulls of the Simmental breed exhibited
at the National Agncultural Exhibition at Berne in 1925
averaged 5 ft 3! in at the viithers and 2xJ inches depth
of chest, while ‘dry «»ws averaged 5 ft J in at the
withers and 2oi inches over the chest The live weight
of full> developed breeding bulls at 4 >ears and over
vaned between 2.140—2,855 lbs with an average of
2^20 lbs The averare weight of the exhibited cow% ,
reached 1,663 * dries.’ 1^39 lb* Ob- j
viousl), such heavy cattle are large-sized Thus thetr '
size vanes according to the local soil and feeding con-
ditions, and the greater the productiveness of the soil
and the possibility for growing clover, the heavier the
animals But in spite of their heavy weight, the
Simmental cattle are certainly not coarse , on the con-
trary they combine rather light bone consbtution with ,
elegant forms so that theiT general type is a breed of
pleasing appearance Bred for dual utility purposes,
the Simmental cattle are easily fattened and produce
a large percentage of meat of excellent quality Owing
to their adaptability, they can easily be developed
towards either milk or beef production
Since the war the milking capacity of the Simmental
cattle has been much developed owing to cow tesbng
being generally adopted by Breeders' Syndicates Here
are some figures illustrating the present high level,
taken at random
PiumauRS 1923 192-4 I92> 1926
NumWr of covrs trsted
Avrrare live weifM lb*
Lacblion period d«yt
Len^hof dry period dj)«
Length of period between two luccei
»«e calving dayt
Yield dunng Isdation period Calloni
Yield during UctJtion period per day
Gtllont
Total butterfat lb*
Milk Yield in 36) dayi Galli
3^ldperlOOI^ ofliveweirbi Calla
Butleriat Ibf
Milk ^kM per day durinc period be-
tween two lueeniiie cuvinft
CaUoni
Aver*^ butlerfat percentage
2)6 478 669 913
I 480 1 4% 1323 I 520
314 337 342 342
58 53 54 57
372 390 396 399
946 1 028 1.018 IXM7
3 01 3 0) 3 00 3 07
3S8 427 421 4)2
926 965 941 9)9
138 143 136 139
3SI 400 389 392
Simmental cows abundantly demonstrated their
milking capaaty during a contest recently held at the
Agncultural Exhibition at Berne when 15 CDwrp were
usvder cxmtrol Tbe daily ) lelds ranged from 4 5S-—
6 59 gdlons Maximum butterfat percentage reached
4 S*%
Under the able direction of experienced breed
and others interested in the Canton Berne and
Cantons, the Simmentalerx have been spread
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Urge areas and are now a higHI) developed first rate
breed and trading mthis class of bvestock is annually
increasing
Thanks to htghl> satisfactory performances robust
constitution and general all round adaptablIlt^ Sim
mental cattle hare found their SNa> into coundess'
European and overseas countries v^hcre they are used
both for pure breeding and crossing with indigenous
breeds few other breeds gUiing such good results in
this respiect as the Simmentalers
The prinapal foreien markets for these cattle are
southern Germany cind Austria Hungary Poland the
Balkan countries and Russ a Vrhile France Italy and
Spam import considerable numbers of head Among
oNcrseas countries to which Simmcnlal cattle are ex
ported may be mentioned the Amencas particularly
Braid Arcentine Uruguay Peru and Chde British
South Africa the Netherland Indies and Japan base
latelv placed orders for bulls and cows
Tbe improiemenl of the breed rests chiefly with
the 'aiious Breeders Syndicates of uhich some 650
arc spread all oser Swtzerland These Syndicates have
recently united in forming 3 larre Federations of which
one alone counts 560 Sub-syndicates — the Federation
of Svnss Breeders Syndicates of Spotted Cattle with
headquarters at Mun near Berne This Federation
exhibits e%ery year in August or in September a wide
range of breeding bulls at the age of from 7 months to
3 years The Federation of Alpine Simmental Cattle
Breeders with headquarters at Boltigen and the
Federation of Syndicates of Breeders of Spotted
Cattle in eastern Switierland w*ith headquarters at
Homburg (Thurgovie) likewise arrance esery year
towards the end of August much s*isited Shows at
Thoune and at U interthour where many hundreds
of head are exhibited and quickly sold
I These Breeders Syndicates maintain complete and
! up to-date records of all the Herds under their control
Financially assisted by the Committee of Swi>5
I Breeders Federations large sums of money are devoto
I to the promotion of Pedieree cattle breeding
In 1920 offices were established at Berne fo
fCPisiration in the Simmental Cattle Pedigree Herd
I book which was published in two Volumes in 192*
I under the superrision of the General Committee 0
I Swiss Herd books
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Agricultural and Livestock Experimental Work in S-ftitzerland.
By OR A SCHMID General Adm rator
Sacntific as well as practical Breeders agree
that expenirenlal and Research work in anural
breeding laus more than c\er behind Research
work in plant breeding due as Dr F A E Crew
points out to economic conditions and the present
state of those saencc s ' ‘ physiology and biology — on
which animal experiments rest Of course this is also
due to complicated hereditary factors and the environ
ment of the subject on whidi experiments are earned
on Moreosef Genetic expenments require much
time and proper installations besides comparatively
speaking wide knowledge and ability
The backwardness m real Research work mammal
breeding has been more apparent lately as the saence
of judging Inestock progresses the use of Pedigree
and of cerlifica’cs of performance being generalised
by practical Breeders Organizations with finanaal
help of the Government of almost every breeding
country
These branches of Livestock breeding activity
have been estabbshed almost exclusively on empinc
principles and they remain stationary in many places
while elsewhere the choice of right methods to be
adopted m order to further the internal development
of the ofloi wretched methods of breed ng proves
increasingly difficult
These matters are compbeated through numerous
Swiss Agricultural Statio&& Li^befeld Berne
other factors in relabon to appropnate feeding and rare
of pure bred livestock Such measures among which
the practical breeder feels almost lost when he has tc
rely on his own experience material]) alfect the
economic results of breeding it
Owing to these arcumstances the Swi« breeden
as IS the case in many other countries slowly but
systematically arrived at the conclusion that practical
livestock breeding at least in countnes where pure
breeding of stock is the rule has now reached a point
where it cannot go further ahead without inpiry to
itseU unless it can be based on qualified accurate and
saentific facts This is the more true in the case of the
European breeder as the North American breeder now
knows how to apply saentific knowledge to his prac
ticaJ activnbes often greatly to his personal advantage
Those who are conversant with the natural w
economic conditions under which the Swiss breeder
works will easily understand that expenm^ting in
Lvestock breeding has been more restrained in this
small country where the finanaal means at our msposal
(or such technical activities are verv bnwted w e also
lack such speaal establishments for expenmenting m
animal breeding which are to be found in ibe Unit
States m England and some other countnes However
dunng recent years quite a number of senes of
ments in bvestock husbandry and breeding have been
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ma<lc tKe results o{ which have provided out breeders
with many new view points in various directions
These cxpenmcnts were espeaally made at the Veter-
inary Faculties of the Universities at Berne and Zurich ,
at certain agricultural colleges at the Institute for
Livestock Nutrition attached to the Pol> technical
High School at Zunch and at the Federal Experi-
mental Stations at Liebefeld Berne under the direction
of the writer and with the collaboration of the Federal
Station for Agricultural Chemistry and the Station for
Dairy and Bacteriology
The experiments carried out at the Federal
Establishments at Liebefeld where fundamental re-
search work IS only a side line as time and means are
chiefly devoted to the study of actual and practical
problems have been espeaally done in relation to
stock feeding breeding, and care of the livestock
As regards feeding the here mentioned Federal
Establishments work in co-operation as far as is prac-
tical with a view towards saving of cost and energy
TTie Institute for Animal Nutrition at Zunch under-
takes the basic expenments in reference to digesbon
while the Station for Agncultural Chemistry at Liebefeld-
Beme is occupied with basic analyses of fertilirers and
foods The Station for Dairy and Bactenology
specialises m the qualitative analysis of milk and milk
products Finally, the Central Administration of the
Agncultural Experimental Stations undertakes tech-
nical matters concerning feeding expienments and
conducts tests of groups periods and individual |
expenments besides working out results from the
practical and economical point of view To carry out
these practical tests in cases where they cannot be under-
taken at the pnvately (or publicly) owned farms under
Its direction the Central Administration disposes at
Liebefeld of a Small cxpenmental farm of the sue of
an average Swiss homestead run as a practical model
farm to show the farmers how to work saentifically .
even with limited means and under very small con-
ditions
The following Table gives an idea of some of the
speaal tests and expenments earned out among a '
considerable number of others of a more general
character j
The Conservation of green food vegetable refuse I
and silaging grain by the use of the usual Amencan or
the new electrical methods with and without addition ;
of chemical preservatives I
Use of fish meal as food for live stock and of |
other foods nch in protein for pig fattening ,
Feeding calves on milk and on additional so j
called supplcmentarj foods j
The physiological influence from commercial I
mixtures of mineral salts on the development of the
b<^> and the bones of young animals
The influence of lodm-conlaining fertilizers upon
the iodine contents of the foods and of the milk and
on the sexual activity of the cows
The economic importance of feeding dlairy cattle
with citrous fruits and husks freih and preserved
Practical research work concerning the food re-
quirements of dairy cattle for the production of milk,
and defiaent feeding or lack of mineral elements
in the food
Feeding of horses and dairy cattle with straw dis-
integrated through treatment with caustic soda
The importance of fermentated offals such as
bran etc . to pigs and dairv cattle
The influence of modern methods of hay making
on the fermentation process in the hay stack , on the
loss of nutritious elements , on nutrition and the
quality of the marketable products accruing from
livestock husbandry
Senes of expenments have also been made at
Liebefeld to determine as far as possible the influence
on the yields from special measures in animal husbandry
such as frequent changes of feeding places the method
and number of milkings per day, by hand or mechani-
cal the sudden changes of food the temporary use
of a milk cow for draught purposes, etc.
The construction of the dairy cattle stable at
Liebefeld and its adaptation to individual feeding
I clean milking and up to-date production and conserva-
I tion of manure has enabled us for the sake of genera!
' practice to undertake expenments and study results
of observations previously gathered during a length of
! many years
Long drawn out experiments with goats and with
tests on rats are still going on expenments which
ought to prove the influence of progressive and hygienic
in companson with old fashioned stable keeping on
the yield and the quality of the milk
As regards Livestock breeding it may be stated
that nowadays the leaders of practical breeders organi-
sations anxious to acquaint themselves with matters
concerning conformation and ancestry require in
points of scientific breeding first of all exact methods
to enable tbcm to determine how to breed true to
type while preserving individual characteristics m
the breed subject They also need more exact informa-
tion regarding the transmission of the chief elements
favourable or detrimental as economic factors as well
as better knowledge of the limits of vanahility
An indisputable solution of these and other biological
basic problems can only be obtained through basic
experiments undertaken at speaa! research institutes
such as those vihich were first created in Amenca and
later on m several European countries Lacking such
special establishments m Switzerland we have endeav-
oured during the last few years at Liebefeld to under-
take some preliminary work towards solving interesting
breeding problems Among these expenments the
following perhaps deserve to be menlwned
Expenments stretching over several years with a
large number of animals for the purpose of de*ermining
the physical development of Simmental aywi with a
vww of stodvmg individual tninuls* cKaractenvtica
based on penodical mensurations
Conclusions drawn from experience accruing fr
tests earned on during a number of yean sn ref
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The Black-White Fribourg Dairy Cattle
are
Excellent Milkers, High Fat
Percentage, Good Foragers.
One of Switzerlands' Foremost Cattle
Breeds
For Particulars Photos and Prices please write to —
Mr. CAILLE JEAN, Secrdary,
Syndicat d’Estavannens,
District Canton Fnbourg,
SWITZERLAND.
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PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd.)
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INSURANCE, SEE PAGE will.
ABYSSINIA— ALGERIA
AFRICA
Livestock Breeding in Abyssinia.
In iKis remarkable countr\' — one of the oldest
monarchies in the Vi-orld — ^^^th a i^underfullj salubrious
and aCTeeable climate, b%e stock breeding — of a
sort — exists but the animals bred are mostlj of a
wetched appearance and little \alue although man>
existing conditions are fai'ourable for b\e stock breed-
ins, such as almost endless crazing, abundance of rain
during the rain\ pienod, hiablands inhere sheep breed-
ing «hould be earned on at great advantage, fertile
Talleis i\here magmficent fruit gro\s's and where the
soil produces maize, barle\ wheat and millet crops of
quite exceptional \alue It is certain that the general
lack of salt IS one of the reasons whj the Ine stock is
not attaining the size and appearance that otherwise
mieht be expected in an acncultural countr> with
plenpful grazing Latch some European amcul-
tun«ts ha>e settled in the countr> and report that it
IS hoped to improTe li\e stock breeding through the
importation of Pedigree stud animals Land is
obtainable at ndiculousl) low figures, and the present
enhshlened Ruler of Ab>ssinia. after his recent Msit
to Europe and espeaalh to Ensland where he expressed
his surprise at the wonderful studs, herds and flocks
he had seen has latei) stated his intention to grant
State aid and import faalities to his Liiestock Depart-
ment Thus It ma) be hoped that conditions for Ii\e
slock breeding maj improve Probabh European
and American breeders could obtain specal faaiities
through the Recent m the e^ent of their sctlLng in tbe
country. Wild animals, such as lions, leopards, the
elephant and the rhinoceros abound and of course do
harm to flocks and herds
Tbe area of Abj'ssinia comprises 212,000 square
miles, with a population of beh>een 4I and 5I milLons
Neither of the populabon nor of the bve stock has
e\er a census been taken, and it is impossible to obtain
rebable figures as nobod> seems to know. Ab)'ssima
is divided into dmsions — the Amhara, stretching
oxer the centre and the west of the counlr}, the Shoa
stretching towards the south, and the Tigre in the nerth
Tbe chief towns are Addis Abeba. where the foreign
Legations and Consulates are domialed, Gondar,
Ad wa and Anlobcr Industry and manufactunng
are non existent, the onK occupaben of the people being
agnculturcandlivestockbreeding The people consist
of Hanutic. SoTUbc and Negro elements Mmt^>.
the Ab\-ssinians are surpnsmcl) supersbbous, and thar
ignorance of things in general amaang Th« are of
medium stature, well built, dark haired, with rather
swartb) complexion Along the chief wen **
the Atbara Riser and the Bahr-el AzreL the Blue Nile
and the Tekazze magnificent graang abounds and live
stock attain a larser size in these xallej's A porbon
of the country consists of highlands at an eles’abw of
from 6,000 to 8.500 feet Sheep breeding sh^d
here prove a most remunerabve undertolang The
chief obstacle towards successful breeding is the
thieving propensibes of the Abvssinians
Livestock Breeding^ in Algeria.
The Live Stock esbmate for Algeria stales . cattle 1.028,000. sheep 7,000,000, pigs 112.000, horses 200.000
bon, rather than trading , and when the Moors
expeUed from Spain and made pirac> their chief
occupabon and source of income, the nabves_were
Divided into three Departments — ^Algiers, Oran
and Constantine — this interesting countrv under
French Government has made ver> great stndes and
farming and live stock breeding are earned on to an
extent that v«ould scarcelv Have s e emed possible prior
to the French occupabon Colonisation commenced
in tbe >ear 1901 when man> Europeans, but chiefl)
Flench, settled m the countr> Although admitted]}
the French rule is ver> severe, the countr) is m-
creasing m prospent> from 5 ear to 5 ear, and slowiv.
almost impcrceptibl), the French iron hand is stretch-
ing further and further towards east, west and south,
tMching the turbulent nabves v.el!-desen^ lessons in
®™crl> government In the Roman da}s Algeria was
tj^ chief cranar} of the world, and this probablv explains
^tives love of agriculture and live stock brewing
”itn the fill of Rome and the counlr> successive!)
under the cruel rule of the Moors the Saracens
tre K*h)l«. firming was sbll the foremost occupa-
forced to bll thar sod and rear the cattle through the
help of the slaves whom the Dej, the nJer of Algiers
sent to the farms as labourers
Excellent horses have been bred here since time
immemonal. and the numbers of sheep, pigs.
and camels seem to increase from jear to >ear
abound, and although the) are unimportant and small
the) are ver> scmceable for imgabon The French
Government have earned through a remarkable s>'slcm
of drving up unhealth) marshes and lakes with stapunt
water, greatl) to the improvement of the public health
and much in favour of the live stock breedeis, as
tnjunous insects are being killed The climate is
verj variable, with vco hot summers when little or no
ram falls Live stock breeding as stated, is the
occupabon and improvement in the existing stock is
visible from )'ear to >ear Undoubtedl) here is a
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629
for the live stock man and most of the farmers are anxious
to discard breeding off the * scrub ’ and improve therr
flocks and herdsby crossing with sires of Europeanbreeds
Horse breeding is the subject of particular attention
on the part of the Government and a number of exceed-
ingl> well bred stallions are alv-ays kept at the Govern-
ment Stallion Depots and Haras at Blida Tiaret.
Setif and Constantine The French Government
have for many years experimented on breeding crosses
from the Syrian Arab Stallion and their own remounts
after having for a long time experimented on crossing
the Arabs the Anglo Arabs the Berber and the
English Thoroughbreds and the experience seems to
point towards the Berber horse (Barb) combining all
the qualities required in the direction of speed, com-
pactness and endurance These Berber horses arc
remarkable for their endurance . and as for speed to
cover 20 kilometers in 35 minutes seems to be the
general standard
Experimenting with agricultural live stock is also
warmly supported by the Government and a number of
experimental fields m full activities, all co operated
and supervised by the Director of the Agricultural
Institute Maison Carrie Algiers — with whom any
interested party may communicate on matters connected
with live stock — are contributing towards educating
the young farmer An Agricultural Institute was
recently (1921) inaugurated, splendidly equipped and
staffed, its chief aim being experiments on feeing and
breeding and various kinds of research work m con-
nection with agriculture with a department whose chief
business is the dissemination of agricultural knowledge
among the natives Agriculture in North Africa,
being of very great interest to France is especially
protected as it is realised that a prosperous agricul-
tural community in Algiers is bound to become the
safest possible bulwark against communism socialism
and political encroachment The number of students,
increasing yearly, attending the Institute testifies to the
wish of the better class Algerian fanner to equip
himself for modern farming and breeding With
a view of demonstrating to these student fanners the
value of utilising modern methods in farming and
breeding from superior animal strains a farm of i 200
acres is attached to the Institute and stock feeding
forage cropping and dry-farming are here practiced
All these students, when they return to their farms
may be relied upon to go in for rational live stock breeding
Prominent Breeders.
Alibctl — .>St.l.ua«n D«part«m'nt d Ona
Bamtf — AnTcmoucbtnt D<p dAlg«c
Bene V{ JoesDon Orpbel nat dn Senn CWp <
„.-eeud LaTni
Beuebef Paul Ouea ,
Bull caa Ale >r Ferine Seel Oued Amueur par bl Kteur
Dep deConitant ne
Ca d Benkada Sa nt Oen i dvi Sid Dip d Orao
OambnuU^e LamCar Dep d Alter
Champ on Claud ua OuedAnuzeur bep decuaitaaiue
Couillon bd Oued A
d Vtaru Dep <
ConfedMalion dei Agnculleurs du Dep d Alger 2 Rue
Cone* Aider , _
Cooffderaton * enirale de* AjncuUeur* dAlgene 2 Ro
Combes Alder
Confederation des V ijnrrona des Irws DeparteniTOt
Aldeneos 2 Ruelortaks Aider
Counoi Leon Lamonaere l>ep d Oran
Dalmaa Madame de Oued Maraa Dep de totutantioe
Delbo* — Mason-Carree Dep d Alder
Dona n Ditetirur Toudja La Reunion Dep deCotutant n
Dufour Cbarln Boudie Soummam Dep de Constantine
Dupeua Sa nt Vune IVp d Oran
Gnmi
Guemt — len
Grobrrt Feed nand Keliune Dep dOran
Itollen — Boitanl. Dep dA!*er
la Uet — Saida Dep d Oran
Knilu — Boshan nep d Alger
LanglcM. — Turet IVp d Oran
Menou IVene Tlenieen Dep d Oran
Moatli — IteTTouthia, IVp d Vlger
MinnerFrerrs Turet IVp dOran
McHiTTue* — Ferme leshave IVnigie l>p de Cmstaal ne
Nousaon Oued el M eu* IVp d Alger
Piadel — Turet. IVp d Oran
Reme )Jn>n Imrit Dep. d Alrrr
e laxnmi,^u» KeUtaoe pep d O
inioue KfUa.
_ .intsant Iteme ai
K^Mrlseau — Ttaret, IVp d O
vatm. — Saala. Dep d Oran
I tvp d
rueene La Reune-*, Dep de CoosUBtioe
d riesage d Atn Temourheet. Dep d Oraa
d rwaee de IVxilank IVp <r Alger
1 flea age de Ca -aigna Iva d Alger
il 1 Ties age d e4 Alfream |Ve d A^r
,t I rvvaged n AW T<r irev Amm Mootaa, Dea <■ t,
1 rwagedela -er.^-IVa dXVan »-
Sect on d f levate de SaUa Dep d Oran V rlh .
Sect on d Cleva^ de T pasa Dep d Alger
Sect ond Clevase de TleiDceo Mp dOran
SociUdetaerculieuradAlcene 1 aU i Ceniuli re A1<er
Soc4l<d av culture d Al,ene Aljer
SoceUdflevage Forcina >!a ion Carrie Dep dAUrr
Sor Atid Clevate de Souk Abras Dip deCoulantne
Srsd cal d Cle^ce d Ab Be da Dip de Conitaat ne
S)md cat d Clevare d Ameur el Ab Dip dAlser
I byndjcat d Slevaite du Oa Sibaou Rebeval Dip d Alger
I Simdicat d Plevage de Batna Dip de Conitantine
I bynd cal d Plevage de ben Cb can Dip d Alfer
SrndcatCAniraid Clevagede lidneDip deConitant ne
brodcaldCle agedeOouEe Dip deConsUntne
Srsdcal d Clevagede Uouira Dip dAISer
' Smdvald Pleeage dn Cbeurfas au Krouba Dip leconlUntne
Svnd cal d flevage de U Colon e Marengo Dip d Alger
I bvndical d Plevage de U Colon e Aumale Dip d Alger
I Srbdvat d CleoagedelaCol me Boufarik Dip d Alg»r e
' bvitd cat d Pierage de Chlteaudun-du Rhumrl Dio leConttanlne
S odicatd Pierage de U Colon e orlianlville Dep I Alger
^ 'Ddrcat 4 Pierage de Dupleia Dip d Alger
'•ynd cat 4 Pierage de Pedj M Zala Dip de Conitinl ne
Npndicat d Pierage de JIardr Dep d Alger
I SfndKat d Pierage de KbenchrU Dep de Cooitanl ne
spudieal d Pierage de llarengo Dip d Alger
bpodKatd Pierage de Vlatemore IVp dOran
S -ndcardPIrvige de llaoutu Dip dOran
brthl cetd Pierage de Slootgolf er Dep dOran
Smit cat d Pierage 4e Uoataganen, dOran
S -a»4 card Pierage d Oiled Tana IVp Doran
A nd cat d Pierage d Oran Dip dOraa
STTMlirat d Pierage d OrVan.i ule IVp d Alger
Sraaiieat d Pierage d- Rabkao Dep dOran
N radrat d Pierage de ITiu.pperule Den de C eitani ne
A -ndirat d Pierage d- Renvr Den d Oran
S -futral d Pierage de SeLd IVn de Ccnitant ne
> -odvat d Pierage de S*J S-l Abler. 1>P d iVaa
smdeal d P.lerage de Tbienruv IVp d Oraa
nmilitatd fVrage de Titeraa IVp de Coe.untine
nriad. aid Pierage d» Ticetal Itakl IVp 4 Alg-r „
smAirat d Pie-rage de Zemoeran. tvp d Cran ..
smdrvi d PWige de Zuneb fVn d Alg-r
br«.vat d Pimairag-ment a I f-vrage d* le^ -na IVp d ijm
Cm •d'pnera vataet AN-wtema AgTarr-.n di lienart..jept
TT-rw. ~ Itieemann, fvp 4 Waa _
lV«naa. Zur-ne La d- Cam „
OCi-f — TFZ
Livestock Breeding in Angola.
Af7ob C*’ony to PcnT’^al cn
Uc % «• coa.$* of Africa r o!iii a very com Arabfe s ocfe
of R3 r-» ca tV an/i a srca* rumb*r of sWp a*ui
bu fAf e3*!*mt4 can be p»o^t,ce£l TKc total
arts H zh-xst 50'coo 4t;t.are rr ^ea w.rtK a f«puUiifl»i
0* aV 4 ,200 /SCO A 5 ^ a th^e ore, a vast
stretch-? cot. trv TVe cao lal ar<* chief port is
Sa Pai'’o de Loan/fa \icr? tf» coast the cJuntr> ss
fiat snd i.rn ereit 7 ei rntng towarifs the
irteryr wfere t^.e li^>t o 3 between 7^*> aftd
8 /»oc<f "P e c! ".a e js vff sf from \ef> htmnd m
tV 1 /wUtH I fr Id □ i»lubnoti 5 temperature
on tb/“ P f-y>f i ye stocb seems to ihme
re? finy b./. * »dera^l> Ur2cr "rze and desclopment
tb n tr* A ■aU f' Li>e sock breeding has been
camesi on tmee time tmineirionisl in the pasture
trtda along the rrrers Darda- Benro Kwama
ether rrvef* where, in the davs of the sli^ hunter t c
possess cn of ca^- was alwars a i-eans cf purchi.i.'i|
immunity bs the poor naaves from bt'-is d^ed ard
taken to the coast Ancols was dacovered in 14^®
% the Pcriuguese who with man) o&er oation-h
donng m.ui% jears earned on cniel slave huntinS m
the >ear xSSy as a result of a Treatv entered into vnm
the Congo Free State a Urge tract of land Vi-as sddw
to the coksrtv which now ccn'ists of four dumets
the Luanda the Conso, the Bensuda and die M«s 3 -
medes In the interior a number of mdepend^t
Sultanates eiist. enjoying Portuguese protection. All
these are large cattle and sheep hreeders
Lnestock Breeding in The Azores.
fbe U k »f »u ubU Karhoufs 1$ one of the chief covered dunng thor first sojourn that ^o isUnd» ^
d ’bcul IQ in the d>n«Lpfnenl of th« important group of a sudden appeared before their eye* while we
of slar-^i be)ort7 n? to Portural the gccgraphic^ eailirel) disappeared Thus phenomenon has b«
pM wft f wKrth M <n the North Atlantic Qctan repeat^ more than once since thesx «^"S’ *0
nearly 81 rnil<^i from the coast of Portugal There are destructive and vnolent eartcpjafces ^
nir-* iiUnds of loms importance dmded into three occur UTiile none of the largrr "** 1
rroups ihc most imporunt being the Pico Fa^al. been submerged a number of small idanoJ ^ J ,
Cfaeiosa San Jorge and Tefcerr# which form the cen have appeared during the
iral group whi!** the island* of Flores and Corvo form several trnaJler ulands disappeired suddewy
the north western group and at a distance of 75 miles seventeen^ century
towards the souif^t the important itlands d Sarita -ri, DOQuUtion about too coo w almost «x
,„d Y are Ac Ur«« of ,11 well .n^ 1o flick
pepuW and commctOTlly the nclicl Tb, total .,oaV braadto* Tix: T m
area of thate itiand ermlw u nearly 950 .qoare milo „„lmown i no can.01 Kas tw> 'J**" k“>
Traveller, wko letve <»'k^ *' »tti' breeA., eo« of 'ok.cH »
distance and never explored them would be surprised ji ,mcoj.-d tLo^.'sh the roftuguese
should opportunity take them into the interior at the - i » i j .. .v\l k- much improved
cumaie IS Qctigniiu. ana vegetal.^ tropical, wiu. , 31^^13 have long done a bnsl. tnae m —
vmcyardi and luxuriant plantations of banana orange ^ sheep are doing very
and lemon trees while ih^ogar cane i^ffee and tobacco ^he existing breed should be substituted one more
grow m abundance The fruit _ planUtioni which \ damage is done to the jambs »brougn
abound m oranges pineapple etc derive a considerable
income from the export trade w»th Europe the United
States and Brazil Hie main export article however
» saUtd beef and pork derived from live stock breed
mg which fact indicates that this branch of agnculture
IS one of some importance The number ot agneui
tural and Jive stock Societies mentioned hereunder
points toward a general interest manifested for farm
mg and although of course these Soaeties cannot
be of any greater importance each of them has enrolled
tn Its membersh p list every available local farmer and
stock breeder
According to old re«»rds the Azores were known
prior to the year 1460 when they were offioally annexed
by the Portuguese who landed there by a mere acesdent
It » sUt^ when they, much to their surprise dis-
usemi iviucft oamage la -- -
Aa hawks W which biri. Ac f" .„d of
name The capitid City Acra is ofi .. ^ ^
T«c«r. Goa^ and pento * 'W
isbmds where on whole sU kinds
thrive
Acricoltoral and Breojeks Associatio'^s
S« C»lretl»pp»« PnudaA ton* AnmUollfre ‘
Sac Caaiklifpr GnCKx*
Sot San oAnUbo CaUi t
Soc Usa A<t»Ciido n 4tn o AnifT* _
Soc Saota Karbara Vo ■» R V as An«» ^
Soc S^mUDelftadalttoarla mta DWb*^”
Soe Cmaomtiel em C»v» Rb«j;»C»aae
Soe to u ■sflomae Aa»na e» Ills* S >
Sqc IxKalu do Lou ta t
Soe Sanur
Soc Ktwn
Sot f* » CnsMiv da
Sw UaucCoUac ho'O'ir
Soc tmi • IVoyreso da X U<
THF CANARY I'^LA* DS-CAPC VERDE ISLA' DS
Livestock Brccdinj» in The Canary Islands.
The incdi'rAjl name of thi* nland Rroup belong*
jne to Spam, iitualed about Cj niilo* from the Wett
coait of Africa--** Happ) Iilanda* »c<m» to indicate
that life and condiliont long asro mu»l Ka\e l>een
conndcred exceptional The presenl-daj name »
»uppo«ed to indicate that doRf must ha\e l>een \er>
numcroui, althouph ihii is not the case now The
group comuti of mne principal islands — Sta Qara,
Gran Ginana Tencnffe. Palma Gomera Ferro
Graciosa. Lantarotc and Fuerte Ventura— the total
area of which is 2 857 square miles Most of them
are probablj of a \olcanic nature, but it ts a long time
since eruptions occurred A peculiar feature of
these isbnds is the total absence of rivers The iccnerj
IS beautiful and the climate pleasant, although sometimes
the heat is intense but moderated by tea breezes
Winter does not exist Sometimes fresh water is
scarce E\er>thing grovss luxuriantly, and m the
numerous valleys intermingled among the mountains,
the soil IS v^'onderfully fertile While the production
of wine not so very long ago was the chief pursuit, the
vine, after having suffered from a peculiar disease,
seems in parts to be dying out Cunously enough,
the camel is bred here to a certent extent, but goat
breeding is the pnnapal branch of the live stoefc m
dustry and the Canary goat is a splendid milker The
breeding of cattle Kaa long enjoyed encouragement
from the Spanish authonties and the Andalusian
breed is mostly prevalent Pjgs are bred in every
island where the animal is a not unimportant member of
the smaller farmer's live stock Sheep do excelicntlj
all over the islands and the type mostly bred is a
Merino strain Only rarely are breed animals imported
and It IS probable that inhrerdmg takes place in the
Villages The interested live slock man who would
spend tome weeks m the islands should undoubtedly
find opportunities for making propaganda and it is
net impossible to find a market for Pedigree pigs and
sheep, even cattle
Whether the islands were inhabited prior to the
I advent of the first settlers at the commencement of
I mediaeval times is unknown, although in many villages
I the type of the people is quite different from the Spanish
inhabitants, probably originating from a race now
on the point of extinction, the Guanches concerning
whom it IS stated that they were driven from island to
island and finally conquered m the year 1495 by a
French adventurer who then look possession of the
islands After his death his successor transferred
the rights to the Castilian king
Here is a unique field for a remunerative poultry
breeding industry, with considerable local consump-
tion and splendid shipping facilities to African markets
The chief agriculiurd articles from which the farmers
derive their mainstay are tobacco potatoes, sugar cane,
olive oil and raisins
Livestock Breeding in Cape Verde Islands.
The Live Stock estimate fer Cape Verde Islands stales
This group of islands a possession of Portugal
in the Atlantic Ocean some 300 miles from the west
coast of Africa has a total area of about i,9oo square
miles with a hot climate a remarkable absence of trees
and irregular water supplies The soil is neither
fertile nor properly cultivated and there is scarcely
any condition prevailing favourable to live stock
breeding In spile of such drawbacks, however,
cattle are extensively reared and the export of meat
products salted, dried and fresh, is the main source of
income It should prove a paying proposition to
introduce superior Pedigree strains — cattle, sheep and
pigs — as the native stock is hardy, prolific and generally
speaking suitable matenal for cross breeding Although
the number of islands is considerable several of these
arc only suitable for sheep rearing The more important
are the Santiago island the Brava, Fogo, Sao Nicolas,
Raio, Branco, Santa Luzia, Granda, Sao Vicente,
Santa Antao, Sal Maio and Boavista all of which are
situated m the windward and in the leeward group
While mornings and evenings are cool and pleasant,
with an abundance of dew, the temperature during
the day is hot. often trying, chiefly from July to Decem-
ber The main crops cultivated are sugar, tobacco,
cotton mdigo and oil nuts Few horses ate reared and
cattle Xl.soo, sheep 6000 pigj 17000 horses 1,200
I mules and asses are extensively utilised in farming
Cunously enough no reptiles have ever been found m
I these islands where the guinea fowl the quail and the
^ paitndge appear in enormous numbers There are
scarcely any mdustnes with the exception of the making
of soap and turning locally tanned leather into beauti^l
articles of luxury, but agricultural pursuits and live stock
breeding dominate the life of the natives who are
intelligent, very docile but probably among the laziest
inhabitants of the earth When these islands were first
discovered by the Portuguese Cadamosto m 1456, he
reported to his Government that he found pigs, sheep
and goats but not one single living human being,
from which it would appear that the islands had hem
utilised by sailing ships for watering purposes and
these domestic animals thereby introduced The
population is now about 165000 To Portugal the
islands have always been useful and for world shipping
their situation is of a certain importance for coaling
and oil fuelling During the last fifteen years the
cultivation of maize has increased very considerably,
being the pnnapal article of food among the natives,
wdule the excellent quality of the coffee grown, although
very little attention is paid to this industry, testifles to a
statement often made by coffee experts that the Cape
632
CAPE VERDE ISLANDS— CONGO TERRITORY
Verde coffee bean is among the very best coffees pro
duced Methods of farming are still most primitive
as besides the wooden plough and the spade the average
farmer never utilises any tools or machinery Quite
recently however an experimental agriculture and live
sloct raising station was established at Pnar, and
local breeders are watching with interest the expcn
ments now carried out here with a view of reaching
results in regard to the possibility of increasing the itiillc
yield of the local cattle stock through selection in
breeding and better feeding The turn-over m com
mercial commodities such as live stock products
coffee indigo oil nuts and a liquor called Aguardente
made from sugar cane is important At Sao Vicente
where the loc^ Administration is centered a Depart
ment for Agriculture and Live Stock Breeding has been
inaugurated to which interested parties might apply
for information TTie capital town of the island group
IS Porto Granda whereto the seat of Government has
been moved from the erstwhile capital Porto Praya
Livestock Breeding in Congo Territory.
The Population in the Congo is variably estimated
at from 15 000 000 to 35 000 000 in the Free State while
in the French Congo — the region of west central
Africa extending on the coast between Cameruti and
Kabunda up to the Ubanghi River and further on to
Lake Chad — it is likewise vanably estimated from
10000000 to 16000000 The number of European
residents is very small and the bulk of the population
consists of the Bantu Waregga the Mcnyema and
other tribes and the existence of pygmies— Akka
etc — m great numbers long suspected has only
recently been proved The Congo Temtory is geo
graphically an enormous district with a future that
can only be imagined but when the means of transport
have been extended tapping the resources of the
interior untold still unexploited wealth will probably
constitute the country one of the most valuable posses
sions of the African continent All the usual tropical
plants are cultivated As the climate is equatorial it
IS Questionable whether as a live stock raiser the Congo
will be able to play any conspicuous part but in this
respect the opinions held by experts are very divided
Cattle sheep pigs and goats are reared in very large
numbers but their commercial value is so far not
known No live stock census has been taken
In the Lake Chad cattle district an area which
includes the Archipelago of Lake Chad and all the
surrounding districts of Kanem a vast stretch of land
east of the lake cattle breeding has long been the chief
occupation of the population and it is interesting to
note that through skilful selection of breed animals
the natives have succeeded m creating a really good
type of breed generally called the Lake Chad cattle
numbering now slightly more than 200 000 head
These cattle differ considerably in appearance and
performances from the other cattle stock and through ,
careful observation on the part of an investigator who
not so long ago made it his business W study the
possibilities of improving the live stock in this distnct
by means of imported sires the conclusion was drawn
that mbreed ng has been earned on for a number of
)cars and with very good results while testifying to a
certain skill on the part of those who effected the
improvement A reliable informant estimates the |
Cattle stock m the Lake Chad district at well over one
million head They have no hump grow to t 30 —
SO meters and reach an average weight of 450 to 480 ,
' kilos from which it may be assumed that here is a
I breed of interest to the live stock improver considerably
I above the average native breeds in value The head is
' curiously formed in the shape of 3 V and the horns
' characteristic rising vertically or otherwise crossing
I each other sometimes peculiarly twisted These
cattle are called Kouri The neck is short and flat
' the chest narrow the flanks are long and the back
wide and very straight They have a remarkably
long tail In colour they are white or sometimes white
with small red or black spots The oxen arc very
strong but remarkably lymphatic in temperament
owing to the damp climate in the lake district and as
for fattening they quickly attain a heavy weighty
but arc inclined to run into fat rather than lean meat
On various occasions when fattening these oxen
intelligent observation has been able to prove that
they are splendid butcher s beasts Compared with
other native cattle races the Lake Chad cows are good
milkers 8 to 10 litres being a fair average As pack
animals the bulls are very useful being trainra to
travel 4 kilom an hour while carrying a weight up
to 120 kilos Although the natives are lymphatically
mdifferent and careless in regard to the breeding of their
slock the fact that this cattle breed has been able to
develop on now indicated lines illustrates the poss:
biUties of creating a live stock industry from wfich
considerable income could be drawn Already now
the Lake Chad cattle obtain far better prices man
other native cattle in the district and when moved to
the pnnapal markets in Nigeria they always sell rapidly
h IS remarkable that die natives seldom or never
consume the meat of their cattle and they exist entirely
on mutton and goat flesh The herds are never
sheltered always grazing along the natural pastures
Brewing is earned on in a very haphazard manner
and no control is exerased The calf is left with the
mother or left to fence for himself The guarding
against wild animals or other penis is left to 1 tile
children who early obtain a wonderful hand m stock
management When pastures become exhausted the
herds are moved on to new grazing and often they
have to swim across large lakes and rivers m reaching
new grazing ground Undoubtedly here is a nucleus
for stock men as little capital is required to pursue
cattle brewiing and grazing possibilities are almost
unlimited
DAHOUCY— EGYPT
633
Livestock Breedinpj in Dahomey.
Wilh onl) 58,000 square miles of afe.i. ihe Dahomc>
Tefnlor> has a x-erj larpc population, now ncafl)
1,050,000. x»hcrc live stock breedmt; 11 the chief
pursuit. There arc txxo quite Rood breeds of cattle,
one smalt-sizcd, sturdx, fairl> good milkers but slow
matunne. v.hilc the other breed »s sOTnev>hat larret sn
tire, but bad milkers This breed matures at an earlier
date The countr> holds large pastures suitable for
cattle grazing The soil is cxcr>-v.here \crj fertile and.
at is so often the case m Frcnch-goxcmed territories.
XX ell cuhixated, espeaally m the neighbourhood of
toxxTJS. The chief agricultural crops, mostly con-
sumed in the counir) , arc maize and manioc root. and
in tome parts cotten, and for export and general trading
butter and palm oil arc either sold or bartered The
natixes are remarkable for their cleanliness, love of
their homes, garden cultixation and lixe stock generally,
and the xisitor is agreeably surprised to find a large num-
ber of farms in a high stale of cultivation and good order
Dahomey, once upon a time an important negro
kingdom, lies between Togoland and Lagos, extending
to the Niger river. The coast strip reaches more
than 75 miles xxhere the number of islands, belonging
to the country, seem to have created a system of lagoons
through which navigation is possible. The Dahomey
people are very intelligent but persistent worshippers
of fetishes. Their cruelty to prisoners and their
warlike pursuits were long a constant source of trouble
to the French, but their inborn ferocity is dying
out. They arc certainly among the best farmers in
Africa, and their skill as pollers is remarkable. The
chief cattle breeding regions are the Abomey, Grand
Popo, Allada, Whydah and the Ague Districts. The
breeding of pigs, goats and sheep is also considerable
and quite good pigs are being marketed As no live
slock census was ever taken the number of the existing
stock is unknown.
Livestock Breeding in Egypt.
The Lixe Slock estimate for Eg)T)t slates • cattle 7
Probably from religious reasons, the ancient
Egyptians expressed and perhaps fell abhorrence for
brewing cattle, and contemporary senbes repeatedly
testified that the eating of flesh was looked upon with
contempt. On the other hand, Creek historians have
often mentioned the “ Shepherd Kings of Egypt."
from which it might be deducted that live stock breed-
ing really once upon a time was an occupation of some
national importance. These so-called Shepherd Kings
were, of course, the Huksos, originally aliens, probably
of Palestine origin, who for reasons of their own invaded
Egypt, bringing xvith them thdr flocks and herds,
besides beautiful horses Many of them settled for good
on the Delta, and it is knoxvn that they worshipped the
Hathor Cow It has been proved that during the
Hyksos Period the cattle m Egypt were hornless ;
that they were highly treasured as producers of milk,
and that they were never permitted to be used for work.
It IS stated in the Scriptures that when the Tnbe
of Israel bargained with the King of Egypt for their
exodus their -spokesman Moses, who undoubtedly was
a man of affairs, stipulated that "our cattle also shall
go with us.”
In modem times Egypt has done singularly btlle
toxvards improving her live stock, and it is only quite
recently that the Government have been paying more
attention to this important branch of agriculture
From more points than one this circumstance is remark-
able as the country lends itself to live stock raising on a
big scale. Its geographical position is such that_ a
prosperous live stock industry could be crated with
natural outlets to many neighbouring countries, but as
live stock breeding in Sudan is slowly coming to the
fore, It is likely that Egypt will m time draw lessons
from the results obtained in this neighbouring country:
zo.ooo, sheep J, 130 ,000, pigs 18,000. horses 38,000
The indigenous cattle breeds In Egypt are nowa-
days not particularly valuable : but that in ancient
times magnificent beasts were reared has been proved
over and again. It has also been proved that splendid
horses, once upon a time, were bred in Egypt, and the
Egyptian goat was in mediaeval times a cherished animal,
often sent by vessels to other Mediterranean countries
where it was held to be a remarkable animal owing to
its milking propensities. It has been stated in some
quarters that the Angora goat in Turkey really eman-
ated from Egypt, a statement that, however, has never
been verified. Animal life was never proficient in
Egypt, but the jackal and the hyena seem to thrive and
multiply. To-day the chief beasts of burden are the
asses, horses, and the one-humped camel, but buffaloes
are used in certain parts in farm labour. While
improved methods in cattle breeding are only slowly
coming to the fore and the live stock industry still
remains in a very backward condition, sheep breeding
has always been and is to-day the mainstay of the
smaller farmers, and yields a steady and reliable income.
The same may be stated concerning the goat.
Oigantsed breeding, aiming at improving existing
stock, does not exist in Egypt, but on several of the larger
estates efforts are certainly made to improve the
cattle as well as the sheep. Pig breeding will probably
never attain any importance The Department for
Live Slock states that very likely opportunities for
breeden of prominent sheep-breeds may find
opportunities for selling stud animals, as the existing
indigenous sheep breed on the whole shows signs of
deterioration. The Agricultural Society, Cairo, is
anxious to see live stock breeding developing on up-to-
date hnes, and interested parties are advised to corres-
pond for such purposes vnth the Secretary.
ERITREA— FRENCH GUINEA— GAMBIA
6'’4
Livestock Breeding in Eritrea.
It IS not generall> known that in this Italian
colon> Ncrj excellent sheep are bred With niagnifi
cent pastures almost all over the country on which
%er> large numbers ol sheep could be reared it is
likel> that the Italian Go\emment during the next
lev. ^ears may create speaal lacibties lor settlers who
will take up this pursuit The ofhaal live stock
estimate gi\es the number o{ cattle in the Colony as
557 000 sheep i 703 000 while the number of pigs
reared is undoubtedl> of some importance although
no oHiaal census is at hand Horse breeding is
insigmficant the ofhaal estimate being l 475 While
these figures are ofhaal it is privately stated that the
number of cattle is probably 800 000 and tlut the
sheep stock exceeds 2 000 000 In this valuable
Ita! an possession a considerable area of the Ab>'ssiruan
plateau lands is included and as this territory has an
cle\ation of 7 150 ft there is ample explanation why
the sheep stock generally assumes a remarkably good
appearance size and production The climate is
exccedingl> healthy and salubrious m the tableland
various crops are likewise grown at this elevation
In the low Ijing districts on the other hand the heat
IS intense the thermometer seldom falling below
95 deg The total area of Enlrea is estimated at
95 300 square miles but it is privately stated that it
IS much larger The population with the exception
of the handful of Europeans living in the capital
Masso>s*a consists of nomadic shepherds who spend
their lives tending their herds and flocks constantl)
moving their movements being regulated by the
reports of superior pastures being available now in
this now m that district In spite of this nomadic
bfe a certain s>stem of dairy production seems to be
m vogue as the supplies of butter cheese and meat
besides hides slans and wool appear at regular intervals
on the chief markets where they are offered for sale
according to classification Besides live stock pro-
ducts the natives market laige quantities of ver>
good tobacco and bananas and cotton in smaller
quantities These are the mam articles of trade
This Co)on> is bordenng on the Red Sea extending
from Cape Kasar m one continuous stretch down to
the Strait of Bab-e] Nlandeb The total population
IS probably dose on 400 000
Livestock Breeding in French Giiinea
This French Protectorate between Sierra Leone
and the Portuguese Colony of the same name IJ officially
stated to contain 85 000 square miles but its boundaries
have never been properly settled and it is possible that
a larger area is claimed than really belongs to the ter-
ntor> The area extends towards the French Soudan
and indudes the verj populous native region known
« Futa Jalon The country is throughout extremely
fertile and the india rubber trade draws large supplies
from this temtory The coffee bush is well developed
and jnelds a ver> fine quality of bean Other products
arc palm oil and cocoanuts The existing cattle breeds
are probabI> indigenous to the country but of no par
bcular merit The natives largely go in for goat
breeding French breeders have from hme to time
exported bulls cf the Nonnand> breed for crossing
the nahve cattle with good results it 1$ reported
The administration is in the hands of a governor who
resides at the capital Konakrj which town is in
railway connection with the Upper Niger temtory
A Department for Agnculturc and Live Stock Breed
ing under the charge of a Veterinary Officer has
recently been inaugurated The number of the existing
live stock IS unknown
Lhestock Breeding in Gambia
In this little colony of a small area smalt popula
tion and onl> a few hundred white settlers consisting
of the island of St Mary and the Combo district at
the mouth of the River Gambia where a flourishing
trade has existed for very many )ears chicflj m cattle
hides and skins beeswax rubber nee palm oil and
ground nuts live stock breeding is in the hands of the
Fula tribe controlled and managed by wandering
tribesmen and therefore no statistics are available
in ttgard to stock Attempts to obtain an estimate
m the absence of a regular census have been made
ut as the live stock is constantly moved up and down the
1 rotectorate no reliability can be given the vanous
estimates which from lime to time are obtained from
the herdsmen
The Government have been experimenting m
bve stock improvement and not so long ago intr^
duced Pedigree stud animals imported from England
but for vanous contnbuting reasons the expenment
did not turn out an unqualified success and in the
year 1919 ravages of pleuro-pneumonia very considwoly
decimated the cattle in this part of Africa Cattle
as well as pigs sheep and hones are bred and there
IS considerable room for improvement As regards
the pig slock the native indigenous race is net^d and
could undoubtedly be much improved through cross
ing with Large White Yorkshire boars Black coaled
pigs have not proved successful here
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THE ISLAND OF MADAGASCAR
The Ambohijanahary Stock-Breeding Estate,
Acreage about 11,289 Hectares, or 28,000 Acres,
I Fertile, mostly well-watered Grassland, with Stock
I of 4,000 Head of Cattle,
j For Sale as a Going Concern, Freehold Title.
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I BRED NATIVE CATTLE DURING SEVENTEEN YEARS
Madagascar, a French colonial possession near the south-east coast of Africa, with
three million inhabitants good climate, and a thriving Meat Refrigerating Industry,
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Lhc«;tock IJrccdinp in The Gold Coast.
Lrrf 5 *i>cV o*-~u '
i ^ 009 fVr? 5^5 099 pn J7 ooo hcr«s 4 100
S-*ui*o 3 iHe Cj’^ Caora. t'w Gc 4 d Coat*
crr'pni"* Geld Cfai* coJ'ny
«r*i rS^ Tctt*-t 7 -i »r^'^e iK- Maodi'^d
tra Tpp-liod »-oct tJx '•ir it «’»o »d— rred by
tV CcTT-nr*^* <d Geli Com* TK** Cf-- rr hat
a con* l-te 334 o-v tKe »r«j*'ton i»d< a t *al
tra <* «V^.* CJ 003 ».~ai e r—'^n and tKn l^e cr-r“*ry
D pj* « I" Ic Ut^ iH»t Gra* Bn*a“i TKe rcp_U
Xr^ f*r«r nv-^v-n Jo^ 000 c* 2 too «c
Ear-^M3 TKe cL— a c, r-jcii t'i*>d«ni, it net
Padr to b*d at rrTVrd if Eurcr^o uUt
t^^^kar-* pca-t»90i The ehjc* t'o*-ot «'c Aii*.
Keta. Acot, iKe tea* e^ ce n cfr->eT-t ard Sel^odi .
and Kk-ui^ t^e eh*e^ \tK»~*i torte t&9 rodes
cirrtd In the r-^'lSen terpon-t Tanule it the
cf.c^ t-nr- T>we It a t*ca.— ah:p tefn'e brtvrm
Aecr* artd SeVt-tdi U>V to-te tt»e-tt frte teart
aro raHwaT cr-a*ruci«ri t»ii untr-9w-i, tSere are now
eva 5» rsla c* faHwar ever three ifferen* fine*—
Accrt* to Ki.-na« Kr-otJ to Setondi arid Hj-j n
the central rnmnee. to K»d- The road itfert it
tr-erj tear be*? extended the horboi-f at Tatwidi
J.JJ. qy-ptagj It the Lu* werd in deep witef h.ifbow
ecnstruction n thit part c* Afnca. and ihjppi-tf cen-
neetr^ wtti Europe u exceflert TTe teJeph-^
STsteri » now iprod all ever the co'eny arid a3
the ehjrf tsw~a are connected to telegraph There
are tno'e than V*o hundred pot* «‘fkcs and tha bank
rn? semce is exceHert , , r n
"nie fo3 all orer tha Colo-n is exceediRrt) lertJe
and famin? methods are ir- p ronag from tear to t^ar
The chief enc~v cf th- farmer is. cf coarse, the Tsetse
Hr b*J* as and when cattle can be made c-urunc thn
may be minimised. As well biowti, the
derdop^nent of cocoa cultrvajon u Urtl* short of
nurreCous, mdeed it comtirutes an aanaJtural
nma.-^ as proved bv the fact that wh2e m 1900 the
export cf tim article amoun*ed to S*> tens it had.
la 1926 reached 239849 tons Palm cd ard palm
Lcmels are other important artidea of trade, and
«treECO’_s efforts are msle to irdixe the natrra to
take J? cotton growing on a ammeraal rnut
grows luxi.rtantiv Timber resources cf the cdi«>
are enortnous and *ome of the best mahoua^
m the world are felled in the forests (fM vs stffl
tC f h , »f mmeral. and o^ thus article over -23.000,^
wx»rth has been expwrted durmg tie Us* twenty w*
As recards live stock br eeding
Depertment at Taffale has done a sre^ deal
cr^irovement of the irt^eooi^ races At a
eipercrertj farms under the Department orois
mg has besi tried on pirs for $o«
the Berkshire bUcks and lie hWdle
F-g. and while the Berkshires have not been ^ to
withstand the sun tinder which they saconv
ViddU Vh 'e Torlshifcs have proved very splerxfid
f'xrxlition artmili
As regirdi cattle breed-^g all cran~g Isnds are
i.r*cKed the common property cf all t^e people
I'd mn~g n almoit all over the cour*ry perp'rtul
to tha* the soil n the course of tme becomes weaker
For t^'e purpote cf stremrthenirg dthoenoes grasses
a e burr* crery year and the ash spread over the
v-rface In the \'’rtheiT\ Tem*ones the mam caill*
breeds are the tm^u^ped tvpe and the humped Zebu
and these two breeds arc ce"*i'nJous!y crossed w'th
each c*d>cr UTeth»r these tvp e s are indigenous
canrot poijjhh be ft»‘*d bu* probably thev originated
from /\sia Both arc imaD svmmstncallv developed,
very compact annuls n appearance no* cnlike the
Shorthorn ca*tl* Th'^ develop verv skwfr and only
reaJithcr full sire at the age of 6 to 8 years Thecowis
rc* full-CTowm urul reaching 7 years e-nd the bull a 6
yearx TheVetmnaryDepartmertwho recentlyinidean
exhaustive surrev of the potsiblties came to the
conchssion that 1! bulls and bullocks were allowed to
reach full deveiopmea. they nvarubly shape into
very fne a.*)2na!s apable co'^petmg fare u r i bly
with runv a Bull Eiarop a n ca*tl* breed, such as the
Dexter and Kerry cattle. Ot course as mlk pro*
d»zrs these cstde have never been dsvdoped, and thus
a cow IS eonrdered good if s.he yields an averag- cf
twT> pints a day The udder and the tests are very
cnalL The chief coloar is black, black and white,
red and white and yellow and white . but bnndled
occur aJJjough not very often It as a hardy breed,
splsidid feeder and forager Incessant inbreeding
takes pUce. a.mf thus the same straji of blood is bemg
used m breedmg witheut the tntrodacbon of any
new th r o ug h changes o^ ara of course, with the
usual disastrous consequences During the lactatron
period the cows are never propoly fed. and the calnng
time IS never resrolaiei The \'etemary Departaoii
s troagfv recommends the introdjction of EngU
buOs and point out that while this may be full of diffi*
owesg to the coad itm of the country »nd
expenmeits made thst have frequesth* failed, the fiKt
resasis that a number always pull through and dw die
extremely welL
. As regards sheep breeding the sheep a da
i Ncrthem Tern* o nes is a small animal which pradna ^
^ K»ir cirtiHd cf wooL There are two breeds of
J which do the same, one being the fat tsled *
onematisg fiixn the Karakul sheep in Asia, asd
) 01119 breed exists in Morocco where it
j “ Barhann.** ^Hiethcr the Gedd Coast ’
* from the Karakul sheep or not, is
Uk^y These sheep are rsnarkzhly good
I j-yt splendid mothers . and d their sat is
. ccoxideration they are a pasing
bjtdaefs STve prefermce to this sheep Sheep
640
COLD COAST— IVORY COAST— KENYA COLONY
IS a most profitable industry, and a large number can
be maintained in every native village The only
drawbacks are the hyena and the leopard Cross
breeding with a large sized breed would immediately
prove profitable as the size would increase and the
ability to grow wool would probably be inherited
To illustrate the pracbcability of sheep breeding in
this part of Africa it should be mentioned that Menno
as well as Karakul sheep growing fine fleeces of wool
are doing very well indeed and attain farly large size
The French Government who have earned on a senes
of experiments in the Bend district of the Niger have
already success to report It is held that the Dorset
Horn breed should do peculiarly well in this Colony
As regards horse breeding good horses have been
bred here for a very long time, undoubtedly originating
from the Berber horse The natives give more care
to their horses than to any other domestic animal,
housing them at night while looking after them tn
flie day. It is held that for improvement Suffolk
stallions would do specially well
As regards pig breeding, the indigenous breed,
roaming about wild, is the ongin of the domestic pig
which IS small and black in colour, and remarkable
for its large litters, twelve to sixteen As this is a
grazing pig, improvement should probably be more
successful if crossed wnth boars of a grazing strain
All over the Colony enormous numbers of pigs are bred,
and the same tale could be told — in-breedmg and lack
of blood refreshing The Veterinary Department
are anxious that improvements should take place
through the importation of valuable Pedigree strains,
but consider it necessary to first disseminate better
knowledge among the natives concerning pig keeping
and treatment According to a recent report on the
live stock industry in the Gold Coast Colony, the
average price per head of cattle is estimated at £8,
sheep and goats los and horses £io The average
value of pigs is £3
Illuslraiton page 636
^
Livestock Breeding in The Ivory Coast.
This territory lying between Labena and the Cold
Coast IS a densely populated country belonging to
France, sery fertile and well watered with a popula-
tion of nearly 2,200000 natives but only a handful
of European residents The natives are industrious
and intelligent and of a peaceable dispiositton Their
chief occupation is live stock breeding, and very good
cattle are exported to neighbouring territories Goat
and sheep breeding are also undertaken * ' Along the
Akba and Sassandra rivers, on splendid pastures free
from the Tsetse fly, large herds of cattle are main-
tained No live stock census has been taken and the
number is unknown The Government is nowadays
centered at Bingerville to which place it was removed
some years ago from Bassam Veterinary officers are
employed to advise the natives m regard to livestock
bre^mz to which they devote much attention
Livestock Breeding in Kenya Colony.
The latest Live Stock estimate for Kenya Colony stales cattle 3 400,000, sheep 2 850,000, pigs
13 000 horses 500, goats 3 600 000, camels 60,000
One of the advantages to the stock breeder in
Ken>a is the abundance of natural pastures of very
nutntious grass and as there is no winter the stock
can be maintuncd on natural herbage all the year
through During the last three to four years
thanks to strict measures by the Veterinary
Department, contagious diseases have been sjslem-
aticall> fought and a considerable measure of
immunity is now generally obtained through
inoculation The change to the good speaking
generally, is now endent and the live stock to-^y can
scarcely be compared with what it was in pre war
da>s owing to the great care devoted to the domestic
animals by the European settlers These now hold
more than 200 000 head of cattle of which a great
proportion consists of graded ups' from the native
stock on which Shorthorn. Fries an. A>rshire Hereford.
Alierdcen Angus Jersey Red Poll and Kerry bulls
have been crossed Ilic problem for the settler,
w ra0-*r the live slock man is however, to find a market
t'‘r Ills surplus l>ccf. and already now. m the eleventh
year after the war, the increase in the cattle stock Is so
rapid as to make this problem one of some magnitude
The same may be stated in regard to dairy products
but with a view of meeting the difficulty, the Govern-
ment are anxious to create a dairy industry on modern
lines and to organise an export trade in the surplus
butter and cheese production to other countries
When the first European settlers in Kenya Colony
took up cattle breeding as the speediest means of
existence they were surprised to discover the enor-
mously Urge herds of cattle grazing everywhere,
in the possession of the natives m point of fact it
was early found that the number of herds and total
number of head in the Kenya Colony far outstripped
many other territories on the Afncan continent where
cattle breeding has been carried on since the dajs of
early colonisation . and the explanation is, of course,
to be found in the salubrious climate m Kenya The
occurrence of two rainy seasons in the jear guarantees f
a continuous growth of pastures, while over the immense
areas of the colony the rivers arc well distributed, with
eSundancc of vatcr No ilock houjinc ii re<iuiml
F'nmlh »pc<Vinr *ltKoin:^ of courwr rtluiMe
i^jd animals and imported dair> cattle must Isepro
treted aramst * ticls s^hicli infest the pranns(
Isndi all OCT tSe colom Tl>c T»et*e fl) infesti
certain di«tncli Etpenence liowcsef has ihoHn
tSat the Tietic fly seldom or neacf attacks the
d stncti "here the Europeans settle i e , at Kifther
altitudes The attacks from »»nld animals become
less eserj >ear TTie natne humped cattle of the
Zclni t)!^ arc suitable fer pradinR up There arc
sescral tJT*” amonjt »»hich s-cr> jtood cattle can f>c found
such as the Ma«i the Doran etc all cf v»hich are
probabl) nearl) immune to ticks With such cattle
material close at hand obtainable at extrerrsely low
prices the pradin?; up tndustr> should prose mteresting
and pannp to the lise slock man who approaches the
subject with an undcrstandmi; mind and wnlh sufficient
capital The indigenous cow is undoubtedly by
nature a good milker but as she is ncser required to
yield more milk than demanded by her calf her natural
propensities base neser been des eloped
As regards sheep breeding interesting progress
IS being made with grading up the natise ewes through
Menno rams and the w-ool from the cross product is
lately meeting good demand and better price in the
Enslish markets High up on the tableland sheep
breeding cannot fail to develop and it is likely that
within the next twenty years Kenya may develop her
sheep breeding industry on very much the same lines
as in British South Africa
The number of pure bred and graded up Menno
sheep may probably be estimated at close on 80000
HTe best sheep runs are along the plains of Laikipia m
the Rift valley and in the Nakuru and Kijabe districts
The average grcv»th of fine wool is now between 5 and
6 lbs and the quality is so much improved that the
wool sells easily on the London wool market The
cost of shearing the wool and shipping expenses to
England amount from zld to 3d p>er lb A reliable
estimate concerning the death rate percentage for the
Kenya sheep flocks gives the figure at from 8®o — 9 %
In comparison the birth rate of the breeding flocks
may be estimated at 87% while the loss of bmbs
between birth and weaning is scarcely more than 3%
It IS estimated that the average sheep run to become
a paying proposition should be not less than S 000 acres
on which about 2^00 sheep can be permanently kept
grazing The actual cost per head per annum for
maintaining a grazing sheep is about 3s and it is stated
that the sheep breeder calculates h» gross profit at JOs
Very good sheep land is now obtainable at prices from
5s to 25s per acre So far there is more sheep land
obtainable than the present number of sheep can fill
up On well watered lands two sheep to 3 acres can
be grazed without running any risks Witbm the
great Masai reserve breeding ewes can be acquired the
actual price being a matter of bargaining while a safe
average w ould be 15s to 20s per head These native
sheep are of a remarkably good size and strong
constitution and are excellent material for crossing
With a numlwr of English breeds or with Merinos
They grow no v^ool In the cross the mutton is
already of a very improved qual ty, and after the third
cross Merino v»ooI is growp Breeding for the sake
of breeding stud animals such as Merino rams, would
prove a remunerative enterprise
The Romney Marsh sheep are coming rapidly
into favour in the high country where they yield a
good fleece of wool as well as good carcases and in
a relatively wet country like Kenya they are not
subject to foot rot and other difficulties of the Menno
sbeep
It IS interesting to note that pigs thrive remarkably
well under the Kenya climate and develop size in this
country more rapidly than in many other tropical
lands probably owing to the circumstance that their
feed IS plentiful and alway's available at extremely
low pnees so that pig fattening where bran lucerne
and maize are available in large quantities at cheap
pnees should easily become a staple industry Bacon
and ham are produced in excellent qualities and an
export trade in these articles may probably develop
It IS stated on good authority that the existing
pig stock IS the direct progeny of stud pigs originally
impiorted from England and South Africa
To-day almost every Bntish pig breed is to be
found m the Colony where however it is stated that
the pig most suitable for local conditions is the cross
between Berkshire and Large Black This of
course refers to the question of breeding for the bacon
trade On the other hand there are indications point-
ing towards the Tamworth pig havnng an important
rote to pby in cross breeding, but too little expenence
has so far been gamed As soon as regularity for
outlets of the pig breeding industry can be arranged
there is every reason to believe that pig breeding will
come to the fore and generally taken up by European
settlers and the natives Attention is being paid to
the already existing bacon factory where complete
rcfngeralmg and up to date machinery hive been
installed As is the case among bacon curers in
England so here in Kenya Co’ony the curers have a
battle against deliveries of second class pigs
Where horse breeding is earned on success is
attained A number of imported Arab sires have
proved exceedingly useful as foundaticn for breeding
Somali pcnies Coats do exceedingly well and poultry
breeding is every year assuming larger proportions
Kenya Colony with its diversified climatic condi-
tions and many natural advantages will undoubtedly
develop and become one of the valuable jewels in tbe
Bntish Crown and it is only a question of time capital
and settlers There are now about 2600 Europeans
regularly engaged in agncultural pursuits An area
of nearly S 000 000 acres has been set aside for occupa-
t on by Europeans while another area of approximately
20000CO acres IS held available for alienation Of the
area already allotted 4 600 000 acres are already in
occupation The total cultivated area is now a
500000 acres showing an average of about 3
for each occupier It is estimated that
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MADAGASCAR
local Administration at its farm at Ambovombe in the
Province of Fort-Dauphm , and secondly by the Tour-
coing Chamber of Commerce at Andnandiimpy m the
Province of Betroka In the first instance the ideauto
obtain, by repeated cross breeding of the native sheep
with Provence and Chatillonnais rams a hardy breed
capable of producing in the 4tK or 51K generation a
good fleece of fine menno
The Tourcoing Chamber of Commerce on the
contrary, is endeavouring to acclimatize South African
merinos Experiments so far in this direction have not
been quite so successful as the results obtained at
Ambovombe , nevertheless the difficulties have in a !
certain measure been overcome and it is hoped that the
fruits of efforts will he apparent in a not too far distant
future
Goats — Apart from the Comoro Islands and the
west coast of Madagascar among the Musulman
populations of the Colony where goat breeding may be
said to exist goats are only found m insignificant
numbers and are kept more for their meat than for
milking
The native variety, however, descends from the
Nubian goat and its milking qualities are not to be
despised
They could easily be improved by the importation
of the Alpine breed or even the Maltese vanety if it
were not feared that the Utter might introduce * Medi
terranean fever, a disease which is so far non existent
in Madagascar
The local Administration is endeavouring to
acclimatis- Angora goats at its farm at Befanamy near
Tulear with a view to the production of mohair Two
kinds have been imported, one from Nairobi and the
other from South Africa The latter is proving to be
far superior to the Nairobi variety as a wool producer
As soon as the Befanamy farm has formed a
rjcleus of genitors experiments will be continued on
a more extensive scale in other parts of the Colony
The Administration is also contemplating the
introduction of the Astrakan sheep which should thrive
and be of service in certain dry regions m the south
>%est of the island or in the west Sakalava country
The estimated total number of goats in Madagascar
at the present time is scarcely more than 50 000
HoRSt3 — Horse breeding is confine to the high
nlateau land in the districts of Antananarivo, Ambato*
lampy Antsirabe and Faratsiho Numbers are slightly
decreasing owing to the opening of new roads and the
consequent increase m motor vehicles as being a more
rapid means of transport
The pnncipal objects of horse breeding in Mada-
gascar are to provide remounts for the military corps,
and an element of sport on the local race courses
The Veterinary Department has made an attempt
at encouraging the breeding of light draught horses for
agricultural and transport purposes by introducing
Brittany stallions but the experiment has met with
little success, the demand for this class of animal being
very small It is true that in a country like Madagascar
the draught horse which demands constant attention,
good keep special harness and an experienced driver,
cannot compete favourably with draught oxen
The local Administration however, is desirous of
stimulating the horse breeding industry with a view to
encouraging a more extensive use of horses for travel-
ling over the country roads and thus liberate for other
work natives hitherto employed as filanjana ” (pala-
quin) bearers The scarcity of labour makes it impera-
tive that everything should be attempted to obviate
waste The gradual supression of the filanjana
and Its substitution by equine transport would be a
means to attaining this end and would at the same time
five a considerable impetus to the horse breeding
industry At the present time there arc only some 4 50°
horses m the Colony 1 500 of which are brood mares
The insignificance of these numbers « all the more .
deplorable as they render the breeding of mules on
a large scale impossible and it is particularly the mule
owing to its hardiness and sure footedness in difficult
country which would be appreciated by travellers
both as a riding and as a pack animal
Donkey breeding is carried on on an even smaller
scale than horse breeding doubtless owing to the fact
that until recently there has been little demand for
them A certain number is now being used for trans- j
port work . I
Ostriches — ^These birds introduced into Mada- 1
gascar from South Africa m 1902 are thoroughly I
acclimatised and thrive well at the Government farm
at Befanamy and on private farms in the dry regions j
of the south TTie slump in feather prices has how- 1
ever as is the case m South Africa arrested the develop
ment of the industry Breeders confine themselves to
keeping a few breed animals in the uncertain hope that
ostneh feathers may once more be la mode
"liie number of ostriches in the Colony at the j
present time is only about 600 I
Cattle Breeding in Madagascar.
By Wm Sutkerlanp, Ambohi Janahary, Madagascar
Cattle breeding m Madagascar from the breeders'
point of view 1$ a very promising industry, but at
present it seems to be passing through a critical stage
Most of the cattle are owned by the native Mala-
gas/, nearly every family possessing from one or two,
to several thousands and they take great pride in
<^ning a few very big bul/ocb which on the death
of the owner are killed to make fete and to help his
spint on the way The horns are afterwards placed m
conspicuous positions on the tomb of the dcaased,
or on high poles m the village When male children
are arcumcised bulls are kill^. and the father in con-
gratulating the child expresses the wish that his progeny
may be as numerous and as vigorous as those of (he bti//
MADAGASCAR
645
The cattle arc ncarl) al! of the Zcfni breed, \cO
Kard\ and actne. and tra\c 1 lone dittanect to market
viih 1c<i lo*» of VkDchl than perhaps an) other breed
The) are »lou to mature but «hcn properl) fattened
the meal is of excellent qualit) As draught oxen
the) also excel as the) lra>el fatter than most other
breeds and pull veil The Malajrai) use them also
for puddling their nee fields b) dnnnc them in herds
round and round the field >shich has been imgatcd to
a depth of about nine inches This is xer) tr>mR v^-orlc
and the) quicLl) lose condition Plouchint; through
mud and xxater up to their hcllies xrith half a dozen
jelling dexils m loin cloths armed v.nlh sticks chasing
them round, the xx'ondcr is that thc> lurxixe al all
The hump IS considered a groat dclicac) as it it
formed of alternate la)ers of meat and fat It also
acts as a resene to strengthen the animal in penodt
vihcn fodder is scarce . it then becomes limp and turns
oxer to one side N^^cre these cattle ongiruted is
difficult to sa), but tlic) greatly resemble the cattle
of the East African Highlands though one sometimes
sees one or txso in a herd of pure faun grey colour
xfllh all the characteristics of the Indian Zebu The
usual coloun are black and red or cither of these
two colours mixed xsnth white The pure black seems
to be the best colour, but red is aba good, and bulls of
either of these colours arc very prepotent
There are about 7,000.000 head of cattle m Mada« .
gascar, though the number is thought to be consider* I
ably higher, but this does not appear so as the natives
think that by registering their cattle for taxes it gives 1
them a sort of title to the number registered for m
the case of loss or theft they are oblig^ to go to the
native offiaals for passports and give full desenp*
bons of the missing animals In some of the more
unsettled regions this may not De the case, but gen-
erally speaking it is so Therefore it may be taken for
granted that they register all or nearly all. they possess
In any case, 500 000 would probably more than cover
the unregistered ones
The Zebu bullocks take about seven years to
mature, and when fattened on open pasturage will weigh
from 375 to 425 kilos , but when pit fatted will go as
high as 500 lalos or more The cows are small, weigh
jng only 300 kilos for the best pasture fattened
The percentage of big bullocks is very much less
to-day than it was a few years ago owing mostly to the
fact that the local meat works buy any class of animal
for canning so long as they can get it at a low price,
for xvith hides at high prices the meat costs very little .
Prices at present range from 125 to 250 francs |
for the smaller and poorer class of arumals, to 450
francs for good pasture fattened bullocks and up to
700 francs for pit fattened
There are a few thousand cross breds near the
principal centres such as Tananarive Tamatave,
Antsirabe, etc , but this cross breeding has been*
earned out more to improve the milk supply than to
improve the quality of the beef The bulls that are
being used were imported from France and are mostly
of the Normandy and Limousine breeds the former for
I milk, and the Utter for beef ; but it must be admitted
j that ibex are far from being the best of their class
I It xvould certainly be interesting to see the result of
crosses from some of the more famous and quickly
matunng beef breeds An> improxement made so far
m the xx8> of cross breeding or the checking of disease
IS due altogether to the Veterinary Department which
has a xery capable staff, hut iHcv are greatly handi-
capped for want of funds and for this reason not
able to accomplish xery much
In the best cattle country “ ticks " are very
numerous, and until such time as this pest can be kept
in check through dipping there is very little hope of
successful cross breeding There are two speaes
of tick that cause most of the trouble — the ordinary
Blue tick.” and the " Bont ” or ” Bonl legged tick, ’
and the Utter is xer) difficult to deal xxnth So far,
practically nothing has been done to combat this pest.
There is not much cattle disease m Madagascar,
and the native cattle seem immune Tuberculosis
causes the heaviest loss, and it may be estimated that
3% — 4*C of the cattle m the northern parts are in-
fected with It. and a far greater percentage in the south
There is also a mild form of Anthrax against which the
Veterinary Department inoculate each year a large
number of cattle The losses from Anthrax are, how-
ever. not high, and it may be considered that the disease
IS under control The natives usually eat the meat of
animals that die from Anthrax, so it cannot be very
virulent
As regards the improvement of the native breed
by selection the Veterinary Department has done
little or nothing and such expenments that have been
earned out in this direction are due solely to European
breeders As nearly all the Malagasy breeders allow
their young male animals to reach the age of three to
four years before castrating them it happens, of course,
that the cows are frequently mated with their own
progeny, or with any nondesenpt animal in the herd
The result is disastrous, but could be easily remedied
if the owners were obliged to castrate their animals at
or before the age of one year, and to use only bulls
that had been certified by a representative of the
Department The native vetennanes could easily
perform those duties
The natural pasturage is in most parts very good,
and the carrying capacity high but as the dry season
lasts about seven months there is usually a shortage
of grass for about two months before the rams which
fall in the five months from the isl of November to the
end of March
This of course refers to the cattle country, for in
the forest distncts on the East G>ast it rams nearly
all the year round The cattle country generally is
hilly, and in some parts mountainous The hills are
usually dry and rather barren, but the countless little
valleys among them are really very good, usually en-
ndied by small running streams or marsh land In
fact, the country is wonderfully well watered except
in the south cf the Island where a huge scopie of land
has been infested with pneUy pear There the cattle
lIADAGASCft^
local Admnutration at its farm at Amixnombe tn the
Province of Fort Dauphin anti secondly by th* Tour '
coins Chamber Commerce at Andnandamp% in the '
Provmce of Betrota In the first instance, the ideawto
obtain by repeated cross-breeding of the natiie sheep
v.rth Proience and Qiajllonnais rams a hardy b eed
capable of produang in the 4th or 5th Generation a
good fl-ece of fin*' menno
The Tourcoing Chamber of Commerce on the
contrary is endeavouring to acclimatize South African
nv*rinos Expenmmts so far m this direction have not
l^een quite to successful as the results obtained at
Ambovombe nevertheless the difficulties have m a
certain measure been overcome and it is boped that the
fruits of efforts will be apparent in a not too far distant
future
GoaT' — ^Apait from the Comoro Islands and the
Vrcst coast of Madasaacar among the MusiJman
populations of the Colony where goat breeding may be
said to exist. Goats arc only found in insignificant
numbers and are hept more for their meat than for
milking
The native variety however descends from the
Nubian goat and its milking qualities are not to be
despised
They could easily be improved by the importation
of the Alpine breed or even the Maltese variety if it
were not feared that the Utter might introduce Medi
terranean fever a disease which is so far non existent
in MadaGascaf
The local Administration is endeavouring to
acclimatis- Angora goats at its farm at Befanamy near
Tulear with a view to the production of mohair Two
kinds have been imported one from Nairobi and the
other from South Africa The Utter is proving to be
far superior to the Nairobi variety as a wool producer
As soon as the Befanamy farm has formed a
nucleus of genitors experiments will be continued on
a more extensive scale in other parts of the Colony
The Administration is also contemplating the
introduction of the Astrakan sheep which should thrive
and be of service in certain dry regions in tbc south
west of the island or m the west SakaUva country
The estimated total number of goats m Madagascar
at the present time is scarcely more than 50 000
Horses — Horse breed ng 1$ confin^ to the high
plateau land m the districts of Antananarivo Ambato-
Umpy Ants rabe and Farats ho Numbers are slightly
decrees ng owing to the opening of new roads and the
consequent increase in n»*or Tehid'*s as bemg a mo e
rapid means of transport.
The prmapal objects of borse-breedmG m Mada
gascar are to provide remounts for the military corps
and an element of sport on the local race-courses
The Vetennarv Department has made an attempt
i* cnoJuraging the breeing of light draught horses for
agricultural and transport purpo<es bv introducing
Bnttany stallions but the experiment has met v.nth
little success the demand for this class of animal beirg
very small ft 1$ true that in a country LLe Madagascar
the draught horse vshich demands constant attention
good keep speaal harness and an eipcnenced driver
cannot compete favourably with draught-oicn
The iool Administration however is desirous of
stimuUbng the horse breeding industry with a view to
encouraging a more extensive use of horses for travel
ling over the country roads and thus liberate for other
work natives hitherto employed as filanjana (pala
quin) bearers The scaraty of labour makes it impera
live that everything should be attempted to obvia e
waste The gradual supresston of the filinjana
and its substitution by equine transport would be a
means to attaining this end and would at the same time
give a considerable impetus to the horse breeding
industry At the present time there are only some 4 «Soo
horses m the Colony i 500 of whjch are brood mares
The insignificance of these numbers is all the more
deplorable as they render the breeding of mules on
a Urge scale impossible and it is particularly the mule
owing to its hardiness and sure footedness in diffiwlt
country viKich would be appreaated by travellers
both as a riding and as a pack animal
Donkey breeding is carried on on an even smaller
scale than horse brei^ing doubtless owing to the fact
that until recently there has been little demand rof
them A certain number is now being used for trans
port vvork , ,
0s7sjcH£S — ^These birds introduced into Mada
gascar from South Africa m 1902 are thoroi^hly
acclimatised and thrive well at the Government farm
at Befanamy and on private farms in the dry re^ons
of the south The slump m feather prices h« how
ever as is the case in Soudi A/nca arrested thed^eJop
menl of the industry Breeders confine thernselves to
keeping a few breed animals in the uncertain hope that
ostrich feathers may once more be la m^e
The number of ostriches in the Colony at the
present t me is only about doa
Cattle Breeding in Madagascar
By Wm Sutherland, Ambohi Janahary Madagascar
Cattle breed ng in Madagascar from the breeders
po nt of View is a very promising industry but at
present it seems to be passing through a critical stage
Most of the cattle are owned by the native Mala
e«y nearly every family possess ng from one or two
to several thousands and they take great pride in
*^ning a few very b g bullocks which on the death
of the owner are lolled to make fete and to help his
spirit on the way The horns are afterwards placed m
conspicuous posit ons on the tomb of the dec«sed
or on high poles in the village When jnale children
are arcumcised bulls are lolled and the father in con
gratulating the child expresses the wish that his progwy
maybe as numerous andasvigorous as those of the bull
MADAGASCAR
645
The caltlc are ncarl) al) o( ihc Zebu breed, \ef>
Kard^ and actne, and lra\cl long distances to nurlel
wlb less loss o{ weipht than perhaps any other breed
They arc sW to mature, but uhen properlj fattened
the meat it of excellent quality At draught oxen
they also excel as they lra>cl faster than most other
breeds and pull well The Malagasy use them also
for puddling their ncc fleldt by dn\ing them m herds
round and round the field which has been imgaled to
a depth of about nine inches This is ^cr) trying work
and they quickly lose condition PJouehing through
mud and water up to their bellies, with half a doren
xcihng de\iU in loin cloths armed with sticks chasing
them round, the w-ondcr is that they sur>ive al all
The hump is considered a great delicacy as it is
formed of alternate layers of meat and fat It also
acts as a rcscr\e to strengthen the animal in periods
when fodder is scarce , it then becomes limp and turns
oser to one side Where these cattle originated is
difficult to say. but tliey greatly resemble the cattle
of the East African Highlands though one sometimes
sees one or two in a herd of pure faun grey colour
with all the charactenstics of the Indian Zebu The
usual colours are black and red or either of these
two ooloun mixed with white The pure black seems
to be the best colour, but red is also good and bulls of
either of these colours are very prepotent
There are about 7.000 000 head of cattle in Mada>
gascar. though the number is thought to be consider-
ably higher, but this does not appear so. as the natives
think that by registenng their cattle for taxes it gives
them a sort of title to the number registerd for m
the case of toss or theft they are obliged to go to the
native officials for passports and give full desenp-
tions of the missing animals In some of the more
unsetded regions this may not be the case but gen- I
erally speaking it is so Therefore it may be taken for
granted that they register all or nearly all they possess
In any case, 500000 would probably more than cover
the trirri^isfered ones
The Zebu bullocks take about seven years to
mature and when fattened on open pasturage will weigh
from 37S to 425 kilos , but when pit fatted will go as
high as 500 lalos or more The cows arc small weigh-
ing only 300 kilos for the best pasture fattened
The percentage of big bullocks is very much less
to-day than it was a few years ago owing mostly to the
fad that the local meat works buy any class of animal
for canning so long as they can get it at a low price,
for with hides at high prices the meat costs very little
Prices at present range from 125 to 250 francs
for the smaller and poorer class of animals, to 450
francs for good pasture fattened bullocks and up to
700 francs for pit fattened
There are a few thousand cross breds near the
pnnapal centres such as Tananarive, Tamatave,
Antsirabe. etc , but this cross breeding has been*
earned out more to improve the milk supply than to
improve the quality of the beef The bulls that are
being used were imported from France and are mostly
cf the Normandy and Limousine breeds the former for
milk, and the Utter for beef , but it must be admitted
that they are far from being the best of thcir dass
It would certainly be interesting to tee the result of
crosses from some of the more famous and quickly
maturing beef breeds Any improvement made so far
m the wj> of cross breeding or the checJong of disease
IS due altogether to the Vetennary Department which
has A very capable staff, hut they are greatly handi-
capped for want of funds and for this reason not
able to accomplish very much
In the best cattle country “ ticks " are v«y
numerous, and until such time as this pest can be kept
in check through dipping there is very little hope of
successful cross breeding There are two speaes
of tick that cause most of the trouble — the Ordinary
' Blue tick *’ and the “ Bont ” or ’* Bont legged tick,”
and the Utter is ver> difficult to deal with So far,
practically nothing has been done to combat this pest.
There is not much cattle disease in Madagascar,
and the native cattle seem immune Tuberculosis
causes the heaviest loss, and it may be estimated that
3% — 4% of the cattle m the northern parts are in-
fected with it and a far greater percentage in the south
There is also a mild form of Anthrax against which the
Vetennary Department inoculate each year a Urge
number of cattle The losses from Anthrax are. how-
ever. not high, and it may be considered that the disease
IS under control The natives usually eat the meat of
animals that die from Anthrax so it cannot be very
virulent
As regards the improvement of the native breed
by selection the Vetennary Department ha$ done
little or nothing and such expenments that have been
earned out in this direction are due solely to European
breeders As nearly all the Malagasy breeders ^low
their young male animals to reach the age of three to
four years before castrating them it happens of course,
that the cows are frequently mated with their own
progeny, or with any nondesenpt animal in the herd
The result is disastrous, but could be easily remedied
if the owners were obliged to castrate their animals at
or before the age of one year, and to use only bulls
that had been certified by a representative of the
Department The native vetermanes could easily
perform those dubes
The natural pasturage is m most parts very good,
and tne carrying capaaty high, but as the dry season
lasts about seven months there is usually a shortage
of grass for about two months before the rains, whiA
fall in the five months from the ist of November to the
end of March
This of course refers to the cattle country, for in
the forest districts on the East Giast it rams nearly
all the year round The cattle country generally is
hilly, and in some parts mountainous The hills are
usually dry and rather barren but the countless little
valleys among them are really very good, usually en-
nch^ by small running streams or marsh land In
fact, the country is wonderfully well watered
in the south cf the Island where a huge scope of ‘
has been infested with pnckly pear There
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live principally on the pear which serves as food and
water , but recently an insect Coccus indtcus
has attacked and destro>ed most of it so that the
problem js to find a new fodder in the wa\ of grasses
and to provide water, either by conservation or by
sinking Nothing, however, has been attempted
Cattle thieving is rampant and the wastage caused
enormous The European breeder suffers less than
the nattre, who often loses half or even the whole of
his herd
ihe Madagascar 1927 Budget provided for
Ffs 207,777,000. of which amount Frs 65,000000
are raised by the cattle taxes and taxes connected
with the cattle industry This shows the importance
of cattle breeding m Madagascar
The cattle business will certainly reach important
proportions
Jllushaltont pagt 637
Livestock Breeding in Madeira.
In this beautiful island famed mr its salubrious,
equable climate and good wine, where the mean
temperature is only m extreme instances above 74 deg .
the rearing of live stock is much neglected as is proved
by the very high market prices for pork mutton,
beef, wool and dairy products There is an abundance
of splendid pasturage, and the few breeders of live
stock, as mentioned below, breed successfully The
exishng live stock is, however, very insufficient to
meet the island’s demands and there is a good oppor-
tunity for importing agricultural stud animals, especially
sheep and pigs The popular taste is in favour of the
black breeds, especially the Berkshire pig and the
large sized breeds would not meet with general approval
This island group consists of the islands of Madeira
and Porto Santo besides three smaller islands, whicl
together form a Province of the Republic of Portugal
The area is scarcely more than 320 square miles and tb
population about 165000 The island of Madeira r
35 miles long and 12 miles broad, and across the islant
runs an extensive plain, Paul de Serra Here pasture
and small farms abound and pig and sheep breedms
should certainly prove very remunerative In thi
lower part of the island, vineyards and orange anc
lemon tree plantations are mmgled with small faTOi
where fruit, coffee and arrowroot are grown
rye and wheat crops can be seen everj'whcre, but th<
chief source of income is m the part of the islanc
where the world renowned Malmsey grapes from whicf
the Madeira wine is derived are grown
BlaMy En«it J
Ccuvc a A
HiatoB Harry
Prominent Breeders.
Quiata do Palbeiro Puacbal
R« jhad Ov«lha
S ioti Paine rx
ia Bcasea
Rtid \V & A.
Kay do Canarx
Tomer M ss L.
M nU do Bom Sue Funchal
iuintxSaoJao ,
^luiU Eaperxaet
Livestock Breeding in Mauritius.
TTie Live Stock estimate stales cattle 13650, sheep 1410, pigs 2,078, horses 650.
The cattle found m the Island can be divided
into two main classes corresponding to the two types
humped, or Indian cattle, and humpless, or European
cattle, the former being used for draught and meat
purposes and the Utter comprising the milk animals
Most of the humped cattle originate from Madagascar
stock and it is only of late that improvement has been
started by crossing with the following imported Indian
breeds Hissar, Ongole, Mysore, these importations
having been carried out by the Department of AgneuI
ture soon after its inception in 1914
As regards the meat industry, no effort has so far
been made to breed cattle specially for beef, animals
of the Madagascar type being used indifferently for
draught or meat purposes
Quite recently, however, bulls and cows of the
Qiarollaive breed have been imported for the Stock
Breeders Association The milk cattle comprise'
representatives of \anous imported breeds The main
portion of the local stock appears to descend from breeds
of Northern France, such as the Bretonne and the
Normandy Cattle but have lost most of their ehar-
actenstics Of late, Friesland cattle have been intro
duced by the Department of Agriculture, and there is
good ground to believe that this breed will successfully
improve the dairy stock of the Island. Thejersey breed,
too, has been imported, especially from Australia as
well as some Shorthorn cattle but so far it cannot I c
that the latter importations are showing marked
signs of success .
Breeding of pure bred pigs (speaally Middle
and Berkshire breeds) is earned out on a somewhat
limited scale, being confined speaally to those estab-
lishments which are engaged m butter manufacture
'ITie mongrel pig is found m fair numbers throughout
the Island more especially in labourers compounds
on Sugar Estates
Sheep are being raised here and there m the
Colony, exclusively for mutton purposes
Horse breeding v\as earned out on a small scale
in the previous century but had to be abandoned on
account of the abundance of “ ticks ' and, finally,
the prevalence of Surra ’ Of late however, a fresh
tna! with the breeding of horses of the speed type
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647
has b«m attempted on the Itttoral on the north eastern
part of the Island hut it is too carlj at present to
state sshether the trial wH be a success or not
Mauntiui acquired b> EnpUnd through conquest
and cession in the >ean xSto has a total area of
720 square miles Mth an estimated poj ulation of round
aliout 400,000 Ilj export trade ts Horth between
£9000000 and £10000000 per annum Spcaimi;
pencrall) the Icscl of culture m the Island is scry hich
ovnne to the fact that so %cr> manj among the inhabi
tants arc descendants of the old French planters
In 1885 a Ginstitution was Risen to the Island accord
ing to which there are now eight officul nine nominated
and ten elected Members of whom a certain number
IS drawn from the local population If there now and
then are traces of dissatisfaction such as a rule emanates
from the educated Creoles The bulk of the population
howes-er ts satisfied and general prosperity 1$ the rule
In 183s when the •!a\es were emanapated most of the
Mauntius planters turned to India for labour Th-
result of this IS that to*da) the Indians bom and bred
m Mauntius number well o>er one quarter of a milt ot
while the other inhabitants may be estimated at too 000
and three-quarters are Creoles As a point of fact
the asriCTiltural Hindus hold nearly half of the culti
\alcd find of the Colony
As IS well known Mauritius exists on its sugar
production and esen if dunng the last few >cars after
the \^ar there has been a slump tn sugar prices it may
be asserted that on the whole the Island is prosperous
Scientific im| rovement of the brger agricultural
estates in the Island was recommended and during
the general prosperity brought to the Island during
the war >ears through very high sugar prices many
plantations were modernised and new machiner}
acquired in the sugar industry Mauritius howescr
complains of lack of closer contact with Europe and
the fact remains that she is four weeks distant from
England a circumstance that is regrettable as otherwise
Mauritius would certainly become one of the best
holiday resorts for English trascllers It is a del ghtful
place full of beautiful scenery where life is easy and
not too dear and m )ears to come undoubtedly the
live stock industry will make headway and there
will be plenty of room for improvements through
imported Pedigree animals
The Lne Stock estimate for Morocco states
Wealth and prosperity will come to this country
through agriculture Blessed by nature in man)
directions conveniently situated m the north west
comer of Afnca soil and natural resources are such
as to designate Morocco to become one of the big livestock
raisers on the Afncan continent This fact was early
recognised — indeed the Romans looked upon Morocco
as their granary and for centuries vast fortunes were
piled up by the Sultans and native chiefs through
Lve stock breeding and grain cropping and if these
circumstances only in comparatively speaking recent
times have been known to the outside world the ex
planation is that the rulers were alwa>s anxious to hide
their country from the inquisitive eyes of the hated
Europeans Almost 85% of the Morocco country is
eminently suitable for farming The great Atlas
mountain chain separates the country from the desert
to the south and east protecting the arable land from
the hot desert winds Moisture 1$ obtained from the
Atlantic and so it will be seen that the whole country
IS profiting from these physical advantages WJjct in
years to come the great nvers and their tributaries
are properly utilised the country can be irrigated to
a very great extent for the benefit of agriculture The
rivefs Tcnsift Sebou and Oum er Rebia rise in the
Atlas and flow in a westerly course towards the Atlantic
so that construction of irrigation would be compare
tively speaking easy and not too expensive With the
help of these big nvers the large plains between them
especially the plain of Marrakesh could be easily
imgated and here the more often than not nch crops
could be many times increased in value The question
sheep 9250000 pigs 6 tooo horses 19x000
of imgation however is net $0 easily solved as the
native Tribes hold certain water nghts which the
French authonties are disinclined to alter or cut into
Speaking generally the climate is beautiful and the
heal seldom too oppressive although of course inland
the influence of the moisture from the Atlantic and the
coo! breezes arc less felt In some places such as Fez
and Marrakesh the summers are very warm The
rainfall as a rule is regular most of it fall ng in the
Atlas regions while in the south m the Oases of Tablet
and in the valleys of Oued Draa where the rainfall is
almost next to nothing moisture is created through the
abundance of small rivers crossing the country m all
directions In certain years the ram is deficient when
of course bad harvests occur In some districts such
as the Casablanca Rabat and in the Meknes Fez
the ram falls in the autumn and as a rule tn suffiaent
quantities to allow the winter sowing The spring
rams are due in March April December and January
The soil is wonderfully fertile mostly a nch black
soil although some I ght soils also can be seen It is
however a fact that in Morocco most crops thnve better
in a not too heavy soi!
Although It is difficult to exactly state the area
of Morocco under the French Protectorate as no real
surv^ has ever been made it is probably correct
to state that round about six million acres are now culti-
vated chiefly for wheat maize millet linseed cummin
seed beans and peas Sorghum is largely cultivated
and market garden ng is earned on over some 15 000
acres New areas are every year being taken up and
quite possibly these figures represent a too low esti
Livestock Breeding in Morocco
cattle 1 943 000
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MOROCCO
In addition to this acreage, there are some three million
acres of land under cultivation in Eastern Morocco
As regards Land Tenure, large areas are freehold
property, while much land belongs collectively to
various Tribes. The French Government have recently
commenced a system according to which certain
portions of these Tribal lands can be sold when it has
been proved that the natives are incapable of proper
•cultivation Then, the religious institutions own and
hold very large stretches of land, the exact areas of
which cannot be estimated as no survey has ever been
permitted , and much land belongs to the “ Malchzen ”
that IS the Government These lands are obtainable
for foreign settlers on long leases, and the Government
never put any obstacles in the way of tenure. Of
course, the whole question of tenure in Morocco is
more or less m a state of flux owing to the absence of
proper survey maps, and as a result from the disorganisa-
tion of Rights that has always existed in Morocco
in spite of the fact that Islamic Laws concerning real
estate are very clear, leaving nothing for guess work
The French Government, however, have ever since the
Protectorate was declared found it to be good policy to
deal gently with the questions of land so as not to hurt
the natives susceptibilities, but it is generally expected
that during the next five to ten years a very clear Land
Tenure System will be worked out The European
settler, anxious to obtain land, can simply buy ibe same
as most of the land is freehold He has, however, to [
exercise great care m regard to the Land Titles and |
such should never be accepted for good on the face of !
the written word , nor should the would be purchaser |
entrust his instructions to a local land agent The
best way of acquiring real estate in Morocco is to acquire
land from a European owner who has m his time, as
a matter of course, gone through the whole machinery
of ascertaining the rights Very large areas are divided
up m Government estates, and more often than not
let on easy terms to tenants During the last five years,
or so, much land that formerly was used by the Tnbes
has now been obtained by the Government who are
anxious to let the same to settlers willing to undertake
proper cultivation On the other hand, grazing land
IS still held collectively by a Tribe or by a number of
villages It IS, however, the rule that a purchaser of
arable land situated in the neighbourhood of such graz-
ing land may utilise the grazing rights without any
interference In many parts of the country the right
to graze cattle and other live stock over these natural
pastures is easily obtainable from the Government
against the payment of an annual small rent
So far, fertilisers have not been utilised and,
therefore, it is dear that the soil must indeed be fertile
seeing that year after year since time immemorial good
crops have been harvested Most of the large estates
now cultivated or purchasable, comprise from 1,000
to 1400 acres There is a number of well cultivated
estates of 2 000 acres but not easily obtainable , while
here and there estates of 6000 to loooo acres exist,
often belonging to well lo-do Moors The very best
land under cultivation where irrigation exists or is
easily arranged can be purchased from £12 to £18 an
acre while less good land can be acquired at from £6
to £g Unclean land requiring overhauling before
cropping, IS very cheap in price These prices and con-
ditions obtain m French Morocco, whereas m the
Spanish and the Tangier Zones conditions are not so
favourable, and more difficulties in connection with
land tenure exist The French Government are now
working out a scheme for cutting up large stretches of
fertile land into small holdings from 200 to 490 acres,
with a view of creating earden farms, suitable for
Europeans, but chiefly for French subjects , and these
are obtainable on very easy terms of payment, or very
long tenancies
In the western part of French Morocco it may be
estimated that some 400 000 acres arable land are now
farmed by Europeans Most of the farms here arc
from 200 to 1,000 acres m size In the neighbourhood
of Meknes and m the Sebou valley the values are
, higher, prices varying from 400 to 700 Fres per hectare
In the Doukkala district, and also m the Chaou
district prices vary from 450 to 700 Fres per hector
In the ^mmour district much good land is obtoinabi
at 200 to 600 Fres per hectare, and in the coast
districts m the neighbourhood of Rabat the price ;
190 to 500 Fres per hectare Lands at nowmenhone
pnees are not irrigated , where an imgalion system
well planned, is in full work the native ovmm ver
often ask and obtain 900 to 2,000 Fres per hectari
but these prices may not be unreasonable as the so
IS in a very high stale of cultivation
In the Beni Ahsen and the Gharb districts wher
there is a steady and invariably regular rain fall, muc
and very fine grazing land exists These districts cor
stitute the north western part of the French Prolectorati
and he in an unbroken stretch up to the mountai
range The Rivers Oued and Sebou are running straign
across these lands and here the moisture is such as t
keep the crops in a wonderfully healthy state, eve:
m very hot summers In this district conditions ar
probably more favourable to the European settler thai
anywhere else There is a net of military railway
stretching all over the land over which the farmers
products, etc , can be carried at very low tran^or
rates, and the shipping facilities are quite good Her
some wonderful crops are raised, wheat and barlej
fully comparable with the very best crops in Europe
Splendid cattle and sheep are bred , generally speaking
the whole district is more suited for live slock raisinf
than anything else
In the Taza distnct lying between Fez and easterr
Morocco, so far, arable farming has not '
owing to the constant warfare with the Tribes bui
conditions are very promising chiefly fof hve stoci
raising, while very good crops can be seen it is t
bcauliW country, full of magnificent olive groves
nchly watered through a net of rivers, with a thri ty
population spread all over The new railway aza-
Fez will be a means of facilitating the marketing ot {arm
produce
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649
Amonjj itock lirccdinR dulncli ihc Rahat ihrou^h
vHicK ihc n%cr OucH Bou Regret is wndinjf t(i >%av to
t})e coast It a lan;e contrHiutor to the cattle martccti
and \cf) pood cillle are breJ here In Eastern Morocco
Inc iloclc breeding it also ucll dcsclopcd oumg lo
beas-) crops of Alfa and pcnerall) splendid pastures
This part of Morocco is much under the influence of
»ca ssinds wth a plcntitude of moisture \shile the land
IS clesated and the soil emmenti) suited to stock
raising In this district there are more European
breeders and farmers than in an) other part of Morocco
espcaall) at Triffa close to the Bene Mountains on
the Algerian frontier This is a wide wheat growing
distnet while barle) and oats do splendid!) Man)
commeraal crops are grown here — the Geranium from
which perfumes are distilled the Arachide utilised
in the cattle cale mdustr) wine oliscs etc The
Angad plain is a large stretch o! arable land and con
siderable cattle raising is taking place here The
Chaouia is a district cosenng more than three million
acres in parts of somewhat sandy soil and m other parts
of a nch black earth while farther inland (he soil u
reddish in colour Several nvers are traversing the
district and although cattle breeding is not so developed
here it is merel) a question of time when breeders
will take up such activities owing to the vianity of
Casablanca one of the most important centres in the
whole country Here very good land is obtainable at i
prices from £xo to £14 an aae j
In the Province of Doukkala the soil is very nch
and the crops grown heavy and of the very best quabty
Some 850 000 acres out of a total of 1 600 000 acres
arable land are under cultivat on and here the popula
tion IS devoting its activities exclusively to (arming and
live stock breeding The land is split up m very small
farms all well cultivated and very rarely is any of
these for sale Bes des cattle sheep and goats arc bred
here and horse breeding is of late coming to the fore
owing to the introduction of French stallions Imports
and exports are facilitated through the port of Mazagan
Farther on a great agncultural district the Abda
Chiadma Haha with Mogadore as a port is chiefly
devoted to garden farming fruit growing and similar
small pursuits but sheep arc bred here in considerable
quantities Honey production is also an industry to
which much care is devoted and Mogadore honey is
an article of export everywhere in demand
In the Marrakesh district chiefly inhabited by
native Tribes a very considerable live stock industry
has existed since time immemorial and here very good
<attle and sheep are bred but farming is neglected
the people being more given to live slock breeding
When these enormous Plains are properly irrigated —
the present system being most pnmitive almost
valueless— probably the district will become prommoit
for horse breeding as the inhabitants arc wide awake
to the benefit of crossing their indigenous Jive stock
with imported pure bred animals Farther north one
■of the finest agricultural districts in Morocco the
Tadla district through which some important nvat
Add to the fert lity is well cultivated indeed magnili
cent crops of wheat and barley bringing much pros-
peniy to the cultivators
As IS the case in so man) countries m Europe
farming preparations commence m Morocco towards
ibe end of October when ploughing is general «JJ over
the counlD In June and July the crops are as a rule
ready for harvesting and immediately the land is cleared
the sowing of the second crop lakes place Among
the crops in eastern and western Morocco perhaps
\!fa should be given the prominence as it develops
splendidly owing lo the hot dry soil Canary seed is
another crop of prominence and so is the Arachide
while barley probably is the most commonly culti
vated crop as it supplies the materials for bread making
TTic sugar beet will someday take its place in crop
rotation as experiments have proved the soil to be suit
able but up to now the cost of transport seems pro>
bibilise The Cotton crop although experiments have
pro>ed successful is not so general as one would be
inclined to think the reasons being a disinclination
on ibe part of the cultivators to subject themselves to
the hard work connected with (he plantmg and the
risks through night frost Experts hold however
I that It has been abundantly proved that Morocco is
quite suitable for cotton cultivation
I It IS more likely than not that Morocco one day
wifi become one of the largest stock raising countries
on the African continent as the natives have a knack
for breeding and great experience m handling live
slock Since the French Protectorate became effective
the live stock has increased enormously— in fact accord
mg to Government statistics cattle increased over 17%
pigs 85*0 and sheep 27% while it is even stated that
calves and heifers have increased by 60% The popu
lation may at a low estimate be considered at six million
people and as the live stock now bred is more than
sufficient (cr maintaining the population the question
of disposing of the surplus stock will soom become a
pressing one This is being realised by many and
therefore with a view of turning the surplus slock into
profitable business it is recognized that it can only
take place through the importation and use of suitable
Stud animals This remark may apply to cattle as well
as pigs sheep and horses even goats and poultry
Although the natives are %ery ignorant and their
methods primitive in the extreme partly owing to
Ignorance of how to breed to profit and partly or mainly
owing to poverty which prevents the acquisition of
better animals valuable animals for breeding have
never been acquired and the field for improvement
therefore is very large indeed There are of course
considerable drawbacks lo be overcome mainly the
mortality that is the result of very dry seasons This
again can be partly perhaps totally overcome through
the erection of sheds against the rays of the sun and
belter methods for stonng fodder m advance while
the question of watering never properly tackJed n
connected with the laige percentage of the '
mortality The natives are howcvcrreasily ' '
appreciation of the value of live stock
and as already stated there is every ’
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Morocco becoming a \er> large Inc stock raiser All
that IS required is mitiatne on the part of alread
settled European farmers or the influence for good
through European Breed Societies and breeders
Enterpnse in arrangements for imports of Pedigree
Ine stock and perhaps more than anjihing else
organisation for creating local Breed Societies to pro
mote breeding of impro%ed cattle sheep pigs and horses
wuld pov^erfuUj help to develop an already much
promising industry
The Morocco cattle almost uniform m appearance
all over the country are very much of the same breed a,
that to be found m all the Mediterranean countries
on the African side They obtain an average vs eight of
300 kilos while good specimens well fed often
reach 500 kilos and above The carcase percentage
IS 53 °o to 55® and in this respect they are superior
to the very same kind of cattle bred m Algeria Tii
me t as a rule is excellent The oxen are strong
patient and vvnllmg workers and they fatten qutcUy
/\s milkers these cattle are not to be despised as 1
vvell cared for they easily yneld up to fifteen pints o
milk per day The milk fatisconsiderabl— 3 8 to4^®c
and the e is no doubt about their value as foundation
stock if exos ed by suitable bulls Such attempL.
al improvements have been made from lime to tmt
by Italian settlers who have imported the Indian Zelni
and the results hare mvanablv been reported as quite
satisfactory The meat prices in hlorocco have nse.
continuously during the last twenty five years owin
to greater appreaation of good butcher s meat anc
therefore farming and feeding should prove verv
profitable all over Morocco if given suffiaent attentio
and care
Sheep breeding is a very anaent occupahon al
over Morocco where the stock is now well over nine
mill on head The mutton 1$ excellent in taste anc
flavour and the carcase percentage surprisingly high
The indigenous sheep is to be found in three different
<ategones — the sheep of the great plains heavier than
the other two the plateau sheep light footed more
intell cent and ynclding very tasteful meat and the
coast sheep chiefly to be found along the coasts of
Morocco a flat Ix^ied animal wnth coarse v\x»l and
unsatisfactory mutton propensities Its wool is low
grade and only util sed by the nativ cs The sheep in the
plateau districts reach an av erage weight of 50 to 55 kilos
and are m great demand by butchers all over the coun
try while their wool is eagerly sought for by the woo
merchants ovvnng to its fine quality The third
calagory the sheep generally found all over the great
pbins IS quite a good animal as a rule lilack faced
yneld ng a very fine wx>ol of a peculiar lustre TTie
average production is 2! to 3 kilos although ther*
IS many a flock m the Tadla District where the annual
^eld IS well over 5 kilos These sheep have been
developed in the Beni Ahsen in the Gharb as well as
Beni and Meskine districts and
meir chief charactenst c is a distinct likeness to the
-- ''Iv” Whether they originated from Spam
e bpanish Menno and these Plain sheep were
ongmally taken from the Sahara districts it is well
nigh impossible to state but they have many char
acteristics in common They are easily fattened
and when ready for the butcher reach an average weight
of75 to 80 lalos Once upon a Irnie notsovery longago
they could be purchased at 6 to 8 Fres apiece while
at the present time the prices are considerably higher
The carcase percentage is about 5o”o of the live weight
This IS a sheep that could be greatly dev eloped through
selection of rams in breeding to a certain degree and
general care Travelling towards the Allas mountain!
the observant traveller cannot help being struck by
the great flocks of sheep of outstanding qualities found
graing everywhere while noticing at the same time
that there arc enormous stretches of land left unused
for 1 ck of grazing stock Morocco will most certainly
become one of the chi»f suppliers of mutton as and
when European breeders influence can be appli'd
Turning to pig breeding many an expert holds that
Morocco is one of the most suitable countries for pig
breeding as all kinds of crops suitable for feeding this
animal are easily grown It is an animal however
that has always been neglected m Morocco probably
for religious reasons but after the French Protectorate
had b«n declared the pig stock developed and m
creased by leaps and bounds and many a MoensK
Tnbe who pner to the arrival of the French fell re-
pugnance to eating pork is now following the French
example The repugnance felt in Tunis and m Alaiers
on the part of the populabon for having anything to
do with the pig is not shared by the Moor in Morocco
and probably the pig industry will from now onwards
stead l> develop owing to the good prices paid m the
local market for well lolled pork Most of the pigs
bred in the country seem to have originated m Spam
as they are distinctly of the Ibenan types black with
a well developed snout feeding chiefly on roots and
pastures Realising that pig breeding and feeding may
more rapidly bring well being to the various Tribes
the French Administration some years ago inaugurated
a system by which suitable plots of land from 5 ®®
to 1400 hectares are let al a very low rent for a term
of from three to five years the rent bang assessed on
the basis of the number of pigs kept on these plots
The pigs are kept in herds grazing at will constantly
on the move and so long as this system is practised
the difficulties will always be a question of water and
shelter If one takes into consideration that the cost
of feedmg is exceedingly low that pork is always in
demand in any local market and that the meal ot
' the native pig is very tasty while the animal slaughter
well and with a satisfactory carcase percentage it wiU
clearly be seen that development of the pig breeding
industry in Morocco is merely a question of time
There is certainly much to be done m this respect
and as soon as pig breeders Assoaations can be
formed and pig breeding become a matter of planned
action instead of the present happy-go-lucky system
there is no reason why a big industry should not be
developed
MOROCCO
651
Tlie Moroccan hone it a fine animal, ttroni;
tplcndid as a transporter and >Mtli the care nowfntcn
him throuch the influence of the Trench Authorities
who haic imported some Rood slallioni from France
and dunni; the last ten )cars selected more than 800
stallions which arc now Vept all over the countr} at
De,x3ts the Morocco horse — or port>' — mi^ht easil>
became an article of export In the mounlain districts
this little horse seldom exceeds 14} hands, while in the
plains Its height reaches 15 1
The Moroccan mule is one of the finest animals
bred in the countr>, and scry high prices are being paid
such as from g,ooo to 8000 Tres while the axcrage
pnee IS 5>500 Fres for an as crage animal Itisanclegant
animal, ser) easil) fed, and much in sogue in the towns
and aties where the Moors seem to prefer the mules
to hones for light carnage work It is stated that the
Moorish brood mares are more suitable for breeding
mules than horses The speed with which these mules
mose IS astonishing, 20 Vilometers an hour, (or hours
on end without getting tired being the rule For
agricultural work the mules are much in demand
fetching anj thing from 900 to 2,000 Fres , white in
manj districts wrhere the tribes cannot afford to pur«
chase them, donkejs are extcnsurelj used As this
animal is made suitable for every kind of work to wrhich
an owner may put it prices from 800 to 1,400 Fres
are freely paid for an ' all round " good donke>
The goat m Morocco IS a small sired animal, long
haired, brownish, and not a bad milker Very large
herds can be seen in the Mogador district, also in the
Chiadnu and the Tadia districts where goat-jkins and
goat'hair form saluable subjects for export. Most of
these skins arc sold to the glove factories at Grenoble
in France while the better qualities are purchased by
the Morocco leather tanners m Italy, France, Spam
and tnan> other countries
Such products resulting from Ine stock breeding
ss wool, hides and skm»are m great demand in all the
Morocco markeU, and what is not consumed locally
IS exported to France As an agncultura! worker the
native is quite satisfactory , and when well fed, well
treated and under a firm master, he can be expected to
perform his duties to satisfaction By nature he is
inclined to laziness and slackness , but when so in-
clined. he works well without slacking, even with
energy His chief characteristic is pride and he is,
therefore, very sensitive to praise or blame Em-
plo>ed in live stock breeding he is excellent, and as he
IS amenable to discipline, never quarrelsome, and by
nature honest and good-tempered, it will be seen that
there are no difficulties combined with taking up live
stock breeding m Morocco in this respect To sum up
Morocco IS a land of great possibilities for the farmer
and live slock breeder, where conditions of life, speak-
ing generally, are quite pleasant
Prominent Breeders.
Abt I»o S I Ratial parCam'iMar han'i Ruc<ii*MarK lU 3S CaaaVlanca
AIurntH — • a a 0 Lorn a Kou(« Mrkii<> Rabat Mel>n<s
Alarcon — Oul d Cl lla<l| du Salt Rol(« Frt Sflrad
Abarrt — Bled Uahra Sud de Dar Challa Chaou a Centre CnaUonca
Alead4 Hernuaoi Boulevard de Rabat 87 Cl aou a Sort! Casablanca
Alexandre V ictor Cl Barcba Tedders par T (let Zercniourt
AIinx> Ouled Sa d Chaouia Centre Casablanca
Andr< — Oiled el lladj >ec
Alti^n. — Saada Route Vlarrakecb Moe Xlarcakech
Arrnup Jean El Menu par Temara Rabat
Arouy — Sfrlzett Camp Marchand
Associal on Agr tele de S Altai Tan Charb
Association Agr coledes Deni Snassen OudyJa
Associat on des AgricuHeurs et Heveurs du llaut GSarb Cbarb
Association des Agnculteurs Soualcm Oulad ilarrtz-cbtoaka Cbawa
hord CasabUnca
Association des Colons et Eleveurs de la Region de Bouznika Rabat
Associat on des Colons et Eleveurs Cranca s de la Rtjioo des Zrnitr
Rabat
Dab □ — Tiflet Zemmours
Ralaruss — Gbaba des Chiadma B rDjed d Etoukkala
Uaxdou Kenri COmet let
liaruk Dav d la Manoussa Route Rabat Marcband Camp Harcband
llasOn — Ain Lorma Meknis
Baud n — Tamalet Marrakech
Uenabou — M ssett Camp Marchand
llereer LoQ s. d LI bahar pr(s 1 Oe an Chaou a Vosd Casablanca
Derliot — llad Kourt Mechra bel Ks ri
Itemaudat Gaston Oued Arrim^ne (Guelmanejrar Douzn ka
liesbes Fermes Maroca nes par Boucheion Chaouia Nord Casablana
n amay Et enne El Had Kourt Vallie de I Ouergba Steebra bel ha rL
U garrt Eufitoe De n el Ou dane par Marcband
iwcateille Tamialet Route Marrakech Drmnat Marrakech
Horel — Eldara parAlnelAuda CampMarchand
DoudehbalUh — Res on de Had Kourt Mechra bcl hsirl
Bou lUt — Oulad el Had; Fez
Boull er — Ain Gual Ho cheron Chaou a \ord Casablanca
Oonrollr — Fenne dr S It Had;ad; Chaura Nord PO 1)0x188 Casa
Caublaaca
Braunscbielis — Mechra *I Hedar S di Oueddar Mechra bel Ksiri
Drignaody ** Ferme Bes Abtds Route de Cuelmane Chaou a Nord
CasabUnca
Rr ZOD Jean Les Madele nes parBouznki Rabat
Camel a — Ferme Sa nt Hubert Bolhaut Chaou a Nord Casablanca
Carr CO, Raymond OuedVnuem parSkhirat Rabat
Cate — Ferme S d Fatah Mechra bel M n
Cbainhre d Agnculti re Roul £1 Alou Rabat
Cbambre d Agr culture Doukkala
Chambre dAgr culture Casablanca
Chambra d Agr culture Oud^n
CbamtxeCoosuItat \ed An culture Charb
ChapoQ Fteres Ooma ne des Oulad Salah per Ber Rccb d Rue Aviateur-
Cayaenier 18 CasabUuca
Cbeoavassa Paul Ain Lorma Route Vreko8s>Rabat Meknis
Cloi Dr Had Kourt Vall«e Ouergba SoukelArba Cbarb
Cofa<-Balin8 — TamUIet Rlarrakech
Coznpasn e Fermiired Explo rations Agncolfs Hassaba Mechra be] Ksn
Cranpagoie XIaroea ne Ferme de lAIn D;emaa Chaouia Centre Rue de
THotzan 3 Casablanca
Compagme ilaroca ne Rue de Tetorian 1 enitra
Corezts — Rue Comm Halbecq 6 Mogador
Coqnelle — Lamo c ne par Tiflet Zemmours
Conctut Inuis OuUd Sa d Souk el Ojemaa O Said Chaou a-Centre
CasabUnca
Cincbet — Taasoultanl Marrakech
Cn ttole Et enne Oulad cl Had; Fez.
Z>alian Frank Mo^dor
Imily — Oulad Said Chaou a-Centre Casablanca
DasK — Tamialet Marrakech
Dae SCO Madame Tamialet Xlarrakech
Detat — V allie de 1 Ouergba SoukelVrtu Charb
t
652
MOROCCO.
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd )
DetnUly, Ausjujtm, Mcchri el Krarct, pir Bou?mk», Rabat
Demonlreille, — , tihaba thiadma, Bir Djemed, DoukkaU
Desliens, — , KU e droite <1u Seboy, Ke nilra
Directic'n Cenfrale de 1 Agriculture, Sera lee de 1 rieiaef. Catablanea
Doroaine de Hen AisSi, Had Kourt, Souk el Arba, Gharb
Domaine de Ksibia Nord, Had Kourt, Souk el Arba, Gharb
Donadifu, — , Saadi, Marrakech
D’Over«clite, — , Uomaine de Sidi Mi, Bonimka, Rabat
Hrevet Henn, Saada, Marrakech
Dugas 8: la Bois^oni, bidi Seghir, par IJoumika, Rabat
Dumar. — , Tamlalet, Marrakech
Durand, Paul & Felix Houchcron, Chaouia Kord, Ca<ab]anca
Dupont, Gustave, Route Casa Rabat, Rabat, Rue de Galilte, IH, Casa*
btanca
Du Sett, — , Ferme Sainte Therese Douiet, Fci
TroiS Maraboult," Houlhaut, Chaouia Nonl,
Casablanca
I abicn — , Roucheron Chaouia \ord Casablanca.
I abre, Louis, Ghabi Chiidma, HirDjcdid Doukkala
' ■ " ' ■ ’n Lortna, Route Meknis Rabat, MeknH
Farret Emi
ir Khalifa, Camp Marchand
Am Lormi, Meknis
1 ermc de Anabsa, Lalla Mimouna Souk el Arba, Gharb
Ferme de Ben Houd i Sidi Allal Tan, Souk el Arba, Gharb
Ferme Expet«\\'’i\tile de Mamkech Damavnt Menara, Gutbs, MartakecU
Ferme Erperimentaleet d'EIeiage, Oudjda
Ferme du Moera, I'rlitjein, Had Kourt, Souk el Arba, Gharb
Ferme des Oulad Av ad, I’etitjean, Had Kourt, Souk el Arba, Gharb
Ferme ^fghaUen, Tl»la du Gharb, Souk cl Arba, Gharb
Ferme do Mlarlf, Lalla Mimouna, Souk el Arba, Gharb
Ferme de I Oued Midder, Tlcta ny Gharb ^uk el Arba, Gharb
Ferme Riahia.TUta du 6harh, Souk el Arba, Gharb
Ferrsn Albert, Route de Rabat, par Marchand
Fort, Madame. Attaouia Cbaiba Marrakerb
FoueliJre, — , Domiine dee Lt<v ille, par Said, Rabat
Cardclle, Jean Souk «I Had, Meeador
Gaudiani, Sidt M batek du R Meknit
Gaudoutn.—, Bled Ouizani, F«a
Gautier, P, Kenitra
Gtiad, — , Oulad Saul, Chaouia Centre, Catablanea
Grfbert Paul, Sainte Mane, Ain Tekki.Cbaouia Kord, Ruede Segenue, &
Casablanca
Gudne, — , Ghaba CUiadma, Doukkala.
Cuilbaud, — , Am Lotma, Meksis
GuiIIat, — . Am Loma, Meksds
Habbwacki, Sidi Moussa el Haratt, Zenuuaurt
Halluin, AndrL Frd)aani, par Foueauld, Chaouia Centre. Casablanca
lUuteimafln £mile Sidi Slinunc, Petiljean
{ aetna, — , Ain Kreum, Maugan, Chaouia .Vord, Casablanca
»st, — , El Mound, par Tiflet, Zemniouts
ouanard, Hamou Dou Azza, Camp Marchand
Buin, — , Tandalei, Marrakech
Jein, Georges, Bic Doukkala, par Tiflet, Zemmours
Koch, Rene, ‘ Lea Rosieri," Route de ^latagan, Chaouia Centre. Casa-
Laflont — , ^mI.orn]^MekQes
Lamaziere, Calatj de, Feme de Khritem, Mtchra bel Kstn
Lasierrr, — de, Route Outat des Hosseiii, Said, Rabat.
Latroo, — .Tamlilct Marrakech
Lcgrand, Maurice, El Mograne, Kenilra
Lepetre, Aucustin, Douict, Fez
Leussc, Arlhiic de, Elcvage Hiar Meskouta, El BoroudI Chaouia Centre
Casablanca
Levy, — , llltd el Rahar, Bournika. Chaouia Vord, Casablanca
Lippens, Maurice, Ferme Polignac, Boumika, Rabat
Louis, Calhenne, Oulad Said, Souk cl Dictnaa O Said, Cbaouu Centre,
Cas.iblanca
Magnier, — , Attaouia Chalbl-i, Marrakech
Magnln, Gaston, Moualin el Oued 3, Cbaouu Centre, CasablaDet
Mai Ire. M , Ghaba Ctuadnu, Doukkala
Marcaggi, — , AIii Lorma, Meknis
Mareno, jean, Douiet, I ea
Mam, — , AID Seba, Chaouia Nord, Casablanca
Martinez, — ,\aHCede I Ouergha, Souk el Arba, Gharb
Martre — , Dr, Tiflet, Zemmours
Mas, Pierre, Route Rabat Marchand, c/o Socidte Imob, Lyoimaise, Avenue
Foch, Rabat
htanire, — . Doniame dc rArlois Ben Guetic, JIarrakecli
Marure & Boutemv, F«rme des Houilles, Rue du Jura, 79, CasaManca
!, SkJi Hadjadj, Chaouia Nord, Casi
Don
e Outat des Hosscln, Rabat. Rue du Jura, Casa
blanca-Maarif
»ine Gcorgo Mature, Route Jlarrakecb-Casa,
ir CuIKs, -
aid. Souk el Djemaa, Cbaouia'Centre, Casa
Meunier-UoUis Paut.M&liouna, Chaouia Vord. Casablanca
Michel, — , Station de Sidi, Mcknes
Mont'at, ilrnrl, Pelitican
Morel. — . Houtnika, Route Casa Rabat, Rabat
Morgue. Jules, 1 1 Bahlr, Saint Jean de Fedhala. Chaouia Void Casal lane*
Itoolagne, AueiHte, C.uilUra, \ all^e du Rldat, Souk cl Arba.Chaeb
Mrmiln,— , tl JUratl I alUe de l Ouergha, Souk el Arba, Gharb
J» ii-t I ranixils Ain Lorma Mclmds
Nah/«1, Volve, Isjmaine Saddy, Souk el Arba Cbacb
Vathan, Lonls, Ras rl Ain, SaK, Rabat
Katotine, 1 nneois, Souk el Had, Mngador
KolotlcBen^, Beni Hassen, Souk el Arbi, Gharb
Papanicolaou, Co<ta, Fedders. Zemmours
Parent, Pierre, LI lUhir, Sidi Larbi, Houlhaut, Oianuia Vord, Casablanca
Pattela, — , OvUd, Said Souk.rKDjcmaa, Chaouia Centre, Casablanca
I'rilleron, — , Ouled Taleb. IVlltjran
Petner, — , Itonstine de Sidi Hcmi, Skhirat, Rue de Tours, 33, Casablanca,
Perrin, RetiA, Ain Lorma, tleknis
Petit, —.Ouied Vahia Sfafa, Sidi Slimanc, Pititjcm
.Jules, Ouled el Had] Err
Pdland — , Route Meknis, Rabat
Plot, rharW, Uevage Blar (Irskoura, El BorouOj, Chaouia Centre, Casae
Pradel de Lamare, — Toutlet, El BonBudj, Cbaouu Centre, Casablanca.
Proprlrtia Sidi Oiieddar, Route Lalla Mimouna, Souk el Arba, Gharb,
Proptietdde Sidi Alssa bm hhachane, KlieSebou,Si Allal Tazi, Souk el
Arba, Gharb
PuUeSaoliago, ban de, VTIIa Mvelle, Asenue Gin Moinice, Casablanca.
Rasvitti,— , Oul Said, S .Djemaa O Said. Chaouia^Cintre, Casablanca.
Keber, Adolphe, Route Rabat Marchand, lioulcvard Galliici, Rabat
Rreker, Bled Ouerzani, I ez
Rvdnco, Atadame, Ferne Aan Ijtima. Route Casa-SIazagm, parBir.
Djedid Doukkala
Rockc, — , KMaxisset. Route d'OouMjet Soltane, Zemmours
Rutilv, Francois, AVlurme, Route Mogador Mamkech, Mogtdor.
Senae, — , Tamlalet, hlarrakech
Seganl, hladame, Elevage Bnr ileskoura, Chaouia-Centre Casablanca. ,
Sooete Agricole de Jacma, Ain Kioum, Chaouia-Centre, Casablanca.
SociiU Agrleole des Zemmours, Tedders, Zemmours
Soeiitd Agrlcolede la Jacma, RoutrSaie-Meknes Rabat
Sociiie Agtiecle des Ztminours, Khirzusset, Domame de Tafoodrit, Zrm-
tnouts
Soeiite Algero Maroeame, DomatoesSranessera.
„ „ Kenilra
„ „ Ouled V Sard
„ tails Ito.Sidi \sbia, Krn in
Soeiite Chaouia Maror, Am Diensa, Route Meksts Kenitra, Meknis
SociiK Chaouia ct Matoe, Ouled Ziana, P O Box IhO. Chaouia Nerd,
Casablanca
SoeiiiideCuItatesIndustnsUef.MarabeutdeSidiDarkai Reolede Fedhala,
Chaouia Vord, Ceiahlanea
Sociitede Cultures Indusinelles.Tit McUiI, Rue del'Industiie, 10,Cbaou]a>
Nord, Casablanca , ,
Sociiii de Cultures Induslntllr*, Route de Mazaean, Rue de 1 Industrie,
Id. Casablanca _ , ,
Sociiii Civile et Immobiliire dn Maroc, Ferme de Roubaix,pat Bir Djedid,
Doukkala
SociiiiCiailed Anuor, Domame des Zeoattas, Route d'Ata Seba, Chaouia-
.Vord, Casablanca
SoeiitdCitiled'EtpIoitatioD Agricole.Sidi Allal Tazi.Keaitra
Sen ice del Elevage, Avenue deTemara.Cl. Rabat
SociitidElevaecetd’AgncultureduNord Maroevin,
l>ropiiil*iDiMTah.
. Simcbamed Lahso
" „ Souk el Arba
” ,, Banassa
•' Rue de Lorraine, Rabat.
Sociiti Fonciire du Matoe Occidenfll. Domaine Sub Ajerh Kenilra
Sociiti Foeiciiredu Maroc Occidents!, Domaitiede l Azib,Si(li Slimanc
„ Vfichra Boudf... „
,,d Aer?r,Darbel Hormrl.
..MlOna Petltjean.
„ Sainte Suianne
le la Tour Hassai
Sociiti Foncier? du Occidental, par ben Axnhed,
Casablanca _
Sociiti Francaise du Maroc 0-eidental, Ris el Ma, Douiet,, F<
Soeiitg Francaise de Culture el d’Elevage.Tanr*'
Soeiitg Francaise de Culture el d’Elevage.Tanger
Socitti Industaelle et Agticole de Marrakeeli, Avenue du Giniral-Moini
70, Chaouia Nord, Casablanca . ,
SociiU " La Swtmaise, • Ouled Ziane, Ard cl Moula. Chaouia Vord, Casa-
blanca , , j
Snciitg 1 Oum Rebia Route de Mazagan, Avenue Ciniral Drude,
Casablan
Sociiti Marocaine d*AIa Sikh, Domaine Inoue, Sidi Tail
- •• 9. Rabat
Sociita drs Mennos Marocains, Marrakech
, par 7
Somas Alexandre, Ain Beida’, \allte de 1 Ouergba, Had Kourt, Souk
Arba, Gharb
Jat, — .Saadi Marrakech
Talita.Eroile. Bir Djedid Saint Hubert, Doukkala
Talon,— .Toualet, Chaouia Centre Casablanca
Tancri, Octave. KmiU, Route El Kelaa Marrakrch
TeUou*.— . Saada, Marrakech
Thornas,— , Oul-id el HidJ Fez
Ttebadon, —.Roudvat, Camp Marchand
Tooallet, Fnule, Elevage lirac Meskour:
Casablanca
Tnbout,— .Attaouia Chalbia, Marrakech
\ejrre, — Dr, Bar Bou Aza p d Mazagir
1 Boruidj ChiDuii Cent
Union Franeo-C^erllicf
) ’OZAMBIQUC-NICERI A
t53
Li\cstock Brccdinfj in Mo7ambiquc.
TTie Li'c Stocl «linvite for Moraml jquc tIalCT cattle 340000 sficcp 6000 pigs i2^oo
In tills Portucuese colon) (Portusucse Cast
Africa) wtK a population of about 3^50 000 and an
area of 303 000 square miles dmded into tix
distnets — Cape del Gado Tcte Lourenco Marques
Inhambane Zambezia amd Morambiquc — ibe etact
number of the existing lisc stocl has not been aserr
tuned as no stocl. census Has ever been talcn but the
natisc stock of cattle and sheep is considerable
Bounded in the north b> Kcn)a Colon) from s^hich
it IS separated b) the Ros-uma riser m the ssesl by
Transsaal and Rhodesia and in the south h) Natal
the countr) is chiefl) maize produang but palm nuts
rubber indigo coffee tobacco and sugar are also
cuhisatcd and exported It has on the s\hctc an
unhealth) climate and the sshite settler is affected by
the changes in the da) and night temperature The
Tsetse fly is sery prevalent permanently infesting
certain districts which arc shunned by the native
breeders as Tsetse belts as their cattle perish when
grazing there Organised live stock breeding does
not exist and few attempts ha\e been made to import
Pedigree stud animals Yet the country has many
opportunities for the live stock man and when the
question of immunising cattle has reached solution
there is no reason why the Mozambique Territory
should not prove suitable for live stock breeding on
a big scale Among live stock breeders interested
in the importation of Pedigree strains the Sotfiedade
I Commerciale AgneoU (Ltd ) of Lourenco Marques
should be mentioned
Li\cstock Breeding in Nigeria
The Live Stock census estimates the cattle stock
of Nigeria at roughly 3 050 000 head the sheep stock
at Z 697 000 and pigs at nearly 50 000 Gittle breeding
IS a source of income to the Exchequer as a tax is
levied per head amounting to is 6d in some and 2s
in the other Provinces irrespective of age or quality
As this tax IS sometimes felt rather cumbersome by
the nomadic herd owners they often try to evade the
same and for this reason it is possible that the number
of cattle IS considerably larger than officially stated
Among the chief owners of the cattle herds are the
Fulani descendants of the erstwhile herd owners and
many of them have m recent years discarded their
nomadic habits and taken up permanent homesteads ,
and are now farming round about these Besides 1
these Fulanis there are great numbers of natives who I
spend thir life trekking about with all their pos I
sessions over the greater part of the country changing
their grazing grounds from time to time Cattle
breeding is chiefly carried on in the Provinces of I
Kano Bomu Zana and Bauchi but also in the Eastern '
Western and Northern boundary districts cf Nigeria
The Hausa tribe chiefly occupy themselves with
agriculture but on the whole do not take up stock
raising on the same scale as the other tnbes With
its enormous territory about 346 000 square miles
Nigeria holds out great promises of becoming a large
live stock raising country and probably m the near
future there will be a general improvement m breed
ing methods as a result of the propaganda conducted
by the Velennary Department under the Colonial
Government Thus \n the Provinces of Sokoto and
Kano there is now a general improvement m the
cattle stock Further south live stock breeding is
on a smaller scale owing to the prevalence of the Tsetse
fly, a deadly insect against which scarcely any cattle
seem to be immune In the northern Provinces
and eastwards be)ond the Niger and Benue there are
very large tracts of land unth most valuable pastures
where large herds could be maintained but where no
cattle brewing at all exists owing to the Tsetse fly
Other drawbacks to live stock breeding exist sUch as
Rinderpest and various contagious diseases which
militate against successful breeding but a battle is
constantly being fought against these sicknesses end
undoubtraly saence will some day discover wa}* end
means whereby these can be combated The native
cattle are indigenous to the country and scarcely of
muck value owing to m breeding having been cemed
on for ever so long The bulls are constantly running
with the herds and mdiscnmmate breeding is the
result Maturity is seldom reached before seven years
and It requires a long time to fatten the beasts The
milk yield is extremely low but the fat percentage w
remarkably high As a general remark atiout cattle
breeding in Nigena it may be stated that the same
I lack of methods m handling the cattle and lack of
I attention to their needs that existed a hundred
years ago prevails to day In spite of this backward
I state the Veterinary Department however holds that
one or two of the Nigerian breeds could be easily
improved by means of ludicious selection and mating
As regards sheep breeding Nigena offers rnany
opportunities for an organised sheep industry and the-
fecundity of the native sheep breeds is quite remarkable
There are three different types of sheep of which two
are fairly good and could lie considerably improved
through crossing with a heavier type The flocks
are neglected and in breeding of course takes place
vndi the usual disastrous consequences As for Pig
breeding quite a valuable industry could be promoted
through better stud animals Nigena with all its
many natural advantages is a country that deserves
all the capita] which of late is Ewing spent on improve
ments
In the Northern Provinces a coruiderable '
of horses are bred but most of these have no
ticular value being bred under unsuitable
NIGERIA— YASALAND
the products of repeated in breedins In itself the
in>.tenal is not bad and if an extended svstem cculd be
applied v.hercb> the breeding methods v»ere defined
in accordance with rules issued b> the V^etennarj
Department, and nu.ting reguL ed locallv through
Stallion Depots there is no reason vdij the Nigenan
hcR» «nould no‘ become an animal of considerable
ut 3 it} vhUe po«eessuig commercial value Qo«e to
the Nigerian fronPer more care is desoted to ibe borse
tW result of tbe pnd- the inhabitants b-rc tale n tbeir
horses In tbe mourtaireus rccions a type of horse
is bred, more of tbe ponv tj-pe, bard\ and of consider
able 'trength and trasellers ''•ho ha'e had acca.ion to
male use of these ponies describe them as tpute *mod
Nigeria is a va_t renon of West Central Afnca
fermerb adrunsWed bj the Niger company com-
prising a considerable number of native States with a
>en larre populabon "Kich probablj nov. approaches
23 rnilbon in number In January 19*4 Ni®em
"•as dmded for administrative purposes into three
chi f districts — ^Ni^’ena proper cr rather the Colony
the Northern and the Southern Prosmees Xogether
these thre* di tncts or main portions constitute the
Prct*ct«rate Of course in a stnet sense the Pro-
tectcrale is not British Temton but for practical
purposes Nicena is a British Colony as ob'-Knisly no
other oriLsed pc"er "ill attempt anj interference in
Its affairs A very considerable pcrdcn of the country
is covered by forests
Tbe importance of Nieena, commeraally and
agnculturaliy cannet be over-estimated and the popu
laPon of some of the largest tov'ms ts an indicabon
of "hat has already been stated, 1 e that Niccna is
bound to develop as a huse live stocl breeding country
Thus the pcpuUticns of the ten Unrest towms are
tbaSu
Oeiotaaia
tUnao
Uo _
O-ir'jio
•lion
1 lUOJ
/>v
EUe
^I/nD
SlOTM
4 _ 5 (X)
These tO"ms are chiefly inhabited bv the Yoruba
people In the Ncrthem Provinces most of the
inhabitants are Mebammedans and the rest pagans
"•hile in the Southern Provinces the bull are still
vforshippers All the educated and semi-educatc^
napres along the coast are Mohammad-ns
The chief articles of export are palm oil and pali
kernels ivory indigo and india rubber
Lnestock Breeding m Nyasaland
According to the official live stock census stocl
breeding is m a backward state, the cattle stocl esbmated
at about 119,000 bead, sheep at 68000 and pigs at
32000 It IS ho"eTcr quite possible that the number
of eanle is considerably larger It is as an aTncultural
OMintiy that Nyasaland is bound to progress as
there arc no other resources available — at least so
far There are no preaous metals at least in any pay
mg quanbPes Nyasaland has undoubtedly a future
as an amcultural producer The development cf
the Protectorate as far as can now be judfied, must be
along bve stocl producing cotton tobacco and tea
cultivahng bnes The country consists of a «tretcb of
land some 40 000 square miles in extent, and ts thus
among tbe smallest of tbe BnPsb Protectorates in
Afnca In length the Muntiy measures 520 rrales
in width from 65 to 100 miles The boundaries inside
vvhich tbe Bntish sphere of influence exists v'cre fixed
by a Gjmention with Portugal in June i8gi The
boundanes are cn the cast, Lale Nyasa, on the south
Portuguese East Afnca, on the west North Eastern
Rhodesia and on the north. Tanganyila Temtory
It should be divided geographically into a highland
portion and the Lale Nyasa portion A considerable
part of the country ts mountainous There are some
considerable nvers — the Shire over the Ruo the
Songv* e, the Lintipe and the Ruluro nvers all of wbidi
develop large volumes of water in the wet season
but in the dry arc only sufficient for the canoe
^*^lven the last population census was talen tbe
- *'umber of natives dcmialed m Nyasaland was ccunted
as i,2oo^>oo all of v*hich belong to the Bantu race
eenerally tall quite intelbgent people These,
are divided mto different tnbe s t he Nyaaja die Ya<
the Sv'ahib the Anfom and the An<niru
and sheep besides mats imd prs m smaller number
are rear^ by the naPves all ovier the Protcctorati
Tbe best cattle are bred m tne Kotalota, West Ny’as
and North Nyasa districts partb aLo in the Kiutbcr
Angoniland and m the distncts of Dowa, Deto mi
L ilongvve The best breeders are the Wanlonde tribe
a cattle grazne tnbe proud and independent witJ
great love for their animals In this breed distrK
many an exc^ent bull can be seen and the cows are wd
car^ for by thar owners durmg the lactation
These cattle are small bod ed, very compact, hurnped
with short boms Towards tbe «outh in the Mombera
distnct. the natives pay sbght attention to the live stocl
but here the herds are considerably larger chiefi}
consisting of the long homed Afrikander iTPe
bulls of whitb however often cross with the Wan^ci
catde As in many other districts in Afnca the Isetsi
( 1 > IS doing incalculable harm A certam disease
knovm as East Coast Fever seems to be
many distncts and when it ravages the calves die ir
enormous numbers and of course breeding is o^der
aUv affected Very large stretches of land vvvtf
splendid pastures web watered and smuble for
stocl raising are now lying almost waste owing to in«
prevalence of the Tsetse fiy In the An^m c^tnd
Lnre flocks of sheep and coats are bred InthelVeno
Dedra and Neheu distncts where conditions art
favourable for the white settler a good type of sheep
ts bred, and as conditions for produang good wool art
NYASALAND— REUNION ISLAND.
655
here fa\’ourable. tbc vvbolc district, according to the
opinion of tbe Vctcrinarj Department. I>ing tn one
^ast slrctdi of land, should prose particular)> smtaUc
for European settlers Spcaling gcnersllj, the nstise
sheep arc not of ssool producing strains, and therefore,
the nucleus of a v.eU •pacing sheep industry v#ouM have
to be founded on jmperted animals Probahl) the
\VcI*h mountain sheep H'ould prose a suitable animal
for this purpose. Gitlle raising should prose a pa>ing
proposition in the Highlands, but as tbe area is here
limited and land fairly expensne, it might possibly
turn out a non-pa>ing senture This is. however, a
district cxccllenll) siulable for a dairy cattle industry
Along the river in the Ruo district there is also much
good grazing land available, and cattle do exceed-
ingly v.ell here U is stated on good authority that
the Tsetse fly is almost everywhere closing up the out-
lets for live store exports, and thus the old cattle track
from Nyasaland to Rhodesia is now being completely
shot up As there are no other outlets for the time
being, the cattle breeder has only the markets within
the Protectorate to rely on With a view of grading
up the native cattle in districts sphere it should prove
suitable, tbe Government have from time to time im-
ported Pedigree bulls of the Sussex. Aberdeen-Angus
Shorthorn and Hereford breeds, and lately also Afri-
kander bulls from Zambesi and Zebu bulls from
India, and a senes of expenments has demonstrated
that this is a practical measure Especially the Zebu,
the Aberdeen-Angus and the Sussex crosses have turned
out well. Shorthorn and Hereford crosses have not
done quite so well because local conditions have not
proved suitable The native cattle are more often
than not immune against tropical diseases, but when
these are very severe they succumb
The cattle markets in Nyasaland have different
requirements m regard to the type of cattle wanted.
and thus local prices vary, such as from £t2 to £i8 for
an ox trained for agricultural work. In the northern
districts native bulls can be purchased from £x to
£3 and cows from £2 to £4 apiece. Sheep and goats
are entirely immune and thnve well even in the Tsetse
infested district The Government hold that im-
ported sheep stand good chances of acclimatising as
expenence in the past has demonstrated that if properly
protected and looked after, they easily survive. Inter-
esting experiments have been made with crossing
Merino rams on the indigenous sheep and the result
has been increase of fecundity and a remarkable im-
provement in wool as well as in mutton. In the Angoni
disinct a considerable number of pigs are bred, but
outside ihii very few natives seem tocarefor this animal.
As and when muted fanning comes more in vogue in the
districts where the white settlers live, it is probable
that pig breeding will develop on a much larger scale
than at present For various reasons, but chiefly
owing to fluctuations In markets, there have now
for a number of years been periods of highly inflated
pnees for Nyasaland products, followed by periods
of great depression, and this, of course, has its reaction
on live stock breeding The Government arc trying
to make dipping compulsory all over the country and
to induce the natives to discard their useless wooden
plough and unproductive farming methods, and the
white settlers’ habits and ways of doing things will
undoubtedly by degrees be taken up by the natives.
The following list gives the names of some of
the more important live stock breeding concerns in
the Territory •
Tlie Cbamb^T b{ AtncMllutt, QlanWit
Zombi Plifitm Ataocialien Zombi
Tbe Cholo rianten A»oriatian Cbolo
The Mikaton^e I Unlen AtaocMtion Cholo
Tbe Mlinje Ptanten Assocution Sllaaje *
The Soulb Syau Plantert Aaaorlation lortjohastos
Tbe Depatlinenl ol Asncnlture, Zombla
Livestock Breeding in Reunion Island.
The Live Stock estimate states cattle 29,000, sheep 4,200, pigs 38,000, horses 1,600.
Theislandisthusabreeder of some importance,but
probably the number of pigs and cattle could be consider-
ably increased if better breedsof farm slock were known,
and therefore appreciated, among the farmers. The
total area of the island is about 800 square miles, with
a population of about 200,000. Discovered during
the early part of the sixteenth century by a Portuguese
navigator, the island has long been a French colony,
being administered by a Governor and a Counal.
The chief agricultural products are cane sugar, coffee,
vanilla and tobacco. ’The soil is exceedingly fertile,
and irrigation Is arranged through an mter-com-
mumcating water system based on the numerous
rivers The climate is quite pleasant and in the
elevated districts salubrious, although the mean tem-
perature is about 78®. Sunt-Denis, the capital,
is the seat of government. Once upon a time the whole
island was covered by forests which, however, have
disappeared to give room for the cane sugar plantations.
There are no Urge plains, and arable farming is chiefly
carried on in the valleys between the high mountain
ranges. MagniBcent pasturage exists all ever the
island, which in many respects is an ideal spot '
cattle breeding.
RHODESIA— RIO DE ORO
tc6
Lhestock Breeding in Rhodesia.
The vast renon m South Africa fcnowi-n as Rhodesia
IS divided into northern and southern Rhodesu
enclosed bv Angola the Coneo Bnbsh and Portuguese
East Afnca Transvaal Bechuanaland and the South
West v^ncan temtorv The Zambesi nver divides
Rhodesia into tvsn portions One portion of Southern
Rhodesia is unsuitable for cattle breeding owing to
the prevalence of the Tsetse flv but the area over
which this pest is not in existence is of considerable
dimensions m fact nearlv 145000 square rules
Southern Rhodesia hids well to become one o( the
largest cattle breeding districts on the African continent
and breeders un'tinted efforts to bring the stock
industry into line with modem prmaples are bearing
good fruit The Government arc unUnng in thar
efforts in this respect and thanfcs to a ver> prudent
policy adopted some time ago tn regard to land settle-
ment, there are remarkablv goexi opportunities for the
wuuld be «ettlcn Thus one fifth of the whole tern
terv is being reserved for the natives while one
fifth is alread) now occupied bj European settlers
maoii} British and half of the area is 'till unahenated
Nearly 14,000000 acres are private!) owned but
scarcely utilised waiung for devdopment Land is
therefore obtainable as and when the country further
develops Rhodesia has already passed through the
first stases of her development and undoubted!) this
country affords solid advantages for lho<e who will
there take up aimculture and five stock breeding pur
suits and are m possession of moderate capital
The last live stock census estimates the cattle
stock at 2,364000 head (he sheep stock at 3JO000
pigs at 54 000 and a small number of horses Much
of Rhodesia is splendidly watered and suitable for
fanning Wheal and nee grow well indeed and the
coffee plant seems to thru e Rhodesian tobacco is now
a commercial crop of some magnitude and as the quality
js excellent, there are many indications poinbng
towards Rhodesia becoming a large supplier to the
intemational tobacco trade The large stretdies of
tableland «eem espeaally suitable for graxing of live
For B etsfen cf Pti pet tatlle t^rrp
stock which ihnve here and develop good ytye and
shady trees everywdiere protect aeainst the hot rays of
the sun So rapidly has the Rhodesian live stock
industry lately developed that the annual consump ion
bv the local towns and the shipping trade new can be
met The v early local consumption absorbs rrcre
than 100000 head of cattle Having adopted a verv
n^mttnis dipping policy which is now everywhere
ruthlessly earned out, Rhodesia is almost free from
contagious cattle diseases From a very small com-
mencement only a few \ears ago the Rhodesian cattle
ranches have so quickly developed that there are now
some fifty ranches holding 2000 or more head of
cattle some X20 holding x 000 or mere and ten wnlh
5 000 or more head The indigenous cattle are slow
matunng and small sired and require a fairly long
time for fattening but tbey are extremely hardy and
prolific and have proved good material for grading
up Through expenments and resulting from fairly
long expcncnce of English breeders it is now stated on
good authonty that almost every British cattle breed is
suitable for crossing with the indigenous breeds— the
Matabele the Mashona and the Angom cattle Probably
the Hereford breed is the most suitable but Sussex,
Red Pell Aberdeen ^ngus Lincoln Red and Devon
bulls have been imported and proved suitable for
grading up purposes In the drying districts of
Southern Rhodesia there will gradually develop rreat
scope for milk produang breeds such as Fnesians
Avtvhires and Jerseys The Welsh black cattle should
find a good demand as and when this excellent breed
becomes better known A cross breed that seems
to suit Rhodesian conditions and capable of 'Towing into
big sire while developing good fattening propensities.
— the cross between the Afrikander native cattle and
English bulls espeoallj of the Hereford and Sussex
breeds — deserv es attention Sheep and pigs do just
as V ell and pig breeding has for the last few years
attracted more attention from the smaller ranch owners
Arable and mixed arable farming seems to absorb a
greater area owing to the expanding local consumption
p j» onj Aorta Cl RheJ^a tn page 433
Lhestock Breeding in Rio de Oro
Although this temtory a Spanish colony m
^ cstem Africa extending along the Atlantic Coast
between Cape Blanco and Cape Bojador ts nearfe
72 000 square miles in area it is a small country com
P®rcd with Its powerful naghfcours The population
M likewise msrgnificanl scarcely more than 200000
but the breeding of cattle and sheep has developed,
chiefly owmg to the fact that the colonv has long been
adnumstered m connection with the Canap Islands
The 'Oil IS fertile and the mam article of export is
dairy products The number of cattle sheep and p gs
1$ unknown
SENEGAL— SIERRA LEONE
657
Li\cstock Breeding in Senegal.
Since the ) car X902 this French colonial dependency
has dcselopcd its chief resources timber export and
ground nuts The breeding of li\e stock is stilt
insignificant paftl> osMng to the unheallh) infertile
nature of the country the enormous forests and the
inclm lion of the natives to spend their time on cartel
wcaMntr making gold ornaments and pottery The
colory includes large tracts of grazing land on the lower
Casamanza and in the districts of Goree Dagana
Bakel etc The river Senegal which traverses the
country is navigable in the upper parts while n the
•ower vessels of moderate draught can navigate the
whofe year from the mouth of the river up to the Felu
Cataract Senegal is the first large river of Western
Africa south of Morocco It is staled locally that
the breeding of a good type of pig would meet with
encouragement on the part of the natives if opportuni
ties were given them to see better types of animals
than their own indigenous pig The number of the
existing live stock is unknown
Lnestock Breeding in Sierra Leone.
The Live Slock estimate for Sierra Leone states
Among the four colonies which now comprise
British West Africa Sierra Leone is the oldest Once
upon a time this colony was considered one of the
richest countries on the African continent and ex
plorers and adventurers from many countries chiefly
from Holland England and France established trading
stations on the coast from which slaves gold ivory
and cattle hides were exported in very large quantities
On the other hand few colonies have been so slandered
la regard to the climate as Sierra Leone and while
the climate certainly is not among the very best it is
neither so bad nor so murderous as 1$ often staled
Since 1827 the population has increased eight fold
The total area is to-day 27 000 square miles It was
declared a Protectorate m i8g6 Politically Serra
Leone is divided into a Colony and a Protectorate
The last census was taken in I9'»i when the population
was estimated at 84 500 While in the Colony ihe
language is English as are the laws and the faith Chris
tian the population in the Protectorate comprise a
number of different tribes such as the Mendes the
Temnes the Foulahs the Konnos the Limbas etc
most of whom are Mohammedans The total popu
iation m the Protectorate according to the last census
was then 1456000
The country is well watered through a number of
rivers of which the Mano River forms the boundary
between Sierra Leone and Libena A railway now
connects the capital Freetown with the terminus at
Pendembu near the frontier of French Guinea and
motor roads have been constructed between Freetown
Waterloo and Lumley Beach From an agricultural
point of view Sierra Leone vs a producer c{ some
magnitude An interesting farming system is m vogue
known as shifting cultivation through which after
a crop has been taken the soil is left to revert to bush
cattle 42 000 sheep 12 000 pigs 4 000 horses
and lie fallow for a number of years until it is again
brought under cultivation The mam crop u rtce
and other crops are ginger cassava and potatoes
While live stock breeding has not so far assumed any
dimensions worth mentioning there are great possi
hilities and the Government Department for Lands
and Forests m charge of a Commissioner with a
Special Division for Agricultural Forestry are anxious
I to develop live stock breeding A good commencement
I has been made by means of educating the native to
the value of live slock as a means of improving the
fertility of his land and live stock farms are being
inaugurated in various parts of the country At the
Government cattle (arm in the Timne country satis
factory progress has been made through grading up
the native cattle with imported bulls Sheep 85 well
as pigs thrive well No live stock census has been
taken It is chiefly in the northern Province that
there are immediate prospects for extending live stock
breeding on improved methods and the Commissioner
of Lands and Forests stales that the question of
improvement of the indigenous cattle together with the
importation of Pedigree stock is at present engaging
the attention of his Department The development
of Sierra Leone is closely connected ynth development
in agricultural Research As one of the oldest centres
of British influence m West Africa and one of the
nearest tropical colonies to England with a steadily
extending railway system Sierra Leone should soon
forge ahead The three dominant features in the
development of the colony native education transport
(aalities and saentific agriculture are now being
given close attention by the Government, and as
Sierra Leone has a unique harbour it may E>e hoped
that the development of this important Colony mav
continue on sound lines
660
TANGANYIKA
Livestock Breeding in Tanganyika.
According to the otficial census, the estimated
cattle stock m the Tanganyika Territory is now nearly
4,000 000 head, and the sheep stock is, likewise,
approaching 4 ooo ooo The number of pigs is
unk-nown, and in any case ver> insignificant, and of
horses few are bred The future development of this
vast, interesting territory undoubtedly lies along the
road leading to a highly developed live stock industry
The natives m the territory are keen live stock men
and they understand the business The various
settlements of German Dutch and French farmers and
breeders act as an eve-opener to the native as to what
can be done through good methods, and the example
seems to be bearing fruit
The Veterinary Department, Tanganyika Terri-
tory, has on several occasions reported a greatly in-
creased export of hides and skins, testifying to the
fact that the Department’s untiring efforts m en-
couraging the natives to adopt better methods in
breeding their herds and flocks are hearing fruit.
Pedigree bulls of various strains have been imported,
and the natives are having their eyes opened to the
great possibilities of increasing their welfare throufK
better methods in stock breeding The arch enemy
of the live stock is, of course, the Tsetse fly Practically
speaking, there is only a broad, central stretch of
land, lying north to south and covering less than one
third of the total area of the territory which is free from
this pest In this stretch of land the live stock is
crowded— as a point of fact there are more cattle grazing
here than the district can properly sustain and there-
fore very often many a cattle breeder lakes his courage
in both hands and moves his cattle into the Tsetse
fly areas in search of grazing when the season is dry,
hoping against fear that nothing may happen The
Veterinary Department is fighting an unceasing
battle against this insect, hoping finally to destroy it.
Rinderpest is however, the chief source of trouble
In 1923 it ravaged terribly in the large dtstnet lying
betvNeen the River Ruaha and the central railway system
The Veterinary Department has been drawing a
cordon along the nver to prevent the plague reaching
the remarkably rich Iringa district, a measure that
has proved very successful These drawbacks, how-
ever, can only be overcome through scientific research,
and very valuable such is continuously being under-
taken at the Veterinary Pathological Institute at Mpapua
Not long ago the Tanganj ika Government adopted
a policy in regard to Native Administration, the pro-
nouncement of which caused considerable interest
not only in the territory but in all other temtones
in South and East Afnca There is a belt of Table-
lands stretching from Cape Town all the way to Nairobi
^ which conditions for white settlers are favourable
The problem of securing a permanent future for the
while letllcr m Afnca is bound up with the possiMities
lor him to create a living and an accepUble existence
for his family, and the solution is, to day, as it has
always been and will remain for many years how to
adjust the relation between him and the black races
There are now li millions of white people in South
Africa, some 37,000 in Southern Rhodesia some
6.000 in Northern Rhodesia, probably 1,700 in Nyasa-
land, 14,000 in Kenya Colony and 3,500 m Tanganyika
When recently it was decided to open fresh areas m
the Tanganyika Territory for white settlement, it was
officially recognised that forces of circumstances and
the “ White man’s problem ' are now irresistible
The problem of Tanganyika therefore, is really the
problem of the whole of South Africa While the
proportion of black to white in South Africa is 4 to 1,
m Tanganyika Territory it is 1,500 to 1 From this
proportion it is evident that Tanganyika would never
be able to develop its magnificent natural resources,
should the blacks die out or fall a burden to the Govern-
ment — indeed, any calamity happening to the black
population would immediately cause a grave finanaal
crisis and an economical upheaval, obviously reflecting
on the well being of the white settlers This problem,
everywhere m the forefront where the white settlers
work m the territories of the black population, is
perha^ more evident in Tanganyika than elsewhere
The Tanganyika Government, m adopting this well
considered policy, have, therefore, largely contributed
to solving the “ Black— White Problem The new
policy rests on four corner stones— i. native con-
tentment to satisfy which the natives must be pven
an absolute sense of security in regard to their land
This has been dene m close communication with the
native Chiefs Then, z, the nabves are entilW to a
seal and representation in the body politic To-day
they are better educated they think for themselves
and their thoughts form different view points . to
deny them political participation would be unwise,
perhaps dangerous Their minds must be occupied,
and with this in view, it is part of the Tanganyika
Government policy to support the Chiefs in their
politically important position as such, so that their
traditional power to control and punish their tribes
can be preserved Further 3 the Government are
encouraging agriculture and live stock production
and the Administrative Officers are told to exercise
their greatest efforts towards inducing the natives to
become producers of exportable crops and of food in
excess of their own individual requirements rurtnM-
more 4, part of the new policy tends to ameliorate the
social conditions under which the native population
lives This has been done in several ways, through
agricultural and hve-stock breeding measures, through
education, through sanitation and through more social
intercourse between whiles and natives, and so on
Public health first and last, is the mainstay of well'
being and this is having the undivided attention of the
Government
TANGANYIKA— TRIPOLITANIA & CYRENAICA.
661
In the Southern highland* of T«ngan>ika an area
of 2^00 000 acres w a* rcccntl) ihrovt-n open to the white
sdtlen Thu* three new Districts are now asailahle
for the would be settler i e the Sau district m the
Innga ternlor> the Ubena Hij^hlands in the New
Njombe district and the Mbosi in the Mscja terntory
The Ubena Highland district is probably one of the
most saluable sheep grazing districts in the whole
of Africa Here remarkably good sheep arc bred by
the natnes and wheat is cultivated in Nery considerable
quantities wfufe further south m ibis district excellent
coffee IS cultnaled The Sau area is lying astride
the Innga Malangali Tuk-u>-u rocjd commencing some
forty miles south west of the Innga township while
Its nearest point it is some two hundred miles distant
from the Tanganyika central line This land is
exceedingly fertile suitable for grazing dairy Cattle or
mixed or arable farming while there is excellent tobacco
land In the Mbosi area the coffee bush attains
wonderful development and here also ^ery large
stretches of land are suitable for cattle and sheep
breeding When tbc new road s>stcm now planned
I e a road constructed from Igali to the port of Kituta
on Lake Tanganyika to enable the producers m the
hfbcsi area to transport their products by road to
kitula and then by the lake steamer to Kigoma so that
they can make use of the railway system to Dar es
Salaam is completed great possibilities open up for
the settlers
Livestock Breeding in Tripoiitania and Cyrenaica
The Live Slock estimate in Tripoli and Cyrenaica ;
horses
The countiy now known imdef this name i# a
remarkable illustration of Italian enterprise in North
Afnca as among all the north African countries this
IS the only one that has been Very scantily favoured
by nature Not very long ago lulian statesmen held
the opinion that the country was only a heap of sand
under a blazing sun without any possibilities for
developing as rains seldom fall here but after having
*ent a committee of experts to explore the possibili
ties It was reported that there %re 2 400 000 hectares
of land worth cultivation It vas pointed out that
France had overcome similar difficulties m their North
Afncan Provinces and it hss been satisfactonly
demonstrated that with sufficient capital in Northern
Tr.yift.bta.Qia aJojje nearly half a mtihon people could
be maintained through the Cultivation of olives
Together with live slock breeding an eminent expert
S gnor Emanuelo de Cillis recently stated a nett revenue
of more than two milliards of Lire can be counted
with when certain measures now recommended by the
Committee have been carried through When it is
born in mind that Tnpolitania m the Roman days
was one of the European granaries and that some of
the very best horses then known on the continent of
Europe were bred here there seems to be good reason
to support the expert s optimistic conclusion The
plan for developing the country has now been in the
course of execution for nearly seventeen years and
what seemed impossible to coinmence with is now
proved to be possible The Italians seem to have
settled tbeir outstanding difficiihies with the Arabs
and the Berbers and by inducing a number of Itaban
colonists to settle here chiefly Siahans there is now an
atmosphere of prosperity over this Italian Colony
So far the Italian Government have assisted these
colonists to cultivate X50000 a<:res and the acrc^e
1$ increasing every year Thert is no
slates cattle 46 000 sheep I 058 000 pigs i 200,
1 5400
for the speculator but the thrifty fanner is welcomed
and granted concessions on easy terms as a rule spread
over ten to fifteen years The Government are lending
money for a length of thirty years at the rate of 2j%
and assist the cultivator by selling him agricultural
machinery and tools on very easy terms while paying
him a premium for every acre cultivated Already now
satisfactory crops of barley and olives can b% seen
and experiments m wheat cultivation are earned on
The mam point is a continued supply of water and where
such IS regulated excellent crops of almonds,
apricots figs oranges tobacco castor oil eto are
harvested Bearing in mind that it is only seventeen
years since the Italians captured this country from the
Turks the progress so far made is very noteworthy
Tripoiitania has turned the corner and should develop
to become a not unimportant (actor in the North
African foodsupplies The Italian Government recently
started a Stud with a view of encouraging horse
breeding having decided on the breeding of hor$es of
Berberine blood with a small admixture of Arab blood
All exports of horses have been prohibited for a term
of tenyeare and a number of prominent stallions of this
horse type have been imported from Tunisia ft 1$
chiefly as a sheep breeding country that one mav Jook
towai^ Tnp-litania from the live stock breeding point
of view
As regards cattle it is far too early to expreisj tny
opnnion whether the country is suitable for cattle
breeding It is deadedly so for sheep and pig breed-
ing and it should be possible to develop both as
conditions are here very much the same as in Tunisia
By a recent decree the Government issued r^gula
tions for the inauguration of an Agricultural P
Office through which travelling agncultural '
will be moving about in the country tc '
662
TRIPOUTANIA &. CYRENAICA— TUNIS.
(or the live stock Experimental Station at Sidi Mesn
In the future the entire control and supervision of
live slock breeding will be in charge of the Agricultural
Propaganda Office A report has been issued by the
Svdi Mesn Station regarding selection of stud antmaU
for the improvement of existing live stock based on
zootechnical observations The Government seem
to be confident that the sheep breeding industry can
be considerably developed if certain methods in
breeding are adopted The present sheep slock con
sists of so called Barbary sheep indigenous to the
country and through a recent examination of the viool
production of these sheep and the local wool markets
the conclusion has been drawn that the sheep stock
must be divided into three classes which should be
subjected to different control with a view of classifying
the Cyrenaica wool and thereby obtain better prices
Thus in the pre desert region the wool of the Barga
el Beida sheep is white or whitish while the wool from
the sheep in the Mediterranean region where the soil
13 red the Barga el Mamra sheep is red or reddish
The third classifying category of sheep is still undecided
but seems to comprise sheep which yield brovm or
black wool All the wool is coarse and generally
marketed in a very dirty condition but it has been
proved that a substantial trade can be obtained with
factories turning out coarse fabrics blankets and
mattresses Tbe fleeces owing to the wool curls
being long and conical sell well the average weight of
the fleece reaching 2 kilos It is intended to con
centrate the home wool trade at Dema and Bengasi
The stock man who might be interested in exporting
stud animals to the country would find much of interest
and It IS stated that the local Government are anxious
to facilitate the import of suitable animals Lack of
labour seems however to be the most senous obstacle
to the economic development of Tnpohtania as the
Arabs seem to hold aloof Once howcier the native
Chiefs make up their minds that Italy has come to
stay the labour problem will probably be solved
and these tribes among which there is a number m
possession of considerable wealth may possibly lake
up Pedigree breeding as a regular occupation It is
; stated however that the Italian Government are
■ severely taxing the tribes Among ihewell to-do tribes
such as the extremely wealthy Nwahi cl Arbaa wth
7 500 members each of whom is the owner of a number
of live stock and several similarly situated tribes
many would bo interested m improving their slock
through crossing the same with valuable stud animals
Livestock Breeding in Tunis,
According to the latest Live Stock Census the
number of cattle is estimated at 3S1 000 the sheep
stock at I 500000 the pig stock at about 16000 and
horses 82000 Sheep breeding thus forms the chief
branch of the live stock industry but probably the pig
holds the pride of place among the Tunisian farmers
although the present stock seems ridiculously low j
As regards cattle breeding tbe diversity of types
and breeds is remarkable and it is probable that there
has been an influx of bulls from other countries
The French Normandy cattle seems to have influenced
the indigenous cattle as this type can be traced here
end there Sheep breeding although a permanent
source of income to the farmers is carried on in a
very neglectful manner and the sheep are alternately
well maintained on rich pastures or half starved when
these give way during the dry season As for pig
breeding, the Tunisian pig is a nondescript animal with
blood infusion from Italian Spanish Maltese and
Algerian boars The type most in vogue is the red
white Roman pig but in tbe eastern parts of the country
the Neapolitan black white pig 15 prevalent Breeding
of sheep is chiefly carried on m the districts of Beija
and Suk-el Arba and partly also in the district of
Tabarka Large swine herds can also be seen in these
districts and as for cattle breeding while there is no
system m breeding and the cattle are herded on the
crazing lands and driven from place to place lately
attempts have been undcruken by European settlers
to mainum animals of ^ milk y^d as tbe sale of
milk IS a highly profitable trade Ihere is cerlanly
a good field for the live stock man who could com*
mence a breeding busmess by cheaply acquiring
animals of the indigenous breeds and through grading-
up and crossing with valuable stud animals m time
work up a profitable living The General Director
of Agriculture Tunis is anxious to introduce a better
system on tbe Tunisian farms but meets with scant
interest on the part of the farmers who prerer to
carry on their occupation m the same slip'hod manner
as their fathers dd Tunisia offers vcr> rt any goo
opportunities for the European settler as cverv
resulting from live stock breeding find* a ready market
locally _
Formerly known as one of the Barbery
Tunisia IS now a French Protectorate widl
52000 square miles Physiogrnphicnliy the ^
divided into four districts or regions — '5
district north of the Mejerda River e
the Algerian frontier to the Gulf of T
fertile d strict vshich forms the etn
mg between Tripoli and Cape ; ®
district at an eicvation of ,
pastures stretchim. from
the plain of kairwain
called Sholt Lebir m
with lack of water aa
formed part oF lh<*
last mentioned d s
have existed si ir li
considerable soune
country mo intawmiHr
TUNIS-UCANDA
663
e 1 c>ation of 6,500 ft. Tunisia has many features in
common vnth Algeria, and although the country is
to-da) in a generally neglected atate, it could un-
doubtedly be brought to a high yield of agricultural
and other products as in ancient times it was one of
the most important granaries of the Roman people
Agriculture and live stock breeding Is still the chief
industry of the people, and as wheat, lurley and oats
are here and there grown, gningnot onl> qxiantilati\el>
a good >ield, but grain of excellent quality, the back-
ward state can onl> be explained as owing to antiquated
methods 111 tilling the land 01i\e ailtivation is
general, and it is staled that the Tunisian oliscs rank
among the best in the world Although the summer
heat IS intense, the climate is on the whole quite healthy,
being tempered by sea breezes A very good type of
camel is bred m Tunisia, and the goals have a certain
commercial value m the neighbouring countries owing
to their high milk yield Tunisian mules were not
so long ago highly appreciated all oscr North Africa.
The population is entirely Oriental, now reaching
about 2,200,000, consisting of Italian settlers and
Jews of all nationalities, and Arabs, Moors and Berbers.
The French element is estimated at 45.000, chiefly
soldiers and sailors The commercial clement is
chiefly represented by international Jews, and many
of these derive substantial income through financing
pig and sheep breeders on a fifly-fifly basis The
capital city, lunis, 1$ one of the most ancient towns
in the world, but of its former splendour, so often
desenbediby medieval travellers, little is to be seen
to day
Principal Breeders.
AiyKUKon lies Col'll^ I rii can d Janlin Mil i c
pr#« llammim Uf Tunis
II ceni I KucOcNon^cc J Tunu
ilond n A Kuc Si li rl Uochir 3 Tunis
Oim R4i,innat(> ilrs I lanUs ii ^Ucal s 0 Tunis
AstfiaeCambcita Tunis
IXisnnc I’aut Kucdlulir Tunis
} edln Colon ale d AerieiiUure <Ir Tunis Tunis
(,abriel»abcnnama 3^ Kuedlutie Tunis
Snei<l4d Aricullurc ndtelOcs Soci^eiFrancaiscs
Tunis
J»*ly V 11 RuodAnsIflrrrc Tunis
M liallef T I * Ruedc Msmillc Tuii s
Mori Fruric, Rue Sainl Charles Tunis
Sortabartelo C route Ilirkassa Tutus
SoUrbartolo, h ."I bis Ku (1 Italic Tunis
at.li ul iralWcirl)
ril) sicr
au cultural I* t)
lattlc flrrohra IValcr |
Aariculiuraltlifli School I
Horse Creed r a Dealer '
AerKul > lal
Cattle Decedrr a Dealer
dorse btred r& Ivater
Cattle
(e I s as cult ire de Tunisi J!6lfl dis Breeders Society
Soci<l#s liaicaisrs Tuns
V) te I linciicullurc ll*irl drs Sceidts Fran Arriculturel Society
s irte I n • ciricc (<-sAi maux Tunis Animals & lirecdets
IVoteetion Soeicty
SKicie (ouf |j ss du CcDii icrcc 1 flcsajc. Breeders Seeitly
R K d Uesancen Tunis
St-nlicai Oblii.aio>re des Viticulteurs four la A;rKutiursl Society
tVlens scnlre le Ihylloaira Rue d Halle,
t- Ttnis
Sehembri < RuedesAiines 3S Tunis Cattle Breeder & Dealer
Tnrrenie & I trinello Rue ilu Soudan t Tunis „ ,
Trouitlesia t Ruedri Abattoirs Tunis „
Livestock Breeding in Uganda.
The official Live Stock Census estimates the cattle
stock at 1,373 ooo head, and the sheep stock at 880.000
As for pigs and horses, the absence of these animals
IS remarkable Cotton is the chief crop assuming
every year larger proportions, while other crops such
as coffee, cocoa ground nuts, sim sim, tobacco, sugar
cane, nee, cassava, tea, castor oil, peas and beans are
cultivated on a steadily increasing acreage Of late
years the exports, according to available statistics
for certain articles, show lower figures, owing to dis-
organisation in transport etc , caused by the war.
but the corner has recently been turned and there is
nothing now militatingagainst the steady development of
this interesting Colony Uganda was formerly a
native kingdom, but since the British flag was acknow-
ledged as the symbol of British protection, ibis vast
territory has m name as well as m fact become a Pro"
tectorate Geographically, it adjoins British Sudan,
the Congo Free State and Ken>a Colony In the
Uganda territory the Victoria Nyanza, the Albert
Njanza, Lake Choga and Lake Rudolf are included
The area is probably about 92,000 square miles, mostly
plateau lands with a very salubrious climate Minerals
abound, and since time immemorial the natives have
understood the art of turning iron ore found in the soil
into articles of cver> daj use Only recently, several
tribes of negro dwarfs were discovered, populating the
forests bordering on the Congo, and along the Semlila
river where the number of the population has not been
defined, it 1$ now known that a race of Iilliputs exists
The Bantu language is chiefly spoken by the popula-
tion which probably now reaches well over four million.
The most intelligent among the various tribes are the
Baganda people The chief articles of trade, besides
ivory and rubber, are live stock and live stock products,
such as hides and skins Cattle and sheep are bred
in all the districts, the countr> being divided into five
districts, the Buganda, the Rudolf, and the Eastern,
Western and Northern districts The cattle are large
sized, valuable and deserving of improvement. Over
95% of the known cattle stock is of the humped type,
closely resembling the Indian Zebu breed and there-
fore, undoubtedly originating from India The best
cattle are bred in the Northern districts, here called
theTeso breed, while farther towards the south another
breed, the Karamojan. dominates, undoubtedi) the best
developed of all the breeds m Uganda, of larger size
and better appearance and perhaps with shorter horns
than the other breeds In the Ankole and Antoro
distnets a very different breed of cattle exists, called
Nsagaila cattle, large-sized, of a deep red colour, with
very large horns and scarcely showing any hump This
bre^ IS an interesting illustration of the fact that very
often, through natural self-selection among the best
developed animals in an indigenous breed, the problem
of the survival of the fittest seems to have regulated
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operations in 1813 and continued them until his death
in 1867 Edwin Hammond of Middlebury Vermont
enjoyed wide distinction as a noted improver of the
Amencan Merino from 1844 until 1870 George
Campbell of Westminster West Vermont was one
of the earliest importers and improvers of the Menno
and Rambouillet In 1851 he imported to New
York some Silesian Merinos which had been bred
purely from the Infantado Negretti family In 1863
Mr Campbell exhibited twelve Menno sbeep bred at
his Vermont establishment at the International
Exhibition at Hamburg His was the only American
flock on exhibition and they were in competition
with 913 Merinos from France Italy Austria Russia
and German> He succeeded in taking two first and
one second premiums These twelve sheep were sold
to Count Shen Thors of Silesia for five thousand
dollars
The Amencan Merino Sheep Breeders Association
was the first sheep reg stry organization to be perfected
in the United States It was organized m Ohio m 1875
and blood lines acceptable for registration were re
stricted to flocks tracing m unbroken lines to the
onginal Spanish importations and excluded any
admixture of blood lines originating from importations
from France or Saxony The Vermont Menno breeders
perfected a similar organization during the late seven
ties Since the early American improvers of the
Menno had no generally accepted type set as a goal
very naturally several distinct types were developed
in the early days of the fmewool industry The
Vermont breeders selected the breeding stock from
the standpoint of weight and density of fleece Wrinkles
or skin folds were developed and intensified and this
no doubt at a considerable sacnfice of uniformity of
quality and length of staple Menno breeders m
Western Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio and
other States bred along plainer lines perhaps giving
more consideration to constitution and conformation
of the animals as well as to the quality and length of
staple In consequence of these variations m the
type of the Merinos in the different sections new
record associations were organized from time to time
until in 1904 when there were some nineteen or
twenty Merino remstry organizations actually func
tioning \ marked forward step was taken by the
Amencan Menno breeders m 1906 when a meeting
of the representatives of the numerous Merino registry
associations was called at Columbus Ohio for the
purpose of perfecting one strong organization
The present day American and Delame Menno
Record Association was the outcome of that meeting
The new association recognized all organizations
which had been recording Merinos traong back to
the original importations from Spam regardless of
tjpe It was decided to designate the different type
Mennos es As Bs and Cs instead of continuing
to use all of the names heretofore used The A type
It the extremely wrinkled one the B type perhaps
has a 1 itlc more scale than the A with rather heavy
foUs on neck flanks thighs and at tail head — the ,
sides being comparatively free from promitwinl folds
while the C type which is generally referred to as a
Delaine Merino should be free from folds other than
on the neck and should show a good flank as well as
being free from folds on the thighs The Amencan
and Delame Menno Record Association is to-day
credited with more than 600 active members who arc
actively engaged in the production of Merinos in all
parts of the United States
Tlie Amencan Rambouillet Sheep Breeders
Association was organized m 1889 at Pontiac
Michigan The present membership totals nearly
eleven hundred with total registrations of 221 425
Rambouillet sheep Registrations during the past
year totalled 20 753 and Pedigrees are now being
accepted for the 46th volume
The International von Homeyer Rambouillet
Qub Record was perfected in Detroit Michigan in
December 1902 Under the rules of that organiza
hon no sheep whose breeding did not trace in unbroken
line through sire and dam directly to the von Homejer
flock was eligible for registration Only one record
volume was issued by the von Homeyef Record Associa-
tion although it IS important to here emphasize the fact
that this strain of Rambouillets has played a prominent
role in the development and improvement of the
Amencan Rambouillet to the present standard of
perfection that has now been attained
Among the more prominent breeders who have
contributed their skill toward the improvement of the
Amencan Rambouillet were Thomas Wyckoff Davis
burgh Michigan A A Wood & Sons Saline Michi
fan W G Markham Avon N Y Orth Brothers
McGuffey Ohio F S King Brothers Laramie
Wyoming John Seeley Mt Pleasant h/tah R A
Jackson Dayton Washington and Bullard Brothers
Woodland California The late W S Hansen
Collinston Utah was one of the first Amencan breeders
to devote his attention toward the development
and improvement of the polled Rambouiffet Th s f ne
of brewing was taken up a number of years ago by
Mr T L Drisdale Juno Texas who during more
recent years has developed an outstanding polled
Rambouillet produang a high yielding cl p of staple
wool of a quality probably unsurpassed in Amenca
Altbougb the sheep industry of America dates
back to the time of the early settlement of the Spanish
Colonists It IS believed that no real improvement was
made in the sheep breeding operations until after the
importation of the fmewool sheep to Amenca about
1800 It js estimated that there were approximately
5 000 000 sheep in the United States at the begmnmg
of the 19th century By 1840 this number had in
creased to more than 19000000 hend producing
35 804 000 pounds of wool per annum Of this num
ber 18 807 000 were reported to have occupied raises
east of the Mississippi while only slightly more than
503 WJO grazed on the ranges west of the Mississippi
The Spanish territory now designated as the State
I of New Mexico is known to have been stocked with
I sheep not later than some time during the X7th century
UrflTED STATES AMERICA.
6*9
h IS gencrall) know-n thal the sheep owned by ihe
Spaniards in this lcmlor> vtcrc of Spanish origin,
but all writers are not in agreement as to the breeding
of these sheep Some authorities belie\e that the
earl) Spanish sheep consisted of Mennos, at least in
part Howcser, it is quite generally belicsed that these
sheep ^^cre a coarse v,ool t>pe that sheared a \ery light
fleece of >\-ool It is said that m 1750 sheep formed the
chief element of agncullure in New Mexico Spam<h
sheep were introduced into California as early as 1773
although an> real improsement in the breeding of the
sheep in these Stales did not begin much before 1859
The first blooded Menno rams arc reported to have
been driven across country from Kentucl-y to New
Mexico in 1859 b> a Mr George Giddings
New Mexico was the first chief source of supplv
of breeding ewes for the western range States, ard
beginning in 1852 large numbers of these sheep were
driven to California and m later years to the north-
western range States Beginning in the earlj eighties,
large numbers of the New Mexico sheep were driven
to Texas The fleece weights of the unimproved
Mexican sheep averaged around 1 5 pounds at that
time They were a hard> strain and were able to with-
stand the unfavourable range conditions that they very
frequcnll) met They responded very readily to the
improvement sought through the use of the improvcil
Menno rams on the Mexican ewes and the first cross
IS said to have yielded almost twice as much wool as the
unimproved dams The prices realized for the unim-
provM Mexican sheep during the early eighties were
sometimes very small , however, it enabW the men
of small means to at least acquire a small number of
these sheep, which they might possibly not have
been able to do had the pnees been higher
Mutton was a secondary consideration of the sheep
breeders east of the Mississippi River until the pnees
of wool began to drop after the Civil War However,
the decreasing profits of wool growing and the in-
creasing populanty of mutton as a food have effected
a considerable change during the ensuing years By
1890 one half of the sheep between the Allcgbanies
and the Mississippi River were estimated to be carry-
ing mutton bloOT the Elastem breeders leaving the
task of the production of finewooJ to the western
range States The English Breeds were formerly
objected to by flockmasters operating on the western
ranges due to the fact that (i) they are not suffiaenlly
hardy to thrive under the severe range conditions under
which the industry must be conducted (2) they cannot
be as successfully herded m large flocks as the fine-
wool Breeds . (3) ‘heir fWces are inclined to ^ lorn
out by the brush . and (4) the English mutton Breeds
are not as well adapted to the climatic condiUons
maintaining on the south western ranges as arc the
fincwool Breeds , ,
Wool production was one of the primary objects
of the flockmasters who engaged m the early range
sW In Ibos. <!.). tb, indu5to »» ■»
on a lamb matldins basia . conscqucnlly. aa a soiaaal
rule aged ewes and wethers were the onlj classes of
surplus stock offered for sale. In 1911 practically
1 100 per cent, of the ewe flocks of Arizona. California,
Washington, and Wjoming represented the finewool
t>pc. while the percentage of fincwool ewes in the
Stales of Oregon, Colorado Nevada Montana, Idaho,
Utah, and New Mexico ranged from 94 to 52 per cent
During the past twentj-fivc years the western and
north-western range flock-masters have followed a
genera! practice of cross breeding for the purpose of
producing an early matunng lamb, possessing a desirable
, mutton conformation In attaining this end the
Rambouillet ewe (locks in Wyoming, Utah, Montana
and to a certain extent in Idaho, have been bred to
I Cotsvvold, Lincoln, Leicester, and Romney rams
' Replacement ewe stock was obtained from finewool
I breeders residing in areas net so well adapted to cross-
breeding . however, m the space of a few years fme-
wrool ewes became too scarce to supply the demand,
consequently the breeders found it necessary (o turn
again to the finewool rams in order to correct some of
the apparently outstanding faults of their cross bred
ewes, which were namely (i) the loss of the herding
instinct . (2) the coarse open fleece that vvas too easily
lomoulby the brush SmcetheWorldWarthedemand
for wool has been fairly strong and there has been a
general tendency among the north-western range
breeders to resort again to a rather liberal use of I^m-
bouiilet rams The larger operators as a general rule
follow a practice of mating their coarser fleeced ewes to
finewool rams and the finer woolled ewes to long-
woo! rams A number of Idaho and Washington flock-
masters have during recent years followed a general
practice of breeding cross bred finewool longwool
ewes to Hampshire rams for the purpose of obtaining
I an early maturing lamb which fattens end develops
I on the Iwuntiful mountainous summer ranges in time
I for the midsummer market
Practically all the western lambs reaching the feeder
markets carry varying proportions of finewool or
Menno blood The range sheep industry has neces
sanly been budded upon the Menno foundation due
to their general hardiness wide range of adaptability
to practically all t>T3cs of ranges Mr R Manhall
SeCTetary of the "National Wool Growers’ Association.’*
estimates that between 65 and 70 per cent of the sheep
of the United States are of Menno (finewool) founda-
tion It is estimated that approximately 37 per cent
of the sheep of the United States are either of pure or
high grade finewool breeding
In western Texas, Anzona and Southern New
Mexico a large per centage of the flocks are of fine wool
breeding *1116 finewool Breeds seem much better
adapted than the mutton Breeds to withstand the hot
summer temperatures which prevail m the South-
west The finewool sheep furthermore are not only
better able to VMthstand droughty conditions that fre-
<|uently prevail in this region, but owing I > 0 nr
general hardiness they can also belter withstand tlie
ravages of the internal parasites An increasing mim
of Texas range sheep men are breeding a large u
bodied finewool sheep of desirable mu
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UNITED STATES AMERICA
formation which at the same time is capable of pro-
duang 8 to lO pounds of fine staple wool Many
breeders are apparently successfully crossing the
Merinos and Rambouillets for the purpose of increas
ing the sue on the Merino side and at the same time
increasing the length of staple where a deficiency in
this respect exists
In general contrast to the herding system as
practised by the representative wool growers jn all of
the other range States the Texas flocks are in most
instances grazed in enclosed pastures or paddocks
and the methods of management are similar
to the Australian practices This method offers several
advantages important among which are that (l) the
ranges will carry an increased number of livestock
(z) the wool produced under such conditions is of lighter
shrinkage and (3) once the ranges have been fenced the 1
sheep can be carried at a lower cost per head per annum I
Each year upwards of 600000 smooth bodied '
Texas lambs of finewool breeding weighing 55 to 75 j
pounds at weaning time are shipped to the feed lots |
in the corn belt States at prevailing market prices ,
paid for cross bred lambs m the Northwest It is true I
that the contractors who take over these lambs register I
considerable complaint about excessive skmfolds
etc and some of them are not at all backward m urging 1
the use of mutton rams 'Hie Texas range sheep I
breeders however have the range management prob
lems well in hand and have been disinclined to accept
the advice of the lamb speculators Many latgeTexas '
operators follow the practice of breeding the more
heavily folded type of finewool ewes to smooth bodied
finewool rams and of mating the smooth bodied eiwes '
to heavier type rams As a result of this practice
remarkably uniform smooth bodied iamb crop 1$
generally produced
A general criticism that is quite generally applic
able to the sheep breeders of the United Stales is
that many of them are inclined to overlook the im
portance of yield of clean wool per head Through
all the many years since the introduction of finewool
sheep to America breeders have been too prone to
discuss the fleece weights in terms of grease pounds
Many breeders even to this day become entirely lost
in the discussion of the average fleece weight figured
on a clean or scoured basis Yet this is a very important
point for them to bear in mind since they are selling
their product to buyers on a clean yield basis Further
more it is not unusual to find that a number of the
ewes in a flock are producing less than half as much
wool as the top half of the flock The better strains
of Rambouillel ewes m Texas are known to have pro
duced better than six pounds of scoured wool during
a 12 months growing period Therefore is it not well
worth the while of the progressive breeders to study
the capabilities of theif flocks in order that they might
have an opportunity to enjoy an increased income as a
result of an increased yield of clean wool per head due
to intelligent culling and breeding? A wool and
mohair scouring plant was established at the Texas
AgriaiUural and Mechanical College Expenment
Stetion in 1919 through the assistance of the ‘ Sheep
and Goat Raisers Association of Texas to the end
that Texas flockmasters might gam additional cn
hghtenment upon the subject of improving theif wool
and mohair clips Thousands of samples of wool have
already been scoured since the installation of the
plant This has not only given the wool growers an
opportunity to belter familiarize themselves widi the
quality, length of staple and shrinkage of their respec
live clips but the work has had its influence m causing
the buyers to more closely estimate the snnnkagtj of
the clips in the various regions from which samples
originate Upon taking up the study of fleece simp
Img the question What amount of woo! constitutes
a representative sample and how may it be fairly and
impartially drawn ? immediately presented itself
No data bearing upon this subject were available at the
beginning of this study In brief numerous methods
of sampling were studied however the results of these
wool scouring studies with finewool sheep shov ed
that 25 fleeces from sheep impartially selected will
have a shrinkage sure to be m practically all cases
within two per cent of the true value for the entire
flock sampled
Other agencies at work m the interest of the ad
vancement of the American sheep industry are the
National Wool Growers Association and various Stale
sheep associations The National Association has for
many years looked after the interests of the ranre
wool growers in all matters of legislation pertaining
to grazing on the public domain shipping rates ,
increased lamb consumption etc The State organize
tions in the West have the strong backing of all the
leaders of the industry and at the present time many
State organizations through the leadership of the
National Wool Growers Association are giving con
siderable thought and study to the wool marketing
problem Tins is a timely problem to demand the
attention of the leaders of the industry since the
average individual wool grower is not qualified to
trade intelligently with the skilled buyer The adwnl
ages gained through a sound marketing system have
been clearly illustrated in Texas m which State
during the past 18 years marketing agencies have been
set up by growers at San Angelo Del Rio and other
points Wools are consigned to these houses and sub
]ect^ to buyers for sale on the basis of grades 1*
in the judgment of the selling committees the bi^
are loo low they are rejected and another sale is scheduled
for a later date This method of marketing has offered
considerable protection to the growers and the result
has been that during the past several years Texas wools
have been commanding prices slightly above those
being paid for range wools in other western states
The Annual Ram Sale yearly held at Salt
Lake Qty under the auspices of the National Wool
Growers Association is playing a prominent part in
the improvement of the range sheep m the western
part of the United States Here stud rams are brought
together from all parts of the United States and buyers
(eonld page 679)
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY.
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Nothing but praise
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GauUdge Farm, Longnor, Buxton.
March 1st, 1927
Dear Sirs,
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T/ioroifghbred Mares, too I
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Attington Stud, Tetsworih, Oxon
March 30th, 1927
Genilemen,
With further reference to my previous l*tter,
I tried your remedy cn three mares last year
Two had slipped previoush. These two mates,
one has already foaled and the other is safe m
foal Third mare “ Fill Up” dam of “Perfect
Son,” who had been barren for three years, did
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Mortem revealed that she would never have
bred again I can only say from my own
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Ywuts faithfully,
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thus ha%e an opportunity to go o%cr them carefully
Wore malnng tKe\r selection Following the example
set b> the National Association a number of State
organizations base adopted the polic> of holding
annual sales The Annual Texas Ram Sale which is
held under the auspices of the Sheep and Goat Raisers
Association has developed to be one of the largest of
Its land in the countrj It is unique in that a sifting
committee of well qualified sheep growers pass on all
entnes disquahf>*ing all animals that fail to meet
the rcquircment*vt for stud and range rams respec
lively
Ohio Texas and Utah Rambouillct breeders have
dunng the past few jears organized branch assoaa
bons of the Amencan Ramhouillet Breeders Assoaa
tion for the purpose of promoting the interests of
registered Rambouillet sheep
Perhaps no more conservative answer can be
given to the question of future Hnewool values than
that given b> Messrs Wmchcombe Carson Lamited
m their Annual Wool Review for 1927
The question vs will the world continuously
absorb the ordinary run of Menno wools at recent
figures The scales between under supply and
over supply are del cately balanced Even a
limited quanbty one way or the other can have an
apprecuole influence on values The vvorld s popu
lation is certainly increasing The number of
people who use wool has advanced materially ,
But we are of the opinion that the distant future of
prices for average Menno wool hinges to the greatest
I extent on an advance or otherwise in the quanbty
grown in Australia
Mennos compnse about two-lhirds of Australia s
vast sheep flocks That Commonwealth in 1920-21
I produced I 635 186 hales of wool and by 1920-27
the production had nsen to 2,500000 bales — a nse
of 52 per cent
The finewool breeds have not only undergone a
pronounced improvement since their mtroduebon
I into the United States but they have constituted the
I foundation of the cross bred Iamb industry which has
been so extensively engaged in during the past 25 to
30 years in the Western States Since it has been
estimated that there will sbll remain 615 million acres
I of permanent range graang land in this country after
every potenbal tillabfe area has been placed under
cultivation it is obvious that the sheep grazing in-
dustry in the western United States is a permanent
one The flockmasters of the United States are
enjoying an adequate Tariff protection against im
ported wool and woollen materials at the present
bme and if the future pnees of their sales products
are sufficiently high to enable them to earn a comfort
able living they will at the same time be better able to
lend their sloll as breeders towards the advancement of
the breed which has remained in the Erst rank since
the dawn of the Christian era
Illtoltcl MU pagt 638
The Percheron Horse in America
By ELLIS MePARLAND Secretary
Two thirds of the pure bred draught horses
of the United States are Percherens and the Percheron
Soaety of America is the largest purebred bsrse
record Associat on in the world Hoiv the breed has
attained such popularity m the less than 90 year penod
since the f rst Percheron horse was imported from
France 1$ an absorbing story
An Amencan traveller Edward Hams of Moores
tow-n N J saw and admired the hardy fast moving
French dll gence horses and made an in Ua! importa
tion in 1839 Out of seven horses imported on two
occasions by Mr Hams only two mares and a stalhon
survived the tnp Though the stallion D U genet ^
sired a Urge number of good colts these an rnals did not
make a lasting impression on draught horse breeding
in the United States
Percheron history in America really began in ,
1851 vnth the importation of two stallions Louis |
Napoleon, and Normandy The latter was better
k-nown as Old Pleasant Valley Bill The importer
was Dr Marcus Browu GrdeviUc Ohio and h»
agent was Samuel Holman Chester Springs Pa The ,
ancestry of the two famous stallions is not recorded 1
but tW were l»lh grej-s Grev stallions were vised
m the district now known as The Perche as early
as 1809
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Percheron Soc ety of America
Louis Napoleon is espeaally noted as a sire
responsible for early Percheron presbge From early
I ridicule he climbed to horse fame and it is esbmated
' that from him some 400 foals ivere bred before his
death in X871 His male progeny were kept as stal
lions and sold at high paces His descendants were
all grade horses but their drafbness and good action
brought fanner allegiance to the Percheron breed
By 1870 a total of 90 stallions and 2Z mares is
definitely recorded as having been imported and
draught horse produebon was established on a com
meraal bas s Dunng the next 10 jears 874 stslhons
and 152 mares were imported The mun object was
sbl! that of improving the common stock of the country
but breeders produced m Amenca pure-breds totalling
104 stallions and 115 mares in the decade Breeders
and importen ahke nude every effort to combine the
true Percheron sire and quality with unusual symmetry
style action spint and courage
The N'abonal Assoaabon of Importen and
Breeders of Norman Horses was organised in 1876
at a meebng at Chicago Illinois and Ute in the year
the ** Norman Stud Book was published. A
ed bon was called the** Percheron Norman ~ *
This was the first Draught Hone Register ever
and was preceded as a hone register only *
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UNITED STATES AMERICA
General Slud Book in England Percheron
replaced Norman as a designation for the breed
when horsemen realized that the former term » the
more accurate The true type is that found m the
Perche District in France
An extraordinary period of expansion in Per
cheron importing and breeding in America was in
augurated m 1881 and it continued until 1890 The
number of importers was trebled and the number of
breeders increased more than tenfold During this
time 4 988 stallions and 2 566 mares were imported
and 1 920 stallions and 2 089 mares were bred in Amenra
It was a profitable decade
Depression in the value of work horseswas so great
during the 1891 1900 period of hard times in the United
States that the incentive to breed better horses was
largely lost and the registration of colts was neglected
Breeders were finanoally unable to keep many of the
good studs and the most noticeable direct effect
was a widespread distribution of Percheron mares
The number of breeders increased from 593 to t 634
Many of the new owners were inexperienced handlers
and the breed was damaged Only hardiness adapt
ability and easy keeping qualities pulled Percherons
through to survival and a steady increase in popularity
The twentieth century brought improvM bust
ness conditions Percheron breeders re organized
and the name of the group evoKed to Percheron
Society of America British purchases after the
Boer war stimulated the horse market and by 1910
values had again reached pre panic levels An enor
mously increased number of quality horses were pro
duced
During the World war it was estimated that 75
per cent of the artillery and transport horses used on
the French front were grade Percherons In X916
/Hast al e
tw Percheron stallions and some brood mares were
exported to England
Another period of depression is apparently disap
pearing at the present time The strain was never
so great as the disasters of the nineties Tiiere
was never a lime when a high class horse would not
bring a good price but the average kind sold low
Percherons outnumbered all other draught horse
breeds at the great 1927 International Live Stock
Exposition in Chicago and they sold for more money
than all other draught breeds combined An initial
exportation has been made to South America and there
IS a brisk trade with Canada
Percheron popularity in America is based on the
practical draught horse requirement of utility Heavy
muscling good action clean legs and an admirable
disposition have enabled horses of the breed to pass
many a durability test The mares have been un
usually prolific many have produced ten foals some
more Percherons stand the wear and tear of years of
hard work and are easy keepers Ability to breathe
freely has made the horse many friends in hot climates
TTie last census report says that there are m the
United States 70 613 Percherons 10 838 Belgians
5580 Shires 4;82i Clydesdales and 2938 French
draftei^ Tins means that of 94 188 pure bred draught
horses owned m the United States 74 9 per cent
are Percherons These Government figures do repre
sent a fairly accurate estimate of the relation of one
breed to the other in numerical importance
Fanners will continue to breed the big greys and
blacks Up to date 196 416 Percherons have been
recorded in the United States and there are 20 000
breeders in the country Thoughtful men realize
that no machine yet invented can replace the Percheron
team m economy durability and dependability
I poje 673
The Duroc Jersey Pig
By G G LUTHY SecreUry Nat onal Duroc Record Assoc atlon Peer a 111 nos USA
The superiority of the pure bred Duroc Jersey
pigs from a utility standpoint is due principally to
the following reasons
X Economical production
2 Due to their uniformity they dress out
better than scrubs
3 They naturally appeal to the packer who will
pay premiums for hogs of uniform type
4 Considerably less time is required for a
pure bred Duroc Jersey pig to reach a marketable
age
Accurate statistics compiled by authoritative
d s nlcresled sources proved ibat in 1918 the Duroc
Jersey sow produced siy^ of all the pork marketed
in the United States thereby malang the Duroc sow
and her off spring the most popular of all breeds of
swine Having become the most popular it therefore
naturally follows that Duroc Jerseys are the best
Durocs could not have attained this universal popu
lanty unless there was a reason The answer 1 es m the
fact that the Duroc Jersey sow possesses inherent
qual ties and characteristics as a producer of large
uniform litters coupled with the natural instinct to
raise her progeny unapproached by sows of any other
breed of swme That Duroc Jersey sows have supreme
worth and merit from the standpoint of efficiency and
usefulness in the breed ng pen is attested by the fact
that they have been g ven ibcir universal recogn tion
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by the Amcriain farmer and feeder — ibe court of U$t
resort on the value of farm animals. The Duroc*
Jersey sow needs no other recommendation to make
secure her claim to being the most profitable brood
animal on the farm, and to stand unchallenged as the
^^orld’s foremost producer of meat for human con-
sumption
H properly fed and cared for a pure-bred Duroc
Jersey hog is ready for market at 6 months of age.
weighing from 190 to 230 lbs. TTie “ ton litter con-
tests" conducted throughout the United States in
1926 illustrate this. As closely as can be ascertained
there were 768 Utters which weighed a ton or over m
180 days. Many of these weighed in the neighbour-
hood of a ton and half with the top litter weighing
5,117 lbs. The second heaviest litter was one of 17
Durocs that weighed 4,925 lbs These two litters
demonstrate the possibilities of pure bred Duroc-
Jersey hogs when given a chance , and they are beyond
average farm conditions, but the majority of tbe 768
litters are not ; for there was but an average of about
10 pigs per litter raised Of the 768 litters, 600 were
pure-brM The Duroc-Jerseys head the list with 23O
litters, followed by Poland Chinas with 151 litters.
Chester Whites with no litters, Berkshires 34 litters,
Hampshire 29 litters. Spotted Poland Chinas 23 hiters.
Yorkshires i2 litters and Tamworths ii litters
The reason that more Duroc-Jerseys than any
other breed won in these contests is due to the fact
that the Duroc-Jersey sow possesses inherent qualities
and charactenstics as a producer of large, uniform
litters, coupled with the natural instinct to raise her
progeny, unapproached by sows of anv other breed of
pigs
The State of Illinois dunng the last year pro-
duced 359 ton litters, of which 170 litters were Durocs.
It has been stated that any good feeder could pick a
single Utter and get such results , and in 1926 the State
of Nebraska conducted what is known as " The
Nebraska Standard Pig Crop Contest " In Nebraska
a farmer who had four or more sows was allowed to
enter his herd provided the sows were bred to farrow
within a period of 30 consecutive days Of the eight
herds that won in this contest five were Durocs and the
first prize went to a Nebraska farmer who entered 16
pure-bred Duroc sows which farrowed 133 pigs and
of these 129 reached matunty at an average weight of
1.681 lbs per litter.
At the National Swine Show of the U. 5 A. held
It Peona. Illinois, in September, 1927, the largest
individual animal shown was a Duroc-Jersey aged
bo.ir whose official weight was 1,040 lbs.
In the 10 classes at this Show the average official
weight of Duroc-Jerseys was the largest in eight, as
this table shows :
At'ERACE Weight or
THE 1927 National
Duroc
Jeory
Aged Itoan 9SS
S^lor Ycarlma Hoars 6SJ
ImiMrleartiasBoM 731
Senior Uoar Pigs 4SS
Junior Doarr>5s "S
Aged Sons 757
S^lor VestUng Son's 611
Junior Veartiog So^ 597
Son's Pigs
J unior Sows Pigs
Avtrsge Urightof 10
ALL Cusses or Pig Breeds at
Pic Show at Peoria, Illiaois.
Chrstrr Ksmiv n>Iand Tsm- York- Spotted
Whiles sblres Chinas norths shires Polaods
771 7IX) 937 664 606 666
626 506 669 529 473 6U
599 456 673 434 413 577
336 SIS 313 305 39t 430
307 162 202 155 181 303
6SI 594 767 636 599 730
628 503 591 469 531 573
526 445 561 405 433 836
379 320 431 277 378 431
189 150 199 135 177 319
491 417 839 400 406 817
Duroc sows are very gentle, easily handled, and
being careful mothers and heavy sucklers will always
raise a satisfactory percentage of the pigs farro>4ed.
The conformation of the Duroc sow of to-day is such
as greatly lessens the possibility of the loss of very > oung
pigs on account of clumsiness and over-laying of pigs
by the dam. This is very important, as it is the number
of pigs raised that counts when reckoning profit or
loss m the hog business. Durocs are wonderful foragers
and grazers, and make the very best possible use of all
kinds of pasture This is a veo’ valuable asset, as it
not only greatly cheapens the cost of production, but
results in an abundance of exercise which is so con-
duave to the health of the herd and stimulates the
development of bone and muscle Being active, keen
and alert, Durocs are less inclined to be lazy and he
around all day, depending on the slop pail to supply
every necessity the body requires, but love to be out
in the field early and late.
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The Kentucky Red Pig.
By WOODS WALKER Lancaster Kentucky
Writing about ‘ Red Berlcsbires ' I would
emphasize the fact that unlilce most new breeds
of live stock, Kentucky breeders have not created *’
this pig and then heralded it as a ‘ new ' breed On
the contrary, our pigs have been bred pure for close on
8o years , but prior to that for at least a quarter of a
century they were bred more or less pure, if one is to
accept the statements of the men who originated them
New blood was brought in as it was needed to breed as
near the desired type as possible
John W Walker, Hilery Gibbs and Jack Burnside
were the originators of the breed They noticed and
took a liking to the red pig while they had a good
opportunity for studying the hogs In the long
excursions to the South, driving continuously and
feeding as they went, the ‘ Red hog led the way,
and to their surprise they would take on flesh faster
than other types that followed lazily behind, waiting,
as It were for their food to be laid before them
These facts were also noted by the Planters from
whom the feed was purchased en route Their beauti-
ful red coats, their wonderful loins and hams, the
latter coming all down to their hock joints, their well-
sprung nbs and upright ears gave them a wide awake
and alert appearance The small tapering heads
indicated a scarcity of cheap meat The big bone and
straight feet showed that they were able to carry flesh
day after day and stand up under it They attracted
attention wherever they went, and when they became
known brought more money than any other breed
driven with them As a resulting fact, they became
popular with those who owned and bred them When
the driving over these long districts at regular intervals
with live stock to the Southern markets came to an
end, owing to improved transport facilities, these
Kentucky men continued to breed them on their farms
as they found them prolific, good rustlers and easily
and quickly matured After the passing of these
pioneers their descendants and neighbours kept
the breed pure , and several generations since then
have bred the Kentucky Red Berkshires
We who know them regard them as the most
practical for al! purposes on the farm While not
widely known for their winnings in the Show Ring
we still assert for them that under the equal treatment
and conditions they will compare favourably with any
other of the Show Breeds Where hogs are raised only
for the market, we believe the Kentucky Red Berk-
shire surpasses any other breed known The sows are
good mothers kind and gentle in disposition giving
plenty of rich milk to the young, probably allribiilable
to their fondness of grass and roots
For early development we believe that the Red
Berkshire is unsurpassed The pigs respond quickly
to full feed and fatten at any age desired The meat
of the liams of matured hogs is very desirable It has
^^__a^Ticb lUvour. firm and fine fibre The hams are in
great demand as the lean meat lies on the inside with
out fat streaks, and the fat meat on the outside can
be trimmed close
I would further emphasize that we have only
bred these hogs for show purposes since our organiza
hon in September, 1923 We then selected from our
stock those individuals that conform as nearly as
possible to our “ Standards of Perfection ’ These
standards are ' —
Head and Face — Head medium length, face
nearly straight , medium length between the eyes
Ears — Medium length, thin, slightly inclined
forward, or straight up
Nec^ — Short, well set to the shoulders, tapering
from shoulders to the head
Jowl — Light and tapering from neck to point
Shoulders — Deep, medium width and fullness,
well in line with back
Chest — Large, deep and roomy , full girth
Back ond Loins — ^Back straight or slightly arched,
with nearly uniform thickness
Sides and Ribs —Sides full firm, nbs strong, well
sprung at top and bottom
Belly and Straight and full, flanks full
and running nearly on line with sides
Hams and Rump— Hams long and deep extra
width rump, slightly rounded from loin to root of
tail, buttock full neat and firm, devoid of flabbiness
or excessive fat
Legs and Feet — Legs medium length, set well
apart, squarely under body, wide above knee and
hock, rounded and well muscled below Pasterns
short nearly upright toes short and firm enabling
the animal to carry its weight with ease
Tail — Medium length, slightly curled
Co/our — Red
Size — Boars, two years and over, 750, or over .
sow same age 6do, or over , eighteen months boar,
550 , sow, 550 , twelve months boar or sow, 400 ,
SIX months both sexes 200
Conditions — Skin free from all defects flesh
evenly laid on
disposition — Docile, quiet easily handled
The most outstanding qualities of these Red
Kentucky pigs are
The sows are prolific and are unsurpassed as
careful nurses and good sucklers
Their litters are strong active and vigorous at
birth
They can be fattened for market at any age. and
yet, if desirable fed *10 any weight from 600 to 1 ooo
lbs
Their flesh is the highest quality pork, containing
a larger proportion of finely marbled lean and fat
than any other breed
Power of the boar to transmit the valuable qualities
of the breed to his progeny when crossed with others
UNITED STATES AMERICA
For explanalion cf SymMt ttt pa/e XXI
Cattle Breeders.
HEREFORD CATTLE
HEREFORD CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION (I)
Kansas City, Missouri
PROMINENT BREEDERS
AtXTIUltir Joho l-
Adams II G
Adams Strpben J
Aleiaodcr, A J
Akjindff P \\
Andfrwi 1 arl E
Andrews & Kupnerl
Andreas John C
Anstr) Ueorge J
Apt S J
Asb Charles
Atkinson Roy
Aycoek 1) N
Railev Elmer I
ItaU 1- rank D
Balstead A Sons
Raneiover H M
Beckett & aireii
Uemmerley \\ J
Krsnetl \\ E
Ueieman James H
B rbel t-nta
Buiys U L. & ^on
B shop U H
Black E B
BUke L. M & Son
B««ert Wm B
Bole* G M
Booz John H
Bndly L. K
Bru e Ereil
Breymeter Ifenrs
Bnegt
Brown B M
Brown Clyde r
Brown W J
Burkett J 1)
Camden J N
Canary J O
Carroll GW &. So <
Cashmao Tbot 1
Catsady £
Caubte C M
Cavey J M &Brot
Chapman J O
Clayton Tbofflas
Cleveland Earl
Clopten M W
Coble tv H
C^farai II T
Coder J W
Colbert K t
Maple 11 II
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Coon R S
Cowdeii Kay
Cowman James
Craighead J U
Crane Z Marshall
Crump W D A S<
Cun m ngs J J
Dickey Walters
Doujrherty R 1
Uouth tt S J
Dulaney J 1)
Early J J
Liloo Harvey D
Edwards John A
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Ottawa REDS
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Platte City
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Johnson Bros
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Keith John
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Keyser Ralph b
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I Mt, Pleasant Rambouillet Farm
Our SHOW FLOCK has become Famous MADSEN TYPE,
throughout the United States.
Have averaged the highest prices in the
Greatest Ram Sale in the United States the
past four years.
Shipped ten shipments Stud Stock to Japan
the past eight years ; shipped to Russia,
1925, 1926, 1927; shipped to Canada, Mexico,
Argentine and other Countries.
We bought the highest priced ram lamb in
the World-I-AM— $2,000.00.
^ Stud Rams and Eaes for sale at all times
E] Call or write
I JOHN K. MADSEN, Prop.,
I MT. PLEASANT, UTAH.
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I America Leads in Rambouillets.
GUERNSEYS
Mr. & Mrs. Winchester Fitch IngersoII.
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Tortrrson John A
Turkincton Cljdc
Turnbull John
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AMERICAN ABERDEEN ANGUS BREEDERS ASSOCIATION (2)
617, Exehmngo Avenue. Chicago. Illinois
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Amei Hobart
Armilrong A A 4: Son
Bur Eacretl K
Baldwin CorMrttion
Bancroft C 1
Beeb Samuel & Son
Berg M A
BUckwrIt J I)
BUke R R
BUndford E E
Brad/ute OJA Sons
Bradshaw A O
BnareJiff I arms Ine
Brotbenen E & Son
Urowa F A it E M
lirown kin Irene
Brusvn Joba A
Dwwn Dr Kavtnon I
Buckle C L
Caldwell J S A Sons
Can pbell Bros
Canb\ J l\ ft Su s
Casebier Bros
Cash Milliani
Catterson Hulbert K
CbaiDbeilainlli
R 2 Lexiaeton
100 Amee Bide Uotloo
Carmatjo
fliaeUey
Appleton
159 Da) Slate Koad Boston
\ Ktor
I anell
Dallas Crater
llaywa^
R 5 Xema
Smithshire
linella ns
Victor
Tuveme
Rose Hill
i23lHubbardAse Detroit
204 Scott St Joliet
Grand Junction
Cbdlieotbe
Ctca
M infield
Burnt Prainc
lUumsburr
VUrys ille
llastingi
Iowa
M>cb
MKb
KnosviUe
Aledo
Vakima
llednck
K 4 Bloomfield
Marlrlte
lulO IVoobscolt Bldg Detroit
R 3 BoparH Mks
R 4 CrecoCit) Mt»s
Bigelow Minn
New Richmond Hts
R S \cnU Ohio
R 4 Harlan lows
Lake City Iowa
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332 So. Michigan ksv Chicago HI
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Merhanicsburg
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llilcb John
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Holt M A
llowardAActoa
Huggins J I
Hub M J
Irwin C E
Kabn Bros
Keamev O B
Kemp Bros
ketshaw 1. R
knoa James M
krotr Joseph
Lalbn C D
Lantr S P
Larkin J F ft J C
Larmer Robert ft Son
Utile E G
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McAdaia George M
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McLoughlin, J F
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Fairfield Iowa
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Cbapinaa
Savannah
LetnstowTi
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KifksviH
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Vedala
Lovington
MaryvUle
Drct^en
R B Manhattan
Ada
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Mrcbanictrille
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ABERDEEN ANGUS CATTLE BREEDERS (contd )
Sandnrs Bros
Scbultr A J
Sctraana £ A
Scoilacd J A.
Scncs WUl am
Seeley W B
Sehenncrhom J B
Sehmuecker Henry & Sc
Seulke K J
S rarootis B F &. Son
Small E H
Sn>der J L
Snyder M L
Ste nhoJf Walter J
Sublette S O
Tagfart C L
Taylor CUytonC Jr
Thompson il A
folan J Ganett
Tumball F B
Chehala
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1701 Mt CurveAve MInncapol s
Dla istown
Jefferson
R 9 Lebanon
Shamrock
R 3 Madel a
Madeha
PUtteviUe
Versa lies
Cortiaad
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Cedarv He
Hash
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Un vers Ivof Ke ada
Wkks S D
W Ilord H C
W (bfnson H P
W Iknson Waller
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Workman Johnson
IVorUiley Brte
Lexington
Reno
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Praina City
Anderson
Harro^hurg
Russell
Slrong
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AMERICAN SHORTHORN BREEDERS ASSOCIATION (3)
13 Dexter Park Aveniie Chicago Illinois
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Aebenbacb Bros
Ajseoets 5 B
Alasa Farms Ine
Allan Cattle CojEjaasy
Anoka Farms
Baker Frank C Farms
Banbury T C & Sons
Bellows Brothers
Blaekhawk Ranch
Bloty Bncbers
Branson C A SiSon
Braunan >i I &Sofl
Brown Hay
Brownie Son
Brown W W
Bniisgton Brothers
Bryan A C
Buckland HallFarm Inc
Bull SnesiK
Chambers J J
Child ic Anceney
Clajcp It K R
CJaume J !{
Cookie (^k
Com/orth A G
Cortner Herbert
0*gnfl H C.
Crews L E
Cume Alex
Curusi C 1
Davison Estate
Deeginger J H
Diblee T \V
H ckmanAIdU
Pratt
Maryville
Ferry O La
Amema
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Nekesvil e
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New Piov dence
Upland
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Elbert
Fanolanil
Clarvace
Ha tier
FUnt
Ranebo San Jul ai
Donald Woodward Herd Le Roy
Earn J S
Eddie nrothns
Evans J W, ft Sc
Parley Edward & Sons
Pmdabl KonnanT
Flintstonel-anD
Forsythe W A
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Gelshecker Bfotbers
Gentry N H
Praine do Ch en
Northwood
Woodstock
Columbus J t
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Sedaha
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Langston
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Mowa\ as
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H Mreth V O
HU Waller J
NolUnd E. C A Son
lloply Harry
HudsM&Sons
lludsOB S B & Son
llultine Albert
Huston Janes A
Hyde Park Farm
Ja ksoo C II it Sons
j Jackson F E
lohnseo H N it Sod
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Lamp A. L Inland
Lathees J W Belo t
Lawrence J It ft Son Litchfield
Ue Fred Rrillon
l^eemoa Stock Farm
Uonard C E ft Son
Lespedeaa Farm
L tile Harvey H
Logulon C D
Loonao Lloyd J
McCarthy ft Son
McCord John ft Ssm
McLacben George
McLaughtm Fam
SfcLay Brotbers
MeLoughln J F
McMartaft^r
Macquart Brothers
Mactm W S
Mathers Brothers
May Mrs I D
Sfenaugli Brothers
MendenbaU Charles
Metzler Alva
M er Joseph ft Sons
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M ner W M
Xoonoan \t K ft Son
Murray F A ft Sons
Hunay H D
Oldsen CA
Olotr L.C
OkenBros
Owms £ E
Owens H h
FUrker J G
Hoopeston
H ckory Valley
KvaorviUe
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Waterloo
Madeira
Paloi
Wayne
Maxweiton
Janesv 1 e
1 nkslall ft McCormick
..I tcheU
F nlay Claremont
M Iton Jet
125 Prescott Street Boston
Mason City
Granv He Center
Gardner
Xeiua
Sbeward
Granger
Lodi
Cbuy
Glen Dean
Wadeoa
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SHORTHORN BREEDERS (contd )
rmrcti \S A A?hrn 11c
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Ranch XI 1 A Son Roann
Rfc\-e X\ J nUncbant
KttltofT Carl r. ttalton
Rrmoldt K E Lnll
Roach J Cov Ciranl
Robbina, J O A Sons Horace
Roll ns Ashton tvjver
Kose W \N KossviJIe
Rownbergrr N\ C. T ff n
Kotbrock I M &)•» fcx hange
Snokanc
Rcmc J D A Sons Dasis
R]'<}ai,A J Abnddoii
Rye Brothers A\a1on
Saunder C. A A Son Man lU
Schalfner XI A J I % e
Schuerman L R Mbrieasanl
Scofield Frank H Ilsboro
Sean, Omer Lapel
Sears, \irgil Lapel
Shaffer L C, A Son Bourbon
ShaUenberrer A C Alma
Sbennan OeorgeC A SonR ser Falls
S mpsos XS Arthnr Lyndonv lie
Sloan W C Willow HI)
Sm Ih Lesl e A Sons St Cloud
Sni A Bar Farms CrainNalles
Spaudbng E H A Sons Westfeld
Stanford George 1. — Leda
Stegrlin Ed Straight Creek
Stewart SWA Sons Keanard
SteweLTateB Warm Springs
Stena Fann Assoaat on ISO Broadnay New\ork
Stork II C A Sen Tekemah
Tenrardn C B A Son DuvalJ
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Tester || r
Thienun U B
Thomas B A
Tbompsoo L J
Thompson a Farm
Thurman J II A Son
Tdton C L
Tomson Bros
Farm ngton
Wash nglonMlIc OraogeCo
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SheJbyvjJIe
Hurley
Filhlan
Spruigf eld
XIaquoketa
Carbondale
CotlegeolAgr culture Ilhaca
On sets ty of Kentucky Lee ngton
On ers tv of Nevada Reno
I Wahls IfenryG Garnai
Wl) te It C Burboj
Wh Inry Maunce Berlin
t» Ison James 4 Sons Avoca
Wibon Thomas F W Ison
W naraarFatm
Wood W C
Wood W S A Sons
Womock K O
W fight W W
Dundee
Fendleten
Ri\rr Junction
B ndle) Adela le ^I
Buckley, Wn H
Bundy It’ P
Dawson John D
Dunn y M Her
IlaVy A J
lUioes. H F
Hams R K
llealon J XI
Hodman John
Hopkins D 1>
DUTCH BELTED CATTLE
DUTCH BELTED CATTLE ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA (4)
Rockville Connecticut
PROMINENT BREEDERS
fOl Fourth A -enue New kork City NY Koraegay W H V mta
Blamown NJ Leonard Oscar A KockviHe
lAonard Rufus J Rockville
Coeoaaul Cnn-e Flo
2x7 So Broadway Tarrytown N\ Xlckee W A llunlingdon
Cooserse Ind XfcLendoo R D Mta^
Auburn Maine Maasdam Lecnard J llumbaUt
pnneeton III Memechek Jesse Humboldt
XI seel o s Xfarraro
114 W MiddleStreet Chels a XI b
I iddeford XIa ne Osbum H C A Sons Scio
Waballa S Carol
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K No S Lemon C ly Flo l-wtce II M Hacalea
CUnnda Iowa
Lemon Cty Flu. QuaLmbnss Andrew St Cloud
Chesterf'eld XI ss Kamsdel leal Hamngtoii
Almooka m Robermo Fred Zumhru Falls
Roberts W A FnoTown
Centry Ark Robinson C II Baognr
Freemonf Iowa
Naimdees Frank Reed Hioeiua
Duncan HL Vhrrl OlloR Cnlty
St Louis M m Skioner Sb^ Scenu
R>le Tex Sceveos, I rank XI Frederak
Stevens Iced E Glen labs
Campbell Nebr Stcmpscai Tbesnas Anamoea
loci Fairfield Xlame Strader Jennie Ceres
Lynch Sebr htnntebevk. K XI Cast llSla
Liberty Center
Gardner
Parkstce
Chernkee
I WaUeturr NwgU
Xticwee F XI
Wibon. Jai. A
Kitty F J
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AMERICAN DEVON CATTLE CLUB (5)
Meredith, New Hampshire
PROMINENT BREEDERS
joiM MtsM S
k vil T«m J
Manban C it
MjTtn W 1
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N nely Si*
lUntn er
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Neal J tl S. Son
Neal \\ If ^ Son
krai W J
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Mo n( temon
Merpil th
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Tho npson R I W Ison
Tbjng ller^tM Darnstnl
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I nl er<t)ofOI oState Col mbus
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RED POLLED CATTLE CLUB OF AMERICA (6)
Richland Center, Wisconsin
M I n J II N & Sons West lIcnJ
t I no J O Lex ncto
Ar 1 er J C Marlon
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As 1 n It H I reels ur
A Ulatirr DC tus n
Aulltather J it Aust n
Uallenf 11 joi V t Sons 1 (e Lak
llrr er John jr A sons
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PROMINENT BREEDERS
1 mchne ter Bros
] osier Dro*
Jester C r
kourbouse barm
brun Mark
r Ohs Bros
burh II A A it r
I «Kh8 Mrs Henrv D rten
I uchs I aul r
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Obo
Ohio
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Last It -rrpooi Ob
TOOSClntr. St South Urn 1 Ind
boley
ridorado
Ts Irr
Colchllv r It L 1 G
Good elf \ S A W M
Haas Cnoie
llaU RayW
Hall OrphH
Hal cren A Gan bnll
lUncren John
Hanson llros
llanso C r
Harmon Sam
llarUine franks So i
Haiizlcr j M
llaneood A IS
llaussler llros
Haiissler C J
llaussler C eoise A Son'
Hen II A
Henderson T C
llmry J It
H nshar |ol C
Hobso W A
iiorbn I ate I
Holl k LI
II Irr Join
Holm Nrlsll
Horn Marshall W
llobbir U I
II ebka np J r Si Sons
II *bes Ibn J
t moa C A
Ja kson btos
I han e lo em
Cla retie
K C La Grange
UaacrofI
liancrolt
DanerofI
Cuba
Pomona
Kok lej
II Farm Bal In os i
Ncbr
Sebf
Nebr
N Dsk
Ho brook
Holbrook
Paynrsvillc
Central Cly
Delavan
S Wot
lllcm ni^han
Lmporla
Mad son Lake
Mw^'alUown
Mock Ion
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RED POLLED CATTLE BREEDERS (contd )
lOTct W R Mirioti
Jonei^iartl R \ \ Sons IJlchMHe
J«t rroU Lmmons
K*ufl nan J»rob WrttUbct
Krnnodv I Lola
KMltl Josfrh Manhattan
Kinc 1 itJ J Ul»
ijratxT J W & Sons I
Larvon 1 aul C \ Son I
L« J U
1 itchcnwatcr O L. & Son
Lndrrn cior Albert
London Rros 1
McWichacl \ E
^IcWbinn s Sanx
Mann J \S
SchKVnUni Alva T
SchKkrdanz Bros
SchiJtr A <efovrr(
Schwab OcQ is Ic Son
Schwab %% r
Skifen t_ /
Sloan 1 A
Squire A L
Stauffarher A J
Steanis CeoTEc L
Stearns I I A Sons
Stem Ifti
Stump & I tticr
Tapper Koy
Tbon pson L tf
Tostenson Louis O
Trac) I I
Tracy G L
M.jer rted J
M Her Fret H
M Her lr\mH
tidier Will
'1 Ichell Frank A
Mussclinan Bros
tanivfra VrJ CarlJI
Van I sera Roifer
V art Mom J W
Vance Bros A Co
Flask U G
Pope, Hugh K
Popp LawTpnre E
Porter F FI
ihrmlou J (. A Son
Price 11 t
Rsysold^Lyfetook Fd Co
Wall r A A Sons
Wall M I
W atsoa John A R S
Werner Sam
W estbroi k Biot
Wbioery \V P
Wiles Luke I
Wilbelmsen VVilbeUa
VVittel Carle E
Wood L A
V ounc Albert D
Vuunc H L
Vsmt I A
Vosvs Jacob&Sons
H ghUnd
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Brcwklyn
Bangor
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JERSEY CATTLE
AMERICAN JERSEY CATTLE CLUB (7)
324, West 23rd Street New York City
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690
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Demaiest M Iwvng
Dempsey Tcm
Derby llr* Kuth I
D ckson C- C
Drewry Mrs Clara C
Doify Fredcne E
Taslon Mrs L 1
ruuns Geo W
Ellsworth Joho S
1 mery >liss Grace E
Emmons Jas A
Erell »I J
Flowers A F
Folwell Mrs MaryC
Folwell P O
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Fry WiUred W
Galbra Ih 'Its Harry H
Cart eld Mason
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Cleno Will am S
Goss Arnold H
Graves J H
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Cross II C
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Hellm cb Henry A
Henderson A H
Henning Mrs. S T
Kemck Eeander F
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HiTKb M R
Holcombe F
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Hooks J II
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Humphries TomS
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Jelfem H»nty W
J el{i es A orman M
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Kleberg K M
Kleberg HobettJ
Kleberg Robert J Jr
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Tschtids J H
Twaddell Crawford L
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GUERNSEY CATTLE
AMERICAN GUERNSEY CATTLE CLUB (8)
Petcrboro, New Hampshire
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BROWN SWISS CATTLE
BROWN SWISS CATTLE BREEDERS ASSOCIATION (11)
Beloit, Wisconsin
PROMINENT BREEDERS
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Bimes Fr»nk
Binies Lou» > ,
Barthcl 'l»th H
Btllhouse Tom^\
Berg F F ^ Son
Be;erl Louis M
Biscboff H \\
BUck Wcniel
Blue Grass Fann
Boeckli John
Boettcher Mrs Henry
Bohkrt W O
Boice D S
Boody A C
Boomer \% H
Bovicr \ Obver
Bovra George Eugene
Bnck F
Bnll Henry
Brown EdwanlT
Brugger Th^
Honey Creek
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Houston
Bristol
ColbnssiUe
Alberts lUe R No 1
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Fairwater
Colby
Ocland
Yuma
Beech Hill
Linnton
Antigo
Bosemao
Buckley J N'
Doul Feier
CaoipbeU \\ m
Ompbek m J
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Ch pman Bros
CUrk H H
Cletveluid U h
Ceby Thoi IV
Cool J " .
Crandall % G
Crosby MaunsellS
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Dahlem & Scbmdt
Dale J W
Davis W F , _
Dean Mh tne> 4Sons
Delorier J M a.Sor'
Doran Edward D
ChukhsiUe !
Hudson ,
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Bushton
LorksvUle
Seymour
Lakefield
Endless Caverns Farm New Market
Gresbam
K & Rochester
Whitehall NewYorkState
Wabasha
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Uimondale _ , ,
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Indianapolis
Lake Geneva
Danbury
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Lock Do* 12 Union City
Columbus
Bruce
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Pavdoo
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Tremont
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Folgate KavJ
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Gilbert Harry
Coodwin 1 h IR
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Kinney Warren
Klassy Henry
Klere A F
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Klere Joseph
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Kteni Fdiratd E
Kreiil Ernest
Knesraldt Cd
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Kyser K A ASons
Larrabec CAP
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Lyon H V
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McOennoit James C
MarsbaU C D
Marshall James S
KUrsball L S A Sons
Martm Andrew
Meyers Bros
Meyers ck M
Mller Raymond G
Minnette F PASen
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Mooney John
Momson FrankW
Mceet Louis
M oser Samuel
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OConnor F F
O Donnell Fred
Osborne Dr C F
Osb^ W II
Parker Cd N A Sons
Pedrolti M J
Pennger A Salyman
Peterson Aieb *
Ptatiner David
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Quarry Farm
Rehder R H
Renter Fivd
Rrne> James H
Robinson Claud M
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Schmid N C
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Vhulte Oscar
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SlefI Frank
Sierhens Bros
Stewart W B
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Cedarburg
Lowell
Fort Dodge
Tb ensville
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Winona
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La Grands
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Tremont
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Shell Lake
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Hampton Chnie Hampton
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Centuna
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Charlotte R F D
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Anderson \\m H
Arp Carl J
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Peach Harr) C
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Peune Bros
Bile Paul
Poslousb Tbeo A Son
Procknian Clark A
Prown Mark
Pur^am JamesASou
Campbell James
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POLLED HEREFORD BREEDERS ASSOCIATION (12)
701, Old Colony Building, Des Memos Iowa
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Craulord Mrs J II
Delarber Joseph L
Deiiiuth S M A Sena
Doty Onaer
Dousan C £
Eckert J P A Sea
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Emmons 0 \V A Co
Epperson O L
Eitill, Eul
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Gill Chas D
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Herron T IN A Son
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Hotenkamp M \\
Jenkins Bros.
John IraD
Johnson Pros
Keith Herelord Farms
Kellcher JohnJ
Kenny J C.
Cranil Rapids
Chamberlain
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Eager J M i. Sons
Edwards Bros
Edwards C
Edwards T J
Engle Byron
Farley D B
Farms Anoka
Fielder A C
Finley George
Finley P M
Finn J F\
Fraaei Ceo A
Green Dr S P
Gregory C C
Gurney G H
Ha gh S A
Hartman Bros
Hassan Albert O
Hawley &i>on 1 K
Heimbaugh C \\
Hills A W S; Sons
Hobson 1 C
Ho s nglon '' C
lloll ngsworlb A. O
Howland Chas
Hubbard J G S 4 Son
HoEb C A
lUlburl J C
Kellestard Oscar
Klger Hick
Kn ght I> T
Kn)«ht Lpb.&Sx
Holman
Brandt
Genoa
KnowlesviUe
\en a
M Iford
Ban Clair
Rush Lake
H llsboro
Portland
Sweet Grass
Goldentlae
Weiser
Afba
Independece
Heybum
Monmouth
McCoy
Marietta
Taylorstowjx
Cooperstown
Joseph
Fairfield
^oungss ille
Hawberg
Independence
Josaph
Manitoi
Ore
S Dak
Ohio
New York
Ohm
Muh
Mich
Wis (sS 11 12)
Ohio
Ind
VI ash
Wash
Idaho (s 12)
daniton Beach
Howell
Itonmouth
Monmouth
Atbelston
Junction City
Waukesha
Debraft
Port land
Lake Beulah
Dallas
Marlette
Dallas
Ftuita
Pickett
Winchester
Coldwater
McCoy
Three Rivers
South Worchester
Cresswell
Monmouth
Oregon City
Cambridge
hlonroe
Shedd
Lathiop F K
Levick J J
Lewis F S
Loekie J "
McClure S W
McCofiDick Frank
McDowell D T & Son
Uackie IVm
Manley L M
Miner W H
Wimebago
Monmouth
Ashville
Coville
Salt Lake City
Fairfield
Mercer
Rickreall
Horton ville
Chary
Need C A
Oregon Lave Stock Co
Oregon MUhng & %\ arthouse Co.
Overton J B
Paraides Avehaul Farm
{Arsons H R
Patty H C
Pennsylvania State College
peny F C
Peterson Peter
Pbersoo Willard
poultoD R
Pmion W E
Prior Archie
Richards Gec^ L
Riehards R E
Rickard 8 L.
RKkard Roy ^ .
Riddell Wm & Son
Schwab A A
Simpeoci J M «
Skinner Mrs H C
So th B M
SiDiib Bros
Smith J W
Stalker A R
Slegerwald Andrew
Slemen E C 4 Sons
Steveosoo J O
Stdbngs H J
Stieety H A
Stninp J B
University of Idaho
University of Nebraska
University ol Wyoming
Voorkis M K
Watts T Z
VriUams J H
WiUson H L
Wood L. L
Moodco^ M S
VioodraR Geo E
N Dak
Ore (iB)
Meb
Mich
Corvallis
Independence
West Poinl
Sheridan
Fair! eld
Amity
Alfonia
S^tLake City
Heybum
Lyndeo
Yakina
Rickreall
Lodi
Monroe
Corvall s
Monmouth
Cervas
SutCT
D amondale
Monmouth
Union City
Aurora
Meridian
Corvallis
Middleport
McCoy
Hermiston
Thompson
Mom
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Laramie
Fairmont
Cassapohs
MiddfevUle
Arle ,
St Louis
Corvallis
SbelbyviUe
Utah
Idaho
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COTSWOLD SHEEP
AMERICAN COTSWOLD REGISTRY ASSOCIATION (8)
Pure Bred Record Building Chicago Illinois
AncoUur»lCollfCf Orfgon Cor\-alli»
AencuUurtVCoUefe Ut»h
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Allen Geo SSon*
AHen J R
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Bortel Arthur
Brast eld 4 Porler
Bruree E T
Bmok, Thos. \\
Bryan Daniel
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Buchanan J Fred
Bumiss H D
BuTsell L. I
Cruickihank J
Davidaoo C< K
DaybeU Geo &Sons
DeUrmutI W O
D inick G B
Divan, Frank
Dodson Faipb O
Dou(las J D &Sena
Dj^ t td»ard
Loiran
Dundee
l^eamston
Gaston
Bntton
Shedd
Canadal^a
Salem
R.K^ FotllaBd
^rrallia
Corvall s
Carrollton
Monmouth
Junction City
Tomah
McM nnaxlle
Shedd
Charleston
Yamhill
Oregon Oty
Browstown
Monmoutb
Hope
Albany
Everhart \\ W siouaua
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Fanner John
F tber S M
Frye Elaer
Ccttinaer CuyC
Gilbaoi W O
Cnlfin G A
Crovea S n
Groses Tom
McM ftonlle
Holden
Corydea
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HaselUne S C
Hatch R O A Bros
Hayden Manmi
Heath M
H ckorydale Flocks
h,.er Dick
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MacDoereU D F
Mackey Curtis
Maaee C S
Magleby J C A Sons
Mateo G A Sons
Mattey J
Poitson F
Porter F H
Potter Jets I ^ ^
Riddell A Sons
Rins Geo W
Roosevelt Live Stt*k Co
Shirley Ira D
S monsoo A E
Smith H T
Siaats A C
Templeton " m
Tutt Chat. P A Son
Speingf e
Hatch
Clyde
Waunakee
Clatskauie
Novelty
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McMioBillle
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LEICESTER SHEEP
1 EICESTER BREEDERS ASSOCIATION (9)
Cameron Illinois
PROMINENT BREEDERS
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Cameron. R R.
riavenjvvt S U
Haws, I H A Son
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ManhalLC H
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RAMBOUILLET SHEEP
AMERICAN RAMBOUILLET SHEEP BREEDERS ASSOCIATION (12)
MaiysTiUe, Ohio
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Adams T B
Adams, Thomas
AgncuUural College of Utah
Agncultuial Eiperuneat Sta
AfneulturalEapen Station
Oklahoma
AgncuUural College Oregon
Agriculture, Iowa State .
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Agriculture New Mesico £
College of
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Albnght Alex
Alge M
Alge Phihp
Allen, Hyrtim
Allen Thos. H
Allen A Lafollett
Amer Beet Sugar Co
Anderson A H
Anderson Allen B
Anderson Geo tl
Am W 0
Sonora
Parowan
Cedar City
Substation N o 11 Sonora
StiUuater
Corvallis
Dundee
Arlington
Arlington
Teton City
Parowan
PinesviUe
Rocky Ford Colo
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Hutkhart R C
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Iowa (e 10 s3
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New Mexico
Tex (12 10
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Ohio
Ohio
Idaho
Utah
Ball Robert
Ballard D A
Ballinger C A
Bame O
BarVm C C & K A
Barton J P A Son
Bates A A
Baala J P
Beardsfee J H
Beardsley It C
Beach S E
Benedict E R , & Sens
Benedict P A
Bennett Frank P
Bennett Tbos
Benson RicbardM
Bentley L. E
Beuei Fred
Bible Joe U & Bros
B g Brad Alberta Land &
Cattle Co
Dig Draw Sheep Co
B llings G F
Bird K W
Bishop E A
Blackiock Mrs Baxetta
BUckmao J G
BUmer Ic Sct O J
Bliss C S
Bode L L 4 I E
Bodley, R E
Boe & Lcraas
Bolding Bros
Boner F M
Bowman, S T
Dowsher T E
Bradford \V A
Brandon John R
Bratt C S
Brown Jasper D
Bryant Royal A
Bryant T II
Buflalo Creek Sheep Co
Camp Crook
Kenton
KasUags
Newcastle
Troy
Lexington
Arlington
Beaver City
Muncie
Montour Falls
Marengo
PaiTotsviUe
NY
S Dak
Ohio
Nebr
Ohio
OkU
Okta
Ohio
Utah
Utah
Utah
Farmington
Brackets! lUe
Johnstown
Buckland
BuUcr
Lampasas
Ccdarrdge
Cortland
tSoodland
RooeeviU
Wyooi
New Mex
Ohio
Ky
Tex
Nebr (*9)
NY
Wis (S5 7
Campbell L t
Card G P
Cardwell O W
Caniucliael& Bartling
Carr J P
Chandler E C , 4 Sons
Chapman Stax
Cbase Bros
Chivers Thomas C & Sons
Chnstal J K
Chubb Dres
CiUey L F
Clark FiedW 4 Son
Clark P A
Choe UW
Coates Asa
Cock 4 Bennett
Coffin SUnley H
Coleman E H
Comiy Seth
Cooper 4 Scatt
Corner Bras
Cosner Henry
Craig D W
<>aig Cbas H
Crews S T
CroU Henry Jr
Cross H A
Ct^ French
Cunningham S C
CuiuungbaiD Sheep 4 Land
C«pp*W**V
Davis Calf
Dans John ki 4 Son
DaiisWiUiainsCe
Dawson H E
Day Farms Co
Deckert Perry A
Deer Lodge Farms Co
Delburst Farms
DeLong CH
DeMessemaker WilL
Dent C^viaT
DKkens Charles
Ditrler C F
Duon U S
Donald J r
Doty Ados
Downing Wtn
Dnsdale T L.
Duff e Seely P
Dukes L S 4 Sc
Duobp A L
Earwood Floyd
Edmiscon Arthur
EdsxU RayC
Flliott R N
EU ott S J
EU ott Wesley
EUis J C 4 Sons
Emnck R E
Evans Bros
Evans C W
Evans Fraidc
Evans Thomas
Ewing J Calvin
mher J S
Fisk Dr W Hayden
1 nek Lewis
lunk Deans V
Cadbury K R
CalbraUi G c
Morgan
Reading
Chnstoval
BartoDsite
St Johnsbury
Cambridge
Willow Lakes
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Denton
HoweU Mich
ClarksviUe
W)oming
Parowan
Alarysville
31 1 Pleasant
Belle Fourcbe
Marysville
Pecatonica
Loudon viUe
Mukwanago
l-owdeo
Buda
Beaverton
White Creek
SlanoD
SurgecUtesm
Pilot Rock
Fairview
ililiord Center
Hamilton
Deer Lodge
beer Ledge
3tentor
Forest
Tampico
Plush
Praine Drpdt
Blutfcon
Brandon
Lake Arthur
Nasvhille
Ljons
Leicester
Paudora
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Girdncr Donna
C«ary Lrnr*! \\
Gllbrrath W J
CiUflt Stiff? Co
GiUj Rocfr
GiUi* \SaltfrJI
Grauman Cbas H
Gravfs JayP
Cray Dotsic
Grffn F P _ ,
GrtfDwcwd&Son Frank
Gn»in J N
GnHitbs A ..
Cnjnf* A Son F H
Gudf K L..
Gunder H O
Guthrie JuneT
UaJl, John H
Hals* A J . _
Hamilton Hal A
Hammitl J
Hanks D T
Hanna \\ R.
Hannah V D A Sons
Harding Ruth S
llarkey Sam
Hathaway J S
Kattery Harold
Heath J P^ ,
Henderson S L
Herd C S
Herd J Bnt ,
Heytnao Mrs J
Heymao Geo ^
Hiertche Bros
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HiU ard H S
Hilton ^\ J
HiSfcodt N\in
Hortenstfin U V
Host F M
Houk k Son* H 1>
Howard Paul
HuherASen A A
Hume* A T
Hunter Jam**
Hutchinson Geo. E
Hyler Welch
orgftison FnwhJ
Kmn John
KKckhuwh Carl
KUnUf Chai. A
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Kin* Frank s
Kin* F s
Km* ^ ^ J
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San Angelo
San Angelo
Del Rio
Angola
Montrose
Sunda
San Angelo
Sberlden
Del Rio
Br) ant
San Angelo
Harvey
Notus
Albion
Tankersly
Kuntertown
VanWert
Argyle
San Angelo
Cast Liberty
Cast Liberty
DeCrafi
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SeeitsbluH
Keaton
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Hanem
Homed ale
Auburn
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Adena
Isabella
Woodstock
HicksviUe
TumesviUe
Kinde
Farmington
Pagota Spnagi
Dayton
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Cbryetioe
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Idaho
Ohio
Ohio
Kan
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Idaho
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McNaughton John
MePhee lIughM
McKobrrts D L
UADSEK JOHN B
Madson Chris
Xlahalfey ttm
KAKTl UVE STOCK CO
Markham W O
Marsden Milo
Mather Wm
Merein J 11
Milkr Wilbert W
Mller&Lux Inc
MUltgan Jas I
Mills Wm C
tlooo &f C
Moore J U A Son
Moran Cbas L
Moran J M
Mooltoo A F
Mutks W C
Murphy Frank A Sons
National Sheep & Land Co
Neel Claude
Neel J Frank
Neer 1 D
Neilson i ranc s J
Neiner Henry
Nelan Maurice
Nicholson Thoi
Nielsen A M
NibU Patntk.
Niven Wm \V
Noelke Wm .
Noon Robert J •
Norris J L Jf
Netib Canyon Shfcp Co
North Montana Sub Station
Nye A Son C £
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Ulathi
Lemhi
PO Box 409 Mantl
Avon
Woodland
Columbia City
San I rancisco
Cheyenne
Evensvilte
Clarkslon
Del Rio^
Starbuck
Hklah
Whitewater
Sonora
Grady
Twin Falls
Mt I leasant
Uuratlork
Linden
Hobson
Mt Pleasant
Moore
Manhattan
Mertroo
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Salt Uke City
Havre
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Parker L W
palmonA Dundy
Palindge L B
I atandak Jos
Prtrrson Andrew
Peterson H H
Pelenon Maunce I
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Plumet Davenport
Poulwn P A
Pratt Dell
Preston W 1 1
prwe Hiram
I'n w Robert
Purdue Lb vrrsity
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Roosevelt
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Ward J SL
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Ward W A.
Wardlaw Ure l.«ka
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AMERICAN AND DELAINE MERINO RECORD ASSOCIATION (13)
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Barb<v An^or
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New Lce^on. R R.2
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DELAINE MERINO SHEEP BREEDERS (contd)
EUiott.H A\
Epp1e> C. A.
EpestoDC. H G
p»»xett \\ C & Son
Flnfoy C6as
Fisher R W
n>nn Joe
FrakH S 'I
Frost Oscar & Son
Fulton C I { & Son
CObert T L.
Glenn \t S
Godirev G N
CorreU C F
Graham F
Greenbank \ R
Guess Ell
CuUe> J L. & Sons
Hale %\il]
Hammond H H
Harbour A A
Harkness Rupert
Hams H C
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Ilatbairap K F
Haverstock F M
Heller J C tSon
Herd W H
HiU C J ACo.
Hadsr Ueniel L
Honetl T H
Hoiekamp Montt
Heepinsarner C M
UotT Lewi*
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Huiton K K
Jelfrrwm J F
Jenson Fd A
Jud«e T 'I
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Onidofr Chas B
Osnail T U
Onm Samuel
ftrnufrr J D
Patterson Thos Si Son
PmL R \
Pepper C A
Putt Dios
Puipuiot F K
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Pilynm C 'I
Piltenger II C
Porter C R & T I
Pnher W E St Son
Reynolds F T
Richards T tt
Ralhatdson F D
Rinehart llooatdl
Rob DSOn Fred
RuDsan G O
Kutan L L
Saxton It P
Schults C O
sellman Tom
Sevils S W
Shontt John H
Simpson Ira
SUbausb Frank L
smeluet S J 3t Son
Smith Herm C
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Stales tv M
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New London R K 1
Dunns Station R R 3
Rutland R R 2
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KARAKUL SHEEP
AMERICAN KARAKUL FUR SHEEP REGISTRY (U
Syracuse, New York State
PROMINENT BREEDERS
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Ktauie A. H Omfd
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NEW IDEA
MANURE SPREADER
For the diilribuUon of all typa
of barnyard or zlable manure
Durably binU — frame work of steel — entire
machine nveletl tbrougbout — strong efficient
and requires few repairs Guaranteed for one
>ear against breakage
The Iife*time spreader Reduces manure to fine fragments and spreads it smoothly from 7 to 10 feet
m width Feed ranges 4 8 12. 16 and 20 loads per acre Two horses handle average load with
case Weight about 1,500 pounds
The original “widc-sprcading* spreader Manufactured and sold for 30 years and successfully used
b> leading breeders throughout the world
ft' lie !«t ealatngi end epetlat MreJaelery offer for foreign eounirlet
Built by
THE NEW IDEA SPREADER COMPANY
Factory— COLDWATER, OHIO, U.S.A.
UNITED STATES AMERICA
713
Pig Breeders.
YORKSHIRE PIG
AMERICAN YORKSHIRE CLUB (1)
1391, Capitol Avenue, St Paul, Minnesota
PROMINENT BREEDERS
<btamK>a N A. ^
Agricultural ExpcnmrBlal Station fi
College Sorth Dakota
Anderson, James
Barker O E
Bertram Bros.
Dlume Fnta
Bowen M M
Bnnkman Aug C
Buehler Paul
Burrows, Vere £
Red Wing Mum \
SlaleCoUegeStation, h Dak (si I
Fargo ’ S3 A ^7 *S) I
Meter WilburVaa
Miller Geo L
Miner, U H
Monroe Bros
Moodr A L.
Moms Sl Moore
Moyer E A
Nelson Leon
Sew Close Farm
Skisoo H P
Nortbey, Roy
Canlner
Guthrie Center
West klansfield
St Croix Falls
Chelsea
W aterloo
Palmyra
Chase, Geo
Chase Geo- W
Clow W O
Cook E Vt & Son
tovner J M
Cudahy Bret , Co
Dai I Ison R P
Davidson Merle ABenme
Davis E W
Dickenson Gee & Sons
Draeeer Otto
DmtMcb I) II
Lager A Sons W T
I hbert W 1
Llmger T W 1!
Menlo
Menlo
Cairell
Sault St Mane
Hancock V
- Carpenter S
6*jOMemltAie I
Chicago
Blue Lacth ^
h9 Franklin Si Boston i
Partis M J
Peterson R A
Phillips J Duncan
Pullios A I.
Reams J llomer
Ridgewood Farm
Robcheck Win P
Rowekainp Geo L
Sant Stanley
Scbenck & Creoard
Sebermerbom Farms
Schmultler Frank
bcollard John
Scot! Fnnris L
Nerlbaminer Jake
Sbemtl A R
Sbeim tine J D & Sons
Simpsoe ( has A
I Sin lb Aueiisi
KendaBntle
Wisconsin Rapids
TopsfirM
Council Grove
Luthersburg
Kilboiime
Fairview Dairy Pans,
Winona
Adel
IViuot M
EUcndale V
So Spnngficld, EneCo I
I State biprruient I arm
Cioik Frark
I bsaasoa Bros
Ta)lwa W u e
The ter I red Jr
I TUiC .Ward tiros
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U'^ITED STATES AMERICA
BidfT John
Bwrd De Fcr«t E
BaiTV J E
Baughman CarlE
B shop L. £
Bn?es. '' »lt»r P
CaniCTon "m Donald
Carr H«rb«l J
Cttuiofemna Stock Farm
DMheimrr C P
n«:kson.J L.
Ilodion, Ira H V *ioDS
ll.rp«r J R ISons
lla e Jchn \ Sons
>{« cdalt Kan h
I najtrstfwj Farra*
Ji k.eo. Ira
Lrhmaan LratrrL
La. ant <j«or;t I & V
IxinaMev Fann
Lorrlard Rancho
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MchM Brelhm
M Lon Hiti J F
Mana,B \
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MuLkm Ocbrae \S
'till J Turtinr
NATIONAL DUROC RECORD ASSOCIATION (2)
Peona Illinois
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Scribner
B Ihany
Bnda
B uT Mound
Hanna Catr
\ Tir CarJrs <
I Icasani Fla c:
kctmalon
Lmi numiQ t
BrawlTT
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Mocrenr G«or^
Morroir M F Ik Sona
Matt C K.
North Platte Fafmt
Oa -rr J R.
Prarock U 1!
PTto C C _
PocUe Herman \ boos
Post UlanH
Samnelsmi, B k ^ Sog
Sand Ralph
Sballenberrer Farms
Smith J F 4 F t
Stalbe n Farms
Stracart Hu h k E tai
Teipemn* Hilber
TertrU C C
lliomas Stock Farms
Tfer 'like
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"idle fLS.Soo
"oodbWT Fima
Aurora
North Platte
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'madarko
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Harvard
"ashingtoB, C H
Galesburg
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Iowa
'tetamen
Bekut
Genoa
Stbatha
POLAND CHINA PIG
STANDARD POLAND CHINA RECORD ASSOCIATION (3)
MaryvtD- Mjsoon
PROMINENT BREEDERS
A-rv D D
A.k 3 T Honer
krdcTSCin " R
Aik nscei Chandler
Bctmis 1 _ k,
BOES " l{ k Son
B-U J F
Hcny TSa M
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1> K r
I >llr<l J M
Derbv
Bedes-lUe
Quitman
Burabam C R
Burt Kimbrosigb
Bu ier Ted
Cat) 4 Baber
Carter "
Carsec E E A •ton
Clark C U
Cleroeot, Geo B
Cochran F "
Cor 1 CbiA
Cole D E
Comlel " m
Cookser E H
Cooper " B
Coupe Brte.
Coin s H
Cos R F ASon
tn F/ M C H
iJeKbman '
IVtnn K '
IVrbo Bros.
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lv<ia L" rr*slon
Trkajnah
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LI Dorado
kdkms
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Icma
Nebr
UNITED STATES AMERICA
POLAND CHINA PIG BREEDERS (contd )
EasWr.W J
Ldwaids L B
Eichrlbfrf»r, J \
talm A .Jr
EricLsoa rarl
E»-errtt W F
Fans,^\ R & Son
Fam5 Ctus. B
FeurllBccB
Finao Andrew P
Fitr?rerald EdmnJ
Fleisher Bros
Foley, W B
Ford,J \\
Foster J L.
Franklin O J
Frareur Ptullip A
Fraii'T.F D
Friday, J A
F ned/y A Son
FuJir F ^
Fubrmao Henr^ S: Softs
(..Ue«p.e J C
< lau J I 4 Son
Crttf K
Crar Joarpb B
t rws K F 4. Sons
< ruber Ceo
CrvtKler K R
IslI F E
lallom I N W
lanullon J K & Son
{anna Chai K 4 Sons
tarns Bros
tarwnod K S
Ussier F It
lavman Ft T
telion Elmer
lickman FarlF
tiagins O E
till J M
litton I T
Hodice F\ alter
Holland C I & Softs
Hoi ler 1 L
Ftotlasd FratT
RiQgUng
Okra
Stranp
4937 MaccoUa Aie St Louis
Clj-de
Cothenberg
Uvalde
42~ South ( reenSlreet V
lodepend'oee
Ataood
Cnsvol 1
Drriel
Murraj
Pawnee Citi
Speoeer
na)ard
Uacoma
Guide R«k
Bataiu
Uussei
Bryant Farm Daldai
Maoiunc
Callaaai
Busbnell
SielU
McElnK R A
McGee FI C
itcher Sam
McKeever H J
McKelsie S
McRobens A J
Manlv ktine
Mape* Janirs
'Usrrrs Fd
Mattocks F M
Mekuda Go*
Midseil J ^
Mieth FsetrttS
Miller U A
Moeller A
'loorbeijf Fred
Moms FowlerASon
Merton Ceo
Morton J T 4 Sons
Mosbi C A
Aliaosiager Blake
Murphy B F
Mynck Aicbie F
Na,trrhal Chas
Nelson Bmanl L
Nelson CbAler
Nelson O A( A Sons
NKhoFs W I
lafker Foster
PauleT Geo & Son
leare S I
PeetrKe Chas A Son
PefTs-man A 7ei-»fb
IVtets FmiC
Oatord
Stockton
3>’j IineBtsd St Loui:
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716
UNITED STATES AMERICA
POLAND CHINA PIG BREEDERS (contd )
They# Bros
Tbomas E H
Thomas Glen.
Thompson Bros
Tiaiks A F
Tiemeyer E L
Tisserat PeterJ
Tyson Isaaf F
Ulrich Herman
Un vCTs ty ComeU
Odell
Shenandoah
York
McClelland
Langdon
Loup City
Olathe
Un vers ty of Kentucky Leamgton
Kebr
Kan
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Wade O C
Wadleigb H L &Sons
Walker R C
lYartintoo Ed
Ware P L A Son
Webb Edmond
Wemeft D C
WesseU H A & Son
Wetzel John P
Whitt F F & Son
Widstrom Nmk
W ebe O A
Williams Robert
Wills J E A Son
Wingert G A
Wee PbiUp
Wittuiu D e
Wizoo W L
WyckoH S C
L. J
Risiog City
La Junta
Blackwell
Oswego
Paota
Longmont
Nuon
Cresten
Belleville
Gallatin
Leigh
Beatrice
Lees Suiom t
Pra n
Wei:
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Caldwell
Peeti
Kellcrtoii
HAMPSHIRE PIG
HAMPSHIRE SWINE RECORD ASSOCIATION (4)
409, Wisconsin Avenue, Peoria, Illinois
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Adams Ph I s B
Albrecht F C
Albrecht b mon
Allen J I A Sen
4inana Soc ety
Anderson A M
Anderson S P
Aronson A 0 A Son
Asondale ilampshire Farm
Dainbndge John
Barb te C A
Bates A Beat Bros
Batt A Yanky
Bauer J B
Bayless \ A ASen
Benson Benius
Herce F K
B t Four Farms
B Iter C G A Son
Blooctungdale Farms
no)d Satn D
Hr* nme er L E
Bratl C S
Brosmau C R
Brothers 0 V
Broyles Mrs Lucy
Buiiell FdgarC
Byergo Emmet
CampheU Jqo A
Carter \\n Y
Carper J Laurence
Caisady F M A Son
Ccder I P
Chtmck R L ASon
Ch«enger H A
t.h kott Bros
Chrsten J St
Christensen A B
Cl ne & Sh pley
Cnbli°? i *
Croti Sam L
trouch J H
IVCrKv-IW h '
llobbns U A
IVJIe 11 W
flovenbercrT W
Uo-nor W F » J E
Itralcr Arthur
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Monroe
Oho
Ti<kilwa
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Homestead
Carre taen
Beelus
Yfe \ aUey
Avon
Kingsley
Lowell
Well ngton
New Castle
Hartley
peweshe k Co Brooklyn
Washington CH
Somerville
Henderson
Arapahoe
Marbosvdle
Cbnsman
Barnes C ty
hlurfreesbi
Betba y
Buda
YVhll ng
Nebr
Iowa
S Dab
Nebf
Iowa
M nil
S Pak
Iowa (c I
l>uktl
’ L1tn«
Pacbeco
Lindsay
Aujlfon”
Lynn Crove
Three K sen
Fancy Praine
Buchanan
Manhattan
Mrs eo
Atlaalk
^ebr
Cal (
Kcbt
FUlcbalf T A
Flowerdale Farm
Foster Geo. K
Poutch Jesse
F«i Floyd
Frankbn F & Sons
Ftaokln J A
Fteilag D B
Fnek C H
Frtulis J M
Fuller P C « Son
Funderburg Cbiford
Funston A H
Gardner C Ibert L
Carratt Floyd
Calbiet Frank C
Cayoso Farms
CItespe H S
Gtfard Lloyd
Gletty C R
Crall Fred A Sons
Craml ng C L
Cranlharo T A
Craniow W C
Colbecg A B
Hadley Seth T
Hadley ZeneG
Haley Hubert
Hall W A A Sons
Hanke VVm A
Hem E R
Mennebs Edgar
Hencrebs Geo
Hennebs T C
Henry Jerome J
Heutcel Aaron
Heron Farms A Homer
Hbbs L.T
H ckman L. Parson
High I o nt Stork Farm
H nUen Fnti G
Hnllstein R C
Hume C C
Husser H E A Son
Hutch ns H D
llntcb nson Lk>} d
Jackson Clarence A Sons
J acobs Clarence
anssen Hr ko
Jahn lanIWtn \ Sons
i otanson A P A Son
ohnsion Lee C
onei A C
onn LsperC
onls W Allen A Son
ntgenseo Ham AOrabbe
New BestOr
ellTlpton
Le Craiid
Centraha
Mo VaUey
Overton
Nebr
Colo
Okb
Kan.
Kan
SOCK) Holme* SI Pallas
Tr bua«
Lewistown
Ob on
Vinita
M dville
NewBerla
Ft Lupton
Cambridge
F nt View
Hunt ogtOD
W llQwfi U
Connemdle
Battle Ground
Antbon
Hon Lake
Palmyra
Canton
SherldaA
Seward
Orangeburg
New Bern
Alden
M tcheU
Colo
Idaho
Cole
Nebr
S Car
N Car
UNITED STATES AMERICA
717
HAMPSHIRE PIG BREEDERS (contd)
Kinnikin, Tbomas J
KIdn O D
Knalx Hairy M
Knoln G«o.
Kotiba Mrs.Ja«
La Fqic Chav E.
LambfTt S 1- & Sons
La t r ab tt C. & F
Liliaid C«o. P & Sons
Lippold Gfo- Jr
Locatis, Uatt.
lYthman Cciman L.
McCall, DouyUs
McLnaK Di J B
McPb«<ers, A.
McQuady l~ H.
McMiUiams Roy P
Muiffcm. T A.
Martin Isom J
Masters t\ J
Mattbvm r "
Maybesr Jobs & Sons
^Lddlenust, Jamei U
Menslone Farm
Mooa S moo C
Moor* C X- A Sons
'loreUnd '1 C
Moms Bros.
Motber ^ E.ASob
Real E E _
Se«bel<) L. F
Nwes J }l
OdeU J E.
Olivtr J^a K
Oc«a VnokC
Osdal ElU van & Sees
Ovens, F r «
Oaley H \\ A Son
Park A W A Son
Patnek Key C.
Paaatidak. F A
Pnabertofl R L.
Pttry M R A boo
PJouu A Bofp
rn I t>t 11 M
Phdijpt HovanI il
n Uipa, U ft Son
PoUanl Bivi.
PoUrd, Fmrtt M
Kiowa
AMea
Kchawka
Mason City
Miicbrll
liberty
Shelf eld
Fort Dodge
Cynthuna
Aiden
Arlington
Hnmbaldt
Opelika
OkU
Kebr
Gailabn
Ft. Branch
Kahoka
Stapleton
Dsyart
l^anda
Tremont
Imperial
Alodo
Hugo
Sandbera
Mtaden
Las Animas
Viiiaincioo
Nash
Redwood Falls
> J
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Le Grand Iowa
Clea llavep it is
Marble l4<B Farm L owood Md
BatUeboco, ^ S Car
110* CoouD Bldg Kansas City M«.
Fnnklia \et>r
Newabka Net*
Cas» to >naBka Nehc c |(
Remuck E S
Rentschkr Ceo. F
Reynolds, t mtor A Son
Kosebe Wo A Sons
Sample Ca A
Sanders F 1*
Sanders J M
Scaiff tv N A Sons
Schauble, Carl
Seheideckec Coo. A Son.
Schotf Oiben
SeUars J A A Son
Sens Grover A Sod
S haw Art
Shaw Walter
Shuler J D
S nk John
Smith Dyke A Sons
Smilh l( W
Smith Hairy L.
Smitb OsearL
South S J A Sons
Snyder tohntV
Snyder sL L. «
Spicer Frrt A
Steffens £d
Sleinbaus A Obenhaos
Slell ng Carl ft Sons
Otudebaker R D
Sueppel CUtroce
Summers. J N
Suydam Lngh
Tbieboff A Barr
LniwTsityof Kentucky
t alley Cent Farms Inc.
tauchan Fte<l
t elder Bros
tolk JebnC
Wade C t.
Warner Ed
Ward C I
Wndlem. IVMdG
Wetope C M
Wen-pe F B
Whaitoa Ceo C
Whitaker Mark
tt lUboyte tn>e»l
Pllger
Lakefield
Bancroft
Hartley
Sew Carlisle
Poittiac
S^w cb
Last Nation
Latbrop
Oskaloosa
ttKhlU
Bowman
CoUii
Flora
Fleming
Cogswell
S Iver Creek
Mason City
Chadwick
St Johns
tlajelia
Onnge
Lowden
Ttskilwa
Orchard
tl a
Solon
Malsein
FatPrtew
Nevada
Leimgton
'linn
Iowa
S Dak
Calif
Idaho
lowa
Ohio (i 2)
PS 9 SI
Wash (eg)
Iowa
Ka-v
Rand ei
Keree I
Keu.
IVniH Jiwa^
BERKSHIRE PIC
718
UNITED STATES /U^ERICA
BERKSHIRE PIG BREEDERS (contd)
Cam K E
Calhoun UL N
Campbell J C
Caileton G F
Carpenter 11 H
Clark George F
Clasen Henry C
Clepper Roy
Coe F D
Cooper Alex
Cople\ Charles H
Core B31
Corey C C
Cotmtrv Place
Cowan, J C
Cmm Emory C
Curtiss Charles F
3olSo Th rdStreet.Vakuna 1
Kidgler 1
16" GrossenorSt. Athens (
Rowley 3
North Alexandria 3
Janesville 1
Winneconne 1
Uttle FaUs 3
Lexington A
Re\-nold,tiUe 1
HoQSierleaStock Farm John I
son Co Franklin
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Commerce C
BcookviUe 1
Frederick 3
IJeubler E S
D bble H P
D ckerson T C
Dodge J E
Dowoie J S
Dresbach Mrs N t
Emmadine Farm
Everson Brothers
Eterr 11 H
Fahyan Mrs Relle
Ferpison Cliee L. L
Ferguson, Charles L
Ferawood Farm
FiAkbeuier C D
Fonda Henry L
Frey Adolph F
Frost A Slilleren
Galbrsath C R
Carbutt John & Son
Gentry N ti
Gilbert Clarence F
ClU B L
Godfrey J L
Goodman A Sons C J
GraagevilIeCuemse) Fam:
Graves J^eiM
GnbbleX M
Hams Edward F
Hartley Stork Fan
Heald Donald A
Hess C F
Highland 1 lew Fann
Hiashaw tvennetb
MarieytevJer S S
Hodzes Halter
Hois nglon Brothers
Hoppe Bruno
Hnebcer Halter]
MamnelASon I D
Humphrev A B
Narbeth
Rcing Sun
Staunton
Hopevsell Jet
Muskogee
Hopewell Junction
Wellington
3Iaochester
Geneva
•’AJCaWorniaht Mash
Payne*\ lUe
Cboton
CbailottesMlIe
Atm Arbor
Brook viUe
Street
Hemans
Sedalia
Kamvooville
TerreU
Moores ville
Concord
GraogeviUe
Box ld.1 Richmond
Aurora
Barter
HU bora
Dundee
Saten
Page
Broad Si
U titr
Dubois
Coldendale
Jin frsttiff
Nebraska Cil}
Rapp H II
kavs Mark
Kite F f
Koepke Hll am
Kost V M
Kregaf John R
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McClain A Sods Howard
MeComsck.M L
AlcLonghilo John
McSpacian. 11 F
Masonic Homes
Alatter Charles F
MetsenheUcr R N
McTTKk U M
Merwin R H *
Metropolitan Farm
Miles A Son J S
Miller Emma Cuffej
Mitchell Grant
Mitchell IMA Sons
Moon A V anno}
Moore J J
Moms C J
Nash C G
Reff George A
kKholas Frank A
Nickel J H A Sons
Norman Ray C
Olel! J C
Oldham C It
Orange County Fann
Orchard Factn
Palmvra Quarry Farms
Pe fc Carl J
I ennsylvamaSl CoUege
Penny Clarence A
Penshurst Farm
Pioet A L
Pipkm A Son 11 H
PitslKk Henry P
Preston Edwin R
1 reston Mrs N C
Randall Brothers
Range F S
Reavelev John
Reeves A C
K I Sold ers Home
Kxek Brolben
R (l« Cba> E A Sons
Riley Edgar A Sons
Rishel 11 F
Robertson L H
Rogers Brothers
Rowland Floyd F
Ruby Geo A A Son
Ryetck John J
Samuels Joseph M
Vbantt H H
ScoIieldA Buckelew
Snftrr idetphU
Shenandoah Farms
Sbrrve Uoid
Sinues FccdN
Smith 3Iaunre A Sons
Snowden IvanT
Sp er H E
Stark Joshua
Stone R H
Story 11 D
Stover Johnk
Stuart Dr C C
Suchv Brothers
Syraniore Farms Mrs I I
Pritsche Berks Co
Tatiger G F
Tlwunas J E
Thomas J G
Tletlenann H C
Tufts Leonard
Ti fts P chant S
Ln vfTUli of Rentiicky
I nlvetsitv of Purd le
GlmwoodFam Wrestham
Zanesville
Lancaster Co tlizabethtown
Halifax
Hanover
Stewart R R 2 '
Diamond i
11 llton
Petersburg
Slippery Rock
11 mdfall
Hackessin
Fort Morgan (
Seville 1
Oglesbv
Eskndge 1
Doylestown !
11 atsontowQ
Maitba
Orange
Dallas
PalmjTa
Chilton
St College
Henderson
Narbetb
Onaga
Elwood
Arl agton
NoblesviUe
Garland
Elmwood
Trenton
Bnsiol
3Iae!ear
C^rHall
Gloster
Hacrodsbutg
Sbedd
Hampstead
Spring! alley
Orange
Stanley
ThemsviUe
New Market
Cedar
Prosser
Mavport
Mattoon
BusbneJl
GranviUe
Tran ansburg
Pin hursi
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Pa (e 10)
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UNITED STATES AMERICA
719
BERKSHIRE PIG BREEDERS <contd )
\an Rip« G B
Falls
Ltbaoon
HuTitmsion MiUi
UKka S O
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niUiams ^ 0 C
Wmslmr f I Co J
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Riishland
\ork Spnng*
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KENTUCKY RED PIC
KENTUCKY RED BERKSHIRE ASSOCIATION (6)
County Court. Richmond, Kentucky
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Adams AIil«n K
Adams Lnns
Adams Lawts
AUoi C T
Alien Mrs Cecils
AmbuTfhey Noah .
Anderson li C.
Anderson L. E
Aycock Doc
Bark Rlcb
Baker Jno
Beecher UK
Beaneit Frank
Be«lin( Fsa
Bowman AViUard
Boyd Ben
BraodenbufE Algin
Brest C A
Bnttaio JobtiT
Brearb A
Bngdon U R
Brotuugb Fred Jr
• J* J.
Dmo sliltoa
Bnice R T
Branlon Lulber
Buell Fly
Burchett U E
Burdett J A
Burnside 1 C
Burnside J G
Caldwell J H
Caldwell Lnran
Campbell Wes.
Carrier H C
Carpenter J B
Carpenlrr OrsiUeO
Cater J S
Cares. nabt.U A
Cartwnrht Leecsdai
Cfsa1% I
Cater
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^ladiion
Fowler
Goodlaod
Richmond
Richmond
Omaha
Stanlord
Pikesille
Surrency
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Boston
Berea
Berea
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White )ua
Shelbjiille
Athemo
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Stanlord
llatlei
Dansille
Sm tbf eld
Dans Ule
Kicbmond KFXI9
IbapelllJI
Shelbs-riUe
CbeMult \W
Daughtr) Bros
DasisA Asher
Davis L II
Dennis D J
Denny W B
De\eaf> Tom
Dicker Harrs
Dickorr R W
Dorkerv WiU
Dowiatt I J
Dow me J M
Dunn Luther
U>ae \ M
Fades Wooden
lastoo Mrs M
Fehols D $
Idwards Kob<
EUis Heiir>
Iths N l>
Ltmore I U
Etmin W It
Erwin W II
Estes S M
Eitftdee F E
Evans Geo C
Evans ) Sloi^nn
Pami*T Late
Fentress Lovan
Fletcher C C
Folev Ctareoee
lladen Bros.
HammncKf Jew
HatKvwk C I!
lUnset I nil Mil
llarloed A I
llan.ton W o
Ifariwr I rank
llartiv s T
I H.mv« I J Jr
I Havd«i J W
I llava-.«l G I
I MrtVIl C \
I lleftraks U F
Dawson
Richmond
Shclbjiille
Somerset
Leroy
Dockers
WestviUe
Waldo
Orark
Irrabatn
ShrlbvsiUe
Sew BruDSsriek
Deeatur
Kill llousa
Ssllivaw
Lanraster
Frankenwm;
Franksburc
Chapel HiU
itUck
Saundertvilte
Richmond
Fldcwado
Short Cr««k
^ntuBibus
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OkU
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718
UNITED STATES AMERICA
BERKSHIRE PIG BREEDERS (contd )
Cam E
CilhouD Willti
Campbell i C
Carleton G F
CatpentCT W H
Clark George P
CUsen HeDr> C
eloper Ko>
Coe F D
CopFer Charles H
Core R M
Uol So. Third Street, Yakima WaSh
Ridgle> Tena
167Gros\eQorSt Athens Oluo
Rowley Mass
North Alesandna Teno
JanesMlle Wis
Deubler E S
Dibble H P
DKlerson T C
Dodge J E
Doanie J S
Dresbach Mrs S C
Emmadine Farm
Eterson Brothers
Etery \S H
Fahysn Mrs Nelle
Ferguson Alice L L
Ferguson Charles E
Femwood Farm
Flakbe net C D
Fonda Henry L
Fret Adolph F
Frost & MiUeren
Calbrcath C R
Carbutt John & Son
GeatT) N H
Ctlbnt ClaTenes F
CiJ) B L.
Godire> j L
Goodman & Sona C J
Granges lie Cueni<ey Farms
Little FaUs Minn
Lexington Va
Reynoldsville Pa
Inavale Nebr
Hoos erleaStockFarm John Ind (clO)
SOD Co rranklin
2i281stNat BankBIdgDetrmtMich
Commerce Ga
BtookviIIe Pa
Frederick Marjl
Ames Iowa (c i
s6 il)
Narbeth Pa
Rising Sun Ind
Staunton Va
Hope veil Jet N\
Onconta NT
Muskogee Okla
Hopewell Junct on
W elUagton
Tlanehester
Geneva
233 CallomiaSt TTash
PajmesviUs
Decatur
Clinton
Charlottes die
Ann Arbor
Street
Henians
^edala
Harr son
Terrell
Mooresville
Concord
CtangeviUe
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Hall Bros
Ball Lero)
Harpend ng H 8
Kama Edward 1'
Hartle) Stock Farn
h”s C P
Highland View Farm
Jiruhai* EramfUj
Hochestcller S S
Hodges Walter
Ho s ngton Brothers
Hoppe Bruno
Hufbner TSalterF
Hummel A I D
Hun phrev A B
Huse L C
Hutton r C
Jenkins Brothers
Jon«ASt4uHer
Koehler I I
KoejVe VVll am
Baxter
K II boro
Dundre
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lags
2U Broad St
L tit?
Dubo s
M«) ersdale
Nebraska C t]
Creston
Crdarburg
Stratford
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Lacona
NV (t8)
Ohio
Mich
Marti
Mich
Miss (c T)
k1»
UcChin&SoDS Howard
McCwmaek M L
Hctkiughiln John
Mi^pactan TV F
HasoDie Homes
Matter Charles F
Me senhelder R H
Hemck M M
Mepwui R H *
Uetropolltais Farm
Kliles Sc Son J S
Miller Emma Gufte}
Mitchell Grant
Mitchell J M A Sons
Moon A V annoy
Moore J J
Moms G J
Nash C C
Neff George A
N Cholas Frank A
NKket J H A Sons
Noiman Ray C
Odell J C
Oldham C H
Orange Count) Farm
Orchard Farm
Palmyra Quarry Farms
Peik CartJ
Pennsylvania St CoUege
Penny Clarence A
Penshurst Farm
Pinet A L
Pipk Q A Son n H
PitstKk Henry P
Preston Edn n R
Preston Mrs N C
Reaveley John
Reeves A G
R I Sold ers Home
Rieck Brothers
R lie Chas E A Sons
Riley Edgar A Sem
Rishel W F
Robertson L. H
Rogers Brothers
Rowland F oyd E
Ruby Geo A A Son
hyezek John J
Samuels Joseph M
Schanit \V K
Seof eld A Buckelew
Se fert Adolph H
Shenandoah Farms
Sbreve Lloyd
Smnes Fred N
Smith Mannce A Sons
Snowden IvanT
Sp cer \\ E
Stark Josfana
Stone R H
Story M D
Stover JohnE
Stuart Dr C C
Snrbv Brothe
Sycan ore Fa i
Glenwood Farm Wrentham
Zanesville
Fumiss i
Lancaster Co EUiabethtown
HaUfax
Hanot er
Stewart R R 2
D amond
Wilton
Petersburg
SI ppery Rock
IVindfall
Hockessin
Fort Jlotgan
Senile
Oglesby
Mrs E B Doug
Palmyra
Chilton
St Co lege
Henderson
Narbeth
EJwood
Arlington
Fallston
Sever Mile Ford
NoblesviUe
Garland
Elmwood
Trenton
Bristol
Macleav
CeMerHall
Gloster
Rarrodshurg
Sbedd
Hampstead
Spr ag Valiev
Orange
Hast tigs
Stanley
Crawf^sville
Kastov er
Parkers Prainc
Tanger C F
Thonas J F
Thomas J C
1 lenann VV t
Tufte L-onartI
T fts It char I S
I r barcer C B
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■19
BERKSHIRE FIG BREEDERS (caiti)
\aa Rij^T G B
TTiis, Ri Airi E
WesVH P
Wtitmotr, A. D
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AdUQS MJaH
Adami Lewit
Adams Leim
AUeo.C T
AUfn Mrs C»cilS
Amburtbsv Noah ^
Andmon l{ C.
Andmon L. E
Aycock Doc
Back Rxb
Baker Jno
BMcbrr L. H
Brenett brask
Sud llanr b>
Boaer \\ It
Bottorft R L.
Bott* i j
Bowbnf I \« ,
Bo* mao Willard
Boyd Dm
Braadrnbun Algin
Bmt C A
Bnltain JohaT
Broach W A
Broadon L K
Brontugh f red Jr
Brooks, K J
Bro*n Frank
Bronn Frank
Bron-n I It
Broan Milton
Bruce, K T
Brunton Lutbrr
Uuell 1 ly
Batcbrtt L. C
Bucdctl J A
Caldwell l^ean
Canrhcll Wm
earner H C
Carpenter J H
Carpenter C>r^^leO
Cater J h
Cartwnrht U A
CartwTiKM Leontdaa
Ca'sati lira
KENTUCKY RED PIG
KENTUCKY RED BERKSHIRE ASSOCIATION (fr)
CauRty C^urt, Rkhmond, Kentucky
PROMINENT BREEDERS
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Fowler
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Kichmon t
Kichnioml
Omaha
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Waco
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lanraslet
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Terrill
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Mrlbuinc
Sllanla
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UNITED STATES AMERICA
721
TAMWORTH PIC
TAMWORTH SWINE ASSOCIATION (7)
Ames, Iowa
PROMINENT BREEDERS
Adams \\ S
Addison D
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Dakota
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AsTiculture Iowa State Col j
lege c(
Ahnton Farms
Arkansas Ezperunent Station
Artxjd J E
Atlgnstine A t
Baker Cuy\N
Baldwin C £
Barr T
Beobow Alfred L
Berry A J
Dewfey Roy D
Blair Bros
Blandow Francis
Bloomqu st A R
Boaess Elmer
Bongert Arthur \V
Bottrell H B
Bradford Orville
Brown Clenn
Brown t
BniDS N\esle
Calkins B>ron
Carter Chai \\ _ _
Carpenter J U & Son
Clark Herbert t.
Clarke M U
Cl ne Lee
Colebauah J r
Coa 1 L
Crane C E.
Crewel t\ 2
Croib) Vel in
Crum Jas L
Currie Lou •«
Dans S C &SoDs
DelUit Chas L. A Sons
I)cllin*eT John
l>e\l n Leo C
IhcKtnvn J K
ISowell I M
Dowell John B
Du Toil Flu)d
Eckerman Harold
1 Ueet Arthur
I lony H O
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Litchfield
Manning
Fargo
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Itliopols
Seyji'our
Slue Mound
Colfax
R R No 3 EltjierviUe
R R No 3 Ithaca
On ka
Webster City
Se)mQur
Charlton
Cedar Duffs
Willow Lakes
hi'l'ThrdAie Cedar Kai
Mo>d
Cl anon
lUiopolu
Ka City
Thttsboro
W ebilerCilv
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Mend Ota
KockweU CitT
Bedford
TcJedo
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sharcvi <prtnirs
R I D 2 Dnt
Cherokee
lainnoont
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Hohnea John K
Hofu BmT
Hook Cfaas S&Son
Hotnuog J P
Haoler U D
Jacobs C B
Jamieson Jay H /
Jenkins H C
Johnke Um. F
Johnson Arthur C
Jones Edwin
Jones Robt
Kellogg Dr H E
Kenmo^ef Frank L.
kolb R \
Kubiman C P
Lacbrn ller Harlow
La CrtMx & Tb^her
Leoi Adolph
Lena Albert
Lewis Fred
Loeh C R
Lorenz Raymond
Lundt Cate
McCbugbertr C P
Mackoy J O
MagDuson S T
tlagnussen Ited
Mano C A
Matib es Fred
Meminan C L.
Morgan & Just ee
MornsL C^ke
Moms Oeo L
Murpbee Dr H $
NeiilleL Johnson
NeweD Arden
I Newl n J J
Oedeo Hurley ^
Oreodoeff ^4m i Son
Osborne D ( h
I Osbourn Wahee
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< erholt 1> M
, Pugh J Mewt D
I Kaodcl H C
1 Reed J<«
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Khoiles I art
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Roberts Earl
Kotnnchaus Vr
Rowh>cia.A L
Sauer II A
Sebeet I t
searv k irgil
Hudson
R R No 2 tfauuoketa
Clartnda
R R No 4 Hubbard
Iowa
lowa
Russilhile fnd
Menroe Wis(cll)
Osage Iowa
Braddjsille Iowa
Kahoka Miss
Crnimille S Dak
McLeansboro III
Box Ba Spam S Dak
Bluemont Va
Mad son S Dak
Ackley Iowa
r nndslone City Mich
New Grove Farm Medford Wis
Hubtnrd Iowa
W cbsterClIy
N Ota
Wests d
Ro> al Center
Thedford
Clad brook
Rrinbock
R^r'^No 1 Farragul
MarshaU
BattleCreek
Sutton
Srsuin
Lebanon
Iowa City
Airdo
Aledo
Aurel a
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lledford
Bluemont
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Charles CSX
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TAMWORTH PlC BREEDERS (cofltd )
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PERCHERON SOCIETY OF AMERICA (J)
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, nUnois
PROMINENT BREEDERS
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BalKOkk B F
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Barr Jaum A
Brail i M & bom
Archer Adaai & SoA
BrdrU Frank
Bmcdicl C C
Ilerkry 1 & Son
Bernard Cbarlr*
Blou?h Ilroa.
Borop J C iSon
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF BREEDERS OF BELGIAN DRAUGHT HORSES (2)
V/abash. Indiana
PROMINENT BREEDERS
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Mernck, New York State
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La Fayette, Indiana
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Cooper John B
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Crawford Uroa
Crukabank Helen M
Dorrance ^larpienle
Doty Levi
Dudle> T IJ
DunmsK H
Fi» George
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Frankfort Station
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NoHhiie Carin
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Hamet S L.
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Cbapman J 1
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VOLUME TWO. EDITION 1928-1923,
International Directory of
Pedigree Live Stock Breeders,
DEPOT IN UNITED STATES,
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^ International Directory of
I Pedigree Live Stock Breeders, |
; DEPOT IN UNITED STATES. fj
I Charles C. Thomas
3 300 EAST MONROE STREET,
I SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS.
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BRITISH WEST INDIES
Livestock Breeding in British West Indies.
Saint Vincent Twentj five miles south of Grenada This isiand belongs to the Windward
Saint Luaa is the island of St Vincent with an area of Group and is one of the most beautiful of all the West
132 square miles one of the most fertile in the Wind- Indian islands with splendid sod suitable for all kinds
■ward Island Group where the principal products are of tropical plants Spices grown here attain a flavour
sugar mm cocoa and spices More than one sixth almost unique The chief town St George is the
of the total area is under cultivation and the soi! is seat of the government while other townsareSt David
highly proLctive Although the climate is exceed Charlotte Granville and Sauteurs The island was
mgly humid with an annual ram fall of nearly 80 inches discovered by Columbus m the year 1498
It IS by no means unhealthy The island has a local From the jive stock breeding point of view there
government assisted by a legislative Council The is a field for enterprising men especially with regard
Government have mamtamed an Experiment Live to pig and sheep breeding The Live Stock Depart
Stock Breeding Station to which from time to time ment states that pigs are doing extremely well in the
Pedigree and stud animals have been imported island where the breeders besides for local ^nsump
Experiments have been earned on since the year tion are breeding for the requirements of Trinidw
J902 chiefly for the purpose of encouraging better The number of pure bred boars seems limited but
breeding methods and the local interest m breeding there is a general grading up attempt the native pigs
from Pwigree 4 ires end dams Thus Thoroughbred being crossed with Berkshire and Large Black bwrs
atallions have been imported and placed at the servjee Towards the end of 15)26 a rather severe outbrwk of
of farmers and the breeding of dairy cattle has been swine fever ravaged m the Parishes of St Patrick and
encouraged through the importation of Ayrshire and St Andrew
Holstein Fnesian bulls and heifers As regarcU pig As regards the breeding of sheep this « a renuinera
breeding besides Poland China stud animals from the tive mdustry and breeders are chiefly catering for the
United States Berkshire and Large Black pigs have Trinidad market Several breeders have imported
been imported from England and proved most useful a number of Southdown rams from the United States
These imported animals have according to the to grade up their flocks and the improvement is marked
Colonial ^Mctary leh tbeir maih tm the ammaVs Dutrng ^e last few years no imports t>{ sheep bom
in the island The imported Zebu bulb have proved British South Africa have taken place but before the
eminently suitable for crossing on the native cattle war wool less sheep were imported from Afnca and
and several fine herds can now be seen on the north proved a suitable breed for Grenada Goat breeding
coast In the lillie island of Mvistique where all the is well to the fore and the Government contemplate
natree cattle have been crossed with Zebu bulls some importing Saanen bucks for the crossing of native
remarkably fine cross breds have resulted Speaking docs
generally the native cattle Vve turned out suitable The results from Thoroughbred horse breeding
material for crossing purposes and probably Samt m the island are stated to be satisfactory several
Vincent would prove a likely place for Pedigree live stallions having been imported recently 'Hie local
stock breeding with an abundance of beautiful pastures Race Club contemplates the importation of a number
a climate suitable for breeding and great interest of Thoroughbreds with a view of stimulating racing
ihovi-n among breeders for improvement of herds and and horse breeding
flocks There is however a considerable amount Saint LtCiA The commercial importance of
Vfotk to be done before the farmers can be persuaded this beautiful island came to an end with the con
to abstain from breed ng off scrub animals Pig breed- stniction of the Panama Canal and its value as » coaling
ing IS a well paying proposition Regarding sheep station once upon a time considerable has likewise
breeding there is a number of considerable flocks disappeared On the other hand the island promises
I *he sheep arc on the whole somewhat smalt sired wcU to become a live slock breeding centre of 4 ome
^though very hardy and thoroughly acclimatised importance but not before the Covemment have
irceriing w much in sogue and the sue of the suixeeded in attracting settlers to the Crown lands
uts^* 10 Wbrperm this isUnd than ma number which stiU he almost unused as they have done for
t er cit Indian islands many years wailing for the would be purchaser
BKITIS’I WLTT r,DIE3.
It I* cunoui iKal till* n’tracli'c nl*nd vntli it» nun\
a^MHlacn Ha» I'cm tip to no» li) li\e tloclc
men iffinj iKal local tmtlitiont for « prtMperoui
litc itocL indut1r> arc fatoiiraMc Tlic itlantJ iiclonn
to the \\ indwanl croup Ijnns l>'tv>Trn Martmupie and
St Vincent It M a tolcanic tiUnd with the Crcalcr
part coterrd h) dente forctti v^Kcrc the aallcy* ««
v»-cll ailtitafcd and catraordmanlj produchtc m
coffee of a macnificent q laht) There are UfRe
ilretchei of land which can l>e purcKatcH on rit>
pa>Tnmt from lOi to 20$ an acre and fjciidej coffee
bananas hmc» and other tropical fruit* crow lutunantly
and can l>c icld at pood pncci to the fniit thippmc
companies Capital intcstmcnl b) the imiller »tocIc
breeder* thould prmc a pood speculation
Exactl) three hundred )etr* apo this island was
piten awa> b) King Charles I to one of hi* fasourites
who howcscr, bcinp insobenl could not effect colomia
ticn In the K'r t6os the pood »hip OliseUIotsom
landed a handful of settlcri who fared ba<ll> when the>
discoscrcd that the Kinp of France claimed the itfand
In the >car 1633 he actudlj pate awaj the island to
some of his courtiers and these in 1642 transferred
their nphli to the French West India Compan) This
in turn sold St laicia Grenada and Martinique for
the cash sum of £i 600 (0 a proup of adtenturers
since when St Luaa was alternatnely in French
and Enplish possession until m 1782 Admiral Rodney
captured the island from the French After that dale
It has been a Dntish colony The island is 28 miles
long and 15 miles broad and as stated of wonderful
fertility As a tourist attraction the island is certainly
worth attention
Leeward Islands The first white man to discover
these islands Christopher Columbus sighted them
early in the morning on the 3rd November 1493 a
discovery that opened a romantic at times very bloody
history of early colonisation To day these islands
are prosperous and although their agricultural and
commercial activities for geographical reasons are
limited it would probably be correct to state that live
stock breeding in the future may play a considerable
part in their further development The name of this
island group has been used by geographers from time
to time During the period of sugar cane prospenty
great riches accumulated most of which however, in
later years was lost when the sugar cane was cultivated
in so many other countries The emancipation of
the slaves was likewise a loss to the islands However
some of these islands have always enjoyed a quiet
prosperity
The island of Anticua is about 70 miles in cir
cumference with an area of 108 square miles and a
total acreage of about 70 000 acres The chief articles
of export are sugar and cotton The soil is very
diverse in character and the most fertile lands have a
lower strata of limestone and clay
The island of St Christopher with an area of
68 square miles is very mountainous The pnnapal
town Basse Terre is a most attractively laid-out
town
The iilind of NfMS ha* an area of 50 square miles
•nd wa» for adminiilrative purposes united with St
Qiriitophcr in 1882 Supir and cotton and live
itoct brcrdinp arc the main sources of income
Anclilla hi* an area of 35 iqiiate miles of well
cultiiated land dnidcd into 506 holdings each of which
IS of a few acres Oicc Upon a lime the Anguilla cotton
was of the finest quality in the West Indies
DomIMCa hat an area of 306 squire miles and is
diiided into ten Parishes in each of which hie stock
breeding takes place The agricultural products
arc sugar, lime* co*©* orange* and cocoinul* This
island with its beautiful scenery and fertile soil is
the largest of all the Leeward islands and seems emi-
nently suited for breeding of sheep and pigs The
sod IS eierywhcre highly proJucfiic esp*cially in
the interior Crown land can be acquired on reasonable
terms and at fairly cheap pnees
MosTSERRAT.at a distance of 25 miles from Antigua
has an area of 32 square miles with the chief (owns of
St Anthony and Ply mouth Sugar, cotton and limes
are the mam articles of export
The VlRCtM ISLANDS thirty two m number,
include Tortola Anegads Salt Island Peter Island etc
Owing to the decline m cane sugar cultivation the
Coiemment long ago decided to encourage live stock
breeding and an Experimental Station was established
Prospenty has again returned Pedigree animals for
improving the local breeds were acquired agricultural
supcrvisers and inspectors engaged and a senes of
interesting expenments undertaken for the purpoae
of ascertaining which breeds m Europe, the United
States or India might be most suitable for the local
conditions Thus a number of Indian Zebu bulls
were imported from time to time and crossed with the
native cattle the crosses being again crossed with the
Island cattle which probably emanated from old
English stock This cross breeding probably com-
menced m the year 1878 and may be considered as
the foundation for the islands present cattle breeding
industry Later on American Shorthorn bulls besides
Holstein Fnesian and Hereford bulls were imported
for cross breeding and Suffolk cows were also utilised
At the Skerrett Experimental Farm various cross breed-
ing experiments were undertaken and again Indian
cattle and Dexter bulls were imported An inspector
of animals is supervising cattle breeding English
Thoroughbred and Hackney stallions have likewise
been imported and undoubtedly done some good ,
and as regards pig breeding Berkshire boars have been
utilised for grading up the island breed Undoubtedly
the field for the live slock man m the Leeward islands
IS not unimportant and as the number of privately
owned agricultural estates on which live stock breeding
IS taking place is considerable systematic propaganda
by breeders of Pedigree livestock in the Ointments
of Europe Australasia and America should open up
trade possibilities The following list contains the
names and addresses of the pnnapa! agricultural
and stock breeding estates
GKITISH WEST INDIES
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JAMAICA
Livestock Breeding in Jamaica.
The Jamaica Agncullural Society, Kingston, has
for many years worked hard and patiently towards
developing the live stock industry in the island This
IS developing, and the interest shown among the farmers
for improved breeds and better methods in breeding
cannot fail to slowly penetrate so that the present
breeding off the “ scrub ’ may soon be a thing of the
past Pedigree stud animals have been purchased
from Great Britain during the last thirty years, or so,
and under the auspices of the Colonial Department of
Agriculture, a Government Stock Farm was established
some years ago where a number of different cattle
breeds as well as horses have been tried, in some instances
with Very conspicuous success, while m other instances
one or two breeds have proved entirely unsuitable
for the climate of the island Successfully Jerseys
and Guernseys, Ayrshires Red Polls and Aberdeen-
Angus cattle have been bred, and several foreign cattle
breeds, especially the Brown Swiss, seem to be in
favour Since the Government made dipping obli-
gatory and inaugurated dipping tanks in several places,
commencing at Grove Place, Mile Gully, muji less
sickness prevails but the problem of immunising
European breeds is, of course, one of certain magnitude
On the average farms indiscriminate breeding is. un-
fortunately, atiU the rule as owing to the local demand
for meat it is here rather a question of fattening
butchers* beasts than breeding from stud animals
The Department of Agriculture established a few
years ago a Stud breeding farm m the Manchester
dislncl. at an elevation cf 1.550 ft, with an area of
1 362 acres where a number of excellent stallions
Dulls, etc , are kept for service (o the farmers Thus
Hereford, Sussex, Devon, ALerdeen-Angus and Red
Poll bulls Have contributed to grading up the native
cattle, and Indian bulls of the Zebu and the Hissar
breeds have also been stationed here It is probable
that tbc grading-up movement can be best promoted
through the use of Indian bulls as their progeny
seems more immune against contagious diseases
Tliere is a great number of cattle farms in Jamaica,
here called Pens and the live stock is probably now
developing on more satisfactory lines According to
the latest census, the cattle stock reached nearly
150000 head, while the horse slock was estimated
ai 26,000 Pig breeding, which curiously enough is
not rapidly developing, and sheep breeding, are
numerically represented by small numbers, t e > 350°®
pigs and some 6,000 sheep The climate of Jamaica
should certainly permit of a profitable live stock
industry, but as regards cattle, it is admitted that the
best crosses are obtained through the assistance of
Indian stock, and more rapid development on the
individual farms is to be seen where the cross bred
stock is kept The valuable Pedigree strains require
some generations before their blood becomes immune
against cattle diseases, and m this respect, the same
experience has been made in other parts of the West
indies
The area of Jamaica is about 4,400 sq jniles, of
which 880.000 acres are stated to be under timber and
' ruinate, and i in, 000 acres cultivated. The cultivated
land is officially termed grazing lands comprising some
I 834,000 acres, and 47,000 acres are tillage land Among
the various crops coffee is the most important, being
cultivatoJ on about 18,000 acres Bananas have been
cultivated for several years on a much larger area,
officially estimated at 80,000 acres, but undoubtedly
a great portion of this acreage is slowly going out of
banana cultivation other tropical fruits instead coming
in vogue Cocoanut palm trees are planted over nearly
40000 acres, yielding a constant source of income
Cocoa IS lately cultivated on about 8 000 acres Other
agricultural crops are ginger, arrowroot, cassava,
rice, oranges and nutmeg, besides corn and canes
There are several hundred grazing farms where
loo head or more of cattle are bred or maintained
The greatest number of these cattle farms is m the
parishes of St Mary, St Anne, and West Morland,
but there is a number of large farms under grass tn
the parishes of St Katherine, St Elizabeth, St
Andrew, and Manchester The average bead 01
cattle seems to be 400—500, but on many a farm
1,500 to 2 500 head of cattle are kept Breeding and
feeing of live stock has always been and remains the
mainstay of agriculture, and when science can clearly
point the way towards immunising the various categories
of domestic animals, Jamaica with its large population
cannot fail to develop towards becoming, in this part
of the world, a factor m the production of dairy food
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The Breeding of Pedigree stock is corned oul
solely at the Government Farms — one in Tnnidad
and the other in Tobago The large Sugar Plantations
only breed grade stock and their breeding is prma
pally for working purposes The types of animals
used are Zebu cattle chiefly of the Nellor or Guzerali
ttpe and the Water Buffaloes
Horses At the Government slock farms
Tboiougbbred stallions are kept standing for service
m different parts of the Colony Their progeny are
chiefly used for Racing purposes and for haclu on
sugar plantations The fees charged for services are
£3 to £4 Some of these stallions are bred to imported
Thoroughbred mares and their progeny are at times
good enough to race in the same classes as imported
horses
The stallions on the farms at present are (our m
number — Golden Eaglet Marat Quickmatch and
Nelsweep The latest importation is Golden Eaglet
who was recently landed in the Colony from England at
a cost of £300 He was a winner m England
Trinidad and Tobago.
I Donkeys Four donkey stallions are maintained
I for mule and donkey breeding The larger Jacks are
' imported from the U S A (Kentucky) and the smaller
ones from the neighbouring Island cf Barbados For
mule breeding tbe Government charge a fee of £1 to
£i los and for Donkey breeding a fee of 5s
Cattle The Colony is not interested in beef
cattle as being near to the natural Savannahs of the
mainland of South Amenca The Island imports
1,000 head of beef cattle from Venezuela every month,
and th^ are sold, after paying all expenses at a price
of zjd — 3d per lb live weight
Breeding is therefore confined to two types of
animals — dairy cattle and draught cattle
At the Government farm in Trinidad a dairy is
run (or the purpose of supplying milk to the Govern-
ment Institutions — as a matter of fact the farm was
really started as a dairy about 50 years ago and its
functions were later increased to cover that of the 1
iwovement of live stock in the Colony
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TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO— CUBA
The dairy herd is chiefly composed of Grade
Fnesians In the past different kinds of dairy bulls
were imported but as the best results were obtained
from Friestans only this type of bull is now used
The best milk yield is 6o lbs per day from a highly
graded Friesian and there are several others ofthesame
type which give SO lbs when fresh
There are at present 4 pure bred Fnesian bulls on
the farms and another is standing for service in an
out district The pastures throughout the Colony are
chiefly the property of the Government and the farm
supplies highly graded Friesian bulls for service
In a short time it is hoped to be able to provide pure
bred bulls for the fees charged for services S3 60 for
Pedigree bulls and Si 00 for grade bulls
A pure bred herd of Zebu cattle chiefly of the
Nellor strain originally imported from the Hissar farm
in India is also kept on the farms These animals
arc bred chiefly for working purposes and the pure-
bred bulls at 4 years of age are sold for £80 £100 to
the large Sugar Plantations which use them to grade
up their working stock
The herd m Trimdad is the best m the West lndie»
and a considerable trade is done with all the Islands
selling bulls to such important Sugar Islands as Cuba
Barbados Antigua Guadeloupe and MarUmque
Some of the Pedigree stock is sold to VenetueU
On some of (he Sugar Plantations Buffalo herds are
kept and stock bred for working purposes
PjCS The firms breed the following types of
pure bred pigs Berkshire Large Blacks and Blue
pigs Tamworths Middle whites and Poland China
ha\e been tried but as the results obtained were not
encouraging these breeds are no longer used The
Bcrksbirw and Latge Blacks do extremely well and
niu hat 01.
the pure bred pigs are sold very quickly at 6 8 weeks
old for £1 Ss At the annual sale at the farm about
30 40 lots of pure bred pigs are sold andmthisway the
Pedigree stock is scattered for breeding purposes
throughout the Colony
Sheep and Goats — ^Very little sheep breeding is
earned out m this Colony while in the Island of
Tobago sheep are bred chiefly African sheep crossed
with Hampshire Downs or Dorset sheep Sheep do
much better in the Windward Islands, and Trinidad
depends on these islands for mutton Goats of the Swiss
type Saanen and Toggenburg are fairly common in
the Island The Government has several Saanen
bucks standing for service throughout the Colony and
everything is done to encourage the peasants to improve
the dairy strain of the native goats A herd of Saanen
goats original stock from Switzerland is on the live
stock strength of the farm m Tnnidad and goatlings
(both bucks and docs) are offered for sale
The best yield for a goat is 12 lbs pcf <fay but up
to 16 lbs have been obtained from Saanen goats in the
Colony
General Rexwrks —The Pedigree stock is
chiefly imported from Canada and the United States
of America owing to the fact that restrictions governing
the importation of animals from the British Isles are
very severe on account of Foot and Mouth Disease
The most dangerous disease affecting imported
stock is Red Water fever (Sonne Piropfairiom)
m cattle In order to overcome the high death rate
young stock which are as a rule h ghly resistant are
imported and become naturally immunized
ll IS of interest to note that although the Stock farm
in Trinidad has so many duties of a public nature to
perform its Revenue exceeds its Expenditure
page 674
Prominent Breeders
f't »l J>a
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SI Jran'l'
S<» boro
Ttuudsd
Trtn djd
Tnn ijd
Orxnw EUU<
St Mad In Sue fConrjnv
T i4 Coa ScTM r
Wat <«j1 ac
W >odfonlLml^rtUte
Ta aribUa
^ n rmianclj
SI Jmeph
ChaRuana
Trn la 1
Trn iarl
Tnn d d
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Li>cstock Breeding i n Cuba
The latest Lne Stock census m Cuba estimates the number of cattle at 4 5x4 000 horses at 685 000 but sheep
and pigs have not been counted for several years
During the Ust ten years the Island farmers
interest in live stock has increased and the animals
cshil led at local Fairs bear good evidence to the opinion
held in ihe Un ted States that Cuba will soon rank as
an important 1 reedcr of agricultural stock Where
prominent stud animals have been acquired either for
pure breeding or crossing wilh the local native stock
such anii^Ij fare been ehtcfly drawn from the United
I •* 44000 square miles
'c «i*e eoart line if nearly a ooo rniles m length
Since the island became an independent Rcpubl c and
American influence made itself felt improvements in
every direction ore noticeable and as a live stock
ftaser and sugar cane producer Cuba has probably an
important future to look forward to The climate is
of coune very hot and the annual ram fall vanes from
40 to t6o inches The forests of Cuba are magmh'
cently luxuriant with an abundance of valuable limber
nee and corn are the chief crops but cotton cocoa and
ind go sugar tobacco and coffee arc brgely cultivated
CUPA-CUADELOUrE
7 a 9
TT>c Gilwnoc arc at a r\jlc 11 rrunarrd, anJ the
»cnl t\ well ftcpafcd ; anfi at a tTT) o^ntt'lcraWc portion
of iKe nltnd it mtircK dcfolrd lo calll^ f>rff«!inir
vVicK tmnt, jutifin? (rent iKc projirtt nwJc. a payinc
propotilion. It it 'TO Iilcl) llul Coin offera fooJ
opportHnilin for Itrcrtf-ri of Pcificrro lUid antmalt.
In the Pfotincct of Santa Qara and Matanrai t!>c lurar
cane cultnation it mamificrnt, and vliilc tucaf i*
tcMlat the chief loiircc of income to the arriculluriil.
to'iacfo it. of courie, the rcliahic malnrta\ ol tKc
counlo* commcrciall) ipealinsr. The teat of Cotem-
ment ri at Hataru. end the island it divided into six
ProTtnect— Santa Qara. Stntiasro, Pinar del Rjo.
Puerto Principe. Havana and Matansas. in all of which
live itcch hrccdinx it rivrn attention. The chief
compliint alioul thii Iilind it the had roads. In
levcral Pro' inert marnificcnt horses arc tred. and that
the Colwnric farmer hat an c)c for Ii>c ttock breeding
wat rcccntK dcmonilrated at a Li'c Stock Show at
Hat ana where icscral vco Rood built and cowt were ex-
hibited. The following lilt of hrctderi of Pedixree ttock
lestif) to an awakeninginlerett in the lit c ttock industr)'.
Prominent Breeders.
M I '•
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Cin''4ri.'a J Uoffon tliautu.o
C<n>f* i f tTBindfl, AntrUil'Xta Vjbilu.
11»fTrr> t fAp), CameufT
Hifrro.Ci'tu f ird4*6bKSf!4«, Ma*kMnr4i
M*ftl IT^ d . -
TiriUI U )4 II '• 4 -tuei (if Cr*
■ ■ L» ABf*lu.*‘Artftiu'* I 1
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r Mnl art d'Catu
M*ri*i(.4RU l■»'' 7 <fn^ « 77, Sjof o «pnts»
s»fvh*» trmiftrt-vCanufOfy
sjvVt l«*t**l*' JlaUd* C*rru«fr
I T«-f IWn4l»U C*-nilJ»y
Toor* <4->'ti«*'intui
I \**' La«St or tOf 1 1 ItJ'M
I Cauw-if
I WfvpU*> tstioff Sue , XslriiB
Livcstocl! Breedinp; in Guadeloupe.
The Lne Stock estimate for Guadeloupe states cattle ij.ooo. sheep 12,500, pigs 58,000, horses 8,600.
This French Colony seems to deielop its Live
Stock Industry, as was evident at a recently held
agricultural Show at Basse-Terre, June, 1927. when
the remarkable strides in agriculture and live stock
breeding during tbe last twenty -three years were
evident, as during the interval no Show had been held.
Excellent borses were exhibited, besides mules and asses ,
and in the class (or cattle some very interesting exhibits
demonstrated the results from, crossing tbe "Creole,”
or native, breed with French, bulls. The number of
first-rate dairy cattle exhibited with statements con-
cerning their performance ,and milk-fat testify to
systematic attempts of gradmg-up the live stock in-
dustry to a well paying proposition Some well bred
pigs of the French Craonnaise breed likewise testified
to the possibility of breeding pigs in spite of the tropical
climate. During the last ten years the average milk
production, owing to improvements through cross
breeding, has been brought up to xo hires from a
previous 4i to 5 litres. Thus this exhibition illustrated
the success with which the French Administration have
met in their efforts to create a remunerative live stock
industry in the West Indies Long ago it was stated
by a Parliamentary Representative for Guadeloupe
in the French Senate that live stock breeding ought to
be made a paying proposition m the Colony because
if the Creole types which had existed there for hun-
dreds of years could be made to pay for their keep.
It was only a question of " immunising ” European
stock, if imported, or otherwise achieving results
through cross-breeding The live stock is, of course,
not considerable m numbers, but there is no reason why*
the Creole types should not be entirely dispensed with.
Tbe soil is very fertile all over the islands, wtU
cultivated, and the yield in agricultural products such
as sugar, coffee, cocoa, bananas, etc., on a fairly sabs-
(adory level. The colony , since lSi4in the possession
of France, has sometimes been an English possession,
lest by France and retaken It consists of two distinct
islands only separated by a narrow strip of watei —
the Salee River, these two different parts being known
as Basse-Terre and Grande-Terre. Both the«e I'lands
are traversed by numerous small nvers vshich, howevTt,
dry up during the summer. As means of communica-
tions, an excellent system of roads run all ovxr '
country in which the number of small but v
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PORTO R!CO— FALKLAND ISLANDS
Prominent Breeders.
Ajr oilture Dfpt ©/ Porto Rjco San Joan
AliacnorayCalafat Mayasuer PR
Blondet Luis GuAjama P R
iiofteW Siajoo ^auco,PR
CoUfWflf Agneulturo Vajajuea PR
CretraJAeuirreSufarCo C»ntralAiTjjfe,R P
Central Mefcedila SueealonJ Serralles PR
I Hc4stetQ Cattle
Ayrshire
Brown Swiss
Gucnisey
Jersey
Poland China P^
Duroe Jersey ^
Tatnworth
Anglo Nubian Goats
Arabian Horses
Holstein Cattle
Gucrsisey
Poland China Pir
Z ebu Cattle
{ ] aland China Pigs
Morgan Hotses
Jersey Cattle
Saanen Coats
rHolsteia Cattle
I Guernsey
•/ AyrshiTB
I Zebu
I Arabian Horses
, Holstein Cattle
Zebu
Dieso Isidno P R
Cspenment StatioD US Mayagucz PR.
FajatdoSugarCo Pa/irdo PR
Cenaro CauliAo Guayama P R
Harvey A J San Juaa P R
Landroa Vrs ^larfa Aaoee PR
Hari ^laruno Arccibo P R
hlatos. Juan, Laja^ P-R
NidD&Co Arroyo PR
pppenhc tner Hermanos Ponce P R
Rovira Hennaoos Cuayama P R
Scbnclc CuiIlenDO Ponce PR
South Porto Rico Sugar Co Ensenada PR
TorreulUs Juan Ponce P R
Usera Vicente Ponce P R
Duroe Jersey Pigs
Tamworth
Guernsey Cattle
Shorthorn
Holste Q
{ Holstein
Zebu
Poland Chma Pigs
Tog^enburg Goats
Hoi teio Cattle
Guernsey
Poland China Pigs
Tamw orth
HosJteln Catti*
Ayrshire
' Poland China Pigs
Hoi teio Cattl-
Holstein
Holstein
Holstein
Livestock Breeding in The Falkland Islands.
This group of Islands lies about 300 miles east of
the Straits of Magellan and consists of 93 small islands,
while the East and West, where live stock breeding is
earned on comprise an area of about 3,150 sqiiare
miles The Islands have passed through many vicis-
situdes, having in turn belonged to England, France
and Spam during vanous periods, and Argentina once
upon a time claimed the possession In 1833 the
Islands however, again came under the sovereignty of
Great Britain, then for the purpose of protecting (he
Whale fishery. The population is British and their
chief occunation sheep raising The total grazing area
covers probably some three million square miles The
sell IS mostly of a boggy nature where only Very ,
coarse grasses grow, however very nourishing for cattle
and sheep The climate is very healthy It 1$ a i
Mind swept country , yearly rainfall of about 30 inches |
The main occupation, as stated, is sheep raising j
While It IS officially stated that the sheep carrying
capacity of the land 1$ gradually reduced, overstocking
IS nevertheless the chief complaint of the local Govern
ment who strongly advocate reduction of the number
of sheep in the various flocks, and the erection of more
sub divisional fences on all sheep stations, as being
the only possible means of improving the present con-
dition of the land It is also complained that too many
i useless old sheep are earned, producing very little
I wool and not paying for their keep while they deprive
, more profitable sheep of a good deal of food Tlie over-
I slocking IS chiefly in the West FaJklands, but it is
I hoped that through proper weeding out of the useless
animals, the quantity of grass available for highly
producing flocks may improve Most of the farmers
pay their chief consideration to the quantity of wool
produced at the stations and. of course, this leads to
over-stocking Sheep are imported for breeding from
time to time from the United Kingdom as well as from
New Zealand The Chief Inspector of Stock is advising
the farmers to pay more attention to the importance of
acquiring Pedigree breed animals, while hjs chief com-
plaint IS that breeders are not providing their imported
sheep with sufficient food and shelter. Efforts are made
to encourage the growing of valuable stock food-
crops, such as turnips, oats, hay, etc , and experiments
during the last few years have sufficiently proved
that the sod is capable of growing very good crops if
only better methods could be adopted m preparing it
As regards cattle, the stock is increasing and milk pro-
duction IS given more attention At the Government
Experimental Farm horse breeding is being encouraged
Clydesdale stallions having lately been imported TTie
number of stallions is now z8 and of brood mares about
300 The total number of sheep is about 615000
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SOUTH AMERICA
SUD AMERICA
HACE CINCUENTA ANOS,
COMO SE VE FOR EL GRABADO ARRIBA, QUE
REPRESENTA UNA GRAN EXPOSICION CELE-
BRADA EN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, INGLATERRA,
LOS CRIADORES DE LA GRAN BRETANA,
CRIARON UNOS MAGNIFICOS.
VISTA D1 L.V ENPOSICION VMM I>E LV NORTHAMPTONSHIRE AGRICULTUR.AL SOCIETV CELEBR.ADV EN
SCITUMUKL DF im EN BLRCUErV PARK STANIORD
IKtfiraJkdi’ e) P c ort tw IS J if pern st oa of owrvr the Mtr^uest of Eetler)
HOY, EN EL ANO 1928
EL GANADO PEDIGREE QUE CRIAN ES AUN
SUPERIOR.
tDONE? <QUIEN? CONSULTENOS POR CARTA.
LE AYUDAREMOS A VD.
LOS EDITORES, DIRECTORY PED. STOCKBREEDERS.
744
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTORY
SHORTHORNS
SUPREME FOR BEEF A RACA SHORTHORN
SHORTHORNS are noted
for Prepolenc> and Earl>
Maturit) and dominate the
Export Trade
A ra^a SHORTHORN e
notada peb sua prepotenci e
pela sua maturidade prematura
e domina o conunercio de
SHORTHORNS PARA
La raza SHORTHORN tiene
fama por su prepotencia >
pronta madurez. En efecto,
domina el comercio de exporta"
cion de ganado en pie.
THE SHORTHORN IS THE
WORLD'S CROSSING BULL.
Cliaitipion Sirvi
2 renrs , J'lr? of ‘
\ (Hir> ''liorlhoni JIfi
‘•iloock Clip l m]
1927, itpsinft BlI I msl«
0 TOURO SHORTHOR.N £ O
MELKOR TOURO DO MUNDO
PARA CRUZA.MENTO
SUCCESSOS OBTmoS KOS FAT
STOCS SHOWS EM 1927
o coNcrn^o de rirmino
HAM— ^Vropiotuto S».ptpiro
0 CONCUR*:!! I>0 CLl B DE
s M ITII F I F L D-Campionato
IWf ro«or\-n
pnra DOvUliO> AamprAO «1«
tr«er\« par* no»ilho« rfe monos
lie dots annos. Uai do CampAao
1 m Robanho d<> laras IritAtrns
>horthon» tranli'ni o Concurno
^>l<wk Cup dA 1927 «'otra
todas a* oiiiro* cruifOA*
EL TORO SHORTHORN ES EL
MEJOR TORO QUE EMSTE
PARA CRUZAS.
EEITOS 0BTENXD05 EN LOS FAT
STOCS SHOWS DE 1927
niRMIKOH AM SHOM -I amptron
ato Supremo
SMTTHFIFLD CLUB SHOW —
CamjioooaioBab! IWf , Cnnij'wi n
de re'ena de noMllos , CnmpeO!
de resen a de norillo* de meno^
de S aDO« , Padre del Campe n
Supremo
Vn rcUro de \-acas WI erda
Shorthorn pan > en l'*27 el
Coneureo para la Cojm Sileoek,
al que coocumeron rebaros
de todas h; raras
AKcr m A
745
Lhcstock Breeding in Argentina
According to tlie latest census the present Lise Stock in Argentina comprise cattle 37105000
slieep 36^05 000 pigs 1^45000 lioriea 9 J9S 000
In tile forefront among the vtorld s pastoral
countries Argentina during seseral decades has bred
excellent agricultural stock and tl c \rgcntmian Ine
stock man ranks to^y among the moat skilled breeders
Argentina has for man> 5cars bred better animats than
has been the case m many other countries and the
Argentinian breeders have paid the highest prices
for British Pedigree strains Probably m no other
country vias the salue of recorded Pedigrees early $0
highly appreciated as in Arsentim and the result is
that to*da% the value of the Studs Rocks and Herds
in the Republic represents stupendous sums of money
The native stock has been improved to a degree
scarcely imagined some twenty five >ears ago and
the badly shaped smalt sited and coarse grained
native cattle and sheep have disappeared the bulk
of the cattle sheep and pigs now bearing the stamp
of British breeds
Among the best known breeds m Argentina
the Shorthorns the Herefords and the Aberdeen
Angus should be specially mentioned the existing
herds having been entirely built up from imported
sires and donu Among Dairy cattle the Swiss
Simmcntal and Fnbourg the Island Jersey and
Guernsey breeds the French and Belgian cattle and
Dutch Fnesians are now highly apprcaated m the
country and bred at a degree of perfection which
reflects the greatest credit to the Argentinian breeders
As regards horses Percheron horses Shires and
Clydesdales are much in favour and to day bred in
Argentina true to type and character As for sheep
Rambouillets Tasmanian and Saxony and Negretti
Mennos are bred in many parts of Argentina and as
for Down Sheep Oxford and Hampshire Downs and
Shropshires are greatly in vogue and bred with the
same success as in the original homeland of these breeds
The Romney Marsh sheep m Argentina are almost
perfect as this breed has been acclimatised in a remark
able degree As for Great Britain s Long Woolled
sheep the Lincoln sheep are to day highly cherished
all over the Republic and have here developed finer
bone and wool than the breed ever obtained in its
own homeland
As regards pig breeding the American Duroc
Jersey is probably the most popular of all existing
tjpes in Argentina but the Yorkshire pig is coming
to the forefront together with the Bntish black coloured
breeds such as the Large Black and the Berkshire
Curiously enough there is little or no demand for
the Tamworth pigs
The Argentina Rural Soaety— Sociedad Rural
Argentina -^ne of the most vinie and up'to>date
Associations of Breeders m the whole world is the
organiser and owner of all existing Stud Books in
Argentina In the >ear 188S the Argentinian Short
horn Herd Book was founded and later sold to the
Society which have continued it >ear after >ear
steadily increasing entries which now exceed 100000
in number The Hereford cattle are also organised
with a Herd Book and lately the Aberdeen Angus
has been placed in the same position
The Sociedad Rural Argentina whose offices are
at Buenos Ayres Florida 460 supervises the breeding
and entries of Pedigrees in accordance with strict
rules and regulations for the various breeds and the
Soaety thus controls the following Stud Registers
Herd Book Argentina compnses Shorthorn
and Polled Shorthorn cattle Hereford Devon West
Highland Sussex and Aberdeen Angus breeds the
French Charrollaise and Normandy breeds and the
Holando Argentina or Friesian breed
Tbc Stud Book Argentina compnses the
following Horse breeds The Argentina bred horse
the French Percheron and Boulonnais the Belgian
Ardenne and the British Suffolk Shire and Clydesdale
horses
The Flock Book Argentina compnses
Lincoln Romney Marsh and Rambouillet Merino
sheep and Shropshire Hampshire and Oxford Down
sheep
The Swme Book Argentina compnses the
already mentioned American and Bntish breeds and
the other Stud Books maintained by the Sooety are
the Ass Book Argentina and a Cat and Dog Stud
Book
Although the Argentinian breeders to-day '
among the foremost in the world and their '
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ARCErmriA
747
excellent m every rerpect. it may undoubledly be
corrccll) stated that for many )cari the country will
purchase breed antmaU from other countries, wiefly
from England and Scotland, France and UJS America
There is a tendency in Aryentma to>>ards breeding
the *' Double Utility ’* type, such as the Dairy Short*
horns or Red Polled cattle, etc , and probably Germany
vnll soon enter the field of competition with some of
her best breeds
Among the markets available to the Argentina
meat producer and breeder, worth cultivating for the
tale of high pnees obtainable. Great Bntain ranks
foremost, as of all the meat imported into Bntam the
bulk it imported from Argentina It is, therefore,
practically certain that the Argentinian breeders
will continue to acquire the very b«t sires obtainable
With a view of constantly developing thcif cattle
That this view is taken in Argentina is proved by the
fact that the leading Eslanci'ros are striving to breed
according to the changed taste in Great Britain,
and are thus to-day developing early maturity m
their cattle.
Prominent Breeders.
Myirth-n llofv^
Jutt ** L«S*i .-Ij SC'-
V W»f1r7 DwicLit MiVnnlm “ U» IV*lU *■ C«fV«
T.yxior I t O
AcktrWy J C SUlfolm LI LutfTo" I CO
VcVrrlry Vuxinu L. Or Cnn)* ^nU Sl4rr<nU
Slrrcwlrt I- CO
AcuiiTr AyL S*bU Sin , ivltir.
> Cb
AUr^ C J 0' Lm Norairt. VlnmKK Virrla iVni in
FCS
AkbourrM liyL Li Unu a Cinlni
Inou FCS
AlUiMyUrU llOmU QlrlMItCb foutlrr
Alauero Jttlua * biB JuIUn CUrLc F CCA i'oq irr
Alouo Sliiurl Chintrcli r CirvImU 31 12, C*r Ol
Alston Giulirnno LiCiri U KnorrO F Cb ^horutofn
HorvT™ '
AlvilM Anerl U S«n Antonw A1 iiri V C C A I’oultrr
Al uvi Jolt VLtna Crtaji CaLhi-iui Cvnc'S’tx't
delUru Lntn Rvi»
Altm ^Unuidr LI K<cniid« Aliiei t|rr|K«(W Ab,*n
FCS
AtDoedo jMiuia D La llillrritri M ranur T C S
Aaaufut Oineb LallarTaicou Cancallo I CS ll-^rv
Aaebnma Sue Louliode LtAtu rru y Cibana Atranborn
bl Carmen AmcenaFCS ImheRin
Ancberena Kanuel li de Cabafia Aanta Martha Shortb-ini
Tomit M Anebortna P (. S
Aadaat (Hjo) Jorae Sauc«<-0 lurr-rta I cS
Aadant labloL LaCaUiaa AnOani 1 t. II
Aogut Sucei ondeW Ibaffl LaLlvnta Lobo r L s Aho ilu> n
Anao Miauel F San Anton o M ranur I c b
Atcoodo Ale andro La 1 altonl Albert] F C I
Areebavala Juan I La F dela Afenau F C O llertlon]
Argentina Sou bem i^nJ Calufla Ma tan I I
Slaiten Chubut
Argericb GuiUermo La Cleba Argrnch F C A
, . , — f — ■ '7C«rd<M buenosAi
bns Cuen a FCL
I lilano* FCS
Ayena Hemao ElAduar Atucha FCCA iltmes
Ayerxa R y K CabatU La Sola Caii„a I F C b A ab II
Baea Ruhr Alfredo ElBagual ArTo>-o Venado I oultr
FCS
Baca KuhryTagliafern Cabafia LI Bagual Arroyo Pigv
Venado FCS
Bacbem Gtulienno La Vlana Lu sa San AndnH de Sbeep
Giles FCCBJA
Balfour Frank J El Colorado IVahngtonrCP
Baliero Oscar La T Ua Bocayuva F C Cl
Barbe Domingo La Holandcaa Llavallol FCS Horan
Barber 7 Kelley Caba&aBarkrI Sola FCCwA Shonb<
Batdonj Mano t, La Querencu AmCr ca F C O I’oultr;
Baigman H Soel Lo» Pines llunaco f- r A
Uainto B Mun a Cababa Ina
FCS
Barreto B Mun t Cabafla La
Bareto Hnos Cababa La Mag
FC P
Baonn Juan J ' ~
Bayo Komulo
Beghin Carlos _ _
Balfour Jorge VV La Invemada San Lduardo
FCC^
Bell Atehie W Keryma Santa Lugen a F C P
Bell Arturo Totnis Cababa Del R nedn V la LI sa
FCS
Bellocq FilixJ SaotaCraciana TmAtroyosFCS
Bend nger Lu s San Jacobo V Ua Valeru i Cl Poultry
Uened t Juan Carlos Haras Chacabuco G neral
Belgrano FCS
Bengolea JuanCarIcps Cababa Santa Rosa Ben olea Sbortbom
FCC^
BemU ^Llfredo DooaUI Los Algarrobos Monleliuey
M V eloa llerHord
on JuanAa kn | | Fanin I,
llentasnml k»ioir J tt Fa Un lauionCCKA
IWroxin linos LiAuruearu (Mimiuga FCO
Ibn II Carlos J la Margartla Lucio V Ldeex
FCCC
IWrt fo jw U ) i a Aalto Grande P CCC
Ikvhedi tl Imlndej Cababa Las Htglandm.
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Horses
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Friesian
I Aanta Rosa Kol>Un F C C A
' llmrra Cartntlau no Onoveta Canklo PCS
I ilk awisne Cdmunio U ban Anselmo La blma
ttorfo Catkts r Li Cisne Auncbales FCCA Sbw^eon Honei
Sbeep
Cabafla Aurcpfa Sanjonre FCCA Sbortbor*
m I J Care>I na Re<iue PFrer FCS Poultry
JuImJ La Margarita JuArsa Cdman
I CCC
Bootr Arturo P LaNotmia Labeulayd PCP Durham Rooney
Mirth DOM f
Jeftey
Oonlenase Isdro La Independen >a Balcaree Sbeep
FCS
Bouxben J M R Daonson CnaJ'
‘ T«m(>erle) I C S
1 Suitet Juneal Poultry
Bo V
Cabafla La Cuadrada
Braul knmiue
Bnd r Lduatdo -v >ueva ,iei
lU do F CM
Orono Alberto VV La Argentina
V enie Osares F C b
Browo Arturo La Catal na Elordj F S O
Browo Carlos A flat bn \ olta FCO Sbortbord
Herefotd
Brown y Haos Eonque LaEseoadida Paaos KankI Aberdeen Angut
P A O
Browo WUsoo Haroklo A La Caledonia CaBuelas
BrucooeFll jGs Lda ComereialyGanadera
K ooUs La Esther Cstber F C b
Bui t (H |o) Mateeho San Rogue 1‘asso FCO
San Juan ArhupalUs
Udaondo Mordn Pigs
Friesian
Buu Roberto E Cabafla
FCCC
Cabafla Tuyd Guillermo
FCO
Cabral Hunter R ardo Los PUtanos Altanurano
FCb
^bcal Juan B Las V oletas Comentes
CabrmiLos Lajoselna Leones P CCA FFeslvn
Cadela-o I^jra Alberto Santa Elena Hetla,rCO Pigt, Poultry
Caditola Carlos El Kovel Las Heras 3999 Cap Ul IMultry
Caff tala JosF M Kosano , '
Camerano V Alostanza Cranja San Antonio 1 lar
FCP
Caopoa JuanC Cl Tno Mar a Lucila PCM Pigs
Campos M F Cababa Fort n Irene Shave F Cb
Cana en Ileetor K San Lnnque Abaseo 1143 Dsultty
Cap tal
Call aal I alo La Mar a u I raguevro PCP
Alant In Josb Lu s L» Josef a bancll‘'p rttu FCC A Piki
Capurio AntonoJ Lcslad La Juanita Noel nger
Catcano Kantfln J y M A Ana Marti Pim'n Shulhotn
Caitano I L L V
Caidiso Kobrrtob Cabiba l^s VU « Cha unis
res
Cartslel J rlColora.lo l\ Ishlngrtw F C P
PEDIGREE BREEDERS DIRECTOR'l
The BAPTON CRUICKSHANK SHORTHORNS
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£l 000 Ir zo Alorey
SS!?™ .IMajor DUNBAR KELLY,
BAPTON ESTATE OFFICE,
CODFORD, WILTS
Dual » Purpose Red Poll Cattle
h. Best for Milk and Beef Production
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31C.< Captal
lauUna r»Uni»lao.* \ i<ml" ” CJMlina. I CS
CaMni I nnii- l< •<.a**nn. I (_s
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tatarra, K I ' La Maru 1 Wia."San \ rrni' I
Ca**^ l^mun " lAt LiU« "ban i la Im C (• II \ lliyalifil
Ca«vl«, I ranciin. •■Toro MufTln," llaanal I L O
Cattfi. 1 LI l>'ra<l 1 •\r.lii I C' I* ^)yi»tVin»
Ca.lrolluim I mnto‘ U Marrafiu; IVravaf^ I C I*
I delniim. • Marcinta.' IVraaant. I L I ^hnctVni
taitro. Lni~to • llnmo." San IVilrii, L C l_A
Caatro Lauroll." Lai Lnrnaa ” M ml'. I LJi ^Sntlb'mn
Caltlli. I milKi. “ I I Oiho." ^tlan. 1 C-\ llja. l-ou try
Chavam.J h *.anNQrlmTVi,"On'ral\ ill'cai I tO
Chfialirr.K L," lUraiOjodeAria "Hal arr» I CS H rfwa
ChoplM AM.' Lai Mi-rrml i Lai Af'-j iiai 1 I | A
Cyr-iiiTafa Ab'larVa J, "La li'lima I jlirjr
>lawh«iti. L (. A
CViaai Juan.' Gran.Jed»l Stul." Trft Lomai. L CO
tomnaru L«i'ral. ‘T.iranlif . C. i-anl'l, IWify
V LCN \
Oanraftia lam Crmn il' ban Juan ) Liihi ii. LaLiAa Mi'inh'Oi
I 11 L<’*<.'TT'’»<1» San Juan tVtiaftni*nlo«l*C<l mu Ali'ml'mii \ftfui
|i»f»| icil K'ancv'i
Manh. IWkihifi-
CoMtlo, A L..''52."CabiLIolS3 Cantal tWiry
Co^l. I .Ui|n.UbaKa EKhicbt. ' Oliigi V C C A
CMuat, T O dr ‘ I I Cbiebc." \ tcnite Ldpca. F C C A IVwItry
CorVett J>rsr. sg iia Ufrmquiiuin llu-n-m \ir'» Shnnlinn>,
Atmriim An<u<
I iKhland. I jnmin
LanKitatr i'nl >
Cerrcay 1 Uas.GuiUrrmo,' LaLmilu ‘'LaCartaia.f C i*
Cerra MoralM, Joid, '' Onc« CbKo."Nava}T<i. Fc S
CoqiMt (lli^al. Ltuilio." LiCbicbc,' OUioi. rCCA I'up
Coala Diana. C A IXxi Kieard9."OorrTC9jLMi Captal I'ouiirjr
CmU FrdrnroQuirnO Cabafta L4 IVba Zavatca I C O
C^rnilon.FedrncoG , LaiDoill'rnianai ' Chapur Shunborn llonei
FtKal’U I'ouliry
CranfordSiniHl.Cario* ' Ytrtri KMCuarto I C< A
Creiuoria P«dib. ' LI LViquile " KaucA, F C S
Crello. C V Harai Lo> l Ummroi ' L CivearFCS llonn
Crello. Ltiriqu' C " Hanai El Criell4," Crailo, F C ^
" CuninaUa. am u-Oad I itanciayColonul CuramaUn. Abrnfmi Ancui
F C S iionra
D Agliano, Adolfo, ' LaConiCancia. Arniitrong hCCA Sboclhorn
Dale. C A dMannn A LaSUrganta, iiosalrs 1 Cl' llonn
Dah 3oirpb,A,' Moon," PKr«, I CS
Danuiao Juan M , " Lranja Adcla.” lngo)ra FCCA Shorthorn
Uavanceni Bniito K . ‘ SanU Ana ‘ Kaueb, CCS
Daanr>> F A .Cabaha LaCarkUa' KrmocO y i i
Drbuchjr Hmnanoi, ' Allaland.' Coracrroi F C M
DrlaipurllDOi ' Lajowlina.' San JrrOiumoSud FCCA Figl
DFlia Demardo SanBrmardo AlU Lracu, Cdrdoba
Drl bcl Ramdn 'La Annistad " Caftada dr Cdmrz Shorthorn
FCCA I nmao
DfschatDps Matimos, Cabafia " Tuyii MonSn, F t O
DnpOiito K K ‘ La MarganU Marcoi Taz F C S figa
Di'LI Albrno La I’ortrila ' thacabuco I C P
Dt£HL. ABTURO "La CnoUa,” Cbieiboeo, F C F Sbortbora.
Daioe }m»j
Dorrrgo, Pablo E San Ramdn, Carioi Casares FCO
Dondall.RC. FlOmbil. San Anloniodc Arreo F C C A Shorthorn
Douling. Juan, San Antonio,' Capitin Sarinicnto,
FCCA
Drabblf Alfredo y linos , ' Drabble " Drabble, FCO Hones
Drabble Arthur B “ San Jorge," LI Dia. F C P
Drouillet, A , ■ La TemiU AltoUguirre 2174. Capital Poultry
Drjsdale J N Sue Cabafta Santalofs ' Santa InFs F CO
Duggan, Bernardo L.' San Juan, General Pinto F C O Hereford
Horses
Duggan C E yB CabanaSittyton Duggan FCCA Shorthorn
UuraAona Kieardo A , " Inacayat," Faro FC,S
Fcbaiama Emilio Raul. •' Los Aromos •’ Enre, F C5
I Igue Juan " Mirafiores." Enana FCO
1 noeiia Pedro, fcl Clavo ’’ Juirez, F C S Shortlxm
Lracarret Fernando, Sue De * La Catalina 'Tandil F C S Sheep
I riechsen Olaf "LI Mate LaZanja FCO
I rramoinpe M C de, • U Union larraMcunFCS Shorthorn
mardo "Sauer
. .) F C S C_A
Cseuila Huerfanitos de Don Boseo. "Colegio Ledn Poultry
.\llI."DorTego2t06 Capital
mat d* AgrI ull ir
I sn4U lYaeiea NKsn e I >'
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IspainelligM I*, San lb mlu
I ipatlilUr I itancUs 111,
I S{unillar. ' ' •
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Brown Sirni
Friesian,
flgi. I'ouffry
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s y iydrmui rrhewet i A Caiai, 5 A , " La
is 1 tlhre," AfT">r> Seri* | CC A
■t y lia "I pi'tnu ' (.-neral l,e»alle. F C P
Shorthorn,
Aberdeen Angui
Normandy
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I aeulU I lie Agtimon la y A etiwlnaru de Ii lenot
" I anpie AiieOa, ' A ilia Ort lur. Capital
lernarklei.C <« CabaAa*'luCht<-ai
lemanl'f 1 G ."Ull harm 'Citvllel!, 1 CJi
lemin.leie|(ij<>s C. ■' J J Ihlar. J rJipesoll, F CP
irrellAL Capital Ponllry
,n.W. tuan * <Un Juin, Mofdu.FCO
ifuleg IVblet Hiy> Oiialto ‘ La Maru Loua,"
Unwpi Otero
ro. Migwrl F , "Maru Liieia, Leones,FCC,A ■
» JvU ~S*<t}oU: CalleA.Ne IS91,U Plata
Romney Mar«h
Hrrr/orJ
Shortbe>TO
Sheep, Poultry
Poultry
Fonaeoto Imluitrul Sanlafieino ■ San Crutdbat,’’ San Pigi
CttslAluL I C,S I
I orubai.LbiK Cabafia ' ban Jaeinto,’ Otavarru 7 CS
let.LduanloC . 'U I Vnia ’'Lotano, F CCC DA. Poultry
I raga Manuel. ’ La Can I'laru ” Salvador Maru.F CS Sbortbora
Aberdeen Aagui,
Sberp
Iravf.lnan. -CueiiRetiro.' SanUUban.F CN EJA
OaMi. Jotd. "San Migurl" Lobos I CS.
Oahnd^, Auguito. " La Alpina ’ Letava, PC,S
Gallo. Luts l>aote. " La .Sena." Roiano . Poultry
Gatachan, Tunoieo, ‘ Lai 7 res Flom " Las Paraiai. Sbortborai Hone*
FCCA PculUT
Carat. II . Cabafia " ttaiuniules " Pigud. PCS Bouloanai* Hocsei
Oarbiso /ulunACelesimo.’ Lajulia ' Fauaon.CC BJA Sbortbora
I Gateu Alwna. Rololf, ‘ La Corina, Eipigat, F ^ "
, Catela Pedro Josefina, Ranchos F C b
Sbortbora
I „.._ iKtoriea. Hnos .
Ma>ules.FCCA
Garcia \ KtoTKa I Inns India M
I C R P II
tiatre rduardo U Ciperaiica
Garret. MaotKio. • LaOonta. '(
n Maceilorito 'Abrapani^a
Geciou I J CaliaAa Sti
Gibb. D A . Cabafia >via urns < luacs, i. u u a
‘ lbs n llerbert.Cabafia ' Moeraki,"Cachari PCS
Los Ingleutos ' Meebonguf, F CS
SS’rtborn
Sheep
rru Villa Mugueta, Poultry. Sheep
Cbielaru, I C O
chan, FCS Sheep
brapampa F CC NA Sbeen
as F C C U A
linaDittA70 Capital PouUcy
iilomftroldd.FCCC. Cattle
CibsonJuanC, Cabana filiramonte ’ Miramonte, FC S
Gibson Magdalina J S.de Moerakl ‘Caehari FCS Pigs
Gieti. Cerar to. " El Tlgre,' Trenel FCO
GiL Juan Alejandro La Clara Orddfiec, FCCA Poultry
Gihlea Jorge S S "Seopalu PiedntasFCP
CILLTAT. U, "Lot Hollei.*' Stnioid de U Etioina, Shorthorn.
FCCA Beiksture
Cinoeehki U e IIi)os Ltda , DartolomF, Santa Aurelia " Shorthorn
MendunoAo, F CO
GinbooeA, Cabafia Santa Lucu Berazategui FCS Poultry
Gdoiet. L . " El Araucano I scobar FCCA
Cdrneg ZomOs, h ) J , " La Jiila Caiilda, 2 C C A Shordtom
GoOi linos, ’ Cabafia Cbapaleoto 'Tandil, FCS
Cofii, Felipe, "haow Chico. Paraguil FCS
Godi Lor^zo, Cabafia " San Alfredo ' Pieces FCS
Gonzalez, Sucesion de tlareelino, “ Los ^uees " Sheep
Cb(Kle<hoel, FCS
Gonailez GaldetOo A, La EKira, ‘ Chazo, P C E K Shorthorn
Gonzllezl searra.Seralin " La Querencia ' Gobernador
AJgarte, FCO
Gonzilez I austmo, "Villa Alegre " Patneio C C B A
GouHez i'aiifto D , ‘Mina Teresa."Tacuarl F CG B A
Conzilea Pii|ner Joaquin,' Santa Ana,' Cuanaco FCO
Goodall. rranci>co, •• Hertforil." Hereford, ECO
Oocdon Dans Juan, El Cbaia, Germania FCP
, Shorthorn.
Romney Mai
Coest, Jorge F F .“El4 de Oetubre,"Shavi', FC S Poultry
Coyochea.J,' La Adela," Cbnstophersen FCRPB Shorthorn
Cralla.A . NuestraSefioradel Rosario "Llina.PC C A ..
CtanMLaMiru,"LaMana.''LaterrereFCCG BA Poultry
Grant, Ronald J ."La Elena " Laboulaye. PC P
" ant, AV J , " Cabafia La Elena ” LabouUve FCP Aberdeen
STATION LOPEZ LECUBE, F.C.S.
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC
SOUTH AMERICA
BREEDER OF
Sljorthorn Cattle. Lincoln and Clydesdale,
Rliodc Island * Argcntino ,
Poultry, Sheep Pur Sang Horses.
ARCErmNA
751
PROMtNCirr BREEDERS (cont<J )
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l,r*on4rTl jQ4n SinCjrWM \r<li4 f C)
L/Tno<kl I m >0 s«n I rnuml- Ml»fO I r I
Utt frartlo 1 dairxS «4\ t1 v 1 rd^a I r S
LrtnaAl ^4r IVm Uthnc^ IlmalCt^
Uaraa Ulrajo ULlt'lna I a I l ( \
Llrwrlhn Jiror* Sue ‘ianta Ma la •‘hav I I <
Lobo, IWi larao La I •rrrania Arrrr (*a I l
Lonattl Lo « A Inailrtv ivi n |Vln“9" Caf (at
IxanbarilrTn M Lailalnarraa Sn-j rntll'' Taplal
Lof<'t I \ (.4ta^a |j*^(utvlal afTranra I <. s
Lr^i IttuI** l>r I I •p^i I r
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Levrz J «c Maru La 1 ipTania traola I C S
Uvada Waf n La ( ranu II na i, i l S
“LntTta TaraboMniJrlo lamlnMoiVIn \ aAdiln
FCCC
Loza Lrrrnnia Acu rrr do La I irrrania Arrn-o
Sere I tC A
Lozano LO Cabafa LaTi alal \ anri It A
McCalTy Lnrv^ur LaaOUi lalarni I ^
Macdonald J Caha&a *^1114 Idrna Iknarmcnt L
MaetcLAnUruo La Cntona TrovArroiia LCS Il'Crct
Uadcfo Carloa M ^nCarl-x Ma pu L
Mackrm Maru Aprorr C twA d la Tnuau AVrp
MmziMBte t
McMrraKk. AiKlrM, La IVUda La PrU la I C T ^ F
UaUkAibrrto La Marev (a luV F (. I
Ma(;p,Jsan Loa RouW IVU-rann 3 v>n Cap tal tAattrr
ManazunLS Ana Mana Juarrz Fas
Milbriji Sdc J«ana P d» titan u Van Joan Vfc'nborn I:
CuanacQ rCO Sh«Tp IAt K
UaTbTi&,M A \>nn)ataVUau A. SaaVlidMcl rc\
MaadaUnaArembna Cabana LaMarkonu Afomoi Call'
Minlmti K jo Sanlo) U \ n. nu Manlml F C C A
Maqomn Umudo SaucrliM Lapn>U F C S Sbortborn
c-i... .....js—.—i . — JJ 3 ^ptul Konrt
Call'SSolSi i>n<iiirr
Mannetti Eliai blud Sruinl
Mar^a^2 Cb nefaumu S t IF
MarticFi buam o La Ilian a MAUnna F C v Shorthom
MartmFtde Hot F A 1 1 Araza Cailrll I CV
Martmri JoaF La Maacoia I rtuna 1 ( u
MartiDFx brraf n CabaAa LaSrera MAUnmlCS
MartusFzda iloz E Santa Itabrl Oion tia i cs Sbontvum
Man nFzdetloi F U Cabana I lAfaid Cattcll Fib
MamnFzdeHoa L. Cabana FI Arazd CailrU FCS
Marbzici r1« H M purl A IbapadnaUI Chapad Vbonbora I
aalal Fib Sb«rt> Poult
MartiziFz de Hozy SaU uz r Ud Izna o Shonbom
CofTTUI FCS
Mazndl Ricardo La Aacrncini Coim F C Poultrr
Mas Carlos Los UeaRinrS AmadoTuerto FCC A
Massa LuisJ San Lu s LasFlnrrsFCS
Maverolf Aqu Irs UAIborala JrpprnrrFCS Ires an
Mairra Andns y Juan Rosano |*o<i r>
Maicra J A 2a dr Aycolo R arxlonr ban
Lorenzo F C l_A
Mendez Bairrra JosFS colls LasMrcrrdrs Salas FCP
Mend bem lodalecio La IVcnarda Tandd FCS Sbrrn
MeziziesRC A Uaned An boirna A laForluna I C I
Mrnnozjuan Lo'Crdro* led rxeoLacrorr" >0 lap tat Poullrs
Miles EnnqueE La > aneAa lIlrTbol I ll A
Molina Arturo Idoyaza lababa Atabu la San
Afustin F
Otan
iCaltaA I IjsAaui OveriFCO
I I^Tv-r A V lati eri Aiol I is
■ I r A Cal-ara Mz I 11 n I Az I I C S
I St ban Lns la trlea Ivllabnl I C V
n-l Anci lo 1 I Imt n la Af ramar, I C S
JiW Marta Van J kF |a Vaelonal i I I
!>irann (eerinin la Tnnstal A liars C< HA '
sheep
liry
Sheep
Shiftbom I <s
llors»n I ry
a fannanV IVa Martaa Aaluriaa F C C C fl A shorthorn
lazma ADvrloA Caba'a FIRosnlal Salto I CClt-A
I abna tl va ao La F oira Cirsts P ntre kna
latt««T|l liaaCartoa laMelu AiUaCatzada FCS
lasmanlfWA la lutel 11 Larroo-IT FI U Abenle'aAQrn
lastor JunManu I 11 Carmen IVrtam no P C C.A
I af t u letmo La lleba San Lorenz ILIA IMuItry
CabaAa AUmoa Vu pj ha
laU V
IvUemni
la l>! sea .1 J
<ss loa t ari s>M Saj o | i I It A
T tajoselna kanrhos I CS
F C<l
a CeksiiAs A la Mana
■noC CabaAa ‘Vania Plen
I az I C V sh. fthfirn
Ilrrel rd bbeep
_ M tlo FCO ls*s
leiTTaaze. i s ran a la surrsi ban A tcentr F C5
I erepta A n 4 j I K y L san I an I eresTi FCS Frvsun
lermraAraola F yF Afcnl lereyra Fts Poailtrf
lererfa I.»eTiafrl banjuanrirl rryn I’rreyTj shotth<’m
I CS HrtTtjfd FfMSaa
Monos b rep
I rfeyra A r»ota H jol M sanSruro Irreyn FC^ IV*
I ryepTa A tv>UF H lOA. A| Irma AirylP*.FCS Hoelord
Ivrem TandlLrofu Anola FCS. Ilorv*
IVrez AMel Crbdere Mrrrede*, tVmal P C* Poultr}
IVrez Caun rnn-iur LaEipadafla Aloiustrno F C.S
tSm tvtlem Lnx Sue la Va tnAaAdUBuevi V C.SKon*A
Preet Frlpe banjo>F Fmntna FCS riultzy
IviTz Kalael Elfarriur Cuenca Xkl” Cap (al
perezR (H Jo) yF Lnzabo LcaCachorros. CrnMina Pin Poultry
FCb
PetS ns Julio L. LaCascada Curutnalin PC.S Herrfold
AbeiUeea A#fi>
Pfteico It A dr R n rtn de Soano M»ni« Aeloi
FCS
I AiloS LaClotHr nunaroFC.S
lAiblei JuloK LaToiora TmArrosos FCS
FMilesU JosO 1 LonaArtde Kamos Mr a i CO Poultn
IMIWO lattP ro W an*' rra.. tT..' ’ -
I Condarsi
IVetela Hno
r> Soc An6D Coro yCan La^ta
FIO
. I Las 1 ai Cbascom A* F CS.
I I'cmeu lurei La Chaen A rcbino F I P
Per Airra Carmelo La Josclina F lorrncio A areU
I FCb
Snarl ledroD Cabafa Lincoln Juiiez FCS.
I ISinrS R i LI Kineoncito, Mituiolal Fib. ivuiizr
I Ouesada la to* It sanTlcrc sanAiceiAe I Cs. lleteVr-A
I Chirsada Fnn |ue b La Isabel ta Kaueh F L.S
' V r«ada J C labaAa LraPui'n, L. le Zansva F C N Cattle
.Vo t leatcl I EU)nb<l ElParau Fit A H teFirl
I ^ ntetuc K M Cababa blMalarci Lala I a F i I
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BOLIVIA
Livestock Breeding in Bolivia.
With the exception of sheep, the flocks of which
according to the latest census in Bolivia number about
4,225000 head, the live slock breeding industry is
neglected The cattle census estimates the existing
number at 2,335 000 bead the pig stock at 502,000,
and tbe number of horses at 205 000 On the other
hand, in Bolivia two remarkable animals are bred by
the Indians for their uool growing capaaty, t e , tbe
Llama and the Alpaca while the Guanacdand the Vicuna
are no less remarkable It should be stated that the
number of cattle roaming about wild m the forests and
on the high tablelands is very considerable, and
European residents who from time to time have been
prone to give estimates numerically hold the number to
reach several hundred thousands As a live stock
breeding countrv Bolivia has probably a great future and
certainly the country offers more advantages in ibis
respect than either Paraguay, Chile or Peru, where live
stock breeding is now developing on quite satisfactory
lines Owing to its geographical position Bolivia has
always experienced great difficulties m developing and I
expanding her resources but it is to be hoped that the
friendly arrangement with her neighbours recently
brought about, may result in increased exports of
minerals and thereby permit the country to pay more
attention to the need of State assistance to the farming
community As a producer of tin, Bolivia is probably
without any rival quantitively speaking, and the silver
mines at Potosi and Oruro have brought nches to the
country , but a country without a natural sea board
IS always handicapped and Bolivia has in tbe past been '
suffering from lack of settlers owing to this circum
stance As uncultnated land is ludicrously cheap, |
and may be found scry valuable owing to the Urge I
herds of cattle roaming about which might be hemmed '
m. It IS likely that in years to come cattle ranching in
connection with a refrigeration industry may draw
many settlers to the country as has been the ease in
Madagascar and elsewhere where the settler bad tbe
douiile advantage of obtaining land for next to nothing
besides grazing stock It is often overlooked that
Bolivia IS a country of very great dimensions, as the
area bolds more than 25QQOO square miles, but with a
population of scarcely more than two million people,
unable to explore the country 5 resources owing to
Its numerical inferiority Probably more than 300000
are Indians still Ining an tincisilised life
Tbe soil It generally fertile, the climate healthy
and the land well watered through several big nve«
siicb as tbe Mamorc th» Beni and l!ic Madrc-de»Dios
In the Bolivisn TableUnl, some 10500 feet above sea
level the air 11 rrmarkalily pure and do, Imt frost
."fO night of the year Here is simply a
Un,) for |iVR,4tock breeding In the Yongas
district magnificent crops are harvested year after
year, and tropical as well as temperate fruit grow
here in abundance Tea, cocoa, coffee and bamboo
represent the indigenous plants, but many other
vsduable plants such as the sarsaparilla, rubber, balsam,
and vanilla grow m many parts of the country On
the grazing plains — Campos — where the half-wild
cattle love to roam about, these often attain good size
and sometimes can be easily fattened Here is a
country par preference fer the live stock breeder who
could commence a profitable occupation without much
capital
An American live stock expert who recently
investigated agricultural and live stock conditions in
Bolivia reported to his Government that the ‘ greatest
need in the country at present is the introduction of
better breeding animals from abroad ” The best
disinct for would be settlers, where stock breeding
would meet with the greatest possible degree of success.
IS undoubtedly the Yacuma region southwards to the
Chaco lowlands, along the Pilcomayo nver. The
districts where cattle breeding has proved most pro-
fitable are the Provinces of Campero, Totora, Ayopaya,
I Santa Cruz, Tania, and also m tbe Gran Chaco and
I Aviles As for sheep breeding, probably the depart-
I ments of Totora Gran Chaco. Cinle and Tomina are
' most suitable Here sheep certainly attain good sizes
I and develop their wool capacities The Government
Department for Live Stock Breeding advise settlers
taking up breeding and farming that the Province of
Aieto IS the most suitable , and be that as it may,
certainly the live stock is larger here than m any other
Province
As for the ongin of the existing indigenous cattle
breed in Bolivia, it is undoubtedly the descendant
of the old Spanish slock originally imported from
tbe southern Provinces of Spain Through lack of
care, and of course through unhampered inbreeding,
I year after year, these cattle have deteriorated to such
I an extent that a well fattened steer of good type and
sue seldom reaches a weight of more than 400 lbs
In appearance they are long-legged, with sunk backs,
developing enormous borns, skinny and unkempt,
and from these cattle the Bolivians derive their mam
food Unfortunatel) . the best part of Bolivia for Ii\e
stock breeding is m the east, far away from the populous
disincts In the La Paz Tableland section every
farmer breeds cattle, but in insufficient numbers,
and thus it happens that in spite of hundreds of thou-
sands of cattle roaming wild in the forests and over
the campos, Bolivia is always insufficiently provided
with meat The best pastures are in the Province of
Carangas in the fertile valle)s along the Poopo river.
However, during the dry months of the year even here
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the crass dries up and jhe qursUon of feeding tfic
catlle becomes lenoui In the GKhalvimfM rr^on
probabl) ibc beat attention tt paid to cattle breeding ,
but as even here insuffiaenl alfalfa or other forai^e
crops are cultisatcd, few mdixiJvul lixe stock owners
possess laT?:cT prarintt herds than from 300 to ^oo
As a general statement it should l>c remarVed that
all the cattle bred m a local district arc consumed there,
so that \cr> little is transported to other markets
In almost c\cr> tossm a wceklj cattle market is held
\shcre fattened as vscll as worled><iut oxen arc sold
Among the best regulated cattle markets the one at
Quillacollo where 600 head are weekl) told, should
be mentioned Should the number of cattle driven
into a town for sale not l>e sold, lhc> are driven back
again to the grazing district, often 35 or more miles
In the Sucre district excellent oxen are marketed
On the Mor)Os plains, in the Bolivian Ammazone
district, there are very vast, for the purpose ip1endidl>
adaptable, lands (or raising of cattle on a Urge scale,
v«bere the grasses grow luxunanlly and the vvater supply
IS plentiful all through the jear In this district the
cattle stock is estimated at between 800 000 and
1,200 000 , and It should be remarked that the live
stock census does not touch this district The cattle
stock IS of the Cnollo t)-pe. of very little value (or
fattening purposes Here in this district a number of
wild cattle exist, generally called ' Ganado Ora\o ‘
grazing on the fringe of the prairies, but chiefly m
the forests into which they escape when pursued
According to the laws of Bolivia, these cattle are no
man s property, but become the possession at any lime
of him who can catch them “niey often graze m
herds of from 5 000 to 7.000 head
As regards sheep breeding, probably the existing
breed is a deteriorated Merino sheep, originally im'
ported by the Spaniards when they conquered and
settled in the country The Indian sheep owners
give little or no attention to their (locks which often
compnse as many as 10,000 head La Paz is the
chief sheep breeding distnet m Bolivia with ample
pasturage and water supplies, and where probably
twenty times as many sheep could be maintained as now
exist More than one observing traveller has been
known to remark that it is simply amazing that the
Go\emment are not encouraging sheep breeding m
this istnet The sheep here are sheared once every
year, or twice in three years, the yield seldom reaching
mote than z lbs of washed wool The shearing »
earned out with a sharpened bit of glass or metal
According to a source of information stated to be
reliable, the numlwr of Llvmas 11 estimated at 650 000
Besides being one of the finest pack anirruls in the
world, the Llvma yields from 5 to 6 lbs of wool for
which the same price is paid in Bolivia as for unwashed
sheep*! Vfool
The numlicr of AIp.vcas in Bolivia may reliably be
estimated at 225®°®* but it might lie remarked here
that the Government, for reasons of their own, have
persistently neglected taking a census of this useful
animal In appearance it is simibr to the Llama and
the Vicuna although having considerably shorter legs
It ts chiefly in the Lake 'Hlicaca and in the Ofuro
districts that the Alpacas can be found in con*
siderabie numbers The market centre for selling
their wool is at'Puerto Acosta Nearly all the flocks
of Alpacas belong to the Indians Unlike the Peruvian
hree deft, the Alpaca breedefs in Bolivia seem to
neglect these highly useful animals On an average
a single alpaca shears as much as 10 lbs wool every
second to third year The wool is mostly black or
brown, and the best prices are paid for the pure-white
wool In several districts of Bolivia the Alpaca is
being crossed with the Llama
in regard to pig breeding, little or nothing is
being done to improve this industry although the
general concensus of opinion is that Bolivia is sin-
gularly suitable for pig breeding The reason is pro-
bably the animosity on the part of the Indians to
rearing evil smelling animals This explains why
Argentina is the chief market for Bolivian pigs and
why the consumption locally is small Lately several
larger estate owners have imported Duroc Jersey
pigs from the United States partly for pure bree^ng
and partly for crossing on the native pig, and the results
have been most excellent
As regards horse breeding, this is another neglected
industry, probably because the horse is seldom used
in farm work where the oxen is preferred, and al&o
owing to the Indian lack of interest m this animal
The army is the chief consumer of Bolivia’s horse
material
With the many natural advantages m Bobvia
favourable to live slock breeding with land obtain-
able at almost the purchasers own price and with
possibilities of commenang breeding through incor-
porating a sufficient number of wild cattle, the Bolivian
Government could undoubtedly attract many suitable
settlers from other countries if attention were drawn
to the opportunities
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BRAZIL
Livestock Breeding in Brazil.
According to a reliable Live Stock Census, the present stock of cattle may be estimated at 30,000 000 head,
sheep at nearly 8,000 000, pigs at 19,200,000, and horses at 5,800,000
As Brazil only recently commenced organisation
for bringing tbe breeding of her agricultural live slock
into line with modem principles it is undctslandable
that what this huge country has been doing iatelymlhe
way of breeding from Pedigree stock is not generally
known , nor is it generally realised that Brazil is one
of the largest countries in the world, as it embraces
half of the South American Continent Indeed,
its area is nearly 3 stg ooo square miles, and the
crcatest length of the country reaches 2 600 miles
Geographically, Brazil may be divided into an eastern
portion of plateau lands lying at an elevation of from
s6oo to 3650 feet, and another portion consisting
of very extensive lowlands mostly lying on a letel
with the Amazon and Parana water systems TTiese
lowlands, which comprise a large portion of the Amazon
River Basin, probably contain more than half of the
total area of the country, and generally lie 500—600 ft
above the sea level Throughout Brazil the soil is of
remarkable fertility, and it is questionable whether tbe
soil in any other country of the world can be compared
with the Brazilian soil The largest forests m the world
exist within the boundaries of the Republic and m
luxuriance of pastures and magnificence of forests
no other country compares with Brazil , while as for
ruers no other country possesses such magnificent
water ways and number of navigable rivers The
whole territory is traversed by a net-work of rivers
through which, once these have been developed and
brought into intercommunication, the whole of Brazil
will obtain an inland water traffic system such as iwv
where else on the Globe can be found With all these
advantages it may be stated that Brazil some day will
rank as one of the foremost of live stock breeding coun-
tries able to powerfully influence the world s meat
supply The greater distance of the Amazon River
passes through Bran) When it is borne in mind that
no other nver on the earth has such a flow and such
a volume of water, it is conceivable that through
envmeenng skill these huge masses of water may
easily l>c diverted to the benefit of live stock breeding
and other agncultural pursuits
The heat 11 of course intense, but the climate is
Fenerall) very healthy, and in the great plains of the
Armion River the heat 1$ tempered through the pre
vilencc of enormous forests through the expanse of
Water and through the Trade-Winds vshich stir ibe
trrrn A perpetual summer reigns and tbe tweb'c
t of iJic yftr divKfed into two seasons only,
* ry aM t},« wn As for ibe temperature, in the
Anuzon district the mean temperature is nearly 62 deg ;
in the western portions of the Amazon Valley it some-
times rises to 105 deg , but on the other hand, m many
a district such as Para which lies only l deg from the
Equator, the climate is agreeable although the tempera-
ture IS more often than not between go deg and g 5 deg
Now and then, although rarely, severely ccld weather
sets in, as was the case m 1S59 when some 40000 head
of cattle penshed in the State of Rio Grande do Sol
The rainfall ts m many places less than 2o inches,
while m some portions, mainly in the Amazon Valley,
It often reaches 550 to 6zo inches The forests are
still entirely m the virgin state and impenetrable, and
there are districts where no white man ever penetrated
The most valuable timber produced in the world is
to be found in these forests useful for every possible
purpose In the forests numl^rs of species of wild
animals hunt, such as the puma the laguar, monkeys,
tapirs the anaconda the boa*constrictor and the
alligator, while many lovely birds not found elsewhere,
inhabit the country The turtles end the porpoises
reach astonishing sizes, and immense herds of cattle are
roaming about, probably representing very large
values of money Large numbers are yearly rounded
up and caught by the lasso and killed for the sake of
the horns or the skin as the meat has no commercial
value
In spite of these natural advantages, Brazil is one
of the largest importers of foreign made articles of
manufacture Agriculture is, however, tbe chief
industry, and some day its expansion will assume
colossal proportions and call for the capitalists of the
world who may be relied on to invest money Capital
will be forthcoming when investments can be made
without risk through political disturbances , but
Brazilian statesmen have already proved themselves
capable of taking a long view, and politically this
country seems now on the highway leading to peace-
ful expansion in every direction
The Brazilian people are very mixed, consisting
of the while descendants of Europeans Indians who
are the real natives, cross bred people born of Indians
and whites, pure negroes and mulattoes Perhaps
nearly one sixth of the total population consists of
negroes whose forbears not so very long ago were
slaves, as only m the year 1871 slavery was abolished
Brazil was discovered in 1500 by Vicente Pmzon,
m which year the country was formally taken into
possession by the Portuguese Pedro Cabral on behalf
of the Portuguese King The first settlement, at Rio
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dc Janaro, ^^as founded m 1567 Then fonoxcil a
penod during which coloniicr* from Holland tool
possession of ihe countr), Inil ullitmlcK ihc Portu-
guese held was complete For a short pcrioil Branl
was a monarch>, but in iSSq a Republic was declared
since when no other power has disputed her rights at
a loscrcign State
Until quite rcctnll> the Covemmenli ol Branl
seemed content to lea%c the dcselopmenl of agrtail-
ture and lise slocV breeding to taVc its own course,
and little cr no organised efforts were made towards
raising these industries to a higher lescl Howcscf,
after seseral members of Parliament had rcpeatedlj
brought matters of interest bearing upon farming,
dancing and Ine stock breeding under the notice of
the Gosemment. it t>ecame evident that the first and
unavoidable measure to be taken towards rruVtng the
Brazilian nation self supporting was the collection of
statistics and similar material A “ Scrv-ico do (ndustria
Pastonl** — or Live Slock Indusirv Service — was
created, and the Velennar> Department of the Agri-
cultural Mimstrj commenced collecting figures and
facts relating to stock breeding in the Amazon Basin,
where now there arc more than 50,000 head of pure-
bred daif) cattle, rapidl> increasing The questions
of organising live stock breeding ptoduclion of buuei.
and developing the milk )ield m the dairy cattle were
subjected to careful examination and investigations,
and interesting reports were issued on the actual and
possible economical development of Brazil— “Aspcctos
^nomicos do Brazil During the )ears I9?t-I923
at the instance of the * Higher Council of industry
and Commerce, much informative material was col-
lected and disseminated as a result of which special
Departments were established under the Department
of Agriculture to deal with such matters as the pro-
duction of coffee and cocoa the exploiting of forests
and the timber trade organising agricultural animal
feeding, the dairy industry, the organisation of milk
distnbution m the towns etc Furthermore, measures
were taken to ascertain whether the indigenous cattle
races in Brazil can be graded up for higher milk yield
and fattening , a closer study of the valuable European
and North American live stock breeds led to importa-
tions of a number of stud animals One of the largest
stock breeders m the State of Minas Geraes went to
India to study her various cattle breeds and brought
back numbers of Buffaloes which surprisingly rapidly
accliTTUtiicri and increased The crossing of the
Buffalo bulls on the native cow-s has proved most suc-
cessful, and the milk yield from these crosses has in-
CTcasesl while the fat percentage has risen
Brazil t dairy industry received a powerful impetus
(hrotigli Government grants of financial assistance to
bfcedert and similarly interested people m such
districts where the production of milk might lie en-
couraged and local consumption slimuhtcd A great
numfier of well-constructed dairies sprang up m various
States, and the industry ts continuously extending and
expanding A numlier of cheese factoncs have been
organised, while during the last five years several
factoncs for the production of condensed milk and
milk-sugar have cropped up The Stale of Minas and
sevcralothcrs now handle huge quantities of these dairy
products In the Slate of Hio dc Janeiro the expan-
sion of the dairy industry has promoted and developed
better cattle breeding, and here alone are more than
650000 milking cows Consumption here, however,
as in many other States, far outstnps production
Pig breeding m Brazil to-day represents very large
capital, and the consumption of pork is increasing
m the towns from year to year As regards the most
suitable breeds for the hot dimate of Brazil, experience
has demonstrated that the white skinned pigs cannot
withstand the intensive sun glare and that such black
breeds as the Berkshire, the Large Black and the
Poland China thrive well It is beyond doubt that
Brazil IS forging ahead as a pig breeder, and m a few
years she will very likely outstrip all other countnes
in the production of pork It ts also possible that by
degrees a huge bacon industry may be the logicd
development of a combined dairy and pig industry
As regards sheep breeding although a very hot
dimate is not generally conducive to successful sheep
breeding such is nevertheless earned on with con-
spicuous success in vanous parts of the countn, but
chiefly in the State of Rio Grande do Sol, t e , m the
southern part The flocks here are increasing from
year to year, as the new woollen goods industnes can
absorb all wool produced , and as for mutton, this
seems to appeal to the Brazilian palate The breiKling
of the native horse is likewise much encouraged .
and Brazil s small sized but compact and extremely
hardy breed is preferred to any other for any vvork
required Thoroughbred horses for luxury use are
always in demand if of British and French ongin
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BRAZIL
Notes on Livestocli in Brazil.
By F RUFFtER Paulo
TTie tfurd faigest country in the world, with
1.350 OOQ square rniles oi native grazing lands mostly
on high plateaux, {airly temperate, herds tl about
40 000 000 cattle — third largest in the world — 2Q 000 000
pigs, 8000000 sheep and 6,000000 horse« , and all
this without much attention or care from man are bare
facts which proclaim to the world that Brazil is already
m (act, and still more so potentially, one of the greatest
hve>stock countries
While every day one hears of Argentine beef.
New Zealand Iambs, Australian wool, Danish bacon,
and so forth, who ever hears a mention made of Brazilian
livestock products 7
The reasons of this ignorance of things Brazilian m
the live stock line are many, and it ivould take a Urge
volume of close print to consider them all, even in a
superfiaal way A few points, however, may with
advantage be brought to the attention of British raisers
of Pedigree breeding stock
It should first of all be noted that British ignorance
of Brazilian live stock activities is due in great part to
the fact that the existing Urge herds of Brazil owe
nothing, or practically nothing, to Bntish breeds
While the whole of North America is slocked with
descendants of Bntish breeds — Shorthorn, Herefords,
Polled Angus Jcrsc>s Shropshirei.Southdowns, Coach
horses Thoroughbreds— while the fabulous progress
of the River Plate IS mostly due to the now seventy-
> car old pioneer work of Scottish English and Irish
stockmen , while Australia and New Zealand owe
their fortunes to Bntish stock breeders and raisers
here in Brazil no such thing happened
Geographical and political reasons prevented it
Geographical, because Brazil is mostly an UpUnd
1,500 — 2 000 ft above sea level, limited by mountains
rising sharply out of the Ocean and forming an effective
barrier against easy penetration of tbe ' HmterUnd,"
a condition still aggravated b) the fact that, on an
extensiNe coast line of some $000 miles, practically no
navigable river opens out on the Atlantic, all the water
courses of the countr> flowing at first inland to lie
{inall> deflected north or south into the Amazon or
the Rner Plate And the immense grazing lands of
Brazil are on the whole located in the far west of ihc
counirv, i 000 miles or more from the coast, with no
other tneani of communication but the liealen ’ mule
Iracls in the eridleis wilderness (^llle could thrive
7” v'TT, fertile plains liut under the
'rc I tilly lK>t tropical climate it was impossible to
trad them to the coast through endless virgin forest,
across miU-wide rivers, in the face of great difficulties
Tlierefore.the few cattle that were originally introduced
in the early XVIth century by the Portuguese colonists,
and those that drifted up from the Spanish settlements
on the River Plate, bred and multiplied until they ran
into the millions, of no commercial value, however,
but for their skins, that were shipped down to the River
Plate These conditions prevailed unhl the Great
War. and it was only then that the World, looking around
for supplies, cast its eyes on the Brazilian herds and
aid high enough prices to overcome the expenses of
nnging die cattle to the seaboard
Politically also, conditions for a long time were not
very favourable to Bntish settlement Under the old
Portuguese colonial system most of the lands distn-
buted by tbe Crown among its favourites were held in
enormous blocks on which the foreigner could not
settle, and if be did find some property he could
purchase, he found himself blocked on all sides
Things are changed now. and many are the ranches
and stock farms ovmed and managed by foreigners in
Brazil But economic and climatic conditions do not
change much, and the life of the stockman m these
parts IS not an easy one if he wishes to depart from the
surrounding routine Distances are still enormous
from the big open ranges to the coast markets, and
transportation expenses whether afoot or by rail, losses
on the way. Interstate tariffs municipai levies. Federal
dues State taxes and export duties eat up much of
the expected profit
Paradoxically, the extremely favourable climatic
conditions of the Brazilian Hinterland are to a great
extent and indirectly, adverse to improved stock
raising The general climate of the central uplands of
Brazil may be described as moderately hot. with an
abundant rainfall, therefore most favourable to the
growth of grass and to the life of stock of all kind
And as a matter of fact, there are few countries where
native live stock are so free of disease and so readily
find, all the year round, an abundance of water Unfor-
tunately these very conditions favour also the multi
plication of pests and parasites internal and external ,
and tbe extraordinary abundance of vvorms (stomach
and mtcsimal). flics gnats, mosquitoes maggots, ticks,
and other parasites make things very hard, practically
unendurable for imported stock Some of these
troubles can be taken care of by means of dipping vats,
and tbe Government of Brazil have been and are stiK
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759
A cry soliatous m gfanting substantial money premiums
to stocVmen ssbo mstal such yats on their ranches
Ticks introduce into the system of ruminant stock
— cattle sheep etc — a special disease lick fever
or Pifoplasmosis due to a parasite v.hich settles m the
blood and dcstro> s the red cells Nalis e cattle are more
or less immune but all imported stock is extremely
susceptible and until recent discovenes died in the
proportion of about 90 to 95 ovnthin one or t»%o months
of landing Treatments \%hich seem to promise a
deasisc \ictory oser this until now baffling aiscasc arc
however being studied and tried TTiese difficulties
of course have somewhat disheartened stock breeders
in their efforts to turn the Scrub into a better
tyi^c animal On the other hand Indian breeds hsse
given to the offspring of crosses remarkable qualities
of quick growth hardiness and resistance to practically
all diseases Gimplaints however arose from packing
plants of a difference of t}pe in the beef so produced
from the standards accepted on most markets
The final solution seems to he in the now exten
sively practised habit in Southwestern Texas m the
United Slates i e to breed for type to good European
breeds and inject occasionally a small dose of Indian
blood for stamina In this way the stockman derives
all the benef ts of hardiness and resistance of the Indian
blood and the butcher all the advantages of heav> well
balanced carcases of high quality meat and verv small
bone
It will be seen then thatm an immense country of
mild climate generous pastures and abundant water
boasting a natural and mostly unimproved herd of some
40 000 000 cattle there is room for British breeds to
come to the fore and contribute to the general improve
ment of this immense chattel
Caution however must be exercised fine breeds
must be submitted to a previous treatment against
certain tropical diseases and intelligent blending of
breeds must be resorted to in order to obtain maximum
hardiness and res stance to certain local adverse ar
cumstances
Also the importation of breeds into Brazil must
not be md scnminate Experience has proved that
with the exception of the rather cool regions of the
extreme South Durham cattle do not fare well in Brazil
Black coated cattle (Aberdeen Angus) seem to be
especially relished by external pests particularly ticks
and blow worms Long or curly haired cattle suffer the
same annoyance and none but sleek short haired
animals should be sent the best colours being I ght
reds and duns Herefords and Devons are perhaps
the best British beef breeds for Brazil but m the case
of the Herefords special attention must be paid to
choosing only animals with ringed eyes t e having a
substantiai nng of dark pigment round the eyes In all
animals not so protected against the powerful sun
rays mflammation sets in canker develops and the
animal goes blind
Tbcre are many other points of great importance to
be considered — most suitable age for the slock to come
to Brazil best time of the year in which to ship etc
which It would take too tong to go into here but which
show that any attempt at opening a regular market in
Drazii must not be left to haphazard methods hut must
rely upon well planned and practical organizations
There is a good market for Pedigree dairy cattle
and as they are generally kept in barns or at any rate
given some sort of care their introduction is not fraught
with the same compl cations as that of the range cattle
The great bulk of such importation is of Dutch or
Fnesian cattle There are also several amateurs of
Jersey Flemish and Normandy cattle
Borne vears ago there was a big boost up m the pig
ra sing business promoted mostly by the packing planb
There resulted a rather active importation of improved
breeding stock mostly Duroc Jersey Poland China
and Large Blacks With the exception of the Utter no
British breed seems to have made any headway vn
Brazil No while breed anybow should be sent to
this country their unprotected skin being unable to
resist the powerful tropical sun Tamworths are too
lean for the Brazil an taste Berkshires could do well
if properly pushed It must be said that the Brazilian
market demands pigs carrying lots of pure laid not
intermingled with meat as is required for bacon
British breeds as a rule do not answer this requisite
Sheep as a business are raised only m the extreme
southern State of Rio Grande do Sul The breeds
most in favour arc the Romney Marsh the Lincoln
and the Black faces especially Oxfords and Shrop
shires Most of the high qua! ty breeding stock
imported into those parts comes across the border from
Ur tr ay where sheep raising has reached a high degree
of perfection
Draught horses are not used to any extend in
Brazil all hauling being done by mules or by motor
For fancy nd ng (not much practiced outside Rio de
Janeiro and Sao Paulo) cross breds descending from
race horses are generally used For service the small
but extremely tough native horse is admittedly satis
factory TTie only imports of horses that amount to
anything are Thoroughbred race horses They must
beofeiUier Bntish or French ongin There is also agood
demand for Thoroughbred f Hies for breeding purposes
da INTERNATIONAI. DIRECTORY OF PEDIGREE STOCK BREEDERS
23 Fleet Street Loaflres XsgUtena,
wg «tan\ twlos 01 Uin s conhcc los Cnadore* deCado deltaea para F ns Agncolas em todaa as partes civiliaadas
do vlun to e ass m ee acham de posse de factos pr« «os e iwpc to de Cornea e Mora las de Cnadores de gado
c tJos an macs quo criam \ quaesquer i>ed ios de inforraedes que nos aejam fe tos pelos Cnadorea a respe to
das po«s b I dates para as vendas pre^os increados transporte adaptab I dade de an maea aos vanos climas
fo fes de fomec mento etc re«pon letnos pela volta do corre o graiu lamenie
BRAZIL
761
REGISTRO INTERNACIONAL DE CRIADORES 1
ANIMAES DE RACA PARA FAZENDAS,
GADO GROSSO E GADO MIUDO.
Um Registro compicto dc procmmcntcs crudorcs dc pndo rtn I'AUr* itRind>v
PRECO 27 /-
F. RUFFIR, SAO PAULO,
BRAZIL.
CHILE— COLOMBIA
?62
Livestock Breeding in Ckiie.
The last Live Stock Census estimates tlie live stock at i 998 000 head of cattle, 4 6oz 000 sheep, 2^5 000
pigs, and 328,000 horses
In this country every possible variety of climate is
found, from tropical heat in the perpetually rainless
region of Atacama to the perpetual winter in the south
at Cape Horn There are mountains towenng far
above the snowline, and there are valleys where the
tropica! heat is sometimes unbearable In parts the
climate is excessively wet, while in other parts exces
sively dry In the central valley where the tem-
perature rarely rises above 76 — 78 deg and never falls
below the freezing point, the climate is beautiful
and live stock rearing is here expanding from year to
year Chiefly in the north where crops of Alfalfa are
abundant, live slock rearing is a highly paying occupa-
tion and stock is exported to other parts of the country
and abroad It is a curious fact about Chile that there
are no fish m the nvers and no venomous reptiles arc
anywhere to be found The country is immensely
nch in minerals While Chile to day is one of the most
prosperous of all the South Amencan counlnes it is
certainly also one of the most favoured m regard to
natural resources The Chileans are very enterprising
highly intelligent, constantly developing their country
and its resources and as for live stock breeding it is
probable that it may become one of the laigest sheep
raising countries on the South Amencan continent
Railway construction is constantly extended for the
good of live stock raising which, with agriculture, are
the mam pursuits of the people The population
consists of the dominant class of pure Spanish descent,
and of Indians and the Mestizos In one respect
Chile IS remarkable — for its many daily and weekly
newspapers, such being published in great numbers m
every town In the southern part of Chile the popula-
tion consists of Araucanian Indians, one of the most
interesting races on the American continent remarkable
for iheir time honoured hospitality, courtesy, and
humanity shown towards enemies when vanquished
These Indians are considered to be excellent agncul-
turuts and successful live stock breeders The
district inhabited by this remarkable race is com-
prised of the Provinces of Arauco and Valdivia stretch
mg between the Andes mountains and the Paafic
Ocean through which the river Biobio runs The
fertility of the soil is very great and all the live
stock reared here is of remarkable size and good
qualities Among the indigenous live stock of Qtile,
the vioina and the guanaco should be specially
mentioned
Prominent Breeders.
•r Crntn\ Je Qulnli Nonnal
Anitu Qu Ilnta
IU>UU Kolwno <.u1nco
llchrir Mmmdfi IVnU Anns*
lVM<iur LUdoro ta la Las L sicmss
CU AfncoU de Sift Vinfenlr Lot An(I<^
Lincola RKtSbonboro
I'lJS Sbwp
Sbnp
Tngs SIterp
l>un>' Jrnef
Cla I >rl< tadors d-Trtra del FuntaAnc
Cnadrro 1 t nera da KourSo
Cna>lrro Santa Amelia Coc^u.
Cfla^eroSarnentaW I I Lfrre to !>an lJcmaf».o
I nt Ho> nfure Juan de C ranm>s
IVxsmn Ju lo San Ilernankr
r>uoal)rrru I'urrloSaas-edra
Irraeun I ur-nu sn .Cnneroi
{rraeur J Javief IJal iLl
Uar,en.u <:^ha atm o Colma
IV^eroQ )Ionn
rtonnandr Cattle
Siionborn Cattle
I'ercbenHi flonrs
Sbortbocn Cstlle
I rieslao Cattle
Percheioa lionet
ltd dobio Jots I ebaeres
M baud Jul o San Javier
Uuj ra Osetr Cunaco
Feres Rafael CSmer ilerounos Iluapi Moate
Asoila ru Lot Lagoi
T^l Artuio Cu ndot
Aaiscola del Norte La Serena
Sociedad Canadera de Osomo O^mo
SocledadNacionaldeAfncullura Asustinj
Soc edad del Sur Concept on
SiKcm oa JosS Luis Coo luenteAlto
Taalr CaodarUatrRulr llrque
Tixonul Ownioeo San Uenardo
Vatqu z I lorenc o Osorno
Fr eslan Callle
Normandy CatUe
Prreheroo Horses
Ibgt Sheep
Shorlhom Cattle
Sbrep
l-nesun Cattle
Sheep
Red Lineolo SborUioni
I rleslan Cattle
Livcstocli Breeding in Colombia.
Tic Live Slock estirmte for Colombia states caille 6505000, sheep Sroooo, pigs i 410000,
hones 985 000
In thts UaultM » inbaVed country occupying the I pcToui li\e slock industry exist hut have scarcely yet
o^i>» s-piirrn moil pot lion of the South American been observed by hve stock men Only lately have
c'-ntmTU wtiiral conditions favourable for a pros- | serious attempts been made to improve the existing
COLOMBIA
763
mdigenous stock, chiefly on the part of Amencan
itocic men and without exa^cfation it mi^ht be
stated that within the next ten to fifteen )car* Colombia
will follow the example set by Argentina and Uruguay
in regard to de>cloping the h\e stock industry through
improved methods in breeding
The Republic is diiided into eight ^cr) large
Departments — ^Anlioquia Bolivar Bojaca Cauca
Cundmamarca Magdalena Santander and Tolima
The population is now nearly 6 600 000 of which a
numtcT are Indians As regards the nature of the land
a great part consists of satonnos and the other parts
of highlands and plateau land m the central and western
parts The country 1$ trasersed by large risers chief
among svhich is the Magdalena nver the Cauca riser
and the Atrato Commercially and geographically
the Magdalena nver is the most important as it winds
Its way over i 000 miles and is navigable for nearly
840 miles Colombia is singularly devoid of lakes a
arcumslance that probably has much to do with the
climate This is vanable according to the elevation
While the lowland and coastal regions are very hot the
temperature m the plateau land is salubrious and very
pleasant The mineral resources of the country pro
bably not yet adequately tapped are estimated to be
enormous and tbe forests bold an abundance of valuable
timber Coffee sugar cane bananas bamboo balsam
wheat maize and barley constitute the mam crops
while nee cotton and mdigo grow abundantly So
far only a very small portion of the country has been
cultivated The forests abound in wild animals
The railway construction has so far not amounted to
very much but several plans are afoot for extending
the existing mam lines Trade with foreign countries
is chiefly earned on at Santa Marta Sab nilla
Cartagena Barranquilla and Buena Ventura increasing
every year m volume and value White settlers
increase in number from year to year as and when
the resources of the Republic are being tapped
Commercially Colombia is bound to play a very 1
important role as speaking generally it is one of the '
richest countnes m the world Its h story was some
what chequered until in the year 1810 the inhabitants
threw off the Spanish yoke and a few years afterwards
formed the Republic which to commence with m
eluded New Granada and Venezuela
The Colombian Government are doing much to
encourage agriculture and live stock breeding and a
number of eminently practical laws and regulations
have been issued with a view of assisting the profiaent
stock breeders to import Stud animals of Fed grec
strains and to help the average cattle breeder Co rear
cattle for the recently started meat packing industry
Thus the Department of Agriculture is lending capital
on very generous terms to all who prove their serious
intention of taking up live stock breeding on lines
adopted by the Department and one third of the
purchasmg price of imported Pedigree animals is
paid by the Department while the cost of transport
into the intenor insurance and general out of pocket
expenses can be covered on application Co the Govern
tnent — indeed generous terms almost without parallel
m any other country According to Regulation
No 7J every jear a sum of money is set aside by tbe
Government to defray the cost of imports of Pedigree
stud animals sold at public auctions where they can be
acquired on long term conditions by acknowledged
brmers A number of agricultural fairs and live
stock shows under Government auspices now take
place every year the idea being to demonstrate to the
smaller farmers the difference between theif own
native live slock and the imported Stud animals The
meat canning industry seems to make progress and so
far the output is entirely consumed locally as the Gilom
bians are noted meat consumers when transport
(aahlies can be extended to outlying districts un-
doubtedly on the stupendous stretches of Llanos
where grating is always abundant and the water supply
as a rule adequate great numbers of cattle and sheep
will find never ceasing and plentiful grazing In the
vast plains of the Orinoco water shed where now over
250000 square miles of splendid cattle land he unused
land 1$ obtainable on the most generous terms and in
the Sinu River district very large stretches of most
fertile land as yet scarcely tapped are likewise obtain
able Along the Casanare nver m the Cauca Valley
profitable cattle raising has existed for many years
and magnificent cattle ranges can here be found m
very great numbers Herds of from 2000 to 5 ®®®
head are often owned even by small farmers As live
slock breeding will remain tbe mainstay of tbe country
and probably the thief source of income for the mdi
vidual investor of capital Colombia possesses great
national wealth so far scarcely touched As the
Republic develops her already prosperous meat canning
industry surplus will easily find markets in the neigh
bouiing countries In many districts where Short
horn Hereford and Aberdeen Angus bulls have for a
number of years been crossed with the native cattle
remarkable stock improvement is in evidence and
the b gher prices obtained by the cattle men for the
cross products have undoubtedly contributed largely
to open the eyes to the importance of better methods in
breeding What has been stated about cattle breeding
applies to the breeding 0! sheep and pigs and great
possibilities exist for breeding these two domestic
animals Until recently agncullural Uni was never
fenced in but in many districts and chiefly m e
Department of Antioquia farmers have now taken up
fencing and this seems to have led to better pite ui
the soil and extended useof modern maclunery andti^oU
Although the official live stock census estuiutu the
domestic animals as stated above «/fKrU ch*efh
American live stock men who hav e trav efved tJie
he in every direction arc confiden* tliat xkistm
slock w very much Urger than d «■ it-r'
When the opportunities nov*- oVt/ir/ v 4
become lietter lcnov>-n and app
can be relied on |o- mverU-^u - ^ 1
industry
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COLOMBIA
Prominent Breeders and Breed Societies.
Antitar I llKwndi ‘Ausifiti
Madnd
Caldcrin Jorgfy Sogamoso
Albrn
Cdmara Xgncullura (lcl^ alle
Cub<lf< Kicardo Carrera " No ?22a
CubiUosj Oa PotreroCraodr boaebt
Dial Kanbn Sogameso
Duran L. Cuellar Carrera IS No 209
Ewuf la lie Agn Tiltura del Caura
Lacu^la Naeionalde Agrononua
Licu^Ia cte Agncultura
r »cn<U de ^gncult ira dc Los I adres Sale* ano
Tscu^Ia Nacional de\ e
llnlga n RUaido
La<ema \ Cta
Mcreno llan <5n
CaVle V* No ?"
Tolrenllo Oirardot
Sogamosei
Carrera U No 20^
Dogoli
Aeebed \ Roberto
Aiua* lomla de
Aiiate juandej
Alvarei Met jainln
AUarti Stanuel
Angel Lfon
Angulo Manuel
Aranci Alrahain
Aparlc Antonio
Aras'ln Aicente
Arana Alonao
Araiign Jul
Arte Ka ii undo
Ard la h Serna
Aretiaa A Nntre
Atuabaleta Jorn
Anal ilbal Tosti M
ArrireJa & Ceinp
Lm dal
Arroio tSVlo
Amaga ItMa.'l
Ailorgulu JuaoU
Arta'd Iraneivo
Atrarale JuM SUna
A\rnU ]a'<n et
tied Ik Ln to
llanjea liu llern o
tU(«n Intitue
llarrlo iMacS
Itayuna Catrtano
WelaVasar Meniamln
lieW Diininio
Hello ATkIr<^
ll«aitd<-a Mareto
Hemal H I >ano M
Hiatal Maun lo
Hot rq ler AbeUrdo
Hueno. H j«l I AH
rarri* AtoralVlana
; an Atuf Kata.l
[.art-naa Aol iimM
ta»i»r--a At bal
la*l - Ventura
Ca.tf t.H
t aw a V .I.rr AerKuk
Maiarual
U Ual'a
Majagual
La V letena
TreguetTw
Vlajaqual
Candelana
I almira
hartal
La llalia
Ralirura
Oeaba
Se«amoeu
1 aUi <ra
lA Hataa
Told
I'radera
i'ndera
Oeafla
! londa
Majagual
VaDdrUria
ta llalu
4»ea 1 .li t.
Ja-nw
raema
S nrtle)i
Call
liogoU
Dep Ciand namaica
Dep Boyael
I opayan
noRoti
Medellin
Ibasue
Hogotd
Bogoti
Dept Cuod namarca
Dep Boyaei
Dep Candinamarca
Hacienda^' Asturias
La Regadera Dogoti
Sogamoso
Itacieoda Soaego *
Mosquera
ScutaiQoso
Palma Saotoi
Ramucz Jc6i Mana
Reina Adriaco
Keitrepoa Ruperto
Reyes Fernando
Reyes Mario y Daniel _ ^
SaniamanaM JXlsoncde Carrera 10 No 13$
Santamaiu H Mariano La Ramada Funia
Sociedad de Agricultorrs de Antioquia
Sociedadde Agricultores del Allantico
SMiedad de Agricultorn de Caldas
Sociedad de Agncultores Calle 14
de Colombia
Union Cafeten de Antioquia
UoioaCa&tm de Santander
Unbe ilolgiun Miguel Hacienda Uiatama
Fusagasuga
Dep Cundinamafca
Dep Doyaci
Dep Cundinamarca
Farmers and Breeders.
Dep dell alle
Dep Bolivar
Dep del Valle
Dep Holtvar
Dep del Valle
Dep de NanAo
Dep Bbmat
Dep del latte
Dep delValle
Dep del Valle
Dep del Valle
Oep d iValle
Dep del Valle
Dep Norte de $an
Dep D>>ael
Dep del Valle
D^ 1i I var*
Dep del Valle
Dep de SanAo
Dfp de NanAo
Dep Norte lie Saa
Dep del Valle
Dep delVatle
IVp Norte de San
Dep del Valle
IVp Uolnat
Dep Bol lar
Dep Norte de San
Dep delValte
Dep d» SatiAo
Dep Uolnar
• Dep Bolivar
Dep deNarlAo
IVp Norte de San
Drp Bol var
IJrj> Bolivar
Oep delVaDe
IVp mdi.ee
D<T delVaUe
Dep del Valle *
Dep dclVaMe
Dep iW V alle
Dep Bdiear
Drp del \ aDe
Dep IlMiear
Drp drlVaHe
Drp delValV
Dep delValUs
Drp del Valle
Dep lioUvar
l>p del V all*
pep liolnar
Drp Norse de San
Drp Hoi ear
Dep Bol ear
IVp (telValte
ivp .VI Valle
Drp NnrtedeSan
ivp flol.ar
Ivp del Valle
tv^ d'tVaSV
_ Ivp NoetedoNan
ivp lv4>var
ivp delVaCa
CortAs Ebdio Benito
Cnu Jubo
Cueaat JoM M
Delgado AUonso
Delgado Leonidas
Oereii O & L
Out I uvebui
Diat II ginio
OomiDgues Abraban
Duran Ounlo
Crhrvrm Aureliano
Crhesem Fernando
Cwobac lleti<ano
Fstudero Fel pe
Cs luvrl Ubiatico
I ei|oo ^basliin
1 ranco Jo«4 Fedro
CanadenaColon biana
Callego Oregorio
Can boa Weactelao
Carbrs Cenque
CatcAs Al >andn>
Careia Arturo H jos
C atria Evoneto
Carta HijosdrAle
C audrn JosA Miguel
Carrta S Aamudia
Cll Meictde* Lsquivel V
A*
Oiratdo Honiracto
C ratio HaTaelMana
Comer Camlto
ConsaVr Caspar
Cuerra Lrbaoo
Cuerrero Carlos J
CuerreroA Cla
Oaltervrr^t oniali
Cuidtiii liemln Irz
Cumin Klratdo
(fabrtei
Falmira
La Victoria
Pasto
Monteria
vUbatta
Ocada
Florida
Falaita
Carugo
La Balsa
San Vweote
Palmito
Cartago
Cartago
La Victoria
La Balsa
Cat (ago
Dcabo
SiDcelejo
CandelarliV
Ovejas
Cartago
RIcausle
Majagual
a Ooi
Hep
lluitado Vv ...
IncWas Sara V de
Iruaita IVrningo
J UnAnef Kalaei
atUo Itencano*
Latitale t
Labmie Fidel
Lara AodrAi
ieJS?
Lnneau Adriano
Lend An. Marco A
tApes llenntclo
Lura Akklm
Lorano, Luis F
Madnfian Irnarlo
MantwJr}o,< rerorVi
Mana,J<aeV
Vtanel saiuel
Matsgual
, Caiugo
Caruso
La V ktorU
lan>|eUrta
I almtta
La V icKvia
La n<Iu
Ceeusal
Majagual
Dep Cundinamaica
btedelUn
Barra nquilla
Manirates
Bogoti
Medell n
Bucaramaoga
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l>ep delVaUe
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COLOMBIA— COSTA RtCA
765
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Drp drIAalle
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Drp del A a le
Drp del Valle
Dep drIAalle
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Livestock Breeding in Costa Rica.
The Live Stock estimate states cattle 437,000, pigs 77 ooo, horses 104 000 The number of sheep is unknown
This Republic IS still in a very backward stale reported pig rearing seems to attract more attention
chiefly owing to slack or incompetent government, but of late In the valleys between the mountains grazing
It IS a country where the natural resources hold is abundant and very good horses are bred in many
promise of development in the future Earthquakes places In the district round about San Jos6 at an
are very frequent and probably no toAvn in the Reptiblic elevation of 3 650 feet the interest in live stock breeding
has escaped from such It is chiefly on its mineral seems to be general and a number of breeders would be
wealth that Costa Rica depends for her revenue, but as willing to acquire stud animals of Pedigree strains,
the climate is temperate with no extremes of heat and provided propaganda on the part of live stock men could
cold, and the soil wonderfully fertile it 1$ as an agn- be effected The Government are also interested in
cultural country that it can best develop Costa Rica improving the existing live stock through the import
IS one of the most beautiful countries on the American of Pedigree animals and interested parties should be
continent to a great extent covered by magniftc«it advised to correspond wth the Department for Live
forests full of valuable timber such as mahogany, ebony. Stock Breeding San Jos6, the capital Costa Rica is
cedar, oak myrtle etc Cacao coffee, tobacco geographically divided into five Provinces and the
sugar and wheat besides bananas, are the chief agn> government is vested m a Chief Executive who is
cultural crops, and as a coffeee producer Costa Rica assisted by four Ministers The nabonal legislation
ranks among the foremost countnes There is a is excrosed by a House of RepresentaUves to
number of well conducted plantations where large which every S 000 of the population send one
herds of cattle are reared, and on the ’
ECUADOPJ— GUATEMALA.
Haciendas — of wfiicfi almost every one consists of
many square miles of land, while lai^e numbers of
cattle, sheep, pigs and horses could easily be main-
tained. It is a sad fact that farming m Ecuador, as it
is now carried on, is very wasteful, very neglected.
The number of prominent live stock breeders here
is, however, sufficient evidence of the awakening
interest for improved live stock breeding, and it is
probably only a matter of time when Ecuador
will discard the old fashioned methods in breeding
and the ** scrub ” give way to breeding through
selection.
Prominent Breeders.
AUmcdoz Miguel Ang«l,Quito
arroyOiCIodiimlro Csmeraldjs
Duttar, John S , Quito
' Barba, AUonso, Quito
Dolofia.J Fianusco Gua>a<]ult
Chirlboca ClemcotlDa, de Lauo Quito
, T-smetilSas
Ureuet C Obdulio, Ciujaguil
Eipinoia, Juan Quito
Etcudero, Alfredo Quito
Eastman Cox, \ letor, Quito
Espinosa Jarrin, Jose, Cayambe
Estui<lRan, r«deri<0 Esmmldaa
EsiupsSan, Jutio, Esmtialdas
Cbanangt, E Cuslaso, Cua)aquil
fcTTiandra Salvador, Rleardi, Quito
farnandn Salvador Alfrtdo.^lo
PrrileZaltumbide Caclot Quito
COnratra Rubio, F , Guayaquil
liolsuin, AiMoiueJoat, Quito
Jearj Lrnpollo Cunaqiiil
Shropshire Sheep
Z«bd Durbaia Cattle
Shortbom ..
Shropshire Sheep
Shropshire .
Criollo Cattle
CrwIloShr^
Criollo Horara
Durban) tatllv
Shropshire Sheep
■Duiftaia tattle
Durham
Holstein ,.
Shorthorn ,*
Durham
Criollo HorMS
Aneus Durham CafU«
Criollo Pijs ,
Anfut Duibain Ca"!*
Zebd llolslrin
Hotsiein
Holstein
Norma (idr
FWnish
Criollo Hones
Criolh) Cattle
Criollo tN(s
Criollo Horses
llrliieiniallle
Ctlnllo Pin
Pertheeui Horses
HolsieiB CattI*
Criollo Cattle
Insda, Bansda. B^ahoyo
Icara de, IVtrj B , Bababoyi
JarriB, Aipiiles, Cayambe
lara, Pompilio, IDcbala
Lasas, Juan Uuuet, Quito
Uan tiUa, Cdsar, Qui to
ViariJiiexV . , .
Orrantia Luis Guayaquil
Olites&Co MM.Babahoyo
Quintett), Mieuei Esmeraldas
Riofiio, Rodol/o. Quito
Rsolrto. Carlos Quito
KobndoOi.Tomis Cuasaquil
Rosales de.Josefma Guayaquil
RIvaleoeira Nioolis Guayaquil
RuisS.Atanasio Gabahoio
Routes. Agusiin Ibarra
Rosales. lUlsel. Ibarra
Samanieco, Carlos Ambalo
Senlla, Faneisco Ambalo
SaoUstevande.V .ouasaquil
Unbe, Praocisee, Quite
Vitert.OeUvio, Dabahoyo
Waener Joree. Guayaquil
Zaldommde Ralael Quito
Criollo Cattle
Criollo „
Criollo Pigs
Hoisiem Cattle
Criollo Horses
Red t’oUed Cattle
Romnev Slarh Sheep
Largo Bla k and
Poland China PiSS
Criollo Horses
Criollo CatUe
Holstein
Durham ,
Holstem ,
Shtupshite Sheep
Holstein Caltle
Criollo ..
Criollo ILorses
Holstein Ctlila
lutian ■■
ilolstcln ,
Holsteo it
tncllo ,
Shropshire Sheep
CnolloCalUe
CnoHe Tigs
Criollo Hems
Durham Cattle
Shropshire Sheep
Duthaca Angus Cattle
Criollo I
Kqlsteln ,
Criollo Horses
Livestock Breeding in Guatemala.
The Live Stock estimate for Guatemala slates . cattle 262.000, sheep 102,000, pigs 53,000, horses 55.000.
The “ Asociarion General de AgricuUuro*.
Callc Oriente, i, GuatemaU Gty, is an AssociaUoti
of the more prominent live stock breeders and agri-
culturists in this Repuhlic./through which imports of
Pedigree live stock into ’ Guatemala are arranged.
A number of bulls are bemg imported every j car front
Spain for the annual Bull Fights, a national inslitu-’
tion almost Indispensable, while the number of Pedi-
gree stud animals imported for breeding purposes i»
tn^easing. The United States of America is $0 far the
chief supplier, having during the last two years exported
459 head of Stud hones, cattle, sheep and pigs, to the
total value of about ^^4,000. Sheep breeding _»>»
Guatemala is lately enjoying considerable attention
through the Department for Agriculture and stock
breeding, caused by the visible changes to the good
which have been achieved during the last five years
through a number of imported rams, supplied by
breeders m tbe United States, and the native breeders
<ommence to realise that increased wool pr^uctHW
«f^ca»es bring better income than coarse
•fvj Lad meat from the native \Ktep. Pcepa^awia
with a view of drawing the GuatemaU breeders
attention to the value of organised live stock breeding
would probably lead to business in Stock for those who
may be interested in taking up this field. Sheep
breeding is chiefly carried on in the “ Altos." the very
high parts of the country where the temperature is
cool and pleasant. These sheep are reared for their
wool from which the natives make a coarse twilled
fabric known under the name of Gerga, sold to cloth
makers who turn it into plaids and other articles of
clothing, the pUid being a most important garment,
and used like the Scotsman’s shawl, as a substitute
lor a coal. Quite large quantities of these *’ Panchca "
are reauired every year and this, of course, is bearing
upon the wool industry.
Cattle breeding is also given more attention, and
the Association e! Agriculturists — farmers and breeders
“—arranges for local Shows held in various parts of
the country where the native breeder can see for
hiim^f how modern machinery and first class breed
animals differ from what he is accustomed to. Guate-
. tnaU bokis NsnAoubtedly a (\it\Ke \vi sbeey. breeding
CUATEMALA—THE CUIANAS
769
and pig reanng, but ibe country is only just emerging
from Its obscure past, now fully conscious of the im-
portance it might p!a> in* ibe future Railway con-
struction IS lagging behind, presenting the popula-
tion in many parts of the country from mosing about
Giffee is the chief agncultural crop, but tobacco and
indigo, and in some parts of the countr> cocoa, ere
cxtcnsi'cly cultivated Fully 7 *% ®1 the total of
exportable articles arc absorbed by Germany The
population IS probably about 2 000 000 and of these
65% arc pure Indians The pnnapal ports arc
San Jos6, Champenco and Ocos on the Paahe side,
and Livingston and Puerto Bamos are the mam ports
on the Atlantic side The capital, Guatemala la Nueva
a steadily expanding town, with beautiful parks and
buildings, etc , is in the interior Here the trade of
the Republic is centered, and any movement in favour
of extending or improving the breeding of live stock
vv'ould have to meet the acquiescence of the politicians
as in Guatemala everybody who really counts as some-
body, IS * in for politics The soil is generally most
fertile, and would yield many times more than at
present if the art of farming was more seriously pursued
Guatemala is a remarkably beautiful country, with a
very intelligent people, although inclined to take life
somewhat too easily. In the lake districts the climate
IS often depressing but m the Tableland it is mild and
salubrious, and always agreeable and the native live
slock reared m these distnets testify to the fact that
soil and conditions are very favourable for domestic live
stock breeding Owing to its proximity to Yucatan,
the influx from Mexico of brera animals is at times
quite perceptible The drawback in this beautiful
country t$ the frequently occurring earthquakes
Live stock breeders, interested in the possibilities of
opening up trading with Guatemala, can obtain in-
ormation concerning live stock etc by communica-
ting with the Secretary, Asociaadn General de Agn-
cultures, Calle Onente, i. Guatemala City
The Association publish an Agricultural Bulletin
in wbidi from time to lime interesting statements are
made in regard to farming and live stock breeding
Some years ago at a Live Stock Show held in Guatemala
City the exhibits in the Class for Dairy animals were
quite remarkable and certainly illustrated that milk-
ing cattle are now bred in the country quite com
parable with such m many other countries Through
the importation from lime to time of Shorthorn bulls
several herds have been greatly improved, and the
butchers pay much higher prices for animals on hoof
from such herds, the meat being marketed as Durham”
meat Among the dairy cattle strains preference seems
to be given the Black-While Friesians, in this country
called Holstein cattle, and in various parts where the
breeders have opportunities of supplying milk to a
town, quite good Shorthorn herds are maintained
In the district near Guatemala City, Guernsey and
Ayrshire cattle are very frequent It is stated on good
authority that the native cattle Cnolla. are every-
where assuming larger size, better appearance and
yielding a larger quantity of milk through the influx
of blood from these now mentioned breeds An
article of trade of some importance skimmed milk, is
largely consumed and it is generally Held that the milk
skimmed from Jersey cows is of a better quality than
other breeds Tlie consumption of dairy products is
on the increase as the demand for better butter and
cheese is now more general , and the Department of
Agriculture hold thaf Guatemala may develop as a
dairy product country Large quantities of imported
condensed milk end powder testify, however, that
the home production is not keeping pace with the
consumption
- Livestock Breeding in The Guianas.
The Live Slock estimate for the 3 Guianas stales
Cattle
British
French
butch
145 000
7000
18 000
Sheep
31000
300
350
Pigs
*7.500
8000
6500
Horses
2 200
600
200
In the Temtories known as * British Guiana,*
“ Guyane Francais ' and ’ Dutch Guiana — or, as
the Dutch call this Colony, Surinam, the breeding of
cattle, now a not inconsiderable pursuit could be
very greatly extended as these three Colonies only
divided from each other through light boundaries
hold very vast lands of wonderful pastures Especially
IS this the case m the British temtory where on the
extensive savannas very large herds of cattle are bred,
the value of which however, 1$ very questionable
owing to lack of railway communication roads, and
transport faalities for bringing live stock down to the
coast Speaking m a wider sense, the Guiana lands
really indude a considerable portion of Venezuela,
and that part of Brazil which lies north of the Amazon
and the Rio Negro Rivers The climate is very
humid but not unhealthy, and the temperature is
always high Everywhere, all over the three temtories,
the soil IS remarkably fertile As regards the British
temtory. it is almost entirely unexplored. In
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The number of agricultural schools all over the
country is increasing, and as these are chiefly visited
by the sons of the large Estancieros and live stock
breeders, propaganda material for improved methods
in breeding might advantageously be distributed
among these institutions The considerable numbers
of Qiambers of Agriculture, spread over the various
States, are likewise institutions to which the interested
live stock breeder might with benefit to himself send
his propaganda material The names and addresses of
these Sdiools and Chambers as well as prominent breeders
of Pedigree stock can be seen m the following list.
Prominent Breeders.
CATTTE
Appendtnl Manuel rerrocamlNo 3 Tlalpam DF
BrecdcrsCxportCo e/oDir«Gra!deAgr SanJacioloDF
Cano JaciDto QurriUro Qro
Ciota MguelAgurre CipreslCl Mexico DF
Coppe Lui9 Ranch La Albecca Antieapotzalco D F
Cortina Ipnacio Madrid 18 Htxico D F
Dossani* Arturo Hda Canetas Querftaro Qro
EseuilaArr Cl Stcxe Est Pri^rtso, Hgo FCdelDcsague
Galindei Text de D Rmj de Cuba 86 hUxieo DF
{ leob Lnnque eA> Dir GraldeAgr SanJacmtoDF
aguna Kdi de La Puebla Pue
Landcro Joadde Alamo No 4 Mtxico DF
LlajuRo ADtSfuo TabaiOo3?S M#rieo DF
Mint I A CaU Nueva Inturgentes 259 M4x D F
MiUhrl Pierre B CruceroTlacopae S Angel DF
Mora T F \ds dc Ranch El Pilar CuautitUn M4 k
M utuxabal Her « Ranch Aealoteneo Attoapetialco D F
Sietnbro Cnnque Ranch La Cap Ua CuauUtun M«x
OrtuendoyCia S AntenioAbadS M4uco DF
Quer4tare Cob Est Quci4iaro Qro
HodrlBuri Sues d A e/o Dn Gral de Agr , San
Jacinto D F
Rul >1 guel Dounuintes EtI r«8ue)as Aguascahentes Ags
Sanchez JuSn Manuel e/o Dir Gral de Agr San
Jaeitilo O r
Tajle Alberto Rnaa PanalS MixeoDF
Tagle JuinRivat Av Juirez4S Querataro Qro
Tamaulpaa CieuelaAgr dc CiudadVetoru Tamt
AalIKn laustliu CalaaetaViga2<2 M4zieo D F
Vidal Alonso {ztapatapa DP Fries —
Villalha AntonnPleeo Pnvadade Nazas M4xeo DF Fnesian
Villar Vicente Tivoli del Eliaeo M4zie« OF Ftietitit
Jersey Fnetiao
Shorthona
Ayrshire
Fnesian
Fnesan
Fnesian
Fnctan
Fnesian
Jntey
Fnesan
Fnesian
Fnesian
Fnesan
Fnesian
Jersey Fnesian
SHEEP
Esc.Geg deAgncultura Ciudad Victoria Tams
Care a laiia Felipe Ranch El Alamo Polohtlia
Gdmer Marte R Banc Nac Credto Agr M4x co D F
Michaus Beniamin Est Bernal Quer^taro Ora
Paparclli D D 4110 Keumore Av Cb cago E U A
Rubo Hanaellstuy Gautemala60 Mexico D F
Rul Miguel Dosamantes Est PeilueUs Aguascalienfes Ags
Hampshire
Cotsw Rambllt
Lincoln
Lincoln
Lincoln
Amer Cotswold
Hampshire
PICS
Fox JosdL PartW Mexico DF
McCaoo H |0 Hda La Patera Cpe H dalgo D F
Pimentel Manuela c/oDir GraldeAgr Sanjaemto DF
Fugibet Join AbeaiamGeasilerlU Mexico DF
AgneuUuray Fomento Sna M4zico D F
Poland Ch oa
DoToe Jersey
Duroo Jersey
HORSES
Conailer Ramdo Cone, Tacuba 14 M4t co DP Bleed
Rubio Manuel isitay CuatenalaCO M4xice DF Blood
ViUalba Antonio Pbego PrivadadeNaras21 MdxicoDF Blood
GOATS
Arvlru Hoos Qairetaro Qro Suata
Conrilez Ennqas Florrsta S Tacuba D F Nubian
RuW Alfonso M Verazay Pasteur 109 Quec4taro Qro Nubian
Chambers of Agriculture, etc.
in Pedro Ave Madero 1 M4x D P
a y II lhao CiuhtemoCr n SlJ XKx D F
s Anerl KaTTiAnCutminCO M4x DF
[| ceur Came So 1 M4z DF
ra AerifoU Nacioiul Actopan Hgo
ra Agr rota NacMnal Aguascal entes Ags Apartado postal 143
ra Agn ola Nacional RiodeCaAa CanlOndeiosTuxtUa
ra Aencoli N annual \er y Canadcra CiudailV ictona Tamps
ra Arneula Sarlona) I mnteras Son
nAgnnU^a ii^al Guadalajara JaL Apartadop»talS56
ra Axn'. U Ni Iceial Itsmo de TrhuantepK
ra AgTirflaVaeional J«e I'CmUKica CA ApartadoSlfl— S
ra ScTM-oIa Naer nal Leon Clo Aparlado *»o 2S
Camara Agneota Nacional Minds Vuc Aparlado No 70
Camara Ajnicola Nac onal 'lonterrey N L Apartado No. 2.
Camara Aencola Nacional Morel a atch
Camara Agncola Nac onal Navojoa Son AparUdoNo 8
Camara Agr .oUNucional Oaxaca Oax
Camara Agricola Nacional POchutal Osx
Camara AgneoU Nac onal Puebla Pucb Apartado310
Camara Agrkola Nacional Queretaco Qro Pie Madero 54
caraara Agrteola Vacional SaldUo Coaft Apartado J72
Camara Agncola Nac onal Socnnusco Tapachula Cbis
Camara Agrlicota Nacional Torredn Coah Apartado 153
Camara Agricola Varroaa] ViUabersiosa Tab.
Agricultural Schools and Instructors on Livestock Breeding.
Iraaa JottAivarei Santa Teresa JtW U4x DI
Irastorea Ukcas MAoPerdidoNo 8 M4x DI
LaKirJa Acu.el \lcoiencall 1 Mex DF
Lavuri n Cuevas Tesiamentarta de Iduatlo Hda los Morales Tacul
ijagum Antonia AcapulcoNo 31 Xf4x I» f
Ma temla carlm lUnenja CUvrna Atreapoitalco Dr
Martinei Claulw I'residenle do la borledad de Ltlablrros dellHs Mext
UerAa(on»>Sa SaU lol-vl M<ix D P
M t boll IVTTO ll Cruterod' fUcopae San Awfol D 1
N >n ca Sros CalleJVio Cah u»2t lac ba l> 1 ^ ^
Dyambim Man n I sq ilna <1- v toy M o* MCx DF
• lln <s
(.uosja,, aTa'ubarjMCi I> f , „
ulxarV Mantoirarrla CmcotvtVi AUcapottalco DF
•ara bev AS ega tuautitlio MCx
NICARAGUA— PANAMA— PARAGUAY
775
Livestock Breeding in Nicaragua.
The Use Stock estimate (or Nicaragua states cattle i.zio.ooo. sheep — . . pigs 13 000, horses 31.000
With only a scry small white population, the
ma)ont> being Indians. Negroes and Mulattoes,
and grazing land not particularly abundant, tt is under-
stan^ble that Nicaragua has almost no sheep breeding
industr> and comparatively scry few pigs As regards
cattle breeding, hovveser. tbis branch of farming has
developed very rapidly during the last twenty years
and the last census of live stock estimates the number
of bead at i,2io,ooo The horse stock is over
30/xw The indigenous cattle breed is unlike the
cattle in the neighbouring countries and may probably
have ongmally been brought 15 * the country through
Spanish settlers A number of American bulls which
have been imported from time to time have proved
suitable for crossing and probably a grading-up move*
ment if encouraged by the Department of Agriculture
and Live Stock Breeding, with suitable propaganda
among the native live stock breeders, would result
in discarding a number of ’* Criollo ’ bulls The
mtIL'ing propensities of the native breed are, however,
quite good, and the milk rich m fat These cattle
ace very slow-fattening and the absence of good meat
all over Nicaragua is a drawback that the visitor cannot
help commenting upon Nicaragua is a country of
some size, the area comprising 50 000 square miles
separated from Salvador by the Gulf of Fonseca on
the Pacific side Generally speaking, the climate is
healthy and the rainfall even m the wet season not
excessive Coffee, tobacco, cacao and bananas grow
abundantly, and in recent years the export of the banana
fruit has placed all other crops in the background,
the American steamship communication with Nicaragua
for regular importations of bananas bnnging much
wealth into the country The chief towns are Managua,
L-on, Matagalpa and Granada The population has
1 not reached one million yet
Livestock Breeding in Panama.
The small population m this Republic, so far not
even reaching the half million, and the lack of interest
for live stock breeding and farming, together with the
enormous heat during the greater part of the year,
nulitate against the development of the country as a
stock raiser, but n 1$ likely that cattle breeding would
prove a remunerative occupation in view of the every
year increasing number of vessels passing through the
country by means of the Panama Canal Some time
ago a live stock census was effected according to which
the cattle stock has sunk below the 200000 head at
which it was estimated in *925, and the pig stock is
now in the neighboucKood of 31 000 while the number
of horses is scarcely more than 13 000 The insigni-
ficance of Panama from the live stock breeding point of
view IS therefore, obvious
The total area of the country is 31,700 square miles
Once upon a time one of the most unhealthy countries
of the earth, it is to-day, thanks to the Americans
building the Canal and extermination of mosquitoes,
quite a healthy country where the soil is extremely
fertile and all the usual tropical plants grow in lux-
uriance such as coffee tobacco, cocoa indigo sugar
cane and vanilla Although the country is chiefly
mountainous at least 25% of the total area consists
of grazing land and land suitable for arable fanning
Tbe number of rivers traversing the country in all
directions ts considerable, the Chagres and the Bayano
nvers being the most important Tbe climate is dry
from tbe end of January to early in Apnl, when the wet
season sets m and continues for the rest of the year.
From one point of view the country is rcmarkablfr^
tbe entire absence of roads
Livestock Breeding in Paraguay.
According to the latest Lave Stock census, the stock consists of 5 517,000 head of cattle. 601 000 sheep.
85 000 pigs and 493 000 horses
It has long been held that tbe excessively bot
country of Paraguay makes extensive breeding of
valuable live stock more or less impossible, but results
obtained during the last ten years have sufficicirtly
prosed that this is not the case Indeed, Paraguay is
really remarkable for its salubnty, and as the soil is of
wonderful fertility everywhere and the vegetat on nch
in the extreme, presnous drawbacks in live stock breed
ing must be ascribed to neglect on the part of breeders
and owners
4S
Among tbe vanous agricultural crops which m
this country grow abundantly, tobacco and tea are now
world renowned The tea is obtained from an ever-
green plant, Ycrba Mate, and sugar cane, cotton, nce
and maize are cultivated all over the country The
vast stretches of pastures are remarkable for an almost
endless extension, and cattle breeding has long been
tbe chief occupation of the farmers, although it is only
of late years that attention has been paid to the
of improving the quality of the meat Thus,
776
PARAGUAY— PERU
quite recently, the meat had no Value at all and was
often throvm away, the cattle being slaughtered for the
sate of the tallow, the hides, sldns and horns. Now,
with a refrigerating industry springing up and dcvdop-
ing by leaps and bounds, the value of the Paraguayan
cattle is becoming more evident, and for practical
purposes, Uve stock men in other countries may cer-
tainly look to Paraguay as a valuable field for dieir
Stud animals. Such are now imported in increasing
numbers from Uruguay and Argentina. It is remark-
able that Paraguay has remained so long in a backward
state of development, in view of the fact that civilisa-
tion among the Indians was Introduced here earlier
than in the neighbouring eountnes. As early as in
the year 1528 the first steps were taken towards colonisa-
tion, and the capital, Asuncion, was founded in 1536.
The influence to the good on the part of the Jesuits wras
felt early in the seventeenth century, and thanks to this
influence, the country was almost paafied through
the gentle persuasion of the Jesuit Brothers ; but their
success was only the forerunner of troufale, as in 1768
they were expelled, and in the year 1811 the Spanish
audiority was thrown off. Later on a series of devastat-
ing wars gainst its neighbours, first Braal, then
Argentina ^d Uruguay brought isaster and ruin on
the Republic, and only very slowly could the country
recover and develop its natural resources. It is. on
the vriiole. a splendid country whose well-being can
only be developed through agricultural settlers, and as
these are welcomed by the Government and all
possible facilities are granted them, the influx from
other countries is only a question of time. It is a
country par excellence for the live stock man, and
the tales of contagious diseases affecting the cattle
stock, or poisonous insects making stock breeding
impossible, are certainly tremendously exaggerated.
As stated, the land is fertile and cheaply obtainable,
and Paraguay could maintain twenty times the
present stock. In the Agricultural High School at
Asuncion excellent theoretical education in farming
and live stock breeding is now obtainable, and the
increasing number of pupils seems to demonstrate
that the farmers of the country are awake to the need
of modem methods in their occupation.
Prominent Breeders.
Allan & N ariu, Pedro
Beiiltn Meolae .
llont> Hemanoi
CaccmSiCu Jacinto
Duarte, Simoo
lerrer, Hetnaoo,
Caaadeiu franco Panraara
Ciaaadrria Sacat«tto
juoM, tliituel
MariratriA Ocampco
Juan Caballero
Caatapa
Cone«pr)<lo
11* Air . tfoni
UbertaJ 110
San Pedra del Parana
ViUanca
VUuooea
CoDceptidn
Aiuoooo
Uetled EUiat
lleodora Sat
Uobt a Heuo
Prado, bileban
Rio* llenaaeo*
SaUiar juao P
Samoa Stlarae
Sociedad Ganadero del
SocmUd Sational de
AcrKultura
Vtcenie Oddone & Coeiilea
^ juioSepoioneeno
tiUanea
Caaiapi
San Juan Baututa
San Juan Bauliau
Juan Cabaliena
Calle Be ijamu,
CeastaDt
t/o Banco Areola del
Pafi«vif
Yulp
Miaionai
Mirionea
Atuncton
Atusctoa
Livestock Breeding in Peru.
The Live Stock estimate for Peru states : cattle 1,294.000, sheep 11,331.000, pigs 426,000, horses 193.000.
During the last ten years a number cf agricul-
tural Stud animals have been imported into Peru for
the purpose of pure breeding, as the native cattle,
pigs and sheen arc scarcely \*orth grading up, although,
as a point of fact, Peru was once upon a time one of the
most prominent breeders of Merino sheep Owing to a
number of circumstances, the eiusting stock had degen-
erated to such a degree that the live weight seldom
reached over 40 lbs. and the yield of wool t— 2 lbs.
As for sheep, so for calUe. Tlie indigenous cattle
breeds— there are four different types— have degenerated
to such a degree that they are almost useless, nearly
imposiible to fallen, and wretched milkers as far as
the cattle stock of the lowlands are concerned. In
the sterrm quile a dilfcrcnt t>-pe of cattle can be seen,
healihy. well developed and entirely unaffected by
the nnUgious diseases which arc very general among
I"* 1 ‘rwUnd callle. It is quite probable Uial these
nisnund cattle could f,* much improsed through 1
' crossing with suitable bulls of highland breeds.
I As regards pigs — degenerate, wretched loolang, useless
I animals, cruelly neglected, exposed to the vagaries of
I the climate, having to rely on themselves for foraging.
I This country is, however, certainly a fine field for a
I live stock Industry, and the Government, wide awake
to the possibilities of developing such on practical
fines, are prepared generously to assist the live slock
breeder ; and as a very good commencement has
recently been made through the importation of South-
doom. Hampshire, Suffolk and Shropshire sheep,
besides a number of fmt rate Rambouillet rams a foiind~
dalion has been laid on which the country undoubtedly
can develop a very big sheep breeding induslO"'
The Government have established several live
stock farms, and the model farm, *' La Granja Model©”
at Chuquibambilla m Puno, 12.000 feet above ibc sea
I^el. IS forging ahead and now a subject for personal
visits of breeders from all parts of the country.
PERU— SALVADOR
777
Prominent Breeders, Peru«
naracco AbcUrd<3
Dunschi rrdro
Ctinq\s«
CfiTO J asco Ccfpft
Churtlla I avual
Coloma Cesar A ACompanla
D Aponte j Ribeyro Luis
DotiiucI y Petti
Eeu'gnttn Hermanos
LscanjiS Rafael
Femandini Llias
Fernand m Fulopo
Gutierrti I^blo
IsoU CloBaU
K1 urc Gerardo
Labarthe B elifh —
Laninnecs Hermanos
Larco Herrera Hermanos
1 etrari Hermanos
Lerherias Loxlas Lima
Calle \ uTtyna 44S
Hacienda Camacho
Crrro Pasco
Calle Hifa 3n)
Ld f c Q Coloma
Trapitos2'0
r ranja Modelo
I'lura
Calle Padre Jrrdniino48S
Calle Rii a 4li0
Calle La Kisa 400
A\rnu)a Lrmiu 3o0
Calle Coca 4*2
CdlicialUlia
\ lUa \ illaman Magdalena
Leebenas Lnfdas Lima
Trujillo
Cirro rte Pasco
Macxil Ilneo
NemdAcila Cbaert Riot
NefoclacKSo Laredo
Sosigla Pablo
Obveicoya Josi Puente
Otero Luts
Patidn Antenof Ririo
Pic^a \ luda de i hljos
Pope Saotugo
Rifiui Hermanos
Rivera I uentes
Sotiedad AfTscola Chicama
Sociedad Ajincota y Canadera Pabi
Socieitad Agncr^ y Ganadera
Sociedad Canadrra Corpaeancha
Socledad Caoadera J unin
Soei^ad Cacadera del Centro
Sotiedad Ganadera Lchupata
\rn(ura Pedro
\ lOacampa Carlos PaUe o
Lethenas Unidas
Elihcio Coloma
Sataverry
Paseo Colon S'S
Hacienda Cbacra Alla
Tarma
Avenida Pardo 33
Calle Coca 451
Calle Disorclada 634
Hacienda Lobatoa
Calle Judios 2*0
Hacienda Camacho
Calle ConcepdOo 50*
Calle Concepcidn 507
Ca Is Concepcidn 507
Avenida Crau 1171
Avenida Grau 701
Apartado 1622
Livestock Breeding in Salvador.
The Director General of Agriculture at San
Salvador, the capital of the Republic of El Salvador,
states that the interest among the larger land owners
for better breed animals points towards the possibility
that the Government may consider the granting of
monetary assistance to those who would decide to
import stud animals for the improvement of their herds.
The latest live stock census estimates the cattle
stock at 286,000 head, sheep at 21,000, pigs at 391.000.
and the horse stock scarcely more than 30 000 ^Ivador
is only a very small country, but m several parts the
conditions for live stock breeding are quite favourable
Almost every portion of the country is remarkable
for great fertility of the soil, and according to an agri-
cultural expert who recently travelled over the
country, the state of cultivation is excellent — in the
opinion of this investigator, Salvador is better cultivated
than most of the other sister Republics It is chiefly
as a producer of coffee that Salvador is known in the
world trade, and resulting from the great attention
the Government have for years paid to the necessity
of improving the coffee plant and the crop set aside
for export through grading and classification, the
Exchequer of the Republic enjoys a steadily expanding
revenue from the coffee export trade '^ile not so
long ago indigo was the chief commeraal crop, little
or nothing of this article is now produced Where
coffee is not cultivated, sugar cane, rubber and tobacco
have come in vogue Another article of considerable
trade importance is cultivated in this country, “ Balsam
of Peru,** although the name is misleading The coun-
try IS divided into fourteen Government Departments,
or rather Districts and the population, now i, loo, 000,
IS rapidly increasing Formerly a Spanish colony,
Salvador was later a constitutional part of the Republic
of Central Amenca but when this was dissolved,
the country declared itself an independent Republic
Officially the country is stated to consist of over 13,000
square miles, but recent investigations hold that the
area is scarcely more than 8 000 miles, and if this
figure IS correct, the expansion of the Republic is
remarkable The country is very volcanic, in many
places of a rugged appearance, but the charm of scenery
m many parts is great A number of beautiful rivers
traverse the country, the largest of which is the Lempa
river, forming the boundary between Salvador and
Honduras In the district of the great lake Ilopango,
splendid pastures can be seen where the cattle reach
quite remarkable dimensions A number of Estan-
a6ros have recently imported prominent bulls from
the United States, and the improvements of the
herds through these have drawn the Government’s
attention to the desirabiLty of granting facilities m
aid of further imports It is stated on authority that
the improvements caused through crossing imported
Shoithom bulls on the native cattle have been most
noteworthy The pig indigenous to the country is
quite valuable as grading-up stock, but the absence of
good stud animals where such could easily improve
the herds is rather astonishing
NEGOCIACION RISSO Ltd. S.A., HACIENDA “LOBATON,”
LIMA, PERU, SOUTH AMERICA AV 1 LEGUIA CUADRA 20
CRIA DE CANADO VACUNO & VACAS HOLSTEIN-FRIESIAN
\'EVrA DE REPRODUCTORES
LIVE STOCK BREEDERS
SPECIALISTS IV FRIESIAN CATTLE
Correspondence Invited.
URUGUAY-
Livestock Breedmg in Uruguay.
Sy t'-- Ar^5=it=rs2 Aisoiiass e! XSrz^ssy (A5X:ia6a Rssl elsl Urcr-^y) K=rtt
Tie Lj' s£tocL Industry is tii* maiastsT of Unigvtsy,
znd tk:s siiOJis i ojntMiuouJ <5eTeIo?3)cr:t of meat j
trado. Ttree and a I'alf centunes aro iK* temtorv
vHdi nc^ ctCTpnses the RepiJjljc did not ccetain a
single bead stock, but v-ben tbe r^o%^ bezutAil Gty
cf 5^ioi‘c \ ideo w as founded in 1775 tbe countrv beld '
some 25 milLon bead H those days ceJy Ksdes end
taJlov ■were utiHssd, but later on when the sail meal
trade -was e«i2hL'hed meat from LniroaN came into
w-orJ'd-wjde use. Toe Lruraaj salted beef obtained
and now bolds a great reputsljon in foragn marlrts.
partjcularb in Giba-
lo a rmjlar manner tbe production of woo)
reca\ed a creat stimulus through increased world j
demand, and has contributed m rvj small degree to
tbe general w-edl*being of the country*
jth tbe estsblisbment of freezing plants tbe first
of which started operations in 1905 end of whidi there '
are now four capable of commeroaily handling meat
on « laree scale, the live stock mdusm entered upon a
new and prosperous career, arid to-day. with the
Afswtine Reputbe, Lrueuai daims pnde of pUce
in the supply of the best chilled meat deii\ered m tbe
Ensluh ai^ other markets
Lftfuav IS in the temperate lone of South
America, bounded on the East by the Atlantic, on
the Sooth by tbe nrer Rate, and on the West b> the
mer Ururuay. and borders Brand on the North and
Eist and Argentina on the ’'S'csl. Her area is 156.926
•ijuare blometres The atcrege normal temperature of
the whole country was from 1901 to 1925, 15.08 degrees
Cefttigrsde, records showing « summer beat of 2X.5
degrees and 107 degrees winter. The population
n-rmhen 1,680000 approximatelv 9 people to the
square kilometre, and the Hepubhc is diynded into 19
DrpartmenU The landed (rural) estates comprise *
Farrsot lOO heettret to area 66.67)
. » too- 503 ... . 18.166
. - 500- j;jX> ..... 572 S
. . IjKO-lOjaOO ..... 3.129
The nuaier of siatlle and sheep was, sscordrss
to the 1924 census, -45 head cf cattle and 77 sheep per
square ialometre.
As stated, the tsdustnal and commerod sctrrities
cf the CDimtry dem e thar ^larecter from die breeding
of lire stiicL In 1905 the " Frijerifics Urttsurva
vras founded, aad to-day diere are four larsre roeat-
handln^ estahbshmesits. thre* in the Capjtsl Depart-
ment— Messn. Swifts. ’’Li Urujusya'" and the
** while the fourth, the ** Ansdo-Uiutuaran
IS in Ko N^to As to diesf capaatv, in 19^^ these
establishments handled 715,000 bead of cattle a-id
sheep
There are ten salPng estahlishroents enraged in the
productio*ic( salted beef.and various factories for pr«er-
\od mest whose products are everywhere in deciaao.
The Ameuimraf .Assoaation cf Uruguav. *he
oldest SoQeti of breeders in the eountrv, found« in
1887 Herd Books for the registration of pure-hred
cattle;, sheep pirs and horses. The Repuhbe to-d«'
possesses excellent Lv® jtock and suppbes lugh rode
meat to many forern markets Separate Hero Bools
for the various breeds have hem in esastefice for
mam years, the mines to which are subject *r®?
strmvent tm estimations The populantv of Bnliih
breeds may be rathered hwn the following entnes
tn the respective Herd Boots, thus
Breed.
Hwtfoed C»*t3e -lASJi Entree*
SSenfjorn «
PoJlid Ahrrdegn Arna C«ale
R^oiJed
~ HI -
Dex*et . 37 .
Luxota S)«nborD . .. 3! .
Besides these, there ts a number of other breeds,
such as the Frerui Vormandy*, the Flarttande #nd the
Ourcliai«e. and the Swiss Brown and SimrrmtalcT.
Uruguay s Flock Books comprise sea era! of ihe
RrvK«t. .f.*.-. wAn, ,k.
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URUGUAY
779
Prominent Breeders.
MmfkU Cmi y Nij-cJnSn
Aniv WaltrrCn'^U'^* \('n«
Knrbo > ban^j Xm.Ua l^t.Cb.Tnia<s
^iKborma \am)dr Uarra d« ‘Un J uan
\cta lines. Den Carlos. Diniad dr Korha
Aranimdia lines, 1 1 ralmar L> KoUrtKSa
Aruif^ru l«ar l!a Ffrmnra Lst. *earandl liraiulr
Arocma Cap rro D rSo.CabaSa Areiema C.tjoanicu
ArM«iia.Ca(lot A,SantaMaru Pavsanda
\reirnia Carles \ La Chicara EsL l‘n>(T«vi
AiTanr Hrrmanes Lai Levna* Cbataintr
\mhillapa Frrnun SurvoSararvd barand dr \rapry
AmV 1 ua I S xtw CL Imn. via Carrnrlo
Amb asa L. Lorraio, San Jes^ Cbtlrno, \ la Caimrla
Amliafa Iranroco Santa \drU Eit Kobolnlo
Artoaea Juan J<r^< dr Marpanu Hrtrr K 1»1?
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Arnarr* Ltreoner j Jubo, . a a «r It Teian A
Barrats ) Mesatd Burn Rrtiro Tm Arlwlri
Bctcusos AUfrivtlSrue* t'lKlta* Lglot^dai
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Bitio Hrimancs, Santa 9* itirt i n
Bormeiter y Jautmijr SaaCarlaa ai SrrciOn
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* — \|jU( I 'khoethoen
(>^) Hereford
Shorthorn
Sbrr thorn
Iterefo^
Hrreford
Ifetef rd
Shorthorn
Shorthorn
(iF) llrrefyd
Notrotodr
Itereioid
bhorthoRi
'•Acrthern
Hml-^
'vhori.Sont
llereK'^
Heref ud
■kbk'rtb.'TO
ihsthert
Uerrf Ski
Ingarai Fers a Sjm Mao s. Lat. I a1
jua uvloi I’atOkJ no, Les Atulejvs Itipobt
Jrllenn Txiaitt La FVin IVrIil La Lala
Jrllenes Tut ai tV LtsCrt«s.TrT tai Im
KarlFn Feileneo. Fit Tara ««
Kell Juan L- La \ xtena I •« lUl la»
LaConocmla Fstanna. la n \nlta IV-Vem
MrrrFrd
ildkioa
La Fra
LaoVr 4 _
LanlkX I a. A Ut Tm I a
laeFpaMratAi Aero la lli
la FSan i IHalri w San FVaw
ais<a I u lauku 11
URUGUAY
PROMINENT BREEDERS (contd }
Se«U>n Erroiw sli ConciiUas Sbortlwm
OUio Jctsf V Tr« Arboto Est Tir* Art«l« (s) KfTtford
Orosco, jLsSoJosi yHoos iLSsPampas Awg«4 (») Hwicrt
Oroict) Oscar ts! t5 Solar Abra de Perx-'etao (*) Mwtfonl
OieyvaHcw Plata Mpas _
PanMli Hmnarot Santa Isabel Est \i>t
t} Hmford
'loro a dj
PamttiStsrbrg.EdoardaLasAtetiujas Pa>s4sd4 Hnetcad
Pasieniio, Antotno ihijoJ Los Molies Mollt^d Timcte Sbortbom
Psteta iJnos San Carlos \ era 01 Mftrford
Pedfueia F lf>“<lcVi tst Cardal Sbortbotn
PrBiJan ano Rul oo Su -• on Est Laureles Cmto Sbortbom
Co-osarto (j)
Pereira d« CanaiboTeodoOs Pivws SlmOhrMli
Pira Abe5 y AdoUo Rio de la Plata Rinedn del Pino Sbottbotn
Perlil* Aupjslo La \ njen Est Capurra Sbortboni
BRnmSwm
Pent LP la \ i mo J M aU fia Som atul B» •> Normands
PeynUo. Eatnba F Est Berta Bio Segro SborQioni
PietssHiiDl 3 R^era taAretea Ctt TmCnces Sborthom
Pu^at tSenceslaoC Sauce Soto Afea ta B2l Valtnln ft) HereCocd
Pence de lion JqsP Lem Sue Est LaTre^ua Sbortbont
Ptrury Eaniive Granta Mam Canetones Normandy
Prato Pedro L Ell La lula Mercedes Normandy
Puit Luis Sucesuin Est ElOmW Tnoidad H(re<<^
Rsenoi Eletia 'll dc Santa Elena SanndiCnM« Sbonbora
Kerrford
Rtei Con*aB<mardo Manab-oel Est PsdTtra Sbortboni
Rtei remandoA Est Timbauba Ejt TrnCruoR Shotibon
Abeniedn Angus
Eitso Pablo ClCuayaein Eit Cairo Cbaie Kereford
River Plate Ftmun* Co Los tiertnoa tlen»« (}} Htnlofi
Kotmna LattneloS (.abaita lalita Ageocu Tabu Sbortboni
Aberdeen Angus
Robtedo Btnventvo LmA&ius i'eUcuno Hmtord
R«Sfigurt ADidoHna Cabaft* Abaio Eit UsAedraa{s) Holsiein
Rednguet Som jend Mana Et Taniman SannJidel Yi Shoribora
Rodnguer Medardo Itan Jlriardo bst Valentines (a) Hrre>^
Sbortbom
Rednituer Ousa K > C IxnCan )l SaraodidelAi (a) Hereford
Shortboea
Rubs) JubaO LosCardalw L i K<F^bt Hortoad
Rufeiobatnpete Manuel A La> Fkires Esl Kepwbo Keirlud
Rnelle Adolfo L4 ttedia Luna bsi 'Tooiai GomeriMo Heerford
Salve y Don iflguea SanUAnaeU Lit C deUsCuenias tlerrtard
Sahetio ManaV de Ssnu Ana Coionu Sbortbotu
Salvo. Lomto Cababa Saho (a) Sborshem
Salsa ycta Uodisw cabasa R flcdn Liberiad Sborsbora
$«ncbft iMt 1 It La \«ea Vsseviitos Itereford
Sanebet Ksull LaCbn^utta Lst La Lata llerefnrd
Sana Eduino sanu I uiemia tapsandu irt Hereford
K sJoKo A El R n'dti a verido j*) Normandy
j ^rido
... . UtpR ilnos I I siirador lasodeLugo Herrfon]
Sbsv AdvlJoL AN Lae Man-aniae Est Drabble llerrbwd
SLa.« Rvaitdn S LaDUea. I antatwria 4 s C Kcstmaadv
ilereloed
SStw KiaidoJ (a>Hurtr0S<a^^sl LaaPiedras SofUiaady
Senra AINtu. La Pal a P tos Hertford
Atntfa Mbmn y J M Sieo/a I an I nes Hrrefced
5i]> r ra tianuel ] 1 Parvenu hsi > ta I Mum Itertlotd
AiNTMa San«.n \ I L>l ! rale Slim Heietord
‘uKnta ». s >» Ana Marta jjl f raJ le Murtto Hereford
Sernyvp I vj I P sanu I lena Lsf Partab >| Hvr**oed
I ..i-— >••»'<• %avarn> Hereford
neola rteriJ* fi) Heirtoid
ShortSom
•solan- 'prsus '•an Shortbora
Sere IbwTa I rye iVee> Ilerefon)
Vee Ibarra jceye Lit l<*<is Irtcruan
St »br» 1 tu KtAerlo, Itlnton de I ran u Tit AouRC l«> Herrioed
SSerniotu
MuPr , fit Haolo dbertfcom
'^snts Joairatna, I tend* llertfoed
Sceaeda 1 I eyevai
StoAev Van o
A»*C*a 1 1 A I. , _ , ,,
Swesaei Atreos J 1 C.!r»nlo
Vuteeao IttiiQ i-utaaarvano
rdlo^fian ^nta Ana Vaio, Shortbcvir
»< bulbrtUnoi. La iTStv.a San Salvador Vbceth u re
’ * t'lbninuii LaMsru fit iatreilai ill llrref-irH
-n J eal $ ii I aotpa s^rfcrasr
• erticar MnierTa.SantaiVvenlna fn^il SbosShniU
aa de i n.n CataWn CaUUn IferHntirl
*1 Attarsvevna La* f’lotrar CrmA^ta Mvalbara
lUaririra blteUl ill llaaras Hmfad
rerra I 'aa. cerra d» la fiaaitera Panda Herefied
nneysu a l Ml / la I
ttenload
AmnaMy
UgattamesdiA y Hiuis rpaiicisco Sau PtJincisco, Paesda I^ottaaadf
C«KiU
VgUtt J0S6 R Eseta Marta Cst Yewag (s) Kewfoed
Uogo R Agmtin, El Cerro MttefawJ
Usdsmpiileta Scbsstsic.SanU Elena Praial ShortborQ
IfrdMSgaiiiiy RegUa Santa Trresa, Est Biscocho Hereford
Sbortbom
Um \aieotm lompits Corrales Heftbrd
Lfnoste eKiyosSaotosL. SsnOabnel Roboledo Herefonl
Umcote e Hijos Santos L Sant* Lam Florida Sbortbom
Urtubey. Albetto t-, Elena del Perdido Esl Dratjble (r) Sbortljorn
VMtaucaApa Maiuiel, Los Nor«»ndos, JatueCS
VabAO y Sucuo Antooio Castillos
Vasqnez Varela Alfredo. El Rutobo Faysandu
Vrdte&a J Cartos V Fedenco Vidiella Tolfd.
ViUatQil y Casas Jett Stajeti Est Casupi
Westab^ Jorgo tosRman Tdedo
VtrlsonyCia Santa Rita Esl Drabble ... . — -
VVilwo Jc^A La Palna Est Gutu Hereford
Young iTOTmraa R dr La Esperanra Est Vooog fi») Shorthorn
Hereford
Socoiaody
Sborthom
Sbortliom
Hoeford
Hertford
Sbortbom
(l) Shortboro
NonnaJvSy
jj) Sbortbom
SHEEP
AlmeMla Cesar y Napoledn Arlogaa
' ' Romney Marsh
Anchor ^mont SintaAm^fia E« Cberono W Lincoln .
AramcMta Hnoa tl Fulmar Ell Rotamess ic) Romnevatarsli
Lfitcoln
Asrart* Haimanos L«» Ueaas CbafaJett ft) Megmo
Amltaga Innciieo Sants AdeJa Est Roboledo jc) Lincoln
Bernier Caries LaGuuode PnlanMye CerroCnloraite Menao
B^u Ro4»Uo. El Lago Est Kepecho
BoiuUa Ortgidi? Las Roeas Marmaraii
taneola
Atsfiao ^
Doalaa y Hnoi Reinaldo j Cab La Besa Est PtlmlaS Uanb
Bonub^. SantiMo t El Rttuu Est «e>UH 5s> H*”“
Boreo* Catrel G E$i FI Ortro EsL Tr^Cwoe* lei NIerifio ,
- • - ;c#i f
Cabanas La V letona Lida La Vietona Eat Huado (eb)
Canfield RKardo(bijoi Carfwld Tactiarembo Msnoo
Cnrdoio Natcise Las N ertiestei Roche Metiao
Catidoso. Taretuo A tabasa Dtvita Ltt TambMOe
Carrsu Pablo (Biio) E) Troboiar Eit Ratjfda ghropioire
Cbtassaro. Ftmindes A Est Ch as>an »lto Menoo
Cobha® Lduardo C Media Agua Eat Paimitas (ej .7*^
Coehieb San Joan y S A Cerre* ije Sart Jusn Cofl Romnsy Varsb
Cb Uaa {ip)
Collares IsnaeIR Csi Colaree TrfoArbelee (cj 'jenno
t omas N o )oia M Us Meteedee tat MeOes 'dertcu
Cumo liasc L» Catora Pueblo tfsnscaU
E>»C Petto A^cvcLoe Part. SOS Lst IslaSarwdi _ '
nrl Pino Rodolfo E«l fSofu Tneulad ej Mennc'
Elbonjoy Vtccnie VtUafleotena CH OiKgu*f ,
a b |o Jos4 fcsi El Cardo, K J8d via Kfo Negro (et
:i Agn U Kk- Negro
Alerino
{e) slenno
(jj yfeeino
ilarleV Urtga"\Vs5trT CUntt I ARB Sfenno
It htue a H Unr fh jv) La LfberM Est UsaU Ul'} tl/nno
HuUnun lirruaio lab Juiu>MufO ill Queituay
Igoarda I strhao DumaAtmon a P ni ufTriRKladl
Lincoln
(t) tlenno
iguafoa Villa " ■ ' •
IndartoyCarbartno CJCambart Est Young fr) Romnry Martb
Jrllmea ToinJs tt Lit La IFort lorCst La Lata (eJ flampshife
Sbrops flirt
fvsTlen redrnco Psl Taei raa CnlncU (rFl Lt'^lo
Leyee Jose H U MaUi Ufa tSiajnanrt .
Merino
Uebtes'Ueasi atractCo AaentU Pichdeeo Cat Young (f) Romney Marsh
Maaset A Labana Raua tu tat bia Lurfa Afenno
Marcnttr l-ablo Ul San Lu 1 ilrtmtes (() honsney Manh
Martinet HardoFBniue Lit banJIanuri (r) Lfocc^n
UaKhsitU Jorge E. UCasaAIta Lst harandiCniKie (r) Alenon
UleanMgiie t rtnclsro Cu M nmonte TsiInIo (tl Viertno
VaaaW VmrIadeTedm Ul 1 miara fit Midire Romney Jtarih
UUso Jont V Ttei Art>/les Fst. Tm Arboles ft) Romney Martli
Ortvtsa JasloJev* yllnas Latf-ampas Aerguj fc) Romney Marsh
fSft>fee,(>var f it H Solar Abrade lenlemo {ej Komoey
. . - ... Abrade let —
lactieru ManirtV LcnYinna 5 avjdeParbo Merino
latdoSanuyana J«Al>f LaCalrra I at Tree Artwlrtfr} Romney M/rt’l
arm Hn>a,haaLartua Vere iim^'
Jarietti llern sonv. Santa fvaVl l«c Some I
JVirjetit Mvt ng Lduardo f S t Lai Aeenl>tss,l aysAndOlepl) Rwnne'
IVhataixann, R 9 I oa Suerskia I iL Uorelre Cerm Merino
Aniorado R)
P»t«r» luvenat daau MaeUna Pit, tJweeW Jtenno
I mjTM W rticeviao C . Nauee leifo Agenrta fUl V alefllfn (r> tferifta
DnasteU Jna lotny AngrI Ian 1 ueal niue taloalViue SMiTofilre
River PU»e t arm Co Loe Meeinna afertno* ■ -• o~"'— “ a'
If) Rr»t
URUGUAY— VENEZUELA
781
PROMINENT BREEDERS {contd )
Rod^ Emilio El EitnlM. Ett Cinioto Mmno
RodrtStM** Htwis linnSo E « lii rwdni It) Rtitnn*^ H»nlk
Rodrlinie* Mtdirdo Don Modardo Lit \*ltntin»i **'
Rodrliran Sosa R T (- Don Camilo, Sanndt di ' ' '
Saldlat. Hijo y Cta bruUsta Zapatrro
Sal>o Lcmio Cabafia Salro, Montrv)d<^>
Sana > Cu Dacu U Acacias rarm, Rocha
Sant rduino, Santa t ufrtnu Pavundil
Sant HodcUo A £lKtnc6n <a &«cu6n
|cl Mcrtno*
ft) Shrofrihit*
(c) Lincoln
Mcrtno
(c| Romney Manh
KamMT MaiA
Simpson LtiisaL-dc Santa Elena Ett ranili .
Soc. Cocfi dcAbasto LosUncoln LlnriJa It) tinc^n
Stancco Juan P Eicclsior Sayacn Montevideo Lincoln
StirlmeyCIa Roberto Rinedn de Francia EaL\ounK(<) Romney
Sue lion to 1 oflaicancaDo Sa Gracuna EsL Ceiro Col (t) Stenno
Sot D y £. de llourquin La Maria, EtV 1 alimtas (<) Lincoiti
Sue. \ irftlio S kre ra Aeeoua 1135 ^Ito 3tennO
Tidemann Hnoa. Ttdcmann Tnnidad (e) Romney Marsh
Merino
Ugarte Jos^ R Santa Marta Est \ourut (c| Lincoln
Lrtube) Alberto L. S Elena del Perdido, Est Drabble (c) Menoe
UnifuayU^ Col Ltd Las Drlicus Lst Que^ay Romney Manh
VannollillnM VannoUi EiLlaCrui Ltac^n
Victonca Alejandro Embrsdade Rio Secro EsL Francla Romney Marsh
\ lUami] y Casas Jos^ SanJoaC EsLCasupi (t) Romney Marsh
Wtlaoo Arturo SaiLta.An(«U£a,QyidtA!K>u. B —
Wilson y Cla Sanu K U Eat Drabble fe)
Loung Floreneia K d La Esperanta EsL^oung (et> Romney Marsh
tiarsh
PIGS
Cab y EsI La Victoria La Victoria Fsl Iluado
Cocb e6 San Juan yS A Cemnde San Juan ConcbiUas (cs)
Coocejo de Admin srarlon Dptal Durecidn de Abasto
Tantaftmbo
rcbesrerry y Camus Sta Clement na Est Algorta (*)
Lftacidn AgTO de I ay-sandd 1 aysandd (t)
Lst Deco MacCuUock SA Est San Gregorio Est
Dnbble te)
Aieiaodro Monron lleber Est Juan Jackson (t)
Berkshire
Berksh re
Berkshire
Berksb re
Berksh re
Berksh re
- . I Juan -
1 il Uric fh |o) La Liberal Est Lasala
a rsl Tara rat Coloma
Ics)
hatiea. I Metico
Alonni Sicesdn Cnnja H Alorini Pando (Canelones)
Panetb St ti ng Fduardo Fst Las Aven das Paysandd[csA)
Vicem Sac. y Cja de Agr V iveto Saclonat Toledo
VV Ison Arturo Santa Ang^l ca Ojo de Agua
Poland Chma
M W Yorkshire
Percheron
JIW Yorkshire
Duroc Jersey
Berkshire
Duroc Jersey
Duroc Jersey
HORSES
Anchorrna AaTdnde BarndeSanJuan Colonia (c) Percheron
Cash de Gaynor Luisa A dr SanKamdn EsI Beliaco (tl Percheron
FcbevettyyCanio Sta Clament na Est AlKorta (p) Percheron
1 rasehinl h Jo. C y CU Paj'sandd Paysandd Percheron
llobmann Hermann Cab Jul o Murd Est Queguay (ct) Peicberon
Atetaeo Alhrdo von La banducera Est Young (tl Percheron
Panettl Stirling Fduardo Las Avenidas Paysandd (esfi) Percheron
Voung Florencia R de La Esperanza Est Young (tt) Percheron
Livestock Breeding in Venezuela.
TKe Q{{iaal Liv« Stock estimate holds the cattle '
stock in Venezuela to be adtoooo bead the pigs
5x8000, sheep 113000 and horses x7i,ooo If this
estimate is correct, it would indicate that the cattle
census is {or the stock rounded up and maintained at
the Ranches m vanous parts of the country, provin-
cially registered , but, as the number of cattle roamint,
about over the large savannas and m the nver valleys,
chiefly in the Orinoco Basin districts, cannot possibly
be estimated, it is probable that many million head
of cattle, still unclaimed exist although they are no
man « property
Venezuela has existed xoo years as an independent
sovereign Stale resulting from the victory under Bohvar
the patriotic leader who conquered the Spanish crown-
forces outside Caracas in 1813 It is a large country, '
holding an area officially estimated at <150000 square
miles but probably considerably larger as enormous
stretches of land towards the Brazilian border have
never been surveyed The country can best be
described as dmded into three districts — the Guiana j
Highlands south and east of the Orinoco river, extend-
ing to the Parima mountains through which the country
IS separated from Brazil . the district of llanos of flat,
rather !ow-lying plains stretching Mest and north of
the Orinoco , and the mountain districts in north-
west and north being the continuation of the eastern
Cordillera mountains of Colombia Proluhty the
Guiana Highland district is the most valuable as it
has a remarkably fertile soil and enormous stretches of ,
pastures , but the actual value to-day cannot l>e esti-
mated owing to a total absence of community life as
there are no villages, and the few cattle breeders humi
here live at distances bclMcen each other winch rr«iuire
days on horseback to cover Tlie peojAr wimse
only occupation is live stock breeihng. ibr //uneros
would be considered highly prosperous if they
some land of organised and regular outlet (or the sale of
the cattle they possess, but the total lackof a transport
system militates against them
Venezuela is a considerable producer of coffee,
cocoa, tobacco, sugar cane, cotton, indigo and sarsa-
parilla, while the forests abound in highly valuable
dye-wood timber, rubber, etc Next to Brazil, Venezuela
1$ the largest coffee producer m the world, and cocoa
cultivation has lately increased so much that possibly
the country may some day ouistnp all other cocoa
producing countries In regard to animal life, the
same species, varieties and types asare found m Brazil
exist in Venezuela and here the most venomous types
of the boa constrictor and anaconda add to the dangers
m the wjlds It is stated that the rivers in Venezuela
hold more and better fish than an) other country on
the Amencan Continent and that the turtles Iv) a
larger number of eggs than elsewhere The petroleum
deposits in the country are now t*eing explorevi, and
experts consider them ver> valiivble Tlie total lack
of a road system compels the traveller to utilise the
pack antmni and railway construction is only wrv
slowly being undertaken Tlie uumWr of the |vpula»
tion IS not exactly known but | rolul b rwroxls
3000000 Spanish IS (.enerallv s|H»kni. anti the ihv'N'
consist of a small frailton of wliitei the ilesivmlsnts
I of the fust SiMiiMah sfitWis ami i f the to bvtv
the original iiilia) itants
llie actual Aknuiltuiat ilniiKts iivav U' rttiuvitwl
at 2^0011 square inilr* Hie Imt l*nU |e» u\ tW
valleya ol luikr Valrncu in the ^Isle t| t auU ‘ vy
' some distance inlaiut (it'in Ihieit « t aUll « \ wMvl iqi
to recent inanlikstt mis NVitciu l« ituU i«ob \wuiv
lain a )<|ulAtiiii ten timn iuvti thvy tt ,> ptv,s,-st
anti the l»t V i ( srtllfn, shry 1 1 itb an \ yv Me-' plolf
workers IS irtiitliuu il arl ) 10 t«\ kVMVwb^
(lOVeininrnt, horirart. thvf
liiluie must le (h\rl>tM \ alM'i) fsrti
VENEZUELA
re;
itock LrecdmR linci and rccensly {November. J927) breedmg m o{ late enjoying more attention, resulting
»c\ aside Urge sums of money (or tbe purpose 0! estaW from ibe many dames, cbicfiy m tbe Caracas Valley,
{islnng cxpenmentvl phnt ami live stock breeding whcrequitcgood pigsarcnowbrcd for the local marketj
stations riic chief vwrk carried out at these sbtions It is probable that the Puerto Cabello dislnct
IS to Bjcertain how xnd by %»hat means Vcncruela can » most suitable for the European settler The larger
best develop her natural resources Recently 4 Depart- land and cattle owners arc now beginning to fence-m
mcni for Vetennary Rc^circh ■was msugurated at sheir lands this being necessary to prevent the catdft
Mvrncav ^here a considerable number of animals of from roaming abc<ut and returning to the sota/inoj ft
the indigenous brmls arc now under observation ss probably rclnbly stated that in the Puerto Cabello
Modern agneultural machmerv is being imported dislncl alone the number of excellent beef cattle
and the tractor stems to come in vogvie A land Law easy lo fatten cannot be assessed st a l«s figure than
w-vs adopted m J912 vwnding to which all hnd belongs 1 200000 The largest cattle owner m the country is
to the Stile which ilone cm sell such lo sculera the Veneiucla Meat Products Company which possesses
Ceitam mtnctiom w-erc adopted such as that of fnsl over 6000000 acres m the Apure distnct-'mdecd
class Bgnailturfll Imd onK 200 acres may l>c sold lo this cornpanv owns enormous stretches of land into
a foreigner and oHintvlns grating hnd no more than which probably no white man ever penetrated The
5000 acres t>f second class graimg land toooo froien mcsl mdvisUv seems to make headway m spile
acre* etc *lhc very l>est onblc land can evervw here of the cumbersome method adopted for securing
Iv ptircha'eil it trom 1^1 lo 25s an acre vihile the re^uW supplies of citlle These have to be rounded up
vxt> best ►TMing Und cm lie obtamed at (rum £60 to m the Wafl»u and then dnven over land through Mxracay
£70 per square Icigue {^ 000 acres) As attic hreedmg along the i\ierto Cabello highwav, the transport
IS the Kwic industry o! \enfnieli but no cattle breeds reouinng from ihrec lo lour months tjme Puerto
were indigenous to llic cuuntrv it is probable tlut Cabello is an importvnt export place for cattle supplies
letllm V'ho cime from Andiluna in Spam brought to Cul» \ lew vein ago at the instince ®f the
with them fl nuniiirr of citlle the progenilcr* of the Department of \gtictilttirc a census was taken of the
present hreeda In t’»oo «hc vatile stock wss estimated Urge cattle raiuhcs and the number cf cattle in the
at alx-wt 1 jooeoo hnd while in t02O the District Cudad Bolivar dutna the main supplicrofhvecatticto
Inspectcr mtim-Ucsshowctlatoialcf 2600000 Breed Tnnidid and the french and Dutch Gmana ThtJ citlle
mg It ol course a nxittrr of Kapharardi no system district divided into five regions then held ?tS ciMie
or method exuimg and hn!e cr no care pven to the, ranches with a total number of i?8ooo caltk
Stock Acvcrdiivg to an Nmcrtcm estimate Iva'ed on horse* 3 600 pigs 4 700 goats besides mules snd 'hetp
investigations m 1924 there were then roughly t 250 As regards breeding of horses, sheep and pigX
cattle ranch owners whose ttfil cslmiated emle slock miny pood horses are bred in various aistnets and
was tabulated et a vaUic of about £4600000 One VeneiueU undoubtedly Has a native horse ovatcpai
of the rtmarkahle features of Vcneniela IS the enormous worth improving There is eertainly a scry valuable
area of perfecih level hnd — indeed, one third of the ficH lor the breeder of middle weight, strong and
total area or sav tro 000 square miles is excclfentb enduring horses The indigenous sheep br^s two
suitaf le for ciulc breevlmg In recent mvertigilions I or three are not particularly mtcrcsting, and there is
on WVii\f of the Government it v*as esumatcA that room for imprcrvcmcnt The pif: VrtceAi'^ MvavivViv
S5tx»oooo held of l^eef prrxfncing ealllc could be asalreaJy staled upiven niorcattenlitm.by Government
fuj lilted ail the yeir ihnnish on these Icvxl plims j and ranch owners able and with Vencrucla's fortunate
The Orinoco Valley holds exwlleivt cattle hr^ms ’ position (or the shipping trade, « rt »cry likely
districts 11 the elevation here is 6w l ixx> fret above remunerative trade in live animals at well as m sailed
sealnxl It is } mtvihh the fact tW the total numher potk couU be wrorked up by enlcrpnsing hve st^V.
cf cattle ranches in this region does not exceed twenty men who. as already staled could start business under
ehjefly m the Gichiveros snd Caiura districts t\a favourable conditions and with comparativcb htllc
for the chmate very severe drought is often eipc”vnced capital VenezueU is a hve stock breeding country
O'er the entire area of the grajring districts while at ' por eieef/ence and when the country is belter supplied
other times the riinfal! 11 abindant . and not mfre- with rwds and eommunicalions it will undoubted!)
quentlx when the nvxrs iwe the lands get (loodcJ develop very tatndl)
,\s for the fmling of esllb the grass is everywhere j Breeders of rciligree livestock of various ealewnc*
coarse sml the cstile seem trnii to care for the green wo«U do well to personal!) or difough qualified
shoots at the beginning cf the r»m> season The expetti mietngalc trade facilities as almost beyond
dairy iiwliwtry has dewleperf dunng the Uvt few years anv doult Vencruela will soori follow {he example
d wfh through goat mslV prinhiction (or cheese making rdreadv set by Colombia Uruguay, etc, and decide
lx I Allies (or f utter mjVinc ctmitfucird on snoJem that imj rovements of the existing slock can orilv lie
rnnciples are corrung to jl>c lore The cattle ar* eflccte«l through crosimg wilh valuable breed rMtenal
thsfflv iuiul le fcT Ivxf awi the meat consumption tn ( imported from other eounlnes
towns IS trgsilatfvj through vait herds of cattle The clmvite is healthy in most parts and d the
wual precautions are taken by the aettWr, n<’ great
l,ji Of, es.rme unld requireil Pie mks nmnw run
AFGHANISTAN— ARABIA
733
ASIA.
Livestock Breeding in Afghanistan.
In thts country with its severe cold during the |
winter and excessive heat dunng the summer months,
and enormous stretches of sand, several types of quite
good cattle are reared while excellent horses and very
good sheep can be seen m many districts The present
Ruler IS credited with a firm intention of creating better
live stock in this country, having been immensely
impressed by the types of domestic animals he had
opportunities to see during his recent visit to Europe,
especially m England The country is well watered
and m the fertile valleys of the chief rivers — the Amu-
Darya, the Murghab the Kabul and the Hen-Rud,
delicious fruit grows m abundance, such as oranges,
grapes, apricots, almonds and walnuts and wherever
the breeding of cattle has been promoted through
using good Indian sires, success has been achieve
The Afghan clover plant grows in abundance, and is
one of the most valuable of its land
Afgharustan proper has an area of nearly 240.000
square miles and the population is estimated at about
5000000 A census of the existing live stock has
never been taken and it is impossible to obtain a reliable
estimate In the low lands vegetation is very much the
same as in India, and cotton, sugar cane, nee and
maize grow m abundance The Afghanistan tobacco
1$ of good quality Tbc people enjoy the reputation
of being the most turbulent of aJI thenationsof the v^orld,
probably owing to the geographical position of the
country, enclosed and surrounded by other vsarlike
and turbulent races The neighbourhood of Russia
has always been the cause of restlessness and resulting
political disturbances As the time passes on and the
Afghan people have their eyes opened to the importance
of modernising themselves in outlook as well as m
methods undoubtedly the safety of foreign residents
will be ensured and there 1$ no reason why Afghanistan
should not prove a suitable field for live stock breeders
' and settlers
Livestock Breeding in Arabia.
Arabia or more properly, the Arab country,
composes the large south western peninsula of Asia
whi^ is separated from Africa by the Red Sea cast of
the Persian Gulf, and south of the Gulf of Aden In
this vast country the area of which is more than
1200000 square miles a number of independent
self ruling tribes, constantly warring between each
other, have lived since time imtnemonal whose chief
interest in life 1$ the breeding of horses cattle, sheep
and goats The medixval designation of Arabia
divided the country into three parts the happy Arabia
the stony Arabia, and desert Arabia which names,
however, were never adopted by the population which
dmdc this large stretch of land into Hejaz, Yemen
Hadramaut Oman and Hasa That part which is
called Nejd is chiefly a vast tableland, divided by
large mountain ndges where the Yemen uplands
reach an elevation of 10000 ft Generally speaking
Arabian lands are remarkable for sterility, with few
nvers, and only very few streams while the extreme
dryness of the atmosphere and absence of vapour
sometimes cause the country to be the hottest plicc
on the globe and sometimes extremely eotd llitit
at Muscat on the coast of Oman, the tem^ieratiirr it
never below 100° but more often n 5 *« Ihr Nejil
country IS very fertile It is largely Iwnleretl li>
deserts of shifting sands The licit cultivntnl ivwlt
(
are generally between the mountain ridges as the
torrents dunng the rainy season collect soil sprcvding
this over the valleys and thereby increasing the fertility.
It IS stated that m spite ol the v cry great best the chmvte
in Nejd is very salubrious a statement that is corro.
borated by the fact that very large numbers of sheep,
camels and horses are rcarro here Tliere are three
cities of some importance in this district. Riail, Qneise,
and Bcreide Wheat, rice and Uirley are generally
cultivated, but agriculturally the Arab* devote more
allenlion to raising lunvnas, water melon* and other
garden produce while commerciallv sivsikinS ihcv
concentrate on the cultivation of their dile | lantali mm
C offee it likewise cultivated and Arabian Mslva
coffee has long enjovnl w**il I rej utttion b f I'eing the
finest m the wtnM allhoiikh the ttulh 1* that thi« tijv
of coffee emvnvtrs fiwnv Abyttnwa
In (hat jvirt I f Aialna known at Yemen ) iwlwl K
the niott fertile tewuMi of tlie ci'unliv, the ilurl iwin.
merrisi ailivitie* of the Arab* seem to ion<iv^*t<.
Here a conn leral le trade in c<‘tt 'n k ''"b with Alii w
and India and tradinu in ivotv anidiv bubn
rcntiine* l»erii under ll»e i*»nti\'l ol Aiab* i lo nbinti
In nmha-val lime* ibr trade iiMitr* 1 1 tl a 10, i\b* iti
Arain iMttnl ihioiikh ^eioeo wbni tl a
stailefnl fiiMu IW^Ud iiwi»r^l tl * '
Alei|Mi, HauMiriii ant I gM I I wl n
734
ARABIA-^ORNEO
numbering 140000 camels earned tbe products of
Arabia to foreign lands Tbe inhabitants belong to
tbe Semitic race Ever since tbe earliest times Arabia
was the seat of advanced culture After the advent of
Mohammed tbe various tnbes of Arabia were con
solidated and formed a great conquering State and for
long Arabs led the world in literature art and science
and they diffused their culture m remote lands Thus
Spam was early a scene of Arab expansion but after
this country had thrown off the Arab yoke in the
eighth century Arabia fell to pieces and the change
to Bagdad from Damascus as a seat of the Caliphs
slowly brought on obscurity and confusion In the
eighteenth century the Wahabis rose to great power
dominating all the other tnbes Since 1839 Great
Britain has been in possession of Aden
The population to-day of Arabia ts probably
considerably over 3 000 000 of which i 200 000
inhabit the Yemen and the He)az
As breeders of horses the Arabswere early pioneers
and they are still to-day among the world s finest
horsemen Earlier than in any other country of the
world the Arabs learned to appreciate the value of
P« 3 igre« and it is no uncommon thing among the
nnost noted horse breeders to find Records dating back
for hundreds of years
As already stated sheep breeding is of some
importance the two types being bred belonging to
ttie fat tailed Persian type The average wool pro-
duebon IS stated to reach betweOT 6 and 8 lbs pec
head and the mutton is of a peculiarly agreeaWc
flavour Wealthy Arabs often own flocks as laige as
20000 and more The Arabian cattle are either
white coloured or red with white spots of middle
size fine build not particularly remarkable for inilk
yield aldwugh the fat percentage is high In breeding
among the herds has been earned on for very many
years and the results are evident There should
undoubtedly be opportunities for cross breeding As
probably the greater part of Arabia is still more or
less unexplored and large herds of cattle and flocks
of sheep are known to be reared in the valleys it is
impossible to obtain a reliable estimate of tbe existing
live stock but the numbers are probably very con
siderable
Livestock Breeding in Borneo.
All categories of live stock are bred in the island
which 1$ m parts still almost unexplored ^d sn those
parts which are under British and Dutch mflucncc
serious attempts arc made to improve breeding A
ijvc stock census in the strict sense of the word has
not been taken and the statements which are issued
from tune to time in regard to the existing stock seem j
to point towards a very small number of cattle In I
the mlenof indigenous cattle sheep and piRs exist
but their number cannot be ascertained The total |
area of Borneo is probably about 290 000 square miles |
As slated much of the interior is entirely unknovrn |
■'ihen the island can be more widely developed most
certa nh opportunities will open up for the settler
Borneo is the fifth largest island m the world situated
partly m the northern and partly m the southern
hemisphcfc Latge mouniams cover paVt of the
surface and l>etween the mountain ranges afe very
tarpe alluvial plains often swampy and unhealthy
The hghfst known mountain range is the tCirwbalo
10 the British portion of North Borneo where tbe
elfvation reaches nearly 14000 It A considerable
nimWr of large rivers traverse the island many of
which are ruvigable such as the Barilo the Repng
and il r Kapi>as rivers Wh le the 1 eat is not generally
A i mstve Borneo it not a particularly healthy place
It has been described as in most parts a seething
lungle densely clad with nch and vaned vegetation
In the interior a number of wild animals exist such
as the panther the bear various species of apes the
l-hmoceros the elephant and the avet eat The
number of w Id pigs is probably very considerable
and if these could be rounded up and crossed with
boars of European breeds most likely a useful cross
breed would result The natives Dyaks and Malays
are remarkable people tn many ways A considerable
portion of the population consists of Chinese and half
breeds The la^cf portion of the island in the
southern central and eastern sections was taken m
possession by Holland and is now controlled by Dutch
officers and officials who supervise their districts
through native chiefs The Dutch portion is divided
lato two Provinces the west Borneo and the south and
east Borneo A large part of the island consists of
the self ruling States of Brunei and Sarawak, and the
remaining portion including the island of Labuan con
stitutes Bntisb North Borneo a British Protectorate
The number of dairy cattle m the British portion
; prob^iy reaches 8 joo and in Brunei between 500
; and 600 and the number of pigs 11 estimated at 5000
I and 700 respectively These estimates however are
t ne^ reliable
CEYLON
735
Lhcstock Breeding in Ccylon>
According 'o ll'o lj%e Slock Census (rom iKis
Island the cattle stock may be estimated! at about
I 420 000 bead buffaloes at 425 ooo goals 15S 000
pigs 48 000 sheep 60 000 and horses only about
2000 The Government Live Stock Return* mention
some interesting results concerning breeding from
imported Ayrshire bulls to the effect that all the
imported bulls after having become acclimatised i
ha%c shown'ery good condition while proving depend '
able stock getters Tliese bulls have been chiefly ,
used for mating with pure bred Scind cattle and in
some instances with cross bred Scind Ayrshires Tbe 1
calves born have generally proved satisfactory being
very vigorous and at the birth much heavier tban the
pure bred Scind stock Wth the exception of colour |
the calves as a rule very closely resemble their sire 1
OtViCT points of consider&We interest for judging tbe '
merits or dements of importing pure br^ Pedigree
live stock for grading up the native cattle are that
the back in the cross is perfectly straightened out with
a total disappearance of the hump disappearance of
drooping hind quarters upright short ears of the calves
as compared with the long narrow ears of their damt
a flat forehead well sprung rounded nbs and great
ability to withstand the climate and resist diseases
The Live Stock Department sums up the results
thus far achieved as eminently satisfactory and the
Vetennary Officer finds justification for recommending
to owners of Scind cattle anxious to improve the milk
jng qualities of their herds the use of these bulls
The Government are working unceasingly towards
the improvement of the live stock of the Island and have
succeeded in eliminating diseases of a contagious
nature At the Government Dairy Farm rear Colombo
where Pedigree cattle ate kept interesting exjoenments
in breeding and feed ng are being carried out vith
satisfactory results The native breeders arc having
the r attention drawn to the results accruing from
breeding from valuable Stud animals whereby the
po%s hihty of avoiding diseases mcieases The im
portance of cleanliness and better sanitation is also
being emphasized At the Ambepussa Experimental
Farm a senes of experimental plots are planted with
Paspalum for the purpose of improving grazing TJic
meat supply is now b«ng regulated through an Ordm '
ance according to which cattle and buffaloes can only |
be slaughtered through Government permit and in
accordance with strict regulations Undoubtedly this I
Ordinance will powerfully assist in preventing the |
Ceylonese farmers from supplying badly fed animus
and inadentally it has led to improved methods in
breeding The supplies of slaughtered animals are
chiefly drawn from the western north western north
central northern and eastern Provinces No buffaloes
arc being slaughtered unless certified by the headmen
as unfit for agricultural purposes In the Province
of Sabaragamuwa where large herds are reared by
the natives difficulties have been experienced in
enforcing cattle disease regulations chiefly owing to
the animosity on the part of the headmen who are every
where (he largest owners of cattle but thanks to the
Government enforcing their regulations co operation
IS now willingly forthcoming and cattle disease is
certainly on the wane As and when contagious diseases
can be fully overcome and the natives induced to
abstain from indiscriminate breeding Ceylon will
I probably prove a good field for the exporter of
I Pedigree live stock as the native population is interested
in live stock breeding in which they find a safe source
of income
Ceylon IS indeed a country blessed in every respect
by nature and without many difficulties a live stock
industry could be created from which a considerable ex-
port of slaughtered animals would find markets m netgh-
iMunng countries The total area of Ceylon in-
cluding some of the small islands close to the coast
IS estimated at about 25000 square miles Every-
where the soj) IS very fertile and the vegetation luxuriant
Coffee and tea plantations abound Ceylon ranking as
third m the number of tea producing countries of the
world The climate is of course tropica) but the
heat IS always tempered by the proximity of the sea
The rainfall is nearly 80 m^es The bulk of the popu
Ulion are Singhalese the rest among them the Tamils
and the so called Moormen of Arabic descent are all
pursuing farming and slock breeding Ceylon has
been in the possession of England since 1795
ft has long been knoivn that the local stock is
' totally inadequate to meet the requirements owing
i to very scanty food supplies and the general indifference
I of owners m regard to feeding and selection In the
, past the pastures have never sufficed for the mam
I tenance of the stock and until the Government recentlj
I made concentrated efforts to improve conditions
' cattle as well as buffaloes seemed to degenerate In
' 1918 a new policy was adopted bearing upon cattle
I breeding and general impiovemcnt of slock and j te-
vention of disease while providing for commiinaf
grazing grounds since when leo constderalle im
pTovements ate noticeable The targe numliets of
wild boars roaming about are alwa)s a danger to the
pig stock as very often they are carriers of the Upe
, worm For a number of years cattle sheep anl gcvits
have been importctl every year from Inlii— ijivxv tv
I 15000 cattle and 90 000 sheep an I giviti 1 1 ij He of
the fact that Ceylon should l>e «l Ic to liml its
' supplies
726
CHINA
Livestock Breeding in China, Manchuria, Mongolia and Tibet.
Ill kempt raggetl and uncouth looking la.
jn one sentence the adequate summing up oI the
Qnnesft LiNe Stock With lew exceptions, the
<iotncstic animals tn Qiina Ksve exactly Uie saittc
appearance — as far as one can judge— as thousands
of years ago as agriculture farming methods
and live stock breeding have scarcely tdianged much
for the better And yet China jsacountry where some
day live stock breeding wiU probably become on« of
the dominant features in the daily life of the Chinese
of >»hom only few ever experience the luxury of eating
the meat thej themselves produce in the shaptf of
cattle and pigs Some years ago a prominent German
Veterinary Officer — M Pfeiffer stationed at Kaurtw —
drew the attention of German breeders to the great
field in China for the export of German live slock and
m the March issue (1906) of the Berlin Veterinary
Weekly a verj interesting article appeared dealing
with the various existing breeds Several attempts
W introduce German bred animals m Mongolia and
elsewhere resulted and various reports were received
tcJtifMng to the great success of the imported amnt^s
but the Chinese revolution and the successive intenial
wsrs and eternal distutbanees put a stop to further
tnaU
While in Northern and Central China there is an
almost unlimited market for Pedigree strains for cross
jng on the native hve stock more difficulties have to
be overcome m the aouthero parts where However
it has been suffiaently proved that through care «nd
systematic precautions in dealing with imported live
stock immunisation can be earned through A
British concern the Dairy Farm Company at Hong
Kong probably the largest live stock breeder m
South China has largely succeeded in conquering
climatic and sanitary difficulties and the Stud animals
the Company maintain at its dairy farm novsf rank
among the very beat live stock m China "nie Company
maintain a herd of about 500 Ayrshire cattle and 4*7®
to 5«» Fnoians besides a herd numbenng from 5®®
to 600 head of Urge and Middle While Yorkshires
k^rge Bbeks Befkshirea and indigenous 0«n»e
brwi This Company has been brewing dursng the
bit thirty five years constantly fighting aeam^
Rinderpest Anthrax Tuberculosis Foot-snd Mouth
disease and Abortion but has now succcssfuUy over
come all these difficuUics Among existing aninul
diseases Rinderpest is probably the worst Practical
results in breeding have demonstrated that breeds
such as AjTthifc* Fnesians Guernseys and Je/sey*
when crossed with Indian bulls breed a ptogeny aide
lo withstand these d seases while at the same time
inereas r»g the m Iking abil ty m the crosses Abortion
has btrn more or less successfully combated but it
» suied that stersl ty very ^tm follows sft it» t**m
I utvrnilotis has alio been «!rr»c«i overcome 10 this
wn ol Cb na through imrncdiale segregsl on of direct
f NW iK disease seems blaP«.se
to be overcome through taking immediate steps when
appearing Pig diseases once upon a time very fre-
quent »n seulhero Oiina are nowadays not so violent
as diey used to be but until innoculation of vaccine can
be stfrctly enforced m the Chinese own breeding
establishments and farms Swine Fever will continue
to exact Its heavy toll As regard sheep, it has been
prachcally demonstrated that sheep rearing is not only
possible but even a remunerativt proposition in
southern China provided suitable grazing is available
Scottish Black faced sheep have been imported from
time to lime and done remarkably well Horse
breeding is often reported as being hampered by the
disease called Big head but experts hold that
the occurrence of this sicbias is always caused by a
lack of minerals in the food The same remark may
be applied to cattle sheep and pigs and the simplest
remedy seems to be a daily supply of sterilised bone
floor or salt heks
In central and northern China where domestic
animals arc bred on every farm it is however impos
sible to talk about live stock breeding as an industry
The Chinese idea of breeding ts the most pnmitivc
crossing and rtcrossing between progenitors and pro-
geny occurs over and over again ana obviously under
suOT conditions the prospect of proper development
of a live stock industry ts very scant In most parts of
agricultural China three or more villages combine in
mamtfiinmg a bull or a stslhon etc. and these ani-naU
have to serve without any regard taken to conse
quences In spite of this the Chinaman is an escellent
husbandry man if hii attention is drawn to the proper
way of treating his stock
The hve stock m China cannot be reliably estimated
as no census » ever taken and the guesses that can be
obtained from reliable Ch nest sources are only rough
estimates h is however pfibable that the actual
«»5Ung live stock « quite considerable
The most popular among Chinese animals is
probably the donkey which seems to enjoy more care
than others The Chinese treat them well and seldom
let them commence working until rcadnng an age of
four year* Some splendid strains can be seen
espcoally m northern China and very good prices
ere obtained by local breeders As regards cattle
the Shantung cattle breed 1$ quite valuable well
developed of middle site in «lour black or grey,
or white spotted but more often dark red The back
IS straight broad and well developed the skm very
thick The head is remarkable and seems mote
developed than any other part of the body The horns
are rather abort and yellow coloured The tail is long,
ending m big rough hairs In the Province of Chih
there is another indigenous cattle breed somewhat
Urger than the Shantung breed probably onpnatni
frotn Mongolia This br^ yields splenid oxen much
in favour wjih the Chinese for agricultural purposes
Th« bevt CMtW breeds mChinx arc however the Zebu,
CHINA
7=7
the Water Buffalo and the Yak Although cattle |
breeding is carried on all o\cr China it may be wid |
that only in the Pro\inces of Kwangtuns and Knangsi j
IS proper aUcntion paid to the care of the animals I
North of the Yangtsc Rncr v.hcrc the cattle is often <
>ellow in colour the prices obtained for the better bred
animals arc rcmarkabl> high In the Province of
Honan the cattle stock is larger in sue than elsevvKtie
probably owing to the care the farmers here demote
to their domestic animals It is generally conceded
that the Chinese cattle can be diMded into four different
groups of which the Honan breed genefall) yellow in
eolour is probably the best developed and with the
greatest milking ability Crossed with European
bulls as has now and then been done the progeny
IS stated to show remarkable increase in live weight
as weU as vn milKng ability Awatber breed cKicfly
to be seen m the most northern parts of China are small
sized cattle of a shiny black colour probably indigenous
in the country The Zebu is held to W the most
valuable of all cattle breeds owing to its immunity
and suitability for crossing with other races Speaking
generally the Chinese cattle breeds are all remarkable
for very slow development lack of milking propensi
ties but a great ability to exist on the scantiest and
roughest of food It is the rule to leave the calf with
the mother until he reaches an age of 5 to d months
Stabling or cover against the blazing sun or the icy
winter weather does not exist and the cattle are left
to fence for themselves As milk is only sparingly
consumed by the people the yield of the cow is seldom
more than just sufficient to maintain the calf It is
indeed remarkable that the Chinese breeder since tunc
immemorial has never tried to develop his cattle for
other purposes than as beasts of burden Probably
the explanation ts to be found in religious reasons
As regards the Yak originating from Tibet these
cattle have spread over the Provinces of Yunnan
Sze chuan and Kansu It is a remarkable animal
suitable for draught as well as for dairy purposes
and as for riding probably few animals surpass the Yak
in sure footedness over the most difficult country
The quantity of milk obtainable from a well develop^
Yak cow IS surprisingly large taking its feeding into
cons deration — 8 to 10 litres be ng the average The
mtlk IS pale yellow of a pecul arly almond taste and
the fat percentage as a rule between 5 — 6% The
Tibetans value the Yak milk very highly drinking it
with tea m which some cornflour is mixed the so
called Tsamba dish Probably the Yak and the
Zebu cattle originated from the same progenitors
The Chinese pig although a sorry looking thing
IS perhaps one of the most remarkable oomesticanimab
in China and from this breed probably all existing
pig races m all countries of the world have originated I
Even the smallest farmer or land owner is a pig breeder |
and when the Chinaman moves to a new rural domicile
he brings his pig with him The same rcmaik as
previously made in regard to the Chinese cattle breeds
may be passed m regard to pig breeding — that ihe
Chinese pig of to-day dosely resembles tbc Chinese
pig bred 7 000 year* ago as has been proved by com
parisons vvilh old inscriptions The best pigs are
probably bred m south China where the influx of the
better bred Indian pigs is traceable In the Province
of Yunnan and in part of Kwangtung a remarkable
looking pig probably indigenous can be seen a com
picte dwarf in size but much cherished by the Chinese
for its fine tasting meat The Chinese call this pig
the water pig In the north of China and m Man-
churia a vastly different type of pig 1$ bred in shape
more like the Continental European landrace pigs
closely covered by long hairs Whithcrthistype came
has never been satisfactorily explainerl although more
'' than one expert holds the opinion that it must have
I originated from Russia All the Chinese pigs are
I remarkable for their fecundity litters less than ten
being almost unknown While in northern Chins
pig breeding seems to aim at producing material for
the brush making industry m central and south
China the pig is chiefly bred for the butcher Tlie
manner of feeing the ptg ts all over Cl ms uniformly
bad It being left to the pig to provide as and where it
can In many places in China it is stated tlie pig
IS chiefly kept for its manure In western China the
chief purpose m pig breeding is to create the greatest
possible quantity of fat which sometimes reaches as
much as 65% to 70 u of the total live weight In
these fat pigs it is stated the killing loss only amounts
to 11—13% In later years however wlicrcvet the
Chinese farmer is adopting more modern metho Is in
soil cultivation and live stock breeding the pig is
accorded better treatment and the feeding is then as
a rule quite satisfactory beans potatoes and roots
constituting the chief ingredients The minner in
which the Chinese live stock exporters and middlemen
transport their pigs sold for shipment down the rivers
to the ports and from there to other countries such as
Java Sumatra etc is remarkable With a view of
saving packing space the pigs are given the day before
being embarked a sleeping draught m the shape of a
narcotic pill which as a rule keeps the animal un
conscious from two to four days thus enabling the
exporter to pack the live animal m a crate
As regards sheep breeding the most remarkable
breed is the fat tailed sheep probably originating in
Persia This breed very often develops four to six
horns yields very fine mutton but very coarse wool
Through spring summer and autumn the sheep are
always kept on the move grazing in large flocks the
owners of which may often amount to hundreds of
people living in different villages guarded against
the thief and the wolf only through the shephe^ as
sheep dogs are unknown in China Instead of the dog
: one or more bucks arc kept to keep the intnider 8i»a)
When the sheep move on from one district to another
in search of better grass tie luck walks in front
: showing the way In northern Qiina the si eeji arc
1 shorn in the ipimg and in the a itiimn tl e wool iiicf
chants paying extra high prices for ll e si ri ig swvil
I as being of much finer staple Cowl wool fetches fru
; a Taels per rikiil as against 13— 15 Taels
CHINA
Livestock Breeding in Ctiina^ Manchuna, Mongolia and Tibet.
ill-kempt, ^Ijrty, ragged and uncouth looking is,
in one sentence, the adequate summing up oi the
Chinese Live Slock XVith few exceptions, the
domestic animals in China have exactly the same
appearance— as far as one can judge — as thousands
of years ago as agriculture, farming methods,
and live stock breeding have scarcely changed mudi
lor the better And yet, China tsacountry where some
day live stock breeding will probabW become one of
the dominant features m the daily life of the Qunese
of whom only few ever experience the luxury of eating
the meat they themselves produce m the shape of
cattle and pigs Some years ago a prominent German
Veterinary Officer— M Pfeilfcr, stationed at Kaumi —
drew the attention of German breeders to the great
held in China for the export of German tive stock, and
in the March issue (1906) of the * Berlin Veterinary
Weekly,’ 3 very interesting article appeared dealing
vivth the various existing breeds Several attempts
to introduce Cerman-bred animals m Mongolia and
elsewhere resulted and various reports were received
testilying to the great success of the imported animals,
but the Chinese revolution and the successive internal
wars and eternal disturbances put a stop to further
trials
While m Northern and Central China there is an
almost unlimited market for Pedigree strains for cross-
ing on the native live stock mote difficulties have to
be overcome m the southern parts, where, however.
It has been sufficiently proved that through cafe and
systematic precautions m dealing with imported live
stock «umuTu$ation can be earned through A
British concern the Dairy Farm Company at Hong
Kong probably the largest live stock breeder m
South China, has largely succeeded in conquering
climatic and sanitary difficulties and the Stud ammals
the Company maintain at its dairy farm now rank
among the very best live stock m China The Company
mamlain a herd ol about 500 Ayrshire cattle and 400
to 500 Fnesians besides a herd rumbenog from 500
to 600 head of large and Middle White Yorkshires,
Large Blacks Berkshires and indigenous Chinw
bre^s This Company has been brewing during the
last thirty five years constantly fighting against
Rinderpest Anthrax Tuberculosis, Foot and Mouth
disease and Abortion but has now successfully over-
come all these difficulties Among existing animal
diseases Rinderpest vs probably the worst Practical
results in breeding have demonstrated that breeds
such as AjTshires Fnesians Cuemsejs and |cr$cy$
s*hen crossed with Indun bulls breed a progeny Ale
to wiihsUnd these diseases wHsle at the same tunc
increasing the miikmg ability in the crosses Abortion
has Iwn more or Jess successfully combated, but it
staled ifvai stervliiy very often follows in its train
I da-rculoiii has alvo be^ almoit overcome m this
!>•(» of China ihrough immediate segregation of direct
Vooi-and Mouth disease seems likewise
to be overcome through taking immediate steps when
api^aring Pig diseases, once upon a time verj' fre-
quent in southern China are nowadays not so violent
as they used to be, but until innocuUtion of vaccine can
be stcicdy enforced lu the Chinese own breeding
establishments and farms Swme Fever will continue-
to exact Its heavy toll As regard sheep, it has been
practically demonstrated that sheep rearing is not only
possible, but even a remunerative proposition jn
southern Q«na provided suitable gtanng is available
Scottish Black-faced sheep have been imported from
time to lime and done remarkably vreil Horse
breeding is often reported as being hampered by the
disease called Big head, but experts hold that
the occurr«ice of this sii-kness is always caused by a
lack of minerals in the food The same remark may
be applied to cattle, sheep and pigs, and the simplest
remedy seems to be a daily supply of sterilised bone
floar or salt licks
In central and northern China where domestic
animals arc bred on every farm, it js, however, impos-
sible to talk about live stock breeding as an industry.
The Ownese idea of breeding is the most primitive,
crossing and recrossing between progenitors «id pro-
geny occurs over and over again, and obviously under
sudfa Mnditions the prospect of proper development
of a live stock industry is very scant In most parts of
agrtculcutal China three or more villages combine in
mamtamms a bull or a stallion, etc and these animaU
have to serve without any regard taken to conse-
quences In spile of this the Chinaman is an escellent
husbandry man if his attention w dravin to the proper
way of treating his stock
The Ine stock in China cannot be reliably estimated
3$ no census is ever taken, and the guesses that can be
obtained ifom reliable Qunese sources are only tough
estimates It 15, however, probable that the actual
existing live stock is quite considerable
The most popular among Chinese animals is
probably the donkey, which seems to enjoy more care
than others The Chinese treat them well and seldom
let them commence working until reaching an age of
four years Some splendid strains can be seen,
especially m northern China, and very good prices
arc olrtamed by local breeders As regards cattle,
the Shantung cattle breed is quite valuable, well
developed of middle size, m colour black or grey,
or white spotted but more often dark red The back
w straight broad and well developed the skm very
duck Tbe head is remarkable and seems more
developed than any other part of the body The horns
ate rather short and yellow coloured The tail is long,
ending in big rough hairs In the Province of Chih
there is another indigenous cattle breed, somewhat
larger than the Shantung breed probably orlginstmj
from Mongolia This brew yields splendid oxen, much
m favour with the Chinese for agricultural purposes
TTic best Cattle breeds in Qiina are, however, the Zebu,
FRENCH INDOCHINA
FRENCH INDO-CHINA.
Livcstocli Breeding in Annam.
When m ihe >ear i8S6 French protection was
cslaWishcd o\er the kingdom o{ Annam, the porta ot
the countr> were opened (oi European innuence
and since then it has sleadih desclopcd The Annamese
territory now comprises the anaenl kingdom onI> , and it
part ol what i$ geographically called French Cochin China,
of i%hjch Cambodia and Tonking constitute the other
important parts The population ts probahly about
7,000 000 people and the area of the country 52000
square mdes Cattle breeding is earned on exten*
sively in some parts, the existing stock being indigenous
and not of great value but here is a field for improve-
ment through cross breeding On many a farm where
cross breeding has been undertaken, chiefly with hulls
of the French Normandy and Flemish races results are
reported to be good The Annamese horse is a
v^uahle animal that could be much improved through
selection and fireeding Tfie Annamese rutives are
by no means so intractable as has been reported about
them from time to time, but the difficulty m pcnctral-
' ing their minds and persuading them to adopt better
I methods in farming and live stock breeding is their
abject superstition and a ridiculous veneration for the
I departed dead, a feeling that often assumes most
I objectionable forms
Livestock Breeding in Cambodia.
This country, an anaent kingdom now under
French protection is situated south east of Siam,
and for the greater part consists of alluvial plains
along the River Mekong which traverses the country
from north to south At Pnom penh this river gradu
ally increases in v.ater volume, finally forming a great
lake which lies partly in Cambodia and partly tn &am.
one of the most peculiar of all the lakes m the world,
actmg as a powerful water regulating reservoir The
climate » temperate and the soi! exceedingly fertile
vanilla annamon pepper, cotton tobacco etc being |
the chief crops Nla^ficent silk is produced and
turned into lovely fabrics by the natives The forests
yield most valuable timber, and in this remarkable
lake — ^Tonle sap — the fisheries have recently assumed
very large dimensions and now supply a steadily ex-
panding export trade Wild animals such as tuers
leopards elephants and the rhinoceros are a constant
source of danger to domestic live stock and farmers
alike It IS stated that the number t f wild L«ttlr twin n y
about IS increasing , and as among the various strains
animals of quite good sixe and development are to be
found it should be possible to round them up and have
them crossed with valuable bulls with a view of creating
a grading up stock for n canning industry
The population is small proliahiv scarcely more
than Zfiooooo, but the uncivilised trines called Km.
living in the more or less inaccetiible rnoiintains may
amount to several hunclrerl thoiiianil although a census
has never Wen taken At I’nom pcnli the capital,
a number of live stock agents have tcUlrd tlitrinK
recent yean and several among these are mterestesl
in the question of developing cattle breeding llirmigli
imported bulls Tlie breeding of pigs and sheep is
considerable but as no reliable estimate of the slock
IS obtainible. the number of these domestic animals
can only he guessctl
I Under tlic French [*roleclarate lliii sUll tnediacvAl
I kingdom sccins to be increasing from year to year m
I prosperity, and the French Government are certainly
exercising great efforts in developing farming and live
slock breeding Other important towns are Udong,
Pmyalu, bambOr and the sea port of Kampot Speak-
ing e'mcrally, ^mbodia is a country with a future
for live stock breeding . a most interesting country m
every way, with a jiopulation that has proved adaptable
in many directions to modern requirements
Livestock Br eeding in Cochin China.
The Indo-Chinese Union of countries, comprising head of cattle, the imports from other regions are
Annam. Cambodia Tonking Laos and Cochin China, coiuiderable
covers a total area of 310000 square miles While in 1 In Coidiin China, as stated, live stock breeding is
parts very populous m other parts the population is | neglected The Government arc however, lively
very scantily spread and it is a cunous fact that where avrake to the fact that measures will have to be taken
there are few people the stock of agricultural animals ' to increase the live stock and with this in view faali
IS the largest In the Mek-ong Plains and along the lies arc granted those who care to subject their breeding
Red River, a distort containing nearly 26J00 square | to the rules of the Veterinary Department, and regu-
nules, with a popvdation of nearly to million 1 e Utions issued from time to time by the EpixooUc
almost half of the population of the whole coiuiti) 1 Service Breed material can be obtained on reasonable
the live stock is very sparse so that the inhabitants conditions through this Service, and as there are linr
are compelled to import cattle for their maintenance regular cattle markets held weekly or fortnight!
and as the annual consumption is more than 800000 * a!) th mportant places all over the district.
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FRENCH INDO CHINA
Stock breeder would never lack purchasers l^wcr
Gjchin China can best be described as a very broad,
low-lying alluvial plain, which includes the lands m
the very extensive river basin of Mekong While
much of this coast region is swampy, the tableland, at
an elevation of 3 ooo ft , is very fertile, and here is
certainly an ideal country for the cattle breeder as the
soil IS of remarkable fertility, producing the most
luxuriant pastures The climate is probably un-
healthy for Europeans in several parts, but on the table
land It IS more bracing and European settlers who have
lived for many years in this region have no complaints
to make The population in this district is now about
1,200 ooo of which at least nine tenths are Annamese,
the rest being Cambodians and Chinese The French
Government have established a system of excellent
schools spread over the country through which love
for farming and live stock breeding is being impressed
up,jn the school children The buffalo is the chief
farm animal and the export of buffalo hides one of
the chief sources of income
Livestock Breeding in Laos.
There is every indication that Laos is becoming
a very important centre for the outlet of hve stock
products This country has the smallest population
and IS the least cultivated region in the whole of Indo-
China, but the live stock is here particularly valuable
and of some considerable importance As a centre
from which regular shipments of cattle are directed to
Tonking, Annam Cambodia and Siam, Laos is growing
in importance from year to year and the live stock
salesmen here are doing a roaring business all the year
round The present stock of cattle is probably very
much larger than officially staled— i ooo ooo head—
as m some of the districts belonging to Laos the last
cattle census separately estimated the stocks at
figures which taken, together, reach nearly 1,500000
head The best districts for breeding are Luang
Prabang, Sam Neua Cammon and Trannmh where
probably over 450 ooo head of cattle could be rounded
up, and m the Provinces of Pakse, Saravane and
Savanakbet the local estimates bold the stock to reach
800 ooo head Through the whole of Laos a plateau
of tableland runs where remarkably good pasturage has
for many years maintained very large herds of cattle,
besides very large flocks of sheep It is stated that
the finest beef is produced jn Trannmh Very large
herds of grazing pigs almost everywhere bear evidence
to the old statement that Laos is one of the best pig
breeding districts in Asia The demand for pork
many times outstrips the production and it is only
surprising that live stock men in other countries have
not yet had their eyes opened to the great possibilities
m this respect m the country
Livestock Breeding in Tonking.
Tonking (Tonkin) is divided into two districts,
the Middle and the Upper Tonking both of which
are peculiarly suitable for all kinds of live stock
Excellent horses are bred in a district knovm as Cao
Bang while very good types of pigs are reared in the
ProNinccs of Yen Bay Bac Kan, Lang Son and Bac
Ciang , but although the number of pigs according to '
official estimates is large, the Chinese markets and also 1
to a certain degree the Malay States are alway's prepared I
to absorb much larger quantities Sheep breeding is a
btghl) paying proposition in the Province cf Son La
where three breeds exist all of outstanding qualities,
belonging to the fat tailed type, probably onginating
from China All three types produce very good wool
while the mutton is of an excellent taste The total
area of Tonking is 49800 square miles Prior to
being annexed by France, il belonged geographically
to ihc Kingdom of Annam and was administered as a
Prmince Most of this beautiful country is watered
through the Red River and its tnbutaries Without
etception the soil is escfywhere exceedingly fertile,
aM everyshing grows m abundance The chief crops
are coffee, tobacco hemp, cotton, and ramie, and
Tonking 1$ slowly developing as an industrial country
Thus a large number of well constructed silk, cotton
and woollen mills have been established at the largest
towns Hanoi and Haiphong, a circumstance that is
in favour of extended live stock breeding as the con-
sumption of meat and other animal products m these
industnal toivns is on the increase Besides these
factones, the number of breweries and distilleries,
iron foundries, etc , is annually increasing, and the
industrial workers are on the whole well paid and thus
able to afford a belter standard of living The popula-
tion in Tonking is now well over 10 millions The
mfluenw to the good caused by the French Protec-
torate IS now everywhere visible, and Tonking is
developing in every respect and will probably become
j one of the highly industrialised countries on the Aslan
continent All this makes for increased live slock
br«ding, and as the Department for Agriculture is
anxious to develop this branch, the would be selllef
can reckon with assistance in various directions
FRENCH INDOCHINA— INDIA
791
Prominent Breeders.
Directeur, " S<nlee ViWnnaire de I AnBim,” Hu<. Annara
Duwteur, "SmiceViUnnaireduCambod^ ' Pnom I’tnli, Cambodja
Directfur, " Service \ ^t^^^nal^e de ti Coeblnchloe," Saigdn.
Directeur, "Service \4Wrinalre da Lac* ’ Vientiane, ,
Duecteur, " Service \ 4t<nnaire du Tonkin,*' Hanoi Tonkin
Inspeoteur G4n4ral Afnculture et £le\aee, Hanoi, Tonkin
Directeur,' £cole V4t4nnaire de I Indochine, Hanoi, Tonkin
Present, "CcaaiU Local del EJevage " Hanoi Tonkin
Resident, " Cotoiti Local del Elevage," Hui, Annam
president, "Comiti Local del Flevage " Pnom Penh Cambodje.
Pr«ident, " Cornlt4 Local de 1 Clcvare, ' Saigon, Coehinchlne
Donnafont, Phu Lang Thuong Tonkin, Breeder, Imp & Eip of LKreitoeV
Borel Ernest Phu Ly Tonkin s do ,
Borel Manus Son Tay, Tonkin do
'Dong loi — . Hone-Coh4, Province Kbatrang do
Messrs. Elies Malh4e Hanoi Tonkin . do
Guillaume,— , Phu Ly, Tonkin do
Kouaog Thai, — , Tourane
Kooang Yech, — , Tourane
Lam A Oinb, Canada Sc Dangol, Province Nha Traag
Lapie<|ae,P A. Haiphong, Tonkin
Lecomte, — , Phu Ly, Tonkin . ,
Loi natn Lo^, — , Qulnbon . .
SeiUier r A, Benlhuy, Annam
SocUU Agrlcole de Yen My Yn My, Tbanb
Iloa, Annam
Tan Hop Hung — , CausSa & Bangol,
Piemnce Nha Trang
Thoai auong Thanh, — , Hone Cohf,
Province Nhalrang
Tong Ly Long, Tourane
Wilson, — , Avenue de Kampot, Pnom*
Feiiti, Cambodge
Winb Cb4^ Seng — , Tourane
Breeder, Imp &Eap.o(Llvrstoik
IMPORTANT LIVESTOCK MARKETS
Tovm A Ha Lnh ' Cattle market every e days Ann, turnover ab BOOO
bead Important to« n (or Livestock Sales
Town Ba-don ProviaceQuang Buih Cattle market every lOetays Ann
turnover over 5 000 head oC cattle Important town for Livestock
Sales
Town Cau Giat, Huytn de Quynh Luu Province \gh4 an Cattle market
every lOdays. Ann turnover 3 500 head ut catti' I mportant Town
(or Livestock Sales
Town of Cbo ban, Province Thanh Hoa Cattle market every 5 days
Ann turnover B to e 000 head Important town (or Livestock Sales
Town Cho^Sn, Huyfn de Nam-din Cattle market every Q days
Important town lor Livestock Sales
Town Cho-ha, Phu de Due tbo, Province Hi tlnh Cattle market every
<t days Ann turnover 6 8 000 bead Important town (or Livestock
Sales
TownCho luoog Pbude Anh son Cattle market every S days Important
Town (or Livestock Sales
Town Cbo Si, Phu de Di4n Chin Cattle Sale every 6 days Important
town (or Livestock Sales
Town Cbo-tbuoog. I hu de Due tho Province Hi tinh Cattle ilarket
every S days Ann turnover 6 7 000 bead Important town (or
Livestock Sales
Town Tbanb Hoa Province Thanh Hoa Cattle Market every day Ann
(umoverab SOSSOOOhead Important Town for Lfveafock Sales
Town Vinb, fTovince Ngh< an Cattle itarkel every S days Ann turn
over 1 500 bead Important town for Livestock Sales
Livestock Breeding in India.
The Live Stock in the Indian States compnses : cattle 26.240.000, sheep 12,000,000, horses 500,000,
The Live Stock in British India comprises : cattle 117425.000, sheep 22,282,000, horses 1,673,000
According to the latest census the population In
British India reached about 247.000,000 and m the
Indian States 72,000,000 British India is, of course,
the territory which 1$ administered directly by the
British Indian Government, whereas the Indian States
are sovereign, ruled by Indian Princes, advised by
resident British officials One of the remarkable
features in India is the small percentage of people
who reside in towns, as against about 92% in rural
districts There arc only 33 towns with a population
of more than 100,000. There is much political unrest
in India. Under the operation of the Reform Act the
burden of Administration has grown very heavy, and
the task of the British Government is becoming more
complex every >ear Friction between Hindus and
Moslems, and among the Hindus themselves caused by
perpetual conflicts resulting from tradition of caste,
and the growing dissatisfaction among the 60 million
*' untouchables ” make the problem difficult. Pro-
bably only 15 — 20% of the whole population is literate.
More than one hundred different languages are in
use, and of these eleven are spoken by a population
of more than ten iiullion people. India is primarily
a country of small holdings where the vast majority of
the people cultivate farms of from x — 8 acres, while
large holdings are practically unknown. Famung
is carried on in the most primitive manner owing to
lack of wwlang capital. Extreme poverty tak«
away any incenUve to save money to improve the
land, or to obtain better tools and fencing, and owing
to his sluggish mentality and lack of education the
Indian smatl-holder fails to grasp that improvement in
his condition of life is possible The co-opierative
movement among the rural population seems, however,
to appeal to his imagination. In 1924 a Co-operative
Credit Act was adopted providing for the creation of
Credit Soaeties, and the number of these is now
over 70,000, including Provincial and central Banks,
Banking and Guarantee Unions, Insurance Soaeties,
Agricultural Soaeties, etc , and the working capital of
these now reaches 320 million Rs. Thus the co-
operative movement is developing m many directions,
such as lending money to members, purchasing live
slock, seeds, machinery and tools ; cattle insurance ;
co-operative marketing, etc. One of the existing evils
IS the sub-division of the land causing scattering of
the holdings, obviously a serious impediment to agri-
cultural progress. Probablv 75% of these small
agncultunsls are not owners of the land they cultivate
but hold it against rent collected by owners who are
not farmers. Generally they are of poor physique,
easily a prey to epidemics,
A matter of importance is the problem of future
relations between the ruling Princes and the Indian
Government. The Princes rule one third of India and
one quarter of its population. It is recognised that
closer political association must be established as
both have the same economic interest in common.
The extension of Irrigation is another problem
of magnitude. In the north enormous areas of '
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INDIA
less land have been transformed into extremely fertile
soil where now large populations are mamtamed
When the two large irrigation undertakings m the
Smd and Sulley valley m the Punjab are ojmpleled,
a district of iz.oooooo acres can be opened for culti
vation As Smd is ramless and one portion of the
Punjab enjoys Very little ram, the large quantities of
water which in this manner will be brought to the
parched soils of these Provinces should attract huge
populations Other projects for irrigation are under
consideration and thus by degrees agricultural under-
takings will be earned out from which benefit to large
masses of people ought to counteract communist
propaganda among the poor farmers
To everybody travelling through rural India the
generally wretched condition of the cattle is evident
The explanation is that for sentimental reasons the
Indians never kill their cattle and therefore India ts
the only country in the world where no profit is demed
from these It is estimated that in the Bombay
Presidency 25% of the cattle stock is perfectly value-
less So long as mdiscnmmate breeding is permitted '
and Unfit animals never killed it is clear that no improve- '
ment can take place Among the general recommenda
tions brought forward by the Director of Agriculture,
Bombay, with a view of improving conditions the
following points are noteworthy The wandering
professional breeder must disappear as he 1$ constantly
moving cannot store any fodder, and as his number is
steadily growing the country is gradually being filled
up with these landless cattle men The settler who
breeds animals on his own land should be assisted and
encouraged In the grassland districts where extensive
grass areas worth improvement can be found facilities
should be granted (0 erect buildings for storing of hay
and silage Bull breeding farms should be inaugurated
with a new of providing good bulls in the diverse locali-
ties Village Cattle Shows in the live stock breeding
districts should be supported in every possible manner
Experts should be stationed where live stock breeding
takes place to advise the small fanners and breeders
The cattle breeds in India of which several
have many inherent good qualities seem to deteriorate
from year to year owing to the lack of skitl on the
part of the cattle breeders The physical well being
of the whole community m the country as well as in
the tovens is endangered through a permanent lack of
safe and cheap dairy products resulting from ineffi
aency of the Indian milking cows , these cattle are
weak and underfed but cannot be killed for senUmcntal
reasons and thus a state of affairs exists that is almost
intolerable It is estimated that these useless cattle
cost from 42s to 45s per head to maintain Their
average lifetime is six years and when they die the
•lin loms and bones are worth about lOs At the
Pasteur Institute at Coornoor in South India where the
question of deficiency diseases has been under con-
sideration esteniivc malcria! lias licen collected
proving that the vriiole nation is subject to sescfc
o»K-a»rt owing to continuous malnutrition, but
o miijftp clanges among an ignorant and super-
stitious people IS difficult The infant mortality in
India IS to-day higher than in any other country,
due m a great measure to the lack of milk and very
high prices Some day conditions will change for
the better when India wiU be open for stud animals
of fill kinds and categories and the improvement of the
live stock will have to be undertaken throughout the
country
Of the cattle stock 22% is bred in the United
Provinces, 16% in Madras 15% in Bengal, 14% m
Bihar and Orissa, 9% m the Punjab, 7% in thfi Central
Provinces, 8% in Bombay and 7% in the other Pro-
vinces As regards sheep 10% is bred in Bombay,
15% If' the Punjab 12% m Bihar and Onssa, 12% m
&ngal, 13% m Madras and 16% m the United Pro-
vinces Of the total acreage of India it is estimated
that 427,100000 acres are cultivated, of which
227 000,000 bear crops This enormous acreage
offers stupendous advantages to live stock breeding
I The total area under irrigation is about 45i million
I acres, of which 20 million are irrigated through a
I Government owned network of irrigation canals ,
4 iiuHion acres are irngated through privately owned
systems , it million acres are watered through water
wells . 6 million acres are irrigated through water
tanks and 5*3^ acres are kept under irrigation
by means of many complicated smaller water systems
Horse breeding m India is probably the only
branch of live slock industry that merits expressions
of approval As a point of fact through the efforts
of the National Horse Breeding Show Society and several
other Horse Pony and Mule Breeding Associations, a
steady improvement in the horse material il taking
place The importance of utilising a well thought out
system m Jive stock breeding 1$ pressing itself on the
people, and the increasing number of Government
Stud Farms mostly under military supervision, have
not failed to demonstrate to the Indian cultivator that
valuable breeds can exist and yield good profits in
India Sheep breeding in the north west of India is
assuming large proportions and the introduction of
Menno rams for crossing the indigenous sheep has had
a powerful influence- on the local stock Menno rams
are being imported from Australia in increasing numbers
As for pig breeding, for sentimental reasons the pig
IS everywhere left to fend for itself
Cross breeding through imported pure bred bulls
with the native indigenous cattle has in many places
proved most effective although it may be questionable
whether this is a good policy as infusion of foreign
blood m the long end must decrease the immunity
against diseases It will probably be found that the
brtter plan is to keep the imported breeds entirely
pure , to create their immunity through the simple
E ss of sufvnal of the fittest and to retain the pure
breeds by periodical infusion from the same
source of supply
India has sescral scry good indigenous breeds
Among these the following are probably the best
'nicDeecacaltJe small sired but compactand sturdy,
cxccll^t for light field work, lively, not eisil) managed.
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793
The Dongri utile strong middle sized animals
blaclc in colour with white patches bad milkers
The Gujarathi cattle although considered a pure
race probably a product of cross breeding They
grow fairly quickly but are inclined to develop more
bone than meat and are not particularly good milkers
The Kankren cattle large sized grey coloured
breed suitable for almost every purpose lively very
docile suitable for grading up through ivhich the mill
yield as has been demonstrated can be considerably
increased They fatten more easily than other breeds
The Karachi cattle a nice looking small sized
breed of an attractive red colour good milkers with a
high fat percentage
The Khillan cattle chiefly bred m the Deccan
where they are appreciated as field workers It is a
bad tempered fierce breed bad milkers chiefly
white or steel grey in colour
The Krishna Valley Cattle not bad milkers
suitable for heavy field work develop good size and
are perhaps among the best fattening cattle
The Malvi cattle perhaps the most beautiful
cattle breed in India pure white m colour sturdy
and quite good milkers They are held to be the best
Dual Purpose breed in India
The Mysore cattle a strong well developed
breed beautiful to look at with fine movements i
They fatten slowly and are bad milkers !
The Sindhi cattle a most useful breed for general
purposes and the bulls have proved particularly suitable
in other countries such as Venezuela Brazil the West
Indies etc where the crosses have proved good
milkers with good fattening propensities
The Sonkheri cattle good milkers and the bullocks
are generally held to be among the best draught animals
in India This breed is red or red and white spotted
The Surati cattle red or red and white in colour
are fairly good milkers and the bulls are often used (or
crossing other breeds as they are held to increase the
live weight
The Talabda cattle probably a breed superior
to many other breeds in India are not generally moved
about to cattle markets and fairs They are ciiiefly
bred m the Surat district Their milking propensities
are not particularly developed and they fatten very
slowly but they are much liked among farmers
The Ongole cattle n the Ongole and Guntur
districts the Kanga>am cattle in the Coimbatore and
the Jellicut cattle in the Madura Districts are likewise
breeds with inherent good qualities i
Accord ng to the generally expressed opinion by
the Impcnal Dairy Expert Department of Agricul j
hire crossing of any Indian t)-pes of cattle with foreign '
blood with a view to improving the breeds is unsuitable
and unless under speaally sheltered conditions not I
practicable India has the finest tropical cattle in j
the world carrjmg a higher degree of natural immunity
to all tropical cattle diseases The introduction of
foreign blood destro>s this immunity and cattle bred lo
foreign sires or dams cannot sunive under ordinary
Indian village conditions The encouragement of Ive
I stock breeding m India in so far as it affects cattle
has been taken up by the Agricultural Departments
of practically all the Provinces and the larger sovereign
States In two of the Provinces and m some of the
States steps have been taken to improve sheep breeding
while m regard to horse breeding the Army Department
through the agency of the Remount Department has
done a very considerable and most valuable amount
of work towards encouraging breeding of horses and
mules for military purposes On the other hand
little or nothing has been done or seems to be intended
m connection with pig breeding The number of
Bull Stations IS increasing chiefly in the States of
Mysore Hyderabad Baroda Gwalio and Kashmir
Stallion Stations are likewise everywhere being in
auguraled and the services of these are under the
supervision of D rectors of the Veterinary Services
tn each of the Provinces and m the here mentioned
Indian States The ruling Indian Princes are almost
without exception highly interested m live stock breeding
and m many of these sovereign States considerable
sums of money have been and will continuously be
spent on breed improvement and development of the
live stock industry The ruling Pnnees and their
States are
H s II sboets Tbe Mabsiaja Caekwar c>( Baroda Daroda
H a llitbotasTbe N laa of Hyderabad Hyderabad
Hu II shoes Tbe Mabanja of Mysore Myaere
H til chasaTbeMabanjaofTravancore Travancere
.... ...... — » — ... Bhopal
aSeuiaiaelCwabor C'
Ko bapur Kobapur
nu II SDoeta tne oiuaniaol Ja pur la pur
H a II sboessThe Maharaja of uabawalpur Babawalpur
HainirboesTbeMaba/aiaofB&artpar Rbaitpar
H alt ShoesaTbeMabara ae( Karaulie Karaule
II a II sbnes Tbe Maharaja ol B kaoir Bikanir
Hall hnesTbeMabara aolMarwar Marwar
llail bosaTbcMarara act Tauala Patiala
II alt sboeaaTbe Mabara a ol Kewa Kewa
HaltnnesaTbeMabarajaolTonk Took
Hu lliSboesThe Mabara aol Dalu Datia
H all ShtmsTbe Mabara a of Kapurthala Kapurtbala.
11 a llichnesa Tbe Mabaraja oi Cooeb Beba Coocb Bebar
Hull sbneaaTbeMabaraja oi Indore Indore
II allbjhoessThe'Iabara a ol Rajp pla Ba p pta
Hail hnesa Tbe viahara a ol kasamir Kaanni r
The Government maintain a number of Lave
Stock Breeding Farms and at the Military Dairy
Farms the number of the pure bred cattle stock and
its quality is increasing and improving These
Govenunent breeding farms and Military Dairy Farms
are
TbeCovenuientPana Safpuf
TbeOo erament Farm ilyd rabaJ
Tbenovemruent Farm IVona
TbeOoymanent Farm Puaa
TbeCorenueeot Farm Mtulalay
TbeCoeemroenl Farm Akola
TbeGoveniment Farm II uar
TbeCo-enm ntlan II nae llurma
Nor1l>cn»et..a leFan Cbarcal 1111 aCI I > «ay nra VhnYeJlbad.
VVil (lonCat eFarn I hibi IVot Mai r n ar Kara bl (biaJ
Ca I ♦ I eed o* F arm | ankapur 1
Sh rpur Xcrieu u al AWocla kui at Sj
O owrakabaaCa lie I lerduic I arm al
Tbana
CowraX baoCa te I rmlinf I an al
t osnkahanCal le I rmimi Farm at
The M b «y I a ry I arm. Lu kn.n«
ct VV rtt Kban Irab
Tbekl aryl
Hie k b a T t
The M ury 1
ThcMd. aryl
TbeHibtary I
. ry I aT
nal
Among other farms where orpaniael live
; IS carried oi tn 1 Cattle llfceimg C
INDIA
which are trying to organise breeding with a view of
improving the stock are
The Agricultural Departments which maintain
herds and carry on active cattle breeding propaganda
Cdw Kfvtatfr Diiry FaiitiJ Aljgjrli
Ertw KevTOt^r Dairy Farms D«li)i
Edw Kebmtfr Dairy Farms Simla
EtJn KtvmUi Dairy Tams CalcuUa
Edw Km.fntrtDaryFarms Ranfiooo
Edw Kr% enter Dairy Farms Karacld.
Cattle Hrrtd ng ^Uty Kanir TaluKa Ranebennur Dist Dharsear
CaUJe Breeding ^oc ely '^idetmr TaluVa Kcd Dst Dbarwar
Cattle Breed ng Society Raddi Taluba Ohanar D st Dhararar
Cattle Breeding Soaety Anapur Taluka Alhn D strict BeI(.auiD
Cattle Breed ng Society Marou Taluka Lznbergaon Dist Tbana
Cattle Breed agSonety Umbergaon District Fhana
Cattle Breed ng Society Kadarnput TalakaGadag D sr Dbarwat
NaiimanR Kolbawala Ellis Bridge Ahmedabad
Jebaegtr Duishaw Dala Dalai Street Broach
RaoSabibSS Mangsol Atbtii Distnet Belganm
J R Pate! Garden Quartets Karachi (S nd I
The Isortb ttesi Frontier Provinces Peshatvar
Govt of Punjab Lahore w tb college at Lj allpur
Govt of Usuted Pcovinces Lucknow vtith college at Caumpore
Govt of Bihar and Orissa Patna
Govt of Assam Sb Uong
Govt ofBeogal Dacca
Govt ol Bunoab Rangoon with college at Mandalay
Govt ofCentral Provinces Nagpur with college at Nagpur
Govt of Bombay Poona with college at Poona
Cwt of tfadras Madras with college at Coimbatore
Oovt of Mysege Bangalore
Govt of Hyderabad. Hyderabad. Deccan
CovI ofCtralior Cwalor
Covt of Batoda Baroda
Oovt of Kasbnur Sr nagar
Covt ofTnvaocore Travancore
As It IS only a matter of time when live stock
breeding all over India generally speaking, musi be
subjected to the very strictest control, as proper
organisation is of vital and paramount importance to
the whole nation interested live stock men outside
India would be well advised to examine conditions on
the spot They would in such event be surprised to
leam the extension of the work that has already been
done tbrougb the Agncultural Departments in the
various Provinces These Departments, each under
a director are
I The Dairy Schools as distinct from Agricultural
[ Gilleges are
There are no Chambers of Agriculture in India
All the Departments of Agriculture maintain numerous
expcnmental stations all over the country
The leaders of agricultural propaganda in so far
as animal breeding is concerned, are .
}r Depannrat et L«nd h Kgrlculiur' L
It DvpsRiacivthf Lsodh AgneaUuev A
ir DFpartmynt of L«n<j S Agr culture S
ir Department of Eiad ft Agn ulturr B
»r DepaRmeot of Load St Agn^ol’urv C
3T Ueptrta etit of Lstld Si Apiculture F
or Department of LAnd A Agr culture I
or Department oi Lahti A Agr culture h
or Department of Land A Agr culture C
or Department of Laad A Agneulture (
or Departmenl of Land A Agriculture t
I Tlie Agn« Ad ter to Govt ol India Puts
' The Imperial Agnculiunst
The Idipenal Da IT Expert DasgaJere
The Agncultunst to North D est Frontier Pravloen Perbiivir
Tb< Lav« Stock Expert to Govt o( PuDjab Hltfar
The Deputy D rector of Cattle Breed ng Un ted Provincea M lira
TbeDinetorofVeienotiySrivierr Covt of BifiarA Onsaa 1 ataa
The Deputy D rretor of Afftirulture Live Stock Dept Govt of Central
Prov ore* Nagpur
The Live Stock EiiVrt toCovt olBembay Poona
Livestock Officers in India.
in
1 .Jtr A t| K t t V
1 1 rt nnary Depart pent
N l>^ Dcyt limtof
pitirnorvt 1< tt NO A Dept D revtor cl Agri
culture & Li e Stork
1 l*arl» J T D reel <T 1 p \eier S ] ilitule of
h lot, t I pedal
r Of(«: r l npena!
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Livestock Breeding in Iraq.
The Live Stock estimate for Iraq states Cattle *
Iraq comprises the whole of the British Manda
tory temlory known as the State of Iraq TTiis area
of 1165x1 sq miles contains firstly an alluvial plain
stretching approximately two thirds of the length of
the country Secondly, an area of desert land
largely accounted for by the Syrian and Northern
Arabian deserts which forms practically the whole of
the south west and of the western frontier Thirdly an
area of hilly country chiefly of a limestone nature
forming the eastern and northern boundaries of Iraq and
leading up to the higher hills and mountains of Persia
on the east and Kurdestan and Asia Minor on the
north The climate of Iraq is sub tropical very little
rain falling dunng the summer months May and
October are cool while November December January
and February are comparatively cold wet overhead
and muddy underfoot
The Arab population of Iraq comprises the desert
Bedouin tribes which are nomadic and the settled
Arabs living within the irrigated areas of the Euphrates
and Tigris mainly engaged in agriculture Both how
ever are breeders of horses sheep and goats and to a
very much less degree cattle
The chief tribes possessing good numbers of pure
Arab horse strains at the present dav are
Tube Locition
Shammar Tribes Tekrit to Mosul
Anaiza Shamyah to Karbala
Azza Diala
Dula m Ramadi
El bu Isha Sammara
El bu Baz
Zummah Beled
Ef bu Faraj
Dun yan
Khash ra] Samaicha
Zoba Feluja
Gurtan Yusafia
E! bu Am r
El bu Badran Mussayib
Hossainia Diala
Jubore Near Hillah
Obejd Tauq
In addition to the tnbal bred horses of good strain
a fairly Urge number of exceptionally >\ell bred animals
IS m the hands of the \Nealthy famil es of Baghdad
Basrah Mosul etc Unfortunately there is much m
breeding and breeding from arcs or dams which
although undoubtedly of good 1 neat,e are suffering
from some hereditary unsoundness
Ind viduals >^ho ha\e done much to ma ntam the
punly of strain of the Arab horse m Iraq at the present
da> are
H^I King Faisal
H E S} ed Mahmood Naq b of Baghdad
sheep 5 058 000 pigs , horses — “
A|i! Pasha Head of the Shammar tnbe
Fahad Beg el Haddal Head of the Anaiza Tribe
Daoud Beg D hagastani Baghdad and Suwaira
Sheikh All Suleman Head of the Dulaim Tnbe
Sheikh All Kerim Head of the £1 bu Issa Tnbe
There 1$ at present no written Records or Stud
book of Arab Ped gree horses in Iraq nevertheless
Ped gree horses exis the histones of the vanou$ sires
and dams bein^ handed down from father to son so
that in the desert the average Sheikh can give a fairly
accurate account of the P^igree of his own or his
neighbour s horses A similar record of horses
Pedigrees exists m the well known families of old
standing thus Daoud Beg D hagastani or Sheikh All
Suleman are regarded as competent authonties to
certify the genuineness of the breed of a certain horse
TTie certificate given generally takes the following
form
We the undersigned certify by the name of
God who 15 always truthful that chestnut mare
4 years Broad Star Blaze snp near hind etc
purchased by ■■ ■ ■ fro m ■
for Rs 1 000/ (Rupees one thousand only) is from
Asil or Pedigree family Her mother is KehiUh—
Father is Saqiawi Jidran
/c I \ Seal of the She kh or
(Seals) Headman of the Tnbe
A word of warning may well be added here in
connection with the buying of so called high bred
Arabs in Baghdad or outside towns The Arab horse
dealer in general can soon compound and get his friends
to certify that a certain horse is of the highest blood
in the land the famtshed certtftcsle urfh rts num^nas
seals looking quite imposing enough to deceive the
visitor to Iraq m search of horses Tlie truth about these
certificates however is that they are often worth
less This does not mean that every horse dealer m
Iraq is a rogue as some of them can be trusted
implialiy
The mam strains of pure*brcd Arab hones
existing m Iraq to-da) are
1 Kehilan (Feminine) Kchilch
2 Saqlwt Saqitwch
3 Abe>an Aliejth
4 Hamdani Hamlvmch
5 Hadban HaJbah
These five strains have got sub strains such as
Kehilan Aj iz Saqliwie Jilran Alicjan SharraV
Hamdani Stmri Hadlvin In Zil 1 and other coml ma
tions relating to some prominent marc vvl ich has left
her impression on her descrnlmls Tlie fill
auf>>ttnint exist in Iraq Twwlie m hii
Arabian hone hit cointry an! his iwple
’ at d fferent hit The sub*strains
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IRAQ
however^ are those only which are known to exist in I
the country at the present day {
J Kehilan Abu-Zunub I
.* Ajuz I
,, Darwish '
,, Da] jam
,, Naw-wak
. Abbud
,, Dukhi
„ Abu mar raf
Man]Oola
„ Subeylae
Cha-Za'Un
2 SagUvii Ibn-Ju baina
,, Jidran
El Abid
■> Dhibyan
„ Ar-Kabi
M Hassan Talal
,, Jidrani-Talal
„ Jin A-Zal
3 Abeyan Sharrak
, Suhaini
Kha*rish
Af dhahi
.« Can]
Sha>ha tae
. Khalas
Saeyar
Shehslae
4 Kamdan Simri
j.n.
. Fadlae
5 Hadban In-zi hi
. Farah
In addition to the five choicest strains mentioned
above there exist further strains enumerated below
These are beheved by many of the Arabs to be equally
as good as the five strains already mentioned
1
Managbi
Feminine Managhieh
2
Jiifan
Jiflah
3
Abu Argub
, Um Argub
4
Dhaman
„ Dhama
S
Soadan
„ Soada
6
Shu waiman
, Shu-wainu
7
Tuwaisan
„ Tuwaiia
8
Samhan
, Samha
9
^hdan
„ Rabda
10
Rishan
Risha
It
\f'adnan
.. Wadna
12
Kubai than
„ Kubai-SHa
33
Jailhni
.. Jaithnich
The above strains have again got tub-stralni such
I v''l»ri»Ehi SIuRi
•• Hadraii
Ii
» Jitfarv Lib Hawa
3 »\1>M Arswb A5 Ahilab
4. Dhaman Abu-A-mtr
•• Khu-Mai-is
„ Mujali
„ Latfi
5 Saodan Tau-Kan
„ Haub
6 Shu'Waiman Sab Bah
„ Za-hi
7 Tuwaisan Al-Kami
8 Samhan AI Hafi
9 Rabdan Za! la
„ Shai bi
10 Rtshan Sharabt
11 Wadnan Khir-san
12 Kubai shan Umair
13 Jailbni Abu Rumaeth
The horse breeders of the Desert will rarely part
with their mares, especially if they are descendants of
ihe Asil family , jf they do so at all, they will part only
with ft half share or sell a leg of the horse However,
inferior bred mares can be readily bought.
The Arab gives much more preference to mares
than horses, and feels it beyond his dignity to ride a
horse It IS a common sight in Baghdad to see a notable
of high family riding an extremely breedy looking animal
in the streets, and it will always be observed that he
IS riding a mare and not a horse The tnbal Sheikh
on any occasion of formality invariably ndes a mare,
considering that his prestige would be damaged
should he appear on a horse The Iraq Arab horse as
he IS to-day is generally of small type, exceptionally
exceeding 14-2 m height In recent years, however,
through whimsical crossing among the choicest strains,
the height of the Arab hone has been improved ; now
Arab horses of 15 hands height or even more are
available in Iraq in good numbers Arab horses bred
and reared along the Euphrates and Tigris are stronger
dvan the horses of Tveighhounng countries, possibly
due to the belter climate Perhaps there is also much
m the Arab idea that the muddy though wholesome
water of Euphrates and "ngns, and the type of barley
produced plays a large part It is known from the
records of Damley that his Arab horse as a four-year-
old was about 25 hands high, an instance of a horse
originating from the desert west of the Euphrates All
the Arab horses racing in India at present day ere from
Iraq Inadentaliy, the idea that an Arab horse cannot
b« taught to jump well is wrong
Chestnut, Bay, Roan and Steel, and Iron Greys are
, the most favourite colours, and supposed to be the
favourite colours among Asil horses ; but other coloun
' are also traceable Piebald, Skewbald, and Cream
colours are exceptionally rare m Iraq
Chestnut horses vnth a broad star, blaze, snip end
•11 four while are liked bv Arabs and considered by
them to be very lucky. They are known in Arabic
as ’* Panch Kalian ”
As regards breeds of horses in the Kurdistan areas
of Iraq — although it is probable that most of the nch
famibes could produce a Pedigree hone of long-stand-
ing reputation, generally the breed has degenerated.
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due to bad selection of stallions Kurds however are
considered by the Arabs to be advanced horse breeders
and breed horses m good numbers Kurdish horses
of the present day are coarse strongly built and are
generally used for pack purposes They are good
trekkers and possess strong legs and feet No horse
of Kurdish origin has been recorded to have shown
prominence on the Turf either in Iraq India or any
other part of the world
For the last five years efforts have been made to
purchase high class Cavalry horses for the Iraq army
but comparatively few pure bred horses could be pur
chased Those purchased are in maionty of Arab
mixed breed while a few are of Kurdi type
The desert Arabs and some notables of high stand
mg are particular m selecting sires from the best strains
for their marts but unfortunately owing to the great
demand and high pnees paid outside Iraq for stallions
as compared with mares there are comparatively few
well bred sires available to them It is known that a
first classsueison an aveiageput to three or more mares
a day Less well bred mares are sent to indifferent
sires Undoubtedly apart from breeding good looks
and soundness are the first and most desirable requisites
m a sire m this country however the Arabs atiadi
little value to soundness giving preference over any
other feature to the animal s breed It is often found
that a well known Asil sire m Iraq has got spavins
faulty conformation or some other undesirable defects
yet his use as a sire is not discontinued
In breeding is not discouraged at all to the extent
It should be and nowadays it is quite common to find
m one Pedigree stable a mating of several members of
the same family The mam points observed in the
Arab s system of breeding are simply that a Pedigree
mare be put to a Pedigree stallion and the more reputed .
the stallion is the better
It IS quite evident that the breeding of Arab horses
has been neglected for a long time ^peaally in the
last thirty years and during the Great War a good deal of
mixing of blood has been going on Th s has come
about by the gradual introduction of foreign blood m
attempts to improve the size Thus pnor to the war
Turcoman and foreign aires and mares were used |
and during the v>ar many Austral an English and Indian
country bred mares produced foals from Arab pony
sires In an attempt to improve the breed and restore
the prestige of the Arab horse espeaallv in respect to
his value for raang purposes which incidentily in
creases his value for foreign markets an Arab Horse
Stud Book has recently bttn inaugurated by the Iraq
Turf Club and since there are undoubtedly many cross
breds in the country after the war only those mares
horses and foals that are bc>-ond suspiaon as to their
pure Arab breed are registered
During the war many military race meetings were
bdd diroughout Iraq the general idea greatly cap'
tured the Arab fancy and led to the inception of the
Iraq Turf Club established for the raang of pure bred
Arabs This gai-e a great impetus to more careful
breeding m the tribes It was found howeser that
/
when the best Pedigree sires of Arab repute were pul
to Stud work they were often pronounced failures m
getting foals of racing ability but some few proved
to be win getters and are now considered by racing
enthusiasts to be the best sires m the country
For example the Sire
(1) Kehilan Naw waq got a Jafer Tair
h Young Sadiyan
c Salam
J Raja
Cdlingvirood
Mallik U Zaman
(2) Jaithai Abu Rumaeth got a Ghasaeba
b Ras el Hawah
w Shoga
tJ Faera
<: Misna
/ Gentle Ladv
g Wafika
/; Bay Ronald
1 Nurmahal
These horses repeatedly won and are now all in
the first division some m Iraq and some running m
India On the other hand previous to the start of
raang many pure bred sires which the Arabs placed
among the best sires m the country were found to pro
duce horses useless for either long or short races It
must be admitted however that some of the best horses
from the racing point of view have arisen from inferior
bred stock as for instance Silver Dawn (considered
to be one of the best race horses in this country) only
from the obscuntv of his origin is to be presumed that
there must have been numerous crosses of good
strains somewhere in his family pnor to his being
proved to be a first class race horse This could
have been brought to light had there been any system
of keeping records of Pedigree horses and their sub-
sequent descendants It is a pity that a country like
Iraq possessing such good Pedigrees devised no more
definite means of keeping records of these Astls
or pure breeds
It has already been mentioned that after the war
some of the English and Australian mares were crossed
by Arab stallions the offspnng of these though
improved in size are undoubtedly coarser than any
Arab end there would be 1 ttle diff culty m long
out such a coarse long headed cross frjm a
well bred Arabs The reasons for this
many firstly the English and Austr
m this ojuntry were not thoroughbreds
the climate of this country does not surt
being generally observed that after a stay of
in this country very many gradually loaa
and vitaLty at the same time it H
the Arabs used any really high b
above purpose
Stalhm are generally used for
age of 3 4 yewa, while mares are
for stud purpose when re
Recently some of the Arab
have been exported from Ir«l
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IRAQ
England Arab horses find a ready market >n India
Every >ear an average of foyr hundred horses are
exported from this country to India the majority for
racing purposes The greater percentage of these horses
are of well known Pedigree Horses with racing ahihlies '
are generally sold at an average price of Rs 4000 - It 1
IS worth mentioning that only stallions are esteemed I
by the race horse ONvners in India Mares which were ]
fastinlraqhaveproved failures m India possibly losmg <
their racing power on account of climatic influence
Mares are served at any season of the year Mares
and foals are generally turned loose in the open all day
long With freedom exercise open and fresh air
colts and filhes harden their legs and constitution and
grow muscles instead of fat Stallions with good temper
are also let loose hut both fore legs are hobbled and
the bad tempered ones are kept tied up with a long rope
away from the others In the night they are sKaeWed ■
before and behind Only during extreme cold weather [
are they picketed under a camel hair tent
The staple foods for Arab horses in this country
arc barley and Bhoosa (1 e chopped barley straw) and
when It is available they arc fed with lucerne and green
grass 10 — ra lbs of barley and X2 to 15 lbs of Bhoosa 1
considered to be sufficient for an Arab horse doing |
ordinary physical work '
Foals are generally weaned after 71 days and !
allowed free grazing in the blue The colls are in
some cases used for ploughing purposes with the result
that they suffer from growing together of the vertebrae
which affects them m after I (e
The chief evidence of the identification of Asif
or pure bred horse among the Arab is the oral tradition
Foreigners might think that there is vast difference in i
looks between a Kidish or cross bred and a Khailan or |
pure breed but the Arabs never discriminate between
them by the eye alone When a horse is produced to an !
Arab which he has not seen before he will ash at once
about bis dant and sire He never assumes the Pedigree
from the appearance nor attaches any importance to
the statements given about the origin unless sup
ported by a written document signed by Sheikh of a
Tnbe whose integrity is known to him with seals of
some reputed witnesses likewise known to him There
can be little doubt that in other countries a flaring
Kidish purchased from Iraq and fitted with an v 4 sif
name and long Pedigree by some fraudulent Arab horse
dealer is often employed for breeding purposes and in
such cases it is only reasonable to expect that the
produce turns out worse than the ongmal slock
Of native Iraq cattle there are only two breeds the
Zuberwjth and the Iraquieh both of which can be
truthfully said to be poor type badly nourished and
with little milk The Zuberwieh cattle however arc
much the superior of the two and their place of origin is
said to be Kowcit on the Persian Gulf but unfortunatdy
there are comparatively few of this breed m the country
The mam use of the Iraqu eh cattle is for ploughmg
cut they have the advantage of being able to exist on
w I Hence they arc found in areas where
ouid be impossible to keep other types of catde
Attempts to improve the Iraq stock were earned
out dunng end after the war During the years 1917
1919 approximately three thousand five hundred
Indian bred cattle of Sindi and Nansi bretds were
imported by the British military authorities to meet
their demands for dairy produce and supply to the
military hospital These animals were of the same
breeds that the Indian Government official farms
stock and their selection was the work of experienced
officials of the Indian Farms Department
The Sindi cattle are of a thick set type and
average about nine hundred pounds body weight
Owing to combination of hardiness and reasonable
milking qualities they were highly successful in with
standing the climatic conditions of Iraq A fair
average milk yield per lactation period for these animals
would be eleven thousand pounds
During the year 1919 the Military Farm* Aulhon
ties acting on Indian advice and with a new to the
further impTOvcmcnls of the dairy stock in Iraq
imported sixteen Ayrshire bulls of known milking
strains These bulls crossed with the Indian breeds
have produced an extremely useful type of dairy animal
capable of producing up to sixteen thousand pounds of
rmik per lactation period and at the same time able
to withstand well the climate of Iraq
These half breeds are of a true Ayrshire type
having lost the hump of the Indian breeds, and average
twelve hundred pounds body weight
The year 1921 saw the break of the Military Farms
Department and the whole of thetr stock was bought
by H M King Faisal and a British Dairying Company
known as the Baghdad Farms and Dairy Company
At the time of wnting it is estimated that there are
approximately six hundred half breed Ayrshire cattle
m the country and so far the information m regard to
the future crossing of these cattle is most disappoint
ing as a further Ayrshire cross results in a rescrsion
to the type of the original Indian stock comi lele with
hump
No details are as yet available with regard to the
milking qualities of this three quarter breed but it is
to be anticipated that results here sviH correspond to
those already obtained in India 1 e an -extremely low
mdk yield
The Arabs from tjme immemonal have pursued
their own primitive methods and little or no attempt
has been made to improve the cattle which are diminu
live in size and very poor milk producers
Indisenmmate mating is the rule Castration
of undesirable bulls has been introduced by the Veter-
inary Department and is being appreciated by the
Arabs
Water Buffaloes of fairly good varieties are bred and
reared by the Arabs They exist in large numbers
throughout the country espeaally m the Midan Tnbes
of Amara They arc good milk producers
Iraq including Kurdistan is a good sheep breeding
country and there is no reason why its wealth should
not be intens bed through the adoption of modem
methods of breeding and sbeanng Though the country
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possesses fairly good varieties of sheep there is a vast
field for improvement by the introduction of foreign
vanclies
The following breeds of sheep are common in
Iraq
El Awas — ^This vanety of sheep was originally
imported from Syria They are now available in
Iraq among the Aniza Zrunyeh and Azza Tribes
and are considered to be the best breed in the country
They are of medium size and strong build 3 feet m
height with ears 4 inches long The tail weighs
about 15 lbs and is approximately 13 inches in length
and 12 inches broad The woo) is soft generally
7 inches long Each sheep produces 14 to 15 lbs
of wool per year They are good millccrs yielding
S — 6 lbs of milk per day The mutton is excellent
They reach 90 — 100 lbs m weight Colour is invariably
white
Naimi — These resemble the above vanety
except that they are somewhat smaller in size and horn
less This breed is found in Kirkbuk Arbil Mosul
and also among Aniza and Azza Tnhes
Asiifal — ^This vanety is supposed to be the
indigenous breed of Iraq available everywhere from
Baghdad to Basra They are generally of black or
brown colour and smaller than the above vaneties
possessing small ears and a fat tail 69 to So lbs in body
weight The ewes yield about 3 lbs of milk per day
Karadi— T hese are a Kurdistan brew chiefly
distinguished by their long ears 6— 7 inches The neck
13 1 J feet long and the body well developed They have
a fat tail 16 to 14 inches in length The wool is long
and coarse and used chiefly for making carpets and
other heavy materials This breed is brown and dark
chestnut m colour reaching loo'^izo lbs in body
weight Ewes give 4—5 lbs of milk per day
Najdi — This variety is scarce m Iraq and imported
from Najad and found only around Karbala They are
the biggest of all varieties with long neck and body
hornless the colour black with complete or partial
white face tail very long measuring 18 inches in length I
and to inches in breadth tapenng at the end They ^
I reach xio to 125 lbs m body weight The ewes produce
I 6 — 8 lbs of milk per day Unfortunately this variety
' cannot stand the climate and generally dies after a
stay of 2 or 3 years in this country
A sixth variety occurs at Rowanduz and is owned by
Sayed Taha the Qaimmaq known as Qara Goz
Adami The variety was obtained by his father from
Jabel Ararat from the Russians At present there are
about 200 sheep These live and thrive well m the
colder climate prevalent m the hilly districts of Rowan
duz Hiey are slightly smaller in size than the Karadi
variety Their eyes are encircled with a black spot
hence the name Qara Goz (Turkish — Qara Black and
Goz eye) The general shape of the body is wedge
shaped wide at the buttocks tapering towards the
shoulders The loins are slightlv taller than the withers
I the head comparatively small and the neck medium
I The legs are thin and strong feet black The fat tail
I IS rather small The whole body is covered by a silky
' white fleece Tlie mouth is small and lips and nose
I covered black
I Angora goats are scattered all over the country
I the hair being largelyused for making Kurd costumes
The hair of the indigenous Iraqi goat is very coarse
I and used mainly for the Bedouin tents They are
pastured along with sheep and thrive well
The Arabs pasture their flocks in the desert
changing from place to place as the food supply gives
out In Kurdistan the flocks are pastured in the villages
outside the towns during the winter end spring About
June they leave the valleys and trek to the mountains
for summer pastures from which they return in Septem*
ber There are big markets for sheep and goats sheep
dealei^ from Syria visitmg yearly and purchasing a big
number for export
Mules are bred both by Arabs and Kurds These
mules are of small type and not up to the standard
generally required for military purposes They are
ordinarily used for pack and plough
Hie best mules are bred m the hilly areas around
KKanaqm and on the foot hills of Badra
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JAPAM
Livestock Breeding in Japan«
The Live Stock estimate for Japan states cattle I47*,0oo, sheep 14,000, pigs 672000, horses 1,592,000
The Japanese Empire comprises more than 4 000
Islands, chief among them being the Yero (Hokkaido)
the Honshu the Shikoku and the Kiu Shu The
total area is close on 237 000 square miles with a popu-
lation of nearly 765 million, or 322 people to the
square mile The staple cereals are rye, barley and
nee While the climate is tropical in the south, snow
falls m the main islands during the winter The
absolute maximum temperature is 98’ and the mmimum
15* The rainfall js abundant In live stock breed-
ing as m so many other spheres of Japanese life, great
stndes have been made lately and much attention is 1
paid to improving the existing breeds, partly by m- j
breeding and selection and partly through the imports- !
tion of Pedigree strains of horses cattle sheep and '
pigs The Ministry of Agriculture has lately reor- ,
ganised the Husbandry Department and through adopt-
ing modem methods m breeding it is hoped to improve
the native live stock within a reasonable time TTie
Department of Agncuhure embraces four general
departments 1 e for agriculture — ‘ Nomul Kyolcu ,
for animal husbandry— Chikusan Kyoku' , for
forest— Sangin Kyolcu and for water cultivation
— Suisan Kyoku Another department fer n<»
cultivation— Seiko Ku Jimusha —is perhaps the
most important function of the Ministry of Agriculture
The Zootechmcal Department 13 divided into three
Sections — for zootechmcal purposes for horse breed
mg. and for cattle breeding
At the Sapporo College at Sapporo m the Hok
kaido working under the Imperial University faculties
have been inaugurated for Agronomy, Genetics Biology,
etc and lately University Demonstration Farms have
been established in variousparts of the country the total
acreage for experiments readiing nearly 16 000 acres
Commencing in the year 1872 the Agricultural
College has slowly developed as an Institute for train-
ing young men in the science of agriculture and live
stock breeding Since J918 when the Hokkaido
Imperial University was formed through an Imperial
Ordinance with a faculty of Agriculture men prominent
m their spheres have been engaged as demonstrators,
lecturers assistants etc and the Institute is now
developing on entirely practical and modem lines.
At the various Zootechmcal Experiment Stations —
“ Oiikusanshi Kenjo — experiments in cattle breed-
ing are being earned on, the idea being through expen-
ments to discover which types or breeds may in the
long run be most suitable for Japanese conditions
It IS aimed at developing these Zootechmcal Stations
to be Depots, spread all over the country, for the
maintenance of bulls stallions, boars and rams for
service on the local live stock A number of Breed
Associations — Chikusan Kumiai ' — have been formed
or are m the course of formation and much good is
expected to result from these as soon as experience has
gamed To the Department of Agriculture
has recently been given to take all suc^ steps
that may lead to a general improvement tn live stock
breeding — the importation and maintenance of suitable
types of live stock and the granting of monetary assist-
ance with a view of encouraging the imports of suitable
breeds An Association, interesting in its sphere of
activities, IS the recently formed “Japanese Associa-
tion for the advancement of Saence’ at the Kyusku
Imperial University at Fukuoka, live stock breeding
being one of its objects Here the “ Journal of the
Department of Agriculture’ is being published
Through the Central Federation of Breed Associations
— * Chikusan-Kumia-RengdkMai ' — the smaller
farmers’ attention is drawn to the value of utilising
Pedigree animals and the danger of breeding off scrub
animals, and well-known experts are available for
consultations whenever so required The principal
Agricultural Colleges, besides the Sapporo, are the
following
TM Kagosli ma Itn^nal Coll^fe ot Asnc“ll“r® ** Kigosh ma under
nunagemeBi ol llr S Hurt it
The Agrtcultural EapinmenUl Station at N sh Dgahara under
lofOr M ituu
r»<Nj ng Erprr wnul Station at V iWgabafa Tekjro ontlrr
, I ol Dr Sfk . „
The tnUtuteforTtanng Ap uUuralTeKhmalthe Ar)''*}*'*'*'
el KoRiiba Tokyo nrtrr masagroient of Dr H TakaJabI
The chief Agricultural Associations are
Da S hooNotia at Tan kr Akauhe Ku Tok>« foragrcultunlpumaM
The Central DoteetUc An ma]> See eiy-^BUO Cb kuwn Kal ai uea
YamsthUCbo Kojm*«b Ku Tokyo ,
As milk production is being encouraged by the
Government, it is interesting to note that there are novr
about 20 000 purebred Fnesian cattle, nearly all of
which have reliable Pedigrees The total number of
daily cattle m Japan may be estimated at 225 000
of which 82% arc stated to be more or less of Fnesian
blood Sheep breeding long neglected, is given more
attention and experts hold the opinion that the sheep
raising industry will be given more encourageneim
by the Department of Agriculture than any other branch
of live stock breeding Among the most notable Live
Slock farms m Japan the following should be men-
tioned —
IShrosh Mura Sapporo Cun Hokka do
ToyohraMach SappocoCun Hokkaido
Takaoka Mura Stukama Cun Hyogo
Prefecture
Morunach Mura Minami Kambara Cun
Nujata Prefceture „ . ^
Sb aufcu sh Iwale Gun Iwale Prefecture
Hokka do
KanaaawaQty Ithikawa Prefecture
MatuMura Awa Cun. Ch ba Prefecture
1 unaMura bUtsuGun Okayama Prefecture
Sappoco Uokkawlo
Tarukawa Mura Ish kar Gun Hokka do
lOOo YaguchiDai Meg sb Machi YokobUBa
Hannya) MacW NaratiW Kara Prefecture
foyonakaMura ToyonoGun Osaka Fu
1 Vush ma Kongo Ku Tokyo
The Chief Japanese Live Stock Commissioner
to whom correspondence concerning live slock breeding
and matters connected with imports of Pedigree animals
into Japan should be addressed c/o Ministry of Agri-
culture 15 stationed at Tokyo, the present holder of
the office being Mr Issa Tanimura
1^6 pnnapal firm of Pedigree Live Slock Im-
porters IS that of Messrs Nosava & Company, address
Nihon Kogyo Ginko, Mam no uchi, Tol^o
... Dokoio
llokkidoSliucbkujO
HyoCQ KcnStvich kujo
Nu(^(a K«Q Stiiicb'kojo
K« wal Koio
IlolU Nop,
Ab«Hon,
Ch ba Krn SbiKhlki o
Okavama K^n Sbuchikujo
Tbt HohkaxloCho
Ke ki Macbiniun Esq
Vc aburo Kunhara Esq
Bu cb) Uyvmttra Esq
Sb nlo Sh aata Gaq
Banin H uya Ivasak
JAVA & SUMATRA
Livestock Breeding in Java and Sumatra.
The Live Stock estimate for these and the other
smaU Islands which constitute the Nelherland East
Indies spates
Madoera
I Head of
cattle etc
Timor ball Lombolc Flom
SoeenhawB Savoe Benkoelen
Celebes and Sumatra
3478399
Cattle
833207
2,201 419
Uullaloei
I 119 074
98211
842346
1291 677
Sheep
120609
2200924
Coata
538305
It IS an interesting fact that in the group of Islands i
constituting the Netherland East Indies, live stock I
breeding is the most important factor m the occupa-
tion of the native population perhaps even more
than agriculture However it is noticeable that the
horse population in both Java and Madura shows a
tendency to decrease, a circumstance that is of some
importance, the explanation of which is still lacking
On the other hand, cattle breeding is steadily increas-
ing, and so IS pig breeding In what the Dutch call
Ae “ Outer Islands —Timor, Bah, Lombok Flores
Soembawa Savoe, Benkoelen Celebes and Sumatra-
live stock breeding is chiefly maintained for the Export !
Trade as proved by the tact that the annual Exports '
of bulls from Madura amount to some 60000 head
while from Bali some 35 000 head are shipped all the
year round to other countnes To day the Bah and the
Madura cattle are pure bred and rank among the b«t
of the various cattle raised m these Islands The
Natives have a shrewd eye for the advantages through
crossing their cattle by bulls of outstanding merits
and It IS probably correct to state that everywhere the
indigenous breeds are now being crossed by Hissar and
Ongole bulls, with a view of increasing live weight for
slaughter as well as for draught purposes The Ongole
cattle are chiefly bred in Soemba and the Hissar cattle
in Soembana The Dutch farmers however, are chiefly
using dairy cattle imported from Holland and Australia
but Fnesian cattle are now being bred in steadily
incrc’sing numbers from stock constantly recruited
from Europe The Water Buffalo is increasing m
number every year, owing to the fact that he timves
better in swampy clayey ground
The smaller domestic animals, like pigs goats and
sheep are much chenshed by the natnes, and their
wnomic salue to the household is much appreciated
Undoubtedly pig breeding will become one of the
mMl allracUie branches of the live stock industry,
and m this respect there is much to be done by means of
imported slock The iiaU\e pig is small m structure
and unattractiie but on the other hand it is self
supporting in eicry sense of the woid The quantities
of exported pigs from Bah and Lombok arc increasing .
the pigs being espeaally fattened for the export trale, I
The annua! export figures may be estimated at l 0000 I
hogs from Bah alone In these Islands the mim of I
pig farms is increasing, and here the Industry 1$ in the
hands of the natives, and not the Chinese
The pnncipal breeds raised in the Netherland
East Indies are
Cattle Balinese, Madurese, Javanese, Sumatra
Batak. and Achinese cattle Zebu Breeds Ongole
Hissar European and Australian Breeds Dutch
Fnesian, Ayrshire, Jersey, Shorthorn and Hereford
cattle
As regards HoRSES the following distinctly dif-
ferent breeds are reared the Sandalwood horse, a
beautiful highly valuable horse, and the best breed in
the Islands , the Soenda — chiefly bred in the Timor,
Rot). Flores Lombok Soembawa and Bah Islands A
great number of horses are imported from Australia
As regards SheeP The indigenous sheep 1$ pre-
dominating Among other native breeds, mention
should here be made of the following three very good
types, the Donggala, the Madoura, and the Preanger
sheep
pjcs— The Ball pigs exist m great numbers, as
already stated Among imported pigs, the Berkshire
pig, the Tamworth and the Middle '^ite Yorkshire
are most m vogue Here and there, the improved
German Landrace pig 1$ likewise to be observed.
Generally speabng the live stock in the Islands
IS steadily improving, thanks to the unceasing care and
attention paid by the Government Contagious diseases
once SO rampant are slowly stamped out and the Chief
of the Vetennary Service, who resides at Buitenzorg, in
the Island of Java, exerases control of the Veterinary
Scr\»<» all over the Islands, where the work u divided
into four Sections of control each under direct super-
vision of an Inspector, who takes his instructions from
the Chief These Inspectors are highly skilled and have
I under their supervision Vetennary Surgeons most of
whom have graduated from the University of Utrecht
Of these four sections the first mcludrs the entire
eastern part of the Islvnd group with Mvcvvsar as seat
of the lns}>cction the distnet also mcIiKling the
Southern and Eastern part of Borneo The secv'iwl
Section, with Souralxvya as hevdqiivrters cvmpnses
Madoura the eastern part of Java ami a numWr of
Islands The third sectional Insj'evturale lyntie at
Bandoung, compnses est Jvva, etc 5 vvhile the K'vilth
section, with Port ilc Kovk as crntie inclmles iMiniatt*
and the turrotimlmg Ishiult, an I the while I'f the
western jwirt of Borneo It Will tlui* lie seen ihst the
Dutch CovTtnmcnl ate contivlling the health v! the
live stock by means of a wrll-eitabhdie.l lut 1 f
Vetennary Insjirclwn Si'ine nvtv t v Sfvvotv Dwtilv
Vetennan Ollicrrs ate ilrvxling all then time ti the
live stock mJusttv. Vihite 1 vrr vwie Inneliwi witiiw
assitiants ami s miic lift) rirtls ate ititi mioI all « vet the
country, ilifecll^ teux'inil le li the ♦ntgi'oiM
An inteinting ivslrm all met th
in reganl to the imw-rinenl el tuttle Ihi
JAVA U SUMATRA
head can be sold or moved from one place to another
unless It carries a " passport * signed by the responsible
olficer in the village — a system that works wonderfully
well, and aims at making cattle stealing impossible
Live stock breeding is chiefly centered m the Islands of
Java and Bah, for which reason they are mentioned as
” Cattle Districts,’ in comparison with the Islands of
Sumatra, Celebes, Borneo Lombok Soemba. Flores,
and Timor where the Buffalo dominates and therefore
are called “ Buffalo Country ’ Originally, it is held
and probably correctly, all the cattle now spread over
the many Islands came from Banteng m the Sunda
Islands Here the cattle are still li\ mg m the natural
conditions roaming about, as a rule in herds of five
to SIX cows with one bull They are perfectly wild,
very sby, and considered capital sport for the huntsman
The various degrees of attention paid to cattle
breeding in the different Islands signify the love, or
otherwise felt by the natives towards domestic animals
Thus the Javanese hold that live stock should main-
tain Itself without any capital or care bestowed on
them end therefore more often than not they neglect
them The Madurese on the other hand, love their
animals, treat them well, keep them m stables during
the hottest time of the day and hold that no feed ts good
enough Being more intelligent they early came to
the conclusion that the qualities of live stock could
only be maintained and improved upon through
systematic crossing with prominent bulls The colour
of the cattle is everywhere the same, dark brown
Generally the size of the cows is i to to 1 15 m , while
bulls reach x 20 to t 25 m In Madoera, however, the
bulls are better developed and of larger size 136 5 an
often being reached ITe average weight of a milking
cow is 300 kilos For the sake of tnilk production the
average cow only calves once in two years The best
slaughter cattle are produced in the Island of Madoera
from which every year from 50 000 to 65 ooo bead are
exported to Ja\a this live stock trade being perhaps
the most important source of income In Madoera the
total cattle stock is probably near 800 000 bead and
there are many villages where from 800 to 1 000 head
are kept and owned by die villagers The bides are |
partly tanned in the islands where there are some 1
European owned tanneries partly exported to Europe
Without the slightest doubt, the Island of Madoera witK
its two million inhabitants and an area of nearly 450 000
hectares will become a very important hve stock
breeding centre Speaking administratively, the Island
belongs to java, and is counted as one of the seventeen
Provinces under the Javanese Government The aver-
age native peasant is the owner of three to five bead of
cattle, not seldom up to ten and twelve depending on
b» personal interest in hve stock breeding and the
personal attention he may pay to his animals It is
however not uncommon m the more prosperous
villages to find natives who rear from 40 to X2S bead
of cattle or Water Buffaloes
The total number of milk cows m the Island of
Java may be assessed at six thousand including those
onging to Europeans This relatively small nundier
explains why such large quantities of condensed and
stenhsed milk are yearly imported into Java Butter
and cheese ate not manufactured, curiously enough, as
j the making of these cvery-daj -requirements should be
, a paying proposition However, although slowly the
I dairy industry is expanding and the number of Euro-
pean cattle, chiefly Fnesians from Holland seems to
testify to an increasing interest m an industry that
! certainly should become flourishing as years pass by
The mam point is of course, the question of acquinng
and maintaining first class breeding bulls. Their
scaraty explains, no doubt, why native live stock
breeding js on a low level
On the East Coast of Sumatra where there is a
great number of farms belonging to European owners
the Zebu IS very much in vogue here called Bengal
cattle In the Medan district a considerable number
of pure bred Friesian cattle are kept at the Planta-
tions, and a very fine stock indeed is to be seen m the
neighbourhood
As already stated horse breeding in these Islands
has not been increasing of late for reasons not satis
' factorily explained Many good horses are bred here
' and it IS probably true os stated by many Dutch
I investigators that the best types came originally from
I Arabian progenitors The slock of horses is ^tcad
over the Islands of Celebes Seembawa Flores, Timor
and Ball and probably the total stock m these Islands
IS well over one quarter of a million For the sake of
j companson it might here be mentioned that the total
stock of horses in Holland is not very much larger
The average height of these Island horses is scarcely
more than 133 cm , more often than not below 113 cm
The celebrat^ Sandalwood horse averages a height of
1 15 cm Considerable numbers are exported every year
In Sumatra the Batakker horse is held to be a splendid
horse for ail round purposes, and this is the horse
chiefly utilised by the Colonial Government, and much
attention is now being paid to improvement of the
breed On the Island of Java the Preanger horse is
held in great esteem by the natives and Europeans
alike He is remarkahly endurable easily fed and of a
pleasing temperament and appearance Australian
stallions have been imported and used for improve-
ments, however, without significant success The
Government maintain, on the other hand, a number of
from 75 to 85 Sandel stallions and the mark these are
setting on the progeny is noticeable These Sandel—
or perhaps more correctly Sandalwood horses are the
best and finest of all the horses raised in these islands
They originate from the Island Soemba, and the
export of this beautiful animal, between two thousand
and 2 500, js the chief source of income for the island
The stallions measure l 26 to i 35 m and the brood
mares from I 24 to i 27 m Lately the Government
have placed * number for service m the Island of
Sumatra
Sheep breeding is rather n^lected, although the
number 1$ suffiaenlly important to warrant more atten-
tion being paid According to Government estimates,
the total number of sheep over all the islands might
JAVA St SUMATRA— KOREA.
803
be assessed at 2i millions. As regards goals, the
Government estimates arc 3 millions. Even the smallest
and most unimportant among the peasants is anxious
to keep one or two sheep, stabling them as a rule over
night in a kind of bambm hut, raised one to hvo feet
with a siew of keeping the wool clean from dirt. The
natives are as a rule fond of mutton, and the wool is a
not inconsiderable source of income for the women. It
is remarkable that wild sheep never existed in these
islands.
As regards pig breeding, only black pigs seem to
thrive. The Berkshire pig should undoubtedly find a
great demand as and ivhen its merits could be appre-
ciated. All the islands are full of indigenous pigs
which cause much damage to Plantations. The number
of domesticated pigs is scarcely more than round about
one million, probably owing to the fact that the Moham-
medan population despise this animal. The export of
fattened pigs, chiefly to Singapore, is a not unimportant
source of income, the Bali Island being the chief source
of supply. The cruel Chinese methods of paclung live
pigs in crates, keeping them there often three to four
days without food and water, is here still in \ogue.
It IS probable that live stock breeding in the
Netherland East Indies will become the chief mainstay
of the population.
lUmlroliont page 677.
Prominent Breeders.
Bolgooi L Trriabane Farm, Porrwokrrto. Banjounu’
S WilMi
Doerdrnj(GoM Drr- 1 Fm) Meneatas Sumatra
OtjofBaaJoengMunicipal i lUnJ Ja^a
CsUTteur, A Ml i Pat Ji Java
Gavnmmrnt Stud Farm at Atjt't Samilra
, , Preanjer Java
. . , Padan? Sumatra
Ilirachland a vat 7i«l C»n Wetparin T|iS3uron» Java
Opoltki. Kurt Poaibatan. Pvnolrn^an . Jav
"tva V\antoAva&CCT*oCT(S . Ptasatt-isaa Jyi
Ursone Urotbm LrmtuDfr liin'ortii; Jav
Vnburg, D , Dr FnescheTcrpFann I*ra5alra$an Ja'
LUnsTOCK IMPORTERS
Huairr A Comp , Ltd Sourahajra
JmneAComp Batavia
Pnc« John Batavia
I Troop deHaat A Saurabara
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Livestock Breeding in Korea.
The total area c! the country is about 83.000
square miles and the population probably 16,000,000.
A Japanese Live Stock Census, recently published,
estimates the cattle stock at 1,605,000 head, the pif
stock at 1,140,000, horses at 53.250 and sheep at only
2,500.
Duringthe lifetime of thelate Emperor, the breeding
of cattle was encouraged by the then Government, but
since Korea came under the Japanese sway, very little,
if anything, has been done in the matter of live stock
breeding. Many local conditions favour the reanng
of pigs and sheep, especially sheep, and the summer is
nottoohot. Theindigenousbreedof cattle has probably
emanated from the Yangtse Valley as it greatly resembles
the types now bred in this part of China. As regards
horses, the Korean farmer has always bred remarkably
good such. Pig breeding has never been so extensively
carried on as in China, but on the other hand, the
Koreans treat their pigs better, and In this respect
ha^e probably drawn lessons from Japan.
Conditions In Korea are changing, owing to
Japanese influence now being felt In c%ery walk of
life, but speaking socially, the old charm over the
country has disappeared. Some thirty years ago
when Korea was sull an Empire it was one of the most
pleasant counlnes in Asia for the %*isitor who in-
variably could count on the greatest courtesy displayed.
In mediaeial times Korea was one of the most flour-
ishing countries, but when the Wang Dynasty suc-
cumbed to Chinese political intrigues, and the country
came under her suzerainty’, conditions chanced rapidly.
The animosity against the Chinese caused the Koreans
to shut ihcmscb’cs up in their own country, without
any intercourse with the western world, and $0 it
happened that nothing or very little was ever know
or heard in Europe about the Koreans until quite
recently. In the year 1881 the first sea port was opened
for Japanese trade, while in 1882 and during the fol-
lowing ten years several foreign powers claimed and
obtained the same treaty rights. While not so long
ago the people were divided into the peasanls—the
producers, and the nobles— the consumers, and the
Korean women shut themselves up, conditions are
much dianged and the Koreans have proved during
the many hardships they have recently passed through
that they are open for intellectual influence. Means
of transport are very limited. The chief articles of
trade arc live stock products — ^hides, skins, wool and
meat — ^and minerals such as gold and copper. The
sidns of tigers and panthen, once upon a time a royal
prerogative, arc still articles of some value ; and sheep
rearing which not so long ago was forbidden, is slowly
drawing the attention of the farmers. Few horses are
utilised in agricultural pursuits, the oxen e>eo‘''here
taldng their place. The fattening of cattle is a not
unimportant branch of agriculture. In the northern
parts of Korea, still completely uncultivated, the soil
IS extremely fertile and this part of (he country will
probably be populated by Japanese settlers. Splendid
bvley and oats are grown here, and the Jinieng root,
so cherished by the Chinese, the Koreans and the
Japanese ahke. reaches here in the north a very large size.
With the influx of foreigners now living in Korea.
Americans. Germans. Japanese. French and Englih.
the detrund for better dairy products and
to be shchtJy Impressing the Koreans
much to be done in the way of lire
on improved bnei.
806
PALESTINA & SYRIA
Livestock Breeding in Palcstina and Syria.
PalestiNA The importations of Pedigree live '
stock into Palestina have extended over several years,
and thanks to the enduring efforts on the part of the I
Department of Agriculture at Mount Carmel, near
Haifa, a great number of herds and flocks have been
graded up According to the latest Census, the Live
Stock amounts to some 390,000 head of cattle, l ,690 000
sheep, and nearly 55000 horses The number of
pigs is about 6,000 Until the great war Palestina
was a part of Turkey and, as such, badly treated and
neglected Although of a barren nature in parts, it
is in other parts remarkably fertile Geographically,
Palestina is divided into two portions, the west and
the east of the Jordan, while agriculturally it com-
prises four distinct regions — the mountain region to
the west of the Jordan, the plateau region to the east
of this river, the coast land and the Jordan valley
The highlands of Palestina are really a continuation
of Lebanon, with the highest summit at Hebron, some
3,380 ft above sea level While much of the country
appears rugged and naked and the rainfall is scarcely
more than 20 inches the country is remarkably fertile
m many parts where pastures abound and splendid
cattle have been bred since time immemorial Ovnng
to the misrule of the Turks, live stock breeding and
farming languished but under Bntish protection
agncullure seems to revive and much is being done in
every direction towards developing the country’s
natural resources The pastures arc remarkably
nounshing for sheep and goats, and Urge herds of vnld
goats still exist The Department of Agriculture is
anxious to carry out a scheme of eslaWishing Govern-
ment Stud Farms m various districts and several
Associations for the betterment of Jewish farmers
such as the '* Palestina Zionist Executive " the “Jewish
National Fund,” and the " Palestine Jewish Colonisa-
tion Association have been chiefly instrumental
in bringing Pedigree live stock in very considerable
numbers into Palestina Undoubtedly the country
15 suitable for the raising of valuable stock and live
stock men should meet with encouragement m any
effort to find an outlet for stud animals The following
agncultural Assoaations are interested m live stock
breeding
Departmentof AinicuItuTalCoIoD sat on llufa
r»fcstiDaZotiitlL*ecuUve P 0 D 02 Jecosaea.
{ rwish AltUooall und Jcrvulcin
alettioa Land Devclucmnit Co Ltd P O B 4Se J^nisalctn
PalMtlna Jewish Coloniutlon Assoc ation POD Q7 Haifa
AtTKuUaTai Head/^uarlen CtBfral Jewish Woricen Orgtnlsatl^B POB
411 Jetusalem
Federation «i Jewish rarniers Judea Ttl Aviv
PUoten Association Anoudath hotcim Sedj-rah
Co<menlive Socieljr el Orange Growers Jaffa
Srna cate of Jewish Tobacco Growen of t/pi>cr aod Lower Ca^dee Rosh
{ e« shTobaccoCrowers Associationia Palestina Mikveb Israel
alestioa Arab Tobacco Growers Co-operative Soesety Ltd Acre
XVlneCrowers Association It shon le Zion
* Itacbaklaith Co-operative Cattle Insurance Society Ltd
tlachaklaitli Profess onal SlutualOrsan satioo Hedcra
Fanners Union of Lower Cal lee Yabnrrl
Syria As m Palestina, live stock breeding m
Syria IS a very ancient industry, as Syria once upMn a
time was tbe greatest cattle and sheep raiser in the
Mediterranean Basin It is difficult to speak of Syria
Without including Palestina, as the Holy Land is r^Iy
a part of Syria Syria proper holds an area of about
77/>oo square miles, embracing the xvholc of the
Mediterranean east coast It is a plateau land, remark'
able for its many fruitful valleys where intensive
cultivation has existed for thousands of years Thus
the valley of El-Buka has been a live stock breeding
district for ever so long, and m medieeval days Syrian
merchants carried on a most lucrative trade in selling
stallions, bulls and rams to many a European Royal
Court Sheep breeding, of course, is the rna>n*tay
of the smaller farmers, and remarl^bly good strains
were bred here before organised sheep breeding com-
menced in Europe As a camel breeding district
Syria was early prominent, her camels being held in
great value by all the surrounding tribes The popu-
lation of Syria is now probably 2,650,000, consisting
of people and rages of great diversity, of which, probably
I 75% devote their life and work to farming and live
I slock breeding
After Saladin, Sultan of Egypt, had conquered
j Syna during the Utter part of the twelfth century when
I he extinguished the Kingdom of Jerusalem, Syria
could never restore her erstwhile prospenty and splen-
dour , and since the country m the year 1516 had become
a part of the Ottoman Empire, Turkish misrule greed,
and unjust taxation by degrees turned its large and
prosperous villages and their valuable pastures into
devastated lands , and with disappearing prosperity
interest in sheep and cattle breeding abated Like
, the farmers m Palestina, the Synans are good stock
I men
PERSIA
807
Livestock Breeding in Persia.
The exact number of Live Stuck in this country
bas never been known as a census has never been taken
That the number of sheep is very considerable is,
however, well known , and as regards horses, cattle
and pigs many indications point towards an increased
interest being taken in live stock breeding, not only
on the part of the larger land owners but by the Govern-
ment The recent political changes and the ascendance
to the throne of a very active and far seeing man who
IS particularly interested m agriculture bodes well
for the future Persia’s chief drawback has always
been and is still, Her lack of railway communication,
but as the long-needed Trans-Persian railway is now
actually to be created, as capital for the same has been
secured from Tea av\d Sugar Taxes, the total calculated
cost £30 000,000 can actually he secured One of
the difficulties that has always been connected with
attempts on the part-of tbe European live slock breeders
to encourage Persian land owners in the acquisition of
Pedigree Stud animals has been the excessive cost of
transport from the Gulf to Teheran, the Capital.
£25 per ton or from the Caspian to the Capital. £10
per ton The railway rales estimated to be charged
on the new system will probably only amount to a
cuartef of these figures The railway will start on
the Persian Gulf at Khormusa, pass through Ahwai.
Dtzful, Hamadan, Kazvin and on to Teheran . and
through Firuzkuh to Bendergaz Speaking generally,
the railway line will not present great difficulties in
construction
Persia is a Plateau land from 2 500 to 3 500 feet
in elevation vnth a very variable dimate, m parts
excessively hot almost impossible for human endurance,
while in other parts the moisture is so excessive as to
cause swamps In the Provmces bordering on the
Caspian tbe land is generally well watered, well
timbered and of striking beauty Although the country
1$ well watered almost everywhere, the Karun is the
only river really suitable for navigation While on the
Central Plateau the climate is very cold m the winter
and excessively hot in the summer the dryness of the
atmosphere causes the air to be very pure Sudden
climatic changes often occur, detrimental to thedevelop-
mcnt of live stock which, however, in spite of all the
drawbacks seem to thrive well Having passed the
Persian Gulf where the land is barren, the Luristan
and khuzistan Forests commence, and then follows a
belt where fruit trees and vineyards are of exceptional
quality Detrimental to live stock breeding is, ol
course, the existence of many wild animals su^ as the
bon the tiger, the leopard, the wolf, the wild bear and
bycna Tbe mountain sheep have developed m
spite of these drawbacks, and. like tbe goat, attain
considerable size Tbe Persian borses are wJI
developed and fine arumals, and if selection m breeding
could be systematically earned through, Persia should
undoubtedly be able to develop a very valuable Horse
breeding industry Splendid mules are bred in many
districts, and the Persian cattle are often of exceptional
excellence
It IS, however, in the field of sheep breeding that
the Persian farmers have obtained a certain notoriety
as ibey Have for hundreds of years bred a type of fat-
tailed sheep from which strains have been exported to
Asiatic Russia, to Turkey, Armenia and Palestine
Several experts who have examined the sheep stock in
Persia hold that the Persian sheep is one of the best
•breeds in Asia remarkable for its endurance and
ability to always breed true to type When live stock
breeding can be given proper attention Persia will
offer a vast field for expansion in the live stock industry
and as the Persians ate astute men of business, quick
to take advantage of opportunities offering, it is most
likely only the lack of propaganda on the part of live
stock men in other countries that has prevented many
a land owner in Persia from acquiring better stock
Lately, under the new regime, a Department has
been inaugurated for agriculture and handling of the
Pubbe Domains, and attempts are now being made to
ascertain the size of breeders flocks, herds and studs,
their requirements, the yield of the various categories
of live stock and, what is very difficult, the matenu that
IS in the hands of nomadic tribes Organised live stock
breeding is non-existent but, as stated the field is vast
and opportunities considerable for those who would
like to explore the same
An Agricultural Advisory Committee, recently
appointed, is now permanently attached to the
Ministry of Public Works and its chief function
according to a recent Ordinance is to act as a centra!
office for preparation and execution of any measure
which may promote the development of agriculture
and live stock breeding With a view of popularising
this measure, the members of the Committee represent
smaller farmers as well as very large land-owners
one of each category from every Province, and four
other members who must be breeders of horses, cattle,
sheep and pigs, and well-known in their districts ,
while three members representing the Miniystr of
Finance, have been attached with a view of handling
any measure involving outlay of capital This Com-
mittee meets during the first week of every month
when suggestions or applications for assistance from
the oulI>ing Provinces in regard to live stock breeding,
dain}'ng, fenang, drainage, expert advice, etc , are
considered, and any proposition, when sanctioned for
execution, is sent to the Counal of Mimsten for
approval
For rdiable information as regards Persia’s live
stock industry, and requirements, the following are
in the position of rendering assistance *
i llr SVrVxt V
DaUa Trbrvi
Sir FaUk'.lUS Kbaa Kbajavl.
Irtraa.
PERSIA— PHILLIPINE ISLANDS
While a considerable portion of Persia seems to
belong to the various tribes who are nomads moving
from place to place and as a rule owners of lai^
herds and flocks of cattle and sheep and often of mag
nificent Horses the bulk of the land is probably Held
by the great land owners As the interests and sym
pathies of these are to a certain degree bound up with
the monarchial system and this is now represented in
the Mejliss or Pari ament it is prohahle that any
reforms m live stock breeding if subject to Decrees
issued by the MejIiss may have far reaching effects as
obviously the great land owners would welcome any
improvement in their occupation which may lead to
increased income Much land also belongs to the very
powerful Shiab Divines a body whose strength rests
on feudal and ecclesiastical traditions and whose pro
pcrties are deriving their chief income from live stock
breeding In Persia like everywhere else in the Far
East the awakening is spreading about hl^e a ferment
and many remarkable results may 1 appen Persia has
had a chequered career being period cally usurped now
by one now by anolber strong man and the late
dynasty the Kajar was like its predecessors dethroned
owing to misgovcrnment With its enormous oil
resources now exploited by British capital to the benefit
of the country whereby large amounts of money annually
flow into the Royal Exchequer it is probable that the
country will be more open to sound political influence
TTie influence of Russia felt periodically and alwa>s
with disastrous consequences to the country will
slowly dimmish and the manner in which the Persian
Oil fields are being worked under British co operation
IS bound to act as a political asset to Great Britain
just as It IS of great finanaal and material advantage to
Persia herself
Livestock Breeding in The Phillipine Islands
The Live Stock estimate for the Phillipine Islands states
Not so very long ago it was generally held that
the climate of the Phil ppine Islands was unsuit
able for the white race — a misconception that has
now been entirely done away with as a result of
the marvellous progress m every sphere of activity
caused by the American occupation The Group of
Islands consists of three thousand one hundred and
forty one of which one thousand and ninety five are
large exceed ngly fertile inhabited and suitable for
live stock breeding The total land area is 115026
square miles Heat and humidity are of course draw
backs everywhere but m most parts of the PhiU pines
the beat is never extreme The wet season is from July
to October and during November December January
February and part of March weather conditions are
ideal the days bright and clear and the n ghts invigor
ating and cool
Under American rule an admirable state of public
order has been brought about and it is no exaggeration
to state that life and property are safe all over the
Islands The Americans have established friendly
relations with the larger portion of the wild people
even the once upon a time restless Moro country
having been subdued Already some thirty five years
ago when the first American live stock breeders
considered the possibility of taking up cattle breed ng I
as a pursuit m the larger Islands the possibilities for
developing a live stock industry were found to be
almost without competit on The very large majon^
of small land holders in the Islands have however no
land titles and as there are enormous areas of un
occup ed unclaimed uncultivated land many of these
small holders can eas ly be persuaded to move to better
land and take up cattle breeding if encouraged Only
some 63J50Q square miles can be considered as pnvate
cattle 877000 sheep 3x8000 pigs 7 530 000
land to which owners hold titles and probably not more
than half of this area is under organised cultivation
Fifty four thousand square miles are covered by
forest and the rest may be classified as agricultuw
land To day any citizen of the Ph I ppine Islands
or of the United Stales of America over the «8e
twenty one years can obtain on the payment of Sxo
a forty acre homestead This however he must
cultivate during the next five years In spite however
of these liberal terms the Phill pines have not shown
a very great desire to become land owners probably
ovnng to sheer ignorance Thus since the Public
1 Land Act took effect only some twenty five thous^d
I applications have been received of which probably
I one fifth has lapsed owing to the stipulations not having
been complied with No-one who has not Iravellw
I widely m the Phil ppines can be adequately impressed
I Vfith the insignificance of the areas now under eulu
vation as compared with those which would nchly
repay it is the opinion of an Amencan who acted as
Secretary of the Interior of the Phil ppine Islands for
twelve years and who had ample opportunity of
studying the condit ons and in a Report to the
Government as a member of the Phil ppine Commission
he slated that The country is failing to produce
food enough for eight millions of people yet if advant
age were taken of the opportunities which nature so
bountifully affords it could readily feed eighty mil
Ions Asked for his opinion how the country could
best be developed he stated that he would without
besitabon give away the public lands of the Philippine
Islands to such persons who would undertake to
cultivate them S nee the Amencan occupation
probably not more than some fifty thousand acres
have been sold to Amencans and foreigners but it is
bones 2^ 000
rUlLLIPniE 1SLAHD5
6C0
probable that if • greater niimlier of iurvc>ori of
public land could be CTnplo)ed and ibc privilege of
obtaining free Land I’atcnti on the old condiliont
could be rcncvkcd, and asneultural Imdi outside
to>s’ni could l>e made available, ibe influx of luilable
settlen would increase
In the Philippine Iilandi agriculture has alwavt
been and will continue to l>c the main source of wcvtlh
In the lowlands conditions of soil and climite are very
favourable for growing all the important tropical
products According to the Philippine weather bureau,
ram fall statistics are now so available that it is possible
for 4 would'be settler to find out before hand which
tracts of land are subject to drought or dry seasons
cr ram fall uniformly distriliuted throughout the year.
TTic Filipino makes a good field labourer if properly
fed and paid a reasonable wage It Hat often been
complained that he is lazy, but the reason it probably
simply mal nutrition, as be bas to exist day after day
on rice and nothing else Rice is the bread of the
people and it produced in large quantities Owing,
however, to the most antiquated methods and in
suffiaent preparation, the quantities of rice pro*
duced in the Islands are not even sufficient to maintain
the yvopulation. and the imports of the article have
amounted to as much as twelve million Dollars a year
In x888 rinderpest appeared for the first time m
the Islands, and swept the country from end to end
every year until the esuhbshment of Civil Government
under American rule was brought about For many
vears ploughing was practically impossible owing to
lack of d raught animals killed by the pest Tlie Bureau
of Science and the Bureau of Agriculture established
by the Americans, however, licgan a determined cam
paign against this dangerous pest of cattle, and the
fight has not ceased yet , but its ravages have been
Touted to insignificant proportions Good draught
animals are however, still fetching abnormally high
prices While m the old Spanish days, before the
American occupation ordinary oxen could be ob-
tained at the price of $6 to $8, and an excellcnl animal
at the price of from $X2 to $12 50, the prices to-day
arc from $75 to $125 for an average animal, and from
$140 to $180 for the better type The great shortage
of beef cattle is very depressing and until cattle breeding
carl be organised on suitable lines, refrigerated meat
must be imported in large quantities This class of
meat however, is very repulsive to the Filipinos who
would immediately consume fresh-killed meat if such
were available The importation of bovine animals
into the Philippine Islands is however, restricted by
law. and no imports can take place without special
Permits granted by the Governor General concurred
m by the two Presidents of the Chambers For this
reason, there is scarcely any commercial farming
actually engaged in the importation of live stock for i
breeding purposes, and as regards the export of bve '
stock there are no animals in excess of the local demand
Permits, however, to import Pedigree live stock are
obtainable and the imports of prominent breed animals
should quickly prove remunerative if properly handled
Chinese cattle were formerly importctl in considerable
quantittes, but tbe imports arc forbidden owing to
ihc Prevalence of cattle disease m tbe regions from
which they came , and instead, the excellent Nellore
cattle, one of the humped breeds of India, were im-
ported To^ay tbese cattlo—Zcbiis — are found all
over the riiilippincs, and ns they are immune to rinder-
pest they seem to be most suitable for the climate
As draught aniinils these Nellore cattle arc superior,
fast walkers, lirgc sired and extremely gentle, pro-
ducing excellent meat According to an American
invcstigslor cattle raising m Mindinihoon a large scale
IS certainly possible, and offers a most attractive field
for investment
The farmersinthe Iilandsare.asa rulc.an ignorant,
superstitious lazy, underfed lot, a century behind
the limes in their methods , yet they are not impossible
to deal with and if set a good example, the Philippine
farmer will quickly respond As regards health ron*
ditions It should be stated that almost everywhere
these are now excellent At Manilla the death-rate
among the whites is lower than in many European and
American towns The present Government of the
Philippines IS most effective and the state of public
order leaves very little to be desired Means of com-
munication by land are now fairly good and improving,
and there are many splendid and beautiful harbouri
m the various Islands, and nowhere difficulties attend-
ant upon loading or unloading vessels The natural
resources of the country are vast Tbe gold mines
are giving handsome returns
According to information supplied by the Depart-
ment of Agriculture in the Philippine Islands, the
veterinary service is well established Agricultural
schools and Stations where the Filipinos can learn rules
of live slock breeding sugar and tobacco cropping,
I etc, are now spread over the mo»t important Islands
I and emoni these the following should be m*ntion*d
A(rin H ral Schnol
KlUr I arm S Jiool
II ikldunn Asricuilural Schnol
Canurln-« Ajrrtnllaral Sclinnt frill)
Capli I'arm School
in<Linc I arm Schml
I Ians Amlcullural Schml
Mampi* nc Arricullural School
llatao I'arm School
Sanca Marla Farm School
Lchapi- I ann School (Mpal)
iaab-la Farm School
Lumbatan AcrlcuUural School
Itaybay AKTlcuUiual School
TriniaM AerloiHural School fRaxu o)
Cratral Lucan A^iculiural School (Munorj
Nn-va Slicara Farm School
Atnriaa Aencultural School
I arapanxa Acrlcultural School
San Carina Farm School
OAoMian Farms hnot
Caunnan Acrlcolturil School
Lapak Aeric^turat School
Iba Farm School
lAsaaglUnK Abra
Unnaa'an Xeutan
( ulnobatan Albay
Vlrae Albay
ri lar Dohol
II kldnoo
I'll! Camirlnn Sur
Dinga Caplc
Irabcla Iiab-la
LumbaUn Lanao
Ilaybay Leyta
Hagulo lloonUin P o» ■
Munoz Noeva Fella
Nueva Vizcaya
AborUfl I aUwan
Pampaoga
SanCarloc Pangailnan
CMIogan Kooiblon
Catarman Samar
Iba Zambari
TTie future of livestock breeding is more or
less in the hands of the veteimary officers and the
districts in which they are stationed can be seen in
the following table
I>r Ambroioriion & p-rvnln*V«trrlnjrlan Mao la
r F follnan Veterinarian
MardattokchaTarr a Sltlnua CaUao
PERSIA— PHILLIPINE ISLANDS
While a considerable portion of Persia seems to
belong to the various tribes ^vho are nomads moving
from place to place and as a rule owners of large
herds and flocks of cattle and sheep and often of mag
nificent horses the bulk of the land is probably held
by the great land owners As the interests and sym
pathies of these are to a certain degree bound up with
the monarchial system and this is now represented in '
the Mejliss or Parliament it is probable that any
reforms in live stock breeding if subject to Decrees
issued by the Mejliss may have far reaching effects as
obviously the great land owners would welcome any
improvement in their occupation which may lead to
increased income Much land also belongs to the very
powerful Shiah Divines a body whose strength rests
on feudal and ecclesiastical traditions and whose pro
perties are deriving their chief income from live stock
breeding In Persia like everywhere else m the Far
East the awakening is spreading about like a ferment
and many remarkable results may happen Persia has
had a chequered career being r^riodically usurped now
by one now by another strong man and the late
dynasty the Kajar was like its predecessors dethroned
owing to misgovernment With its enormous oil
resources now exploited by British capital to the benefit
of the country whereby large amounts of mone> annually
flow into the Royal Exchequer it is probable that the
country will be more open to sound political influence
The influence of Russia felt periodically and alwajs
with disastrous consequences to the country will
slowly dimmish and the manner in which the Persian
oil fields are being worked under British co operation
IS bound to act as a political asset to Great Britain
just as It IS of great financial and material advantage to
Persia herself
Livestock Breeding in The Phillipine Islands.
The Live Stock estimate for the Phillipine Islands states cattle 877 000 sheep 318 000 pigs 7 53 ® 00®
horses
Not so very long ago it was generally held that
the climate of the Philippine Islands was unsuit
able for the white race — a misconception that has
now been entirely done away with as a result of
the marvellous progress in every sphere of activity
caused by the American occupation The Group of
Islands consists of three thousand one hundred and
forty one of which one thousand and ninety five are
large exceedingly fertile inhabited and suitable for
live stock breeding The total land area 1$ 1x5026
square miles Heat and humidity are of course draw
backs everywhere but in most parts of the Phillipmes
the beat is never extreme The wet season is from July
to October and during November December January
Fcbniary and part of March weather conditions are
ideal the days bright and clear and the nights invigor
ating and cool
Under Amencan rule an admirable state of public
order has been brought about and it is no exaggeration
to state that life and property are safe all over the
Islands The Americans have cstabi shed friendly
relations with the larger portion of the wild people
even the once upon a time restless Moro country
having been subdued Already some thirty five years
ago when the first American live stock breeders
considered the possibility of taking up cattle breeding
as a pursuit in the larger Islands the possibilities for
developing a live stock industry were found to be
almost without competit on The very large majonty
of small land holders in the Islands have however no
land titles and as there are enormous areas of un
occup ed unclaimed uncultivated land many of these
small holders can easily be persuaded to move to better
land and take up cattle breeding if encouraged Only
some 63 000 square m les can be considered as private
296000
land to which owners hold titles and probably not more
than half of this area is under organised cultivation
Fifty four thousand square miles are covered by
forest and the rest may be classified as agricultural
land To day any citizen of the Philippine Islands
or of the United States of America over the age of
twenty one years can obtain on the payment of Sio
a forty acre homestead This however he must
cultivate during the next five years In spite however
of these liberal terms the Phillipmes have not shown
a very great desire to become land owners probably
owing to sheer ignorance Thus since the Public
Land Act took effect only some twenty five thous^d
applications have been received of which probably
one fifth has lapsed owing to the stipulations not having
been complied with No one who has not travelled
widely in the Philippines can be adequately impressed
with the insignificance of the areas now under culu
vation as compared with those which would richly
repay it is the opinion of an Amencan who acted as
Swetary of the Intenor of the Philippine Islands for
twelve years and who had ample opportunity of
studying the conditions and in a Report to the
Government as a member of the PhilippineCommission
he slated that The country is failing to produce
food enough for eight mill ons of people yet if advant-
age were taken of the opportunities which nature so
bountifully affords it could readily feed eighty mil
lions Asked for his opinion how the country could
best be developed he stated that he would without
hesitation give away the public lands of the Philippine
Islands to such persons who would undertake to
cultivate them Since the American occupation
probably not more than some fifty thousand acres
have been sold to Americans and foreigners but it is
PHrLLIPINE ISLANDS
S09
probable that if a (greater number of lurvejort of
public land could be employed and tbc pn^ilege of
obtaining free Land Patenti on the old conditiont
couM be ^ene^^cd, and acnailtural land* outside
to>Mrs could be made available, ibe influx of suitable
settlers M-ould increase
In the Philippine Islands agnculture has alwavs
been and wll continue l>c the mam lource of vveahti
In the lowlands conditions of soil and climate are scr>
favourable for crovMng all the important tropical
products According to the Philippine weather bureau,
rain fall statistics are now so available that it is possible
for X would be settler to find out before*hand which
tracts of land are subject to drought or dr> seasons
cr ram fall uniformly distributed throughout the year
The Filipino maVes a good field labourer if properly
fed and paid a reasonable wage It has often been
complained that he is lazy, but the reason is probably
simply mal nutrition as he has to exist day after day
on rice and nothing else Rice is the bread of the
people and is produced in large quantities Owing
however to the most antiquated methods and >n*
suffiaent preparation the quantities of nee pro>
duced in the Islands are not even suffiaent to rrumtain
the population and (he imports of (he article have
amounted to as much as twelve million Dollars a year
In 1888 nnderpest appeared for the first time in
the Islands and swept the country from end to end
every year until the establishment of Gvil Government
under Amencan rule was brought about For many
years ploughing was practically impossible owing to
lack of draught animals killed by the pest The Bureau
of Science and the Bureau of Agriculture established
by the Americans however began a determined cam>
paign against this dangerous pest of cattle and the
fight has not ceased yet , but its ravages have been
reduced to insignificant proportions Good draught
animals are however, still fetching abnormally high
prices While in the old Spanish days, before the
American occupation ordinary oxen could be ob-
tained at the price of $6 tn $8, and an excellent animal
at the price of from Siz to $12 50, the prices to-dsy
are from $75 to $125 for an average animal and from
5 i4o to S180 for the better type The great shortage
of beef cattle is very depressing and until cattle breeding
can be organised on suitable lines refrigerated meat
must be imported m large quantities This class of
meat however 1$ very repulsive to the Filipinos who
would immediately consume fresh killed meat if such
were available The importation of bovine animats
into the Philippine Islands is however, restricted by
law and no imports can take place without special
Permits granted by the Governor General concurred
m by the two Presidents of the Chambers For this
reason there is scarcely any commercial farming
actually engaged m the importation of live stock for
breeding purposes and as regards the export of live
stock there are no animals in excess of the local demand
Permits, however, to import Pedigree live slock are
obtainable and the imports of prominent breed animals
should quickly prove remunerative if properly h
Chinese cattle Were formerly imported in considerable
X antitics but the imports are forbidden owing to
c prevalence of cattle disease in the regions from
which they came , and instead the excellent Nellore
cattle one of the humped breeds of India were im-
ported To-day these cattle— Zebus — arc found all
over the Philippines and as thev are immune to rinder-
pest they seem to be most suitable for the climate
As draught animals these Nellore cattle are superior,
fast walkers Isrge sized and extremely gentle pro-
ducing excellent meat According to an Amencan
investigator, cattle raising in Mindanaho on a large scale
It Certainly possible and offers a most attractive held
for investment
The farmers in the Islands are as a rule an ignorant,
superstitious lazy, underfed lot, a century behind
the times m their methods , yet they are not impossible
to deal with and if set a good example the Phtbppine
farmer wnl] quickly respond As regaids health con-
ditions It should be stated that almost everywhere
these are now excellent At Manilla the death rale
among the whites is lower than in many European and
Amencan towns The present Government of the
Philippines IS most effective and the state of public
order leaves very little to be desired Means of com-
munication by land are now fairly good and improving,
and there are many splendid and beautiful harbours
in the various Islands and nowhere difficulties attend-
ant upon loading or unloading vessels The natural
resources of the country are vast The gold mines
are giving handsome returns
According to information supplied by the Depart
ment of Agriculture m the Philippine Islands the
veterinary service is well established Agricultural
schools and Stations where the Filipinos can learn rules
of live stock breeding sugar and tobacco cropping
etc are now spread over the mo«t important Islands,
and among these the following sho ild be m-ntion-d
L«r«i(>Unf AicHruU nlSchnoI LaeaD(:ibii|! Abra
Ihinawap Afiituliural School Buaawi
( uinobaUn barm School Cu nobataa
Caolandoano Farm School (V inci V Irao Albav
11 hr Facm School O hr mhol
UaiUOnoo Atrlcultunl School tiuk Onoa
Canuilar* Ainin Iturki School (rvll) Ihll Camat ora Sot
Car4c Farm School ilanga Cap i
lounf Fjnn School Indanp r.v i-
riMK A*ricvltoral Sch«>l
Mampirloc A^lcultural School
lUtac Farm School
Santa VtarU Farm School
Lcha(nK I arm School
lubrU Farm School
LqtnbaUn AKricuUurtl School
lUyhar Afrlcoltural School
Trinidad Actlcultural School (lUiruio)
Cmical Laron ACTlcultoral School (tloaor
Naeva Vlicara I arm Schcol
Aborlaa AiiTlcultural S hool
I'amranKa A^icultural School
San Chrhn Farm School
Od onJbn Fans School
Catarman Atnculiurai School
Lapalr Aiclculturil School S I
IbaFarmSdrool (La ^aobtri
TTie future of livestock breeding is more or
leas in the hands of the vet«rjnar> officers and th-
distnets in which they are stationed can Kc
the foilovving table
Kudurungan CoUbato
Pavao
Batac lUieta \orle
Santa Marla llocoaSur
Irabrla
lubcla IrabcU
Lumbatarr Lanao
naybay Lryta
Aboilao lalawaa
SinTa"”, Pansas r
ni 8ar< lto.nt.lra
PHILLIPINE ISLANDS-SfAM
Romatlco Barber Netenrunan
Htrmin o A bemas
Luis Bulan
juanC David
Catitn IMaz
\Jcfnlp D at
Angel C D ton
Venlura Oatd al ai
Pedro dc Gu a
Baltazar karjan lla
Altonso Leearos
1$ doro Montellano
Jfarigno R Vontemajor
JosiU Morales
Uermeneg do Pars so
Toronto P K va Ido
Mgao I Sur
Capit Cap z
Bacolod Oce \tg
Iloilo llotio
}ta]atos Uutaean
Lucena Tayaba*
Sta Crut Lapina
Man la
Cahanatuao Nsa Celja
tloDgabong Nva \uca>a
Sani-rTPanilo paiDpapia
1 agu o IVDCtiet
Cebu Cebu
Katangas 1 aUngas
\ lean i) Sur
Dagupin langasnan
Masbale Masbate
Tarlac Ta lac
I SanuamT Rolea \e(enn4riaii
tedip S Sales
Leon Sanebez
KotloUo Santrco
Natalio Seilovla
McoIasS Sevilla
LiiipuloC Sipin
C av on L. San Gabriel
Lmlilo Sanson
IMior \ilU
)aul noSyiiaco ^
MetonanoM Zaratan
AMonto Toaton 0> rJAainal llustiand
IMb Ibib
Ciiiian lUbur
ManlU
Tacnd a IboosSur
lb b |bib
Mean IboisSur
Dagupan faneas nan
Cie-ui IbcosSur
Zambnangi Zamboasgs
Manila
\ ijaa lbr« Sur
\ gan IbeosSur
Prominent Breeders.
D Do n ngo Garamend Moog B I ran Lejte
Aeu tie Jest D pei op iarnbeonpa
Abmed S slers A Co buluan Clan Cotabalo
Alba) L ,ao Impasupong llukidnon
Aliua Jesus Llg o Alba)
Marcos Cr s obal Saa Jacinto Masbale
Mercedes Ranch Mala)balay Bukidnoii
Mum Ramon Baogun Zambnanm
Alvarez Ilermanos Sanli dco Le)te
Amer can Rubber Ce Isabels Zamboanga
As aCoconut I lai Ut On Ibib Ib b
Barrelb Anton e San Fel pe Zambalrs
Bas Uit Plantat on Co IsateU Zamboanga
Olane Hennanof V Ua Macar Uuayan Colabib
Oeatn t Ceneto j menet M sam s
lep a R nch cjo Trop sto Go ngona 6) Blumrntr I S Juan del Monte
Boogabon Stoek Farm SMgabon kueva Eerja
Buenav sta Plantat on Co Zamboanga Zamboanga
Ritat
P oneer Stock V am Malaybalar Bubdnen
P so Coconut A Ca I Ranch I O Doe 111 Davao
Reverse lour Cat I to RoGunoboian Masbair
Saint Lmento Ranrh Mala>bfilay Duk dnon
San Ramon Pena] barm, Zamboanga Zamboanga
SaiDChet JoM D maaalane Llasbate
SanU F« Cattle Ra ung to t/o Allt>nso Z Syeip $ isgrno SL B nondo
Dik em Ranch Cagayan M sam s
Garrado iienjam n C Calub an Leyte
Gut ener Hermanos PO Box 7?d Alan U
Manila ' ' *
Sarsngani Cattle Co Bua)ai> V a Clan Coiabalo
S odangan Develop entCn Mukai S edangaa Zamboanga
Srndeagorta FdeJD de PO JbxlldS Manta
Sultan Llmbae Madaluta, Lanao
libay Slock Fam Ubav Bohol
Livestoc k Breeding in Siam.
The Live Stock estimate for Siam states c-ule 4 015000 sheep . pigs 871 000, horses 248 000
As a cattle breeder Siam will probably become mint! Stock raising on modem pnnaples should
prominent as and when her transport system is being prove a profitable business as there is a ready i^rket
improved The existing sheep stock is unknown m the Federated Malay States and the Strai^ Settle
and probably of very little importance As Swm is ments , and as land is extremely cheap and the native
entirely an agricultural country, live stock breeding js cattle very inexpensive and have proved suitable tor
obviously the chief occupation of the people The best crossing with European breeds the progeny can be
cattle are bred m the north eastern part of the country disposed of at remunerative prices Grazing is very
while buffaloes are chiefly reared in the south Siam s plentiful in the wet season Good class native Sian^e
export of cattle is comparatively speaking considerable oxen weigh from 900 to r 000 lbs on the hoof The
chiefly to the Federated Malay Stales and to the Straits Department of Agriculture recently commenced experi-
Settlements The quality of meat is fairly good and of ments in breeding with a view of improving the stock
late years seems to be improving The Siamese Depart' commencing with experiments on crossing the Indian
ment of Agriculture is a very wide awake Institution Z^u Bulls with the native cattle As Siam exports
employing a number of highly trained experts Siamese large quantities of pigs the breeding and fattening of
as well as forci^crs A number of Experimental pigsisbecomingaveryimportantindustry reports
Farms have been inaugurated during the last ten years the Secretary to the Ministry of Lands and Agriculture
and saentific as well as practical experiments are here Banglrok
carried out with a view of finding the best ways and Although a large part of Siam is covered with forest
means for improving the soil the crops and the live and jungle the open land is more than sufficient to
stock Rice IS still of course the prime crop as it matntein the population which now number between
conslilules the chief food of the people but the methods eight and nine million With the exception cf me
employed by the average small farmer are antiquated forest parts of Siam the density of the population is
and the yieltl iif the soil is certainly not what it should eight to the square mile Wild animals like the tiger,
be Tile jieasants are itid scratching the surface of leopard and elephant do considerable damage to agri
the soil by means of a very antiquated wooden plou^, culture and live stock but slowly modem systems are
•1x1 t) e yajiie / f deep jil xigliing and use of rnodem being adopted with a view of protecting the peasant
It arl uwry an 1 tnoU has not penetrated into their fanner ogainst encroachment upon his land m one
SIAM— TURKEY
an
wa) Of another The counto hai been ilnidcd into'
fort> Provinces each of which js ruled b> a Cosemor
Pohticall) there arc * spheres of interest m favour of
France and Ensland and the political sjatem ts
monarch^ Amonp the chief agricultural products
besides nee pepper, coffer collon tobacco and turar
should be mentioned From a mineral point of \iew
Siam IS SCO nch Onnndl) the Siamese emanated
from Mon(;olia The relmon is Buddhist and the rduca
tion IS therefore in the hands of the Buddhist Priests
The Siamese is one of the most enlichtencd races on
the Continent of f\si3 and their friendship for Enetand
traditional /\^ncultural schools arc beinR established
in man) parts of the countr) and the Icamint; of the
English language is everj'whefc encouraged The
total area of Siam is about 222 ooo square miles As
Lov.er Sum borders on the Straits Settlements and the
Federated Mala) States the influence of British
sentiments and lial lU is ra4ilv understandable and as
education is p>enetraling and the necessity of improsing
aTTicultural methods becomes more dominant it may
be espected that Siam will offer exceptional opportun-
ities for breeders of Pedisrrce live stock The Siami*3e
are a charming people very reliable and of a kind
disposition in their intercourse with foreigners Rail
wa) ccnitruction is incresringever) )earand Telegraph
Depots are ) early opened up in new parts while
Bangkok as well as man> ether places are being modern-
ised in every wa> The climate is on the whole
health) and experience has demonstrated that foreign
breeds of cattle pigs and horses arc doing well
^ ilh the ascendance of the new King there is a
marled improvement m the finanaal position of
Siam and the annual Budget is )e3f!) showing a brger
revenue The new Budget commenang on 1st
April 1028 IS estimated at nearl) lox 000000 TlcaL
In this Budget a number of new items are provided for,
such as railvva) extension read improvement air
service live stock breeding daiiying and experimental
farms
Prominent Breeders.
.. ■ — •>Kbun fV bit
i^rina i » Hutkok
lu u Vcnkulun U«Utt<lr» t>i Vkun V it
Bahisakani Ur* Stock Olficrr Ct «r T« htw llf»«l oe blttion
lUaCkok
Uialtirr»l Arnevil’ttff VeUnairyO ttaen— R P MRC\.5
1.4 ^ I t T rUft<koli_
d tser cB Lrmtoek tod \ ftenaary m
llfl »t»T of A/nrullor* Vrlrnajry LataeP nU t,
\e <oft»ry OfliCTf Rmakok
VI o»Uyof \cUruurf PiTWMB.— Ui»_aSn^^j taf^-'C
tUiuVok.
Miottrr «l ArrmtluT* \rtmn*rr DnucB.— N> \a Kr^roJk.
\»Ufui»tT 0«i«r UAiuclek
Th« C»«tle Tr»d ae — rr»vncb-T Caat P* ucT
tUwkok
Tb» Tffcluu Con — rrtrnct'r lU b
lUMknk
Tbe Stnu C*U1« Tr»a.a( Co»or*a»— rnTiwf'f '»»» ra-rkW
lUrtfkok
Li\cstock Breeding in Turkey.
As no Census has been taken m Turks) since
the war it is impossible to accurately mention the
existing number of horses cattle pigs sheep and goats
but well informed opinion holds that live stock brewing
has been encouraged bv the authonties and more altcn
Uon paid to breeding Recently the Minister of
Agriculture decided that steps should forthwith be
taken towards improving agncultural and live stock
conditions and a well known foreign live slock
expert was engaged to surve> conditions and report
to the Government with a view of advising the E)epart-
ment of Agriculture on any imprcvement that ought to
be undertaken towards eliminating wraste and develop
mg existing breeds An interesting report was finall)
issued and made available to interested parties and it
IS now obtainable under the title of Etudes Zoo
techmques en Turquie According to this report
the existing horse material in present-da) Turke) 1$
not particularly valuable as crossing and re-crossmg
has taken place between the Turkish landrace horse
and various South Russian horse breeds without an>
regard to the consequences Gtissing has also fre-
quently taken place between the landrace horse and
heavy Hungarian horses of the Nonius I reesl the
result being a progeny most unsuitable for Turkish
conditions On the other hand the frequent cross
with English Thoroughbreds has been verv bencRoal
and according to the report it has been demonstrated
that the infusion of Engbsh blood has resulted m
much improved size better and stronger lees and
general appearance As horse breeding has now for
a veo loos been earned on in the most Kar^rard
manner in as much as heavA horses h.vve been bred in
the mountainous distncts of Turkev where a small
horse is required and smaller horses of the jv*"
b«ng bred on the plains where the hovvA horse is needed
it has now been decided to devel'P two different
types of horses— a light horse h r the hilb aiwl nvoun-
tainous distncts and a middle si’tsl horse ( r the | *.>ins.
For draught purrAvses asses have since time
immemonvl been usevl m Turkev. but the Irmfmg
of these according to the experts advice has been
iu$t as much neglectevl as is the case with horse*,
TTie existing Ireexl the Aiwtolan ass w a wretched-
looking aninul ill fwl ami »U kept snvaU wilhw*
«n) strength useless for almcwt am pur^e but
as the Minister of AsuC'ih''^'; enc^K
constderevl that the ass shoukl be brvvl arwl
for that type of farmer who cannot atb
sires will now l>e imported from o
preferatly from Cvpms in ^
vpms asses onginaled fx^
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TURKEY
Government mamtam three Horse Breeding Suttons
of which the “ Cara Djie-Bej '* is the most prominent
Here a number of Orient as well as Syrian stallions are
icept, but the fact remains that the Turkish farmers do
net seem to appreaate the value of improving their
landrace breed.
As regards Cattle breeding in Turkey, conditions
are indeed veri bad and probably the Government
will find themselves compelled to import some suitable
breeds with a view of acclimatising these so that m
time they may become national breeds The existing
native breed, or breeds are, speaking generally, of
a very wretched type, small m sue, narrow breasted,
with badly developed hind quarters, of an ugly
appearance, alwajs underfed and consequently always
under-sited The various breeds are probably more
or less related to each other, and m colour they are
mostly black but sometimes steel grey or deep red
As these cattle have never been maintained or bred for
the purpose of milkmg, it is understandable that they
have never developed their milking propensities
Milk is not expected, and as the meat is not in demand,
their only function is to act as beasts of burden The
Turk does not deem the cow worth any odier feed than
such which the horses despise while at the same tune
demanding work from her and under such conditions
obviously only very wretched animals are bred Lately
the increased demand (or better quality butter and milk
points towards the possibility of creating better breeds,
and for live stock interested parties Turkey undoubtedly
offers a field worthy of exploration
On the other hand, sheep breeding which is
an interesting occupation from the Anatolian point of
view, has always been cherished by the farmers, and it
15 probably true that the sheep is the mainstay of
the peasant who values this animal for its ability to
yield wool milk and meat It may be stated that
most of the butter that is marketed m the provinaal
districts of Turkey is made from sheeps milk The
great demand for sheepskins for the morocco leather
tradi. has always acted as an important stimulant
in favour of sheep breeding For centuries the viogl
of the sheep has been in great demand by carpel
weavers and makers of cloth, and the great skiH
developed by the TurkisK craftsman engaged on carpet
making or weaving has created for him world renown,
and this explains why for wool a high price is edways
paid by the village tradesman who in most cases acts
as agent and purchaser for the big weaving «tablish-
ments at Isparta Constantinople Smyrna and various
other places Curiously enough, m spite of their
apparent stupidity, the Turkish peasant farmers
have always appreciated the value of keeping their
sheep bre«Js unmixed and as all of these arc more or
less valuable and could easily be improved, the fact
that they have been Kept pure wll assist the live stock
improver The reason is probably found in experience
gained early to the effect that by crossing these breeds
the staple of the wool could neither be improved nor
the quantity of wool grown increased
Among the more valuable sheep breeds the DaLYCH
and the Caraamm sheep should be mentioned but a
third breed the CtVERDjoSEK sheep, is held to far
outstrip the others Ail sheep breeds in Turkey
must have originated from Persia, and it is remarkable
that they all developed the fat tail The above mentioned
expert states the deplorable fact remains that nothing
ss being done to improve the breeds through selection
and no attention is being paid to mating which is left
entirely to the free choice of the animals themselves
One of Turkey’s national assets the Angora goal,
has spread to many parts of the world The goat is
liowcver, treated like the sheep and the cattle, and the
Turkish peasant seems incapable of appreciating the
fact that through selection of breed animals and better
tnethods he could easily tarn considerable sums of
money through breeding for the export trade The
Turkish Angora goat is gradually losing its renowned
qualities One hundred years ago the Angora buck
when sold for breeding purposes to Egypt Russia,
Afghanistan and India fetched a very high price
To-day the Angora goat in South Africa and the
United States is a far more valuable animal, and it is
interesting to note that specialists who recently
visited Turkey, strongly advocate that the Government
should import Stud animals from either America or
South Afnca
Shorn of enormous areas of her former territory
Turkey in Asia is still a country of some magnitude,
comprising more than zoo ooo square miles, with a
population of iij miilions Being chiefly an agn-
cultural country where live stock breeding is the main-
stay of the people the field for improvement in this
industry » vast The present ruler a man of great
force of character and remarkable energy, is credited
•with taking interest in improving livestock and farm
mg methods , and as the old time Arabic letters
since October I ipzB were abandoned and the Lapn
alphabet by a Government Edict made obligatory,
access for commeraal penetration has been prepared,
of which livestock men in European and Amencati
countries should not be slow in faking advantage The
soil IS everywhere very fertile, granng abundant ,
and the vast Anatolian forests are a source, scarcely
lapped, of great wealth Tobacco is, perhaps, the
most valuable of the commercial crops, while coffee
cotton, olives and fruit cultivation yield considerable
income Turkey, or more correctly, Anatolia, the
Land of the Rising Sun, has undoubtedly still an
important role to play m world politics and commerce
CALEDONIA AND LOYALTY ISLANDS-CAPOLIME ISLANDS
ei3
PACIFIC ISLANDS
Livestock Breeding; in Caledonia and Loyalty Islands
Thts Island Group now a Trench Frolectorale
about I too miles distant from Sj-dnc> has
a total area of 6^50 square miles The chief town
IS Noumea where the Aarnmistration is scaled The
mam products arc of the usual tropical nature and
excellent coffee 1$ cultnated One of the pnnapal
export articles is cattle hides Gco^aphicafly the
Islands are divided into the New Cj.edomafv Ulaftdi
and the Loyally Islands Of these the Islands of
Usca Lifu Mare Huan and Walpole are the most
important The inhabitanU m the Lojalti Istandi
haic alwaj‘8 been Icnown for their pleasant mentality
being easy-going and of cheerful disposition always
friendly to strangers as conlrasied with the New
Caledonian inhabitants who have long enjoyed the
reputation for being unreliable bad tempered til
mannered and far from friendly disposed towards the
white man Under the French Administration pros
penty seems increasing year after year while improved
sanitation and many other regulations have stayed the
death rate which not so long ago was very considerable
Live stock breeding has always been a cherished
occupation m the Islands where cattle sheep and pigs
are bred and where sery good speamens can be
seen There is most decidedly a field for the Live
Stock man who probably would Hnd a visit to the
Islands both pleasant and profitable , and there is
no reason why general live stock conditions should not
be improved through imported breed animals Of
course the industry can never assume large propor-
tions but as the well being of the inhabitants is steadily
tncreasmg and their taste for improved living con
ditions IS stimulated through better wages and better
prices obtained for their products it stands to reason
to hold that a number of the small farmers might be
interested in acquiring remunerative Stud animals
Livestock Breeding in Caroline Islands.
These islands once upon a lime geographically
known as the New Phillipmes constitute a veritable
Archipelago in the .Pacific Ocean holding 677 small
islands lying m 45 different groups They originally
belonged to Spam but were sold some 30 years ago
to Germany which country had long cherished their
possession as considered most valuable for overseas
trading purposes The geographical position 1$ 135 165
deg E Long Recently this important group of islands
came under Japanese protection since when development
hM been rapid in every direction Of all the Paafic
Islands probably the Caroline Islands are the most
interesting and it may safely be predicted that under
Japanese protection trade will develop considerably
Geographically these Islands lie m three groups—
the Pelcw Group the Yap Group and the Turk
Group The most important are the Panape the
Kusaie and the Yap Islands The Administration
1$ centered at the Turk Island While the trade in the I
usual tropical products is of a certain importance 1
and the imports of Japanese cheap manufactures have
lately increased considerably the live stock industry
IS the mam source of income Cattle sheep pigs
and goats thrive exceedingly well attain considerable
size and it is possible that in the near future a profitable
Dairy industry may develop as the Dairy cattle are
being given special attention by the Live Stock Depart-
inenl A well known live stock expert from Tokyo
who recently spent some time in the Islands to examine
conditions is stated to have expressed the opinion that a
considerable number of Dairy cattle should be mam
tamed as the soil in all the Islands is extremely fertile
I The total area 1$ nearly 600 square miles and the popula
' tion probably about 000 Since the Japanese took
over the Islands the number of Trade Stahons has
increased and a considerable number of coastal trading
vessels carry on the trade betvreen the Islands Australia
andjapan The chief exjiort article is copra Withfcwcx-
ccptions all the Islands are well watered with magnificent
pastures where the cattle seem to thrive exceedingly well
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COOK ISLANDS-FIJI ISLANDS
Livestock Breeding in Cook Islands.
Since i8o5 wlien England {onnaliy annexed
this Group o! Islands, they have been a British Pro-
tectorate, and most of the inhabitants have been con-
verted to Christianity. They arc now a Dependency
of New Zealand, administered Iron the Island of
Rarotonga, the most important in the Group, while
the other important Islands are Atiu, Maukc and
Mangoia The Government are seated at Avarua
In all. there are 8 Islands, situated between the r9th
and Z2nd Par of S Lat and 157-160 meridians of
W. Lon. The soil is m all the Islands \cry fertile, and
the usual tropical plants groiv to perfection Live
stock breeding, although not of any importance, ts
part of the agricultural activities of the inhabitants,
and might be developed if opportunities were given
them to acquire better Stud animals for brewing
purposes Although not of considerable figures, the
Trade IS not unimportant The climate is almost
perfect, with very equal rainfall , and as land is obtain-
able on easy terms, many a settler would probably
be able to create a pleasant life as a live stock breeder
in these Islands
Livestock Breeding in Fiji Islands.
Since Fiji became a Crown Colony of Great
Britain its live stock industry has made great pro- ,
gress Commenced about ninety years ago by the
landing of a couple of bull and heifer yearlings, to-
day, although by no means the most profitable industry,
it Certainly is the most wide spread To day, cattle
are bred both for beef and dairying purposes but the
latter industry has only been established upon a sound
basis witbm the last five years
Cattle have been raised successfully in Fip for
many years but the difficulty of disposing of the animals
in numbers at a profit has hitherto limited production
to the comparatively small quantity required for
local consumption Proprietors of coconut planta-
tions as a rule run stock among the palms when the
trees have gained sufficient height to lift the crown of
leaves above the destructive reach of cattle The
animals play an important part m keeping down the
undergrowth on the plantations and usually (md a
ready market with local butchers thus matenally
assisting to pay the working expenses of the estates
Of late years cattle raising has been undertaken on a
mote extended scale and »s gradually becoming a dis-
tinct industry of the Colony Suitable areas of country
have been taken up for the speafic purpose of stock
raising, with the consequence that the establishment of
works for the canning, cooling, or freezing of meat for
export and local consumption is receiving senous
attention The average quantity and value of pre-
served meats imported into Fiji each year during the
period of five years ending in igz2 was 450 500 lbs
value £23,220 It IS anticipated that the successful
establishment of meat preserving works in the Oilony
would supply the local market and secure a reasonable
share of the export trade to the surrounding groups
of islands, which at present procure supplies from Aus-
tralia and New Zealand
The number of cattle in the colony is 700000, of
which the majority originated from Shorthorn and
Hereford beef strains comparatively few dairying
having been imported The equable climate
’"•nders it unnecessary to pay speaal attention to the
protection of feeding stock during any period of the
year There are no epizootic (epidemic) diseases
None of the devastating cattle diseases as anthrax,
rinderpest foot and mouth disease have ever found a
home m Fiji Tsetse flies cattle ticks and such like
pests are unknown, in fact the Cilony may be classed
as one of the cleanest cattle countries in the World
A strict veterinary inspection of all imported stock is
made at the ports of entry to guard against the intro-
duction of disease, and as a further precaution cattle
dips are about to be erected
For more than 40 years small quantities of excellent
butter have been produced by various settlers, either
for use in their own households or for sale in Suva and
Levuka, but it is only in very recent years that any
senous attempt has been made to establish the dairying
Industry on a commercial basis
There is no export market for beef, except a small
shipping trade, and production is in excess of con
sumption The prices realised by the producers vary
from 25$ to 30s per 100 lbs dressed weight However
these prices pay A canning factory has been in
operation since the end of 1927, conducted by the Rji
Development Company Tins should help to balance
' production and consumption of beef It is estimated
that there will be a market for all the beef canned in
Fiji locally and m neighbouring groups of islands
The breeds of cattle mcludechiefly Shorthorns and
Herefords but there are also some black and Red Polls
in the country Cross breeding is general, and m some
districts quite a considerable amount of Zebu blood has
been infused as a result of the popularity of the Zebu
breed in Fiji a few years ago
Dairy breeds include Milking Shorthorns, Fne-
sians Jerseys and Ayrshires Greater effort is made to
run the dairy herds on purer breeding lines than is the
case with the beef stock
In Fiji there is now a Slock Improvement
Ordinance in force, providing that no stallion or bull
shall be kept unless passed and licensed as suitable for
bleeding by an Inspector under the Ordinance The
Inspectors are Government Vetennary Officers. TTiis
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is resulting in marVcvl impro\cmcnl o{ t)'p«t of aninuts.
and fanners, particulail) those encaged in dair> farm-
ing. are leen on hasing nure*brcd bulls at the bead of
their herds.
The hone stock is comparalisely Urge, l>eine
used for hacking and plantation n-ork Very fesik,
hovkcser, go m for a)sVcnsattc hone breeding as a
primary occupation, it being general!) considered as a
side line. Qydesdales and Suffolks crossed with light
horses constitute the majority of plantation animals.
Imported mules Here formerly largely used.
The pig industry does not receise the support it
Certainly warrants from farmeri. and Urge mimWrt of
pigs are imported for slaughter.
There are few breeders of sheep, although most
authorities hold that Fi]i has many natural adsantages
to offer for sheep breeding.
Owing iQ the comparative proiimity to Australia
and New Zealand, pracSicAll) all new importations of
live stock arc from these countries.
The following are the approximate nurnbers of
stock existing in the Colon) :
Hofies J2.000
Cattle.. .. 70.000
Sheep 750
Coats 24.016
Pigs 4.000
Dairy Farms 40
Cattle on dairy farms . . . • 3.ooo
Pure-bred Bulls in use .. 137
The special advantages nbich Fiji offers may be
summarised as follows : cheap land ; luxuriant growth
of pasture ; healthy and equable climate ; unfailing
water supply; freedom from serious diseases; cheap and
suitable labour ; convenient market and easy transport.
TTere is a good opening for settlers with some
capital and experience in farming and dairying. At
present local cross bred cows can be bought very cheaply
in Rji and pure bred dairy stock can be imported from
New Zealand at moderate cost.
lUuittalion page 675
Prominent Breeders.
Bean L.V,Sav»loka
Bfddowi.H .Taveuni
Bryce and Xowafd, Sigatoka
Cfaapoiaa & Ce , Savua
Cbpcett, F C Ba
Clark J Ba
Ccoper A J Tallevu
Cotbetc, F , Rewa
cntrllo p.Lautoka
C b U To LauUka
Craif St.Loii i>
Cralf R Savua
Duncan £ Taveuni
Faddy Bros , Tailevu
Fiji Development Coy , \ itl Levu E
Fiji Pastoral Co , Savua
Fo ills C Taviia
. Fnetian Cattl-
Ked Herervst Cattle
ClidvHlale llotv*
Berkshir- Pvn
tUwarra Skorthom Cattle
''hofihom Cattl-
Jersey
/ebu' ;
Da ly bhonbom Cattle
Fnesian Cattle
Jersey
bhorthor
Dairy sh
ly Sborthnm&HrrelonlCati
FnesianA Jersey Cattle
Sliorthom Cattle
CI)d-s<iaIe Horses
CameK, J . Iteiniboliasi .
C.'rrat'i 11 L..Htiinurainun
llareieu <#. Tailevu
Harper J .Taveuni
Hunt j L Kfwa
Kiss G , Ravi Ravi
SfcConnetl I*, Taveuni
Slcfiocull N.Re«a
McKay, H .Taveuni
MeKenise A S Savusn
>. Dairy SbortbomCalih.
Berkshire Fiys
l-netiaD Cattle
. Jersey „
Shorthorn ,
Aberdeen Anfus Cattle
Dairy Shorthorn „
Sborthore Cattle
. Jersey „
. bhorthom „
Berkshire Pies
. jersey Cattle
. ^rksbire Pigi
Morns He<lslTOm Ltd , Suva rianta Friesian Cattle
Soms G Tailevu
Kuthsen F S G.5«atoka
Scots II M Suva
Smilh II t* Tailevu
Tarte Bros , Vuoa Taveuni
Dairy Shorthorn Cattle
Hereford A Ajrshire Cattle
Livestock Breeding in Gilbert Islands.
The almost entire absence of pastures in these
islands, which really are nothing else than coral stoUs.
makes live stock breeding non-existent as far as cattle,
sheep and horses are concerned. On the other hand,
pig breeding is carried on to a certain extent as the pig
IS a favourite with the natives. The number of brew-
ing sows IS quite considerable and if boars of good
strains were imported, undoubtedly pig breeding would
make headway. The population is about 44,000, nowadajrs
all Protestant christians, and for administrative pur-
roses, they are under the same Government as
Ellice Islands, likewise a coral group of islands belong-
ing to Great Britain. While the Ellice Islands extend
over a length of 355 miles with a population of several
thousand ebrisDan protestants, the area of the Gilbert
islands IS scarcely more than 175 square miles. The
inhabitants are thrifty, devoting their time to the pro-
duction of copra. Since 1892 when they were annexed
by Great Britain, they have formed a British Colony.
The diief Executive Officer, the Resident Com-
nussioner, resides in the Ocean Island.
GUAM AND LADRONE ISLANDS— HAWAII ISLANDS
816
Livestock Breeding in Guam and Ladrone Islands.
This group oJ Islands lies along the N S hne
between the 13th deg and zi&t deg N LAT and are
now under American protection as far as Guam Island
IS concerned, while the Ladrone Islands are Japanese
possession Originally a Spanish possession the United
States of Amenca acquired Guam m 1898 as a result
of the Spanish American war The capital town in
Guam IS Agana This Island is one of the most
beautiful m the Pacific wonderfully fertile with a large
number of small rivers traversing every direction , and
with beautiful forest covering part of the Island
Cruel slavery under the Spanish domination long
existed but came to an end when the American flag
was hoisted 30 years ago Guam is the largest of the
Ladrone Islands Its total area is probably 250 square
miles The usual tropical plants grow m abundance
such as spices coffee tobacco and cocoanuts Under
the American administration prosperity has returned
and the inhabitants seem very happy under their
present Rulers
The Ladrone Islands 17 m number, were first
discovered by Magellan in 1521 since when they have
been under Spanish domination until the end of the
Spanish American war some 30 years ago The
total area according to the latest Japanese survey ts
about 485 square miles Live stock breeding is being
encouraged and according to a recent report from the
Japanese Department for Agriculture and Live Stock
Breeding, it is expected that sheep and pig breeding
Will be encouraged
Livestock Breeding in Hawaii Islands.
Since this group of islands m the Pacific Ocean
officially known as the Territory of Hawaii became
a possession of the United States ©f Amenca live
stock breeding has been greatly developed and the
number of cattle*ranges now existing is considerable
In the following list of breeders it will be seen that a
number of beef producing breeds are now reared in
the islands all with remarkable success Originally
) called Sandwich Islands so named by Capt Cook
after Lord Sandwi^ these islands are forging ahead in
every respect partly owing to the enterprise on the
part of the United States Government partly owing to
the great intelligence of the Hawaiian people who among
all the Polynesian races are certainly the most gifted
The present day population consists of Portuguese
Japanese and Chinese settlers besides the natives but
after the year z 8 g 8 when the islands were anneiced by
the United States the American element is increasing
As a live stock raiser the Hawaiian islands rank
among the foremost m this part of the world Eight
of the islands are inhabited — Hawaii 4015 square miles
in area Maui 735 square miles Oahu 615 Kauai
550 Molokai 265 Lanai 142 Kaboolawe 73 and the
Nihau island of about xoo square miles the total
Prominent
area being estimated at about 7 160 square miles
The largest volcanoes in the world are to be found here
Sugar cane cultivation and sugar making are the chief
indusines and fully 85% of the population are engaged
on these pursuits Railway construction is extending
and the steamship communication with the United
States British Columbia Australasia China and
Japan likewise extending and returns year after year
report increasing tonnage testifying to a steady expan
Sion of the trade of the islands From a live stock
raising point of view it is a remarkable country as all
kinds and types of domestic animals thrive here and
increase in fecundity According to the latest census
the cattle stock may be assessed at 147,000 bead
pigs at 41 000 sheep at 47 000 and horses at about
25000 head American stock men have practically
proved (baf the islands are a splendid field for cattle
slock breeding and beyond any doubt, pig breeding
could likewise be developed to large dimensions
Various black and white coloured pig breeds have been
introduced all doing well Consumption of meat and
dairy products is increasing and it 1$ estimated that
withm the next fifteen years the export trade m live
stock products may assume large proportions
Breeders.
BrowD Mrs S E Mo oka
Cook, r P Moloka
Gnve Farm Kauu
Grove Rancb Uau
tialeaka a Kancb Mau
llosolua Kaoeb Maui
Huebue Ranch Hawai
Kaalualii Rao b lta<va i
KabocavitlUacb Kafaoola.
Kanrohe Raoeb Oabu
Kapapata Ran h Hawaii
K kaba Ranch Kauai
KTaueaSugacCo Kauai
R pu Ranch Kaua
Knudton I rof Kaua
KoInaSufarCo Kauai
Hccelord
HereSord
Hmlord
Abeedfteo Ansua
Hewlonl
Herd 800 Head
1 300
2 87j
9300
Ubu» Pljnt
>ahu
> Kaua
UcAokai Rancfa Moloka
Muhau Ran b N hau
Stebu Rr St Laad Co Oaba
Pafiter Ran b Havan
Puakea Ranch Kawa
PuOo Raneh Hawau
Piunraawaa Ranch Hawau
R ce A H Oabu
“ H W Mau
1 von Maui
Raseb Maul
na anae Co Oahu
Wawa oalu Kaoeb Oahu
Devon Sbortbora
CrossbredJ Herelont
Aberdeen Aoeua CatUe
Devon Herelort
Hereford
Shonhoin lleteiordCaltie
Hereford Caltle
Percberon Hoisei
Thoroughbred
Betksfait* Pigs
Hertford Cat! e
Herd 630 Head
5A0Q
3,600
1,500
3S00
600
5 000
I'AKQUESAS ISLA'JM-PArUA-'ICW tlEDPIDES ISLAtlDG
ei7
Livestocli Brcediiif; in Marquesas Islands.
This Group of Islands bclonri to Trance v^hich
counlrj annexed them in the )car 184a Tl'c total
area »» nearly 250 •cr.iuc in»ln At the due! town,
MuLahisa. in the chief Island, the fVdminiitration it
seated The soil is remarlahly fertile and the land s»dl
vatered, v.iih mapiificcnt pasturare m all the xallc)!
''here cuhnation is "cU looted alter. The inhahilanti
arc 'cr> Iitc the Samoa Islanders in l)T>e and mentality
as Vkcll as in appearance, and it is Rcncrall) held thsi
qf all the Paafic Islanders the Marquesas people have
the best manners Not so long aso pisen to warfare
and cannibalism «cca which the hrench Government
rapid]) stamped out. the Islanders are to-day >cry
peaceful, but ilowl) dynn? out. as, prosed by the fact
that SO years auo the number reached o'er 60,000
while to-day there arc scarcely more than 3 a» Idt.
a deplorahle fact probably having its cause m mental
despondency resulting from Imowledge that their
race is doomed This, however, will give the white
man a better chance, and undoubtedly livestock breed-
ing could make good headway in these beautiful Islands
where everything 11 m favour of the breeding of cattle,
pigs and poultry
Livestock Breeding in Papua (New Guinea).
natiMts in Mew Guinea are wrongly called
negroes as they are of Malayan blood They are good
cattle breeders and pig raisers and attend to the
livestock when they are not on the war path or basking
in the sun The actual number of the population in
this part of New Guinea, now under Australian protec-
tion IS not exactly known, but may be estimated at
well over 1,000000 The island is still m parts totally
unexplored Holland holds certain portions Before
the war the German portion of the island was quite con-
siderable Papua probably embraces over 300000
square miles, and is thus an area of very large propor-
tions The natives are variably stated as deceitful and
treacherous kindly generous, and reliable, but probably
their menUlity is the usual South Sea mmd. full of con
flicting impulses The country is well timbered and well
watered and a senes of mountain ranges occupy a not
inconsideTahle patt of \he nlwid fttpiri S ’B 5 1 ,
such as the Albert Mountains and the Owen Stanley
Range Some of these mountain ranges reach a
height of >3 000 ft , where snow and ice are perpetual
*n»e rainfall is variable, from 30 m to 150 m The
Wallaby is probably the most common among the
wild animals . and as regards agriculture, the usual
tropical plants grow luxuriantly, such as vanilla, tobacco,
coffee, etc As Papua is now under the protection
of the ^mmonweallh of Australia, It is possible that
organised live slock breeding will be part of the Govern-
ment s plan of development With possibilities for
developing the indigenous breeds of domestic animals
as the natives are now more tractable and can be per-
suaded to take up permanent dwellings, it is quite
possible that Papua may develop a cattle breeding
industry
Livestock Breeding in New Hebrides Islands.
This is a Group of Islands in the Pacific Ocean
lying at 14 deg Lat and 16S 170 deg Lon west of the
Fiji Islands The total area is considerable nearly
S 200 square miles with a large population, now pro-
bably reaching 80,000, erstwhile cannibals originating
from New Guinea These Islands, numbering 30,
all of which are inhabited, are now administered jointly
by England and France The climate is very hot and
humid While the summer is wet, the winter ’
light rainfall is considerably cooler The soil is
extremely fertile and, speaking generally, the Islands
are very valuable and may probably be developed to
yield a considerable source of income They have
been known since 1606 when they were discovered by
a sea faring man, Quiros by name, since when, how-
ever. Sight was lost of them until in 1768 when Captain
James Cook on his first voyage to the South Seas *
chance discovered them For very many j
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NEW HEBRIDES ISLANDS— NORFOLK ISLAND— ROTUMA ISLAND
ownership of the New Hebrides vias a source of mudi
quarrel until Great Britain and France decided to
jointly administrate them by means of an unwritten
Treaty , and since the middle of last century the
number of settlers have steadily, although slowl),
increased The largest Island, Santo, is 75 miles long
and 45 miles broad, with large forests where the sandal
wood tree used to be \ery common and a great number
of very fertile vallejs m which tropical plants grow
tn abundance, such as cocoa cotton and cocoanuts
A number of prominent commercial Trade Stations
ha\e existed here many jears carrying on an important
trade with Australia, New Zealand etc The soil is
wonderfully fertile, and a number of fivers add to the
beauty of scenery Other Islands are Tangoa Aore.
MaJo, a very productive Island, Omba, with a fairly
Uige population and considerable export trade in
copra , Malekula, with excellent harbours and fin'*
bays ; Pentecost, Maewo, known tc seafarers as a
splendid watering place , Tanna and several other
Islands The natives mhahitatmg these many Islands
are all Polynesians tall, light coloured, intelligent,
and easy going, but they vary very considerably from
Island to Island Not so very long ago these Islanders
were subjected to the most cruel “ black*birding.*‘
often by force or fraud imported to the Plantations of
Queensland from which it used to be stated, the only
thing they brought back with them when set free vvas
their ability to swear in English The population is
probably about 85 000 The Islands are very fertile ;
and as animal life attains remarkable sizes and deveIop>
ment. the Live Stock man should certainly find a
field here for his activities
Livestock Breeding in Norfolk Island.
The number of horses cattle, sheep and pigs in
this island IS of course insignificant, but for practical
purposes there is no reason why live stock should not
be reared in much greater numbers, or why the island
should not develop a live stock industry, for the good
of the people and with a view of acting as a Depot
for breed animals, as so many local conditions are
favourable for this pursuit Only recently some of
the local British residents acquired stallions for general
service, and many of the natives breed quite good
cattle As in many other Paafic Islands, the pig is
a treasured animal for the sake of its meat, and pig
breeding, now very insignificant, should be given a
stimulus through the importation to the island of some
good strains The geographical position of the Norfolk
Island IS fav'ourable for live stock breeding, lying
between New Zealand and New Caledonia about
1,100 miles E N E of Sydney The island is splendidly
watered, and the soil Very fertile The climate is very
healthy The population is msigniBcant If live
slock breeding were given encouragement, probably
a number of white settlers vtould take up residence,
as life in the island would not be without a certain charm.
Once upon a time the island was a penal colony
Livestock Breeding in Rotuma Island.
The Rotuma Island also called Grenville Island
lies a^ut 12 deg lat 177 E LON and has been under
Bntisb protedion since 1879 wben three of the leading
Chiefs offered the Island to Great Britain TTie tot3
area is about loooo acres the duef artide of trade
being copra Adtrumstratively, the Island is now
part of the Fiji Islands, and is governed from
Suva while a European Commissioner resides in
the Island According to the latest census, the
population IS scarcely more than 2 500 .
while live stock breeding is given some atten-
twMi It is by no means the mam occupation
of Ae Islanders who derive tbeif income from the
copra trade
SAMOA rSLAHDS-^SOLOVOV ISLANDS
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Livc‘;tock Breeding in Samoa Islands
TKc Lt'e Stock cttjmatc (or Samoa ttates
The predominating cattle are Shorthorn and
Hereford After the initial period of ecchmstiaation
IS o^cr stock m general thnvc very vvcl! It hat !»een
found ho>'CVer h) eapenence that pure breeds
imported from cooler climates imlciicarefully attended
have a tendency to degenerate after a lime and cross
breeding ts as a rule advisable
Li> e stock breeding as an industr] is not >et engaged
in the demand for cattle (or local consumption being
generally supplied from the coconut plantations v»hefe
cattle art enttmively used as economical vscederi
Horses — Spealnng generally the tjpe of horses at
present. mSamoa is of rather a nondescript l>pe and there
IS most certainly room for a good deal of improvement
Sheep do not thrive I ere and imsnahly suffer
with foot rot Romney Marsh have been tried without
success Local requirements have so far been met by '
importations from New Zealand
Pics — Cross bred pigs do splendidly in Samoa '
but pig raising is conducted by the natives in a very
haphazard wey no particular attention being given to
selective breeding Roast pork is as in all parts of the
Paohe a favourite dish with the indigenous inhabi
tants and there is room for good breeds
Domesticated pigs are running in cocoanut planta
tions and are an effective enemy to the larvae of the
Rhinoceros Beetle {Ortfeies Nastcornii)
Wild pigs are plentiful m the Bush An |
essential in pig raising is to recognise the importance
of sufficient shade cover being always available The ,
rincipal fodder supplies are coconuts pawpaws
umalas tafo bananas the first named however^ the
most favoured
At present Samoa is one of the few countries where
It can be said there is a total absence of any senous
disease among cattle and it is hoped that this desirable
immunity will continue
The importation of well b/ed stallions and bulJ$
during the past year is practical proof of an effort
towards raising the standard of stock in the Territory
A parasitic u case identified as Haemonchus
Contortis in 1923 caused considerable mortality
especially among young cattle on one estate No
recurrence of the d sease has since been noted at least
to any senous extent
cattle 7,776, pigs 21 093, horses, 1,881
Importations of Live Stock are generally for
breeding and improvement of herds
The introduction of a stallion and bulls
^dmance the provision of which is briefly The
castration of bulls and stallions not approved of for
I reeding purposes — has resulted in a decrease in
the number of unsuitable animals under this heading
Lver since New Zealand obtained Samoa as a
, result of ibe vvar now holding these Islands under a
Mandate of >919 a very complete system of Adminis
, tration has ticen inaugurated The New Zealand
Rarliament are granting every year £20000 for im
ptovementi and speaking generally the matensl
improvement al) over the Islands is evident It is
noticeable that the 40 000 Samoans before the war a
dwindl ng race are now mcfcasing their number
owing to the sanitary imptovemcnts which have taken
place while water sunplm and other social better*
merit » propeily looked after A number of smaller and
less productive Samoan Crown estates— property
acquired in the way of war reparation— are now under
the control of the Government and cecoanut planta-
tions are inaugurated The existing land laws have of
course been a great obstacle m the Government a
attempts to create m the native s mind a better appre
ctalion of the vvbite man t education and view points ,
but the three thousand Mafais— local Chiefs— are slowly
being won over to the Governmcni’i point of view
! In the Tonga Island 8j acres is being preserved for
every Samoan youlli for I fe time at q peppercorn rent
and this prudent step will undoubtedly lead to im
provcmenls in agnaillure and the Samoans taking a
more modern view of things in their Islands
By degrees no doubt the Samoan Islands witb
their wonderful fertility and healthy climate will
seriously take up live stock breeding as tlieir geo-
graphical position IS such as to constitute them a
handy source of production for many an Eastern coun-
try As a pig raising cointry Samoa should have a
great future and by degrees when pigs of goo<l strains
from Europe are imported the wild pigs in the Bush
now doing much harm to the Plantations will disappear
Indiscriminate breeding however will have to be done
away with a matter of some difficulty in dealing with
the indigenous inhabitants
Livestock Breeding in Solomon. Islands.
This group of Islands is situated s e of the
Bismarck Islands and holds a total area of 17000
square miles The climate is mOist rather hot The
popuIaUon consists of Papuan and Malay negroes
The Islands were the fiRt in the Paafic to be dis
covered by the white man — in fact they were known
and charted long before Australia was discovered,
•as the Spaniard Alvaro de Mendana m the year 1568
sighted them and landed at one of the largest which
he named YsaSel the name of his wife The name
Solomon Islands has its origin from the Spanish d
coverers who believed that these islands wer
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SOLOMON ISLANDS— TAHJTJ
original source of supply of gold from winch King
Solomon built his Golden Temple The history of
the Islands is full of romantic happenings as they ha\c
been cherished b> many Nations In 1893 a British
Protectorate in as declared o\er the southern Solomons
Nshile the northern group came under the sNsaj of Get
many then being part of the German New Guinea
possessions The three largest Islands noNs under
the British Protectorate arc Malaita Ysabel and
Guadalcanal the total area under British protection
being o\er 1x000 square miles probably embraang
pi million acres The pos tion of this Island group is
nearly 1 800 miles from Sydney While the climate
IS not exactly healthy wth malaria faNer sometimes
raging It IS not nearly so bad as reputed and sanita
tion strictly enforced among the natives is preNcnting
any senous outbreaks of malana Hurricanes arc almost
unlmown At an elevation of 6 000 feet on the moun
tains the morning temperature is seldom above 5 ®
deg One of the drawbacks is the number of croco-
diles and the abundance of mosquitoes The mam
stay in agnculture is of course the cocoanut plants
tions much encouraged by the Government and
since the system of planting these trees 33 feet apart
was adopt« some years ago Nvhereby it is possible
to plant SO trees to the acre it has considerably conin
buted to promote vigorous growth and sire resulting
m large increases in the exports
The Government haNe adopted a land leasing
system according to which the Landholders pay 3d
peraerefor the first fneyears 6d per acre for the nett
five years 3s per acre from the iith to the aoih year
and 6s from the 21st to the 33rd year whereupon the
rent is paid by S°o on unimproved value — a system
which has proved very attractive to settlers The popu
lation is now probably 165 000 and the density is
chiefly tn the Island of Malaita They are almost
all Melanesians some intensely black while a great
number hate shades from very dark to pale brown
Today most of the natives speak Enghyh or hate a
fair k-nowledge of the language Trade in imported
articles is increasing every year cNery possible com
modity utilised by the white man now being readily
purchased by the natives At a distance of 200 miles
from the Solomon Group he the Santa Cruz Croup of
Islands which for admmistratne purposes are in
eluded in the Solomon Islands Protectorate The
inhabitants of these Islands are all Polynesians m
colour from the lightest shade of brown to yellow and
black They are physically a very fine race intelligent
and friendly but always inclined to quarrel Perhaps
the most Nalua^Ie of all the Islands under the British
Solomon Protectorate is Bougainville the \alue of
which can probably not be over rated This Island was
originally discovered by a Frenchman bcanng the same
name m 176S but came into German possession m
1886 While breeding of all types of domestic animals
has long taken place m these Islands it is only lately
that the Government have given more encouragement
to live stock breeding and it is felt that there is a great
held for expansion As these valuable Islands are now
under Australian Protectorate it is to be hoped that
improvements m breeding may be more general
There is a valuable field for Live Stock men and
specially pig and poultry breeding should be
encouraged
LUestock Breeding in Tahiti (Societj Islands).
This island the largest of the Soaety Island Group
(Archipel de la Soaele) is by general consent one of
those happy islands where life seems to be one long
beautiful day The Group cons sts of a number of
islands of which Tahiti is certainly the best developed
Among the other prosperous islands are Tahao Raiatea
and Huaheine They 1 e in two groups in the South
Pacific Ocean and w ere claimed by France for a number
of years poor to being formally annexed in x88o
The navigator Capt Cook m 1769 visited them but
in Spanish annals it is sUted that Pedro Fernandez de
Quiros reported having discovered the islands in the
year 1606 They are still ruled by a nal ve sovereign
but the French Government extract taxes and m many
other respects exerase dommal on The area is about
615 square miles with exceedingly fertile sol and
pastures and plantations are remarkably luxuriant
The cotton plant reaches here considerable devclw
rr^l and other tropical crops such as cocoa coffn
and sugar form the chief articles of trade but large
quantities of copra vanilla and mother o pearl are
exported The capital Papeete is the seat of the
French Government Recently an Expenmental Farm
Vlas attached to the Agncultural Station and expen
ments bearing upon live stock breeding have been
inaugurated Favourable reports have been issued
from time to time by the Director with whom inter-
ested parties might correspond on matters in reference
to live stock breeding There should be opportuni
ties (or a limited number of Pedigree stud animals
chiefly pigs and poultry but also for cattle The
French Ciaonnais and Bayeux pig breeds have been
introduced without exactly proving suitable to the native
farmers and it is likely that one or two among the
Amencan breeds would be found more suitable and
a smaller British breed such as the Berkshire would
probably meet with success if imported No live
stock census has been recently taken but neither the
number of cattle nor of sheep and p gs is large
TO'^CA ISLANDS—TORRES STRAITS ISLANDS-VMLLIS ISLANDS
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Livestock Breeding in Tonga Islands.
S E of iHe Fiji Islands in the Soulh Pacific Ocean
IS the Tonea group of islands somelimes-also called
the Fnendly Tslanils .No Ine ‘locV breeding is. here
earned on on organised lines but numbers of pigs and
sheep are bred m scNcral of these islands of vihich there
are 157 in number, but only 27 of these are mhabiicd
Discovered in the >ear 1653 by Tasman and MSited
again in 1777 by Capt Cook who gave them their
name they came under Bntish protection some thirty
years a^o, although officially they are still under a riative
ruler A local correspondent states that a considerable
number of pigs could be reared and become a source
of considerable income to the owners, as there would
be a constant demand for live pigs all over the islands
The largest in the group is the Tongatabu island with
the capital Nukualofa and other islands suitable for
pig breeding are Kotu Hajiai, Eoa. Tofoa Vavau
and Annamuko
Livestock Breeding in
This group of Islands north of Queensland most
likely volcanic fragments of the Australian Continent
consists of a number of small and a few larger Islands
once upon a time the scenes of much adventure when
Pearl fishers used to dive into the waters for some of
the most magmfifent pearls ever brought from the
sea The onginal inhabiunts were then cruelly treated
by_these unscrupulous adventurers who brought
thetn to slavery, almost to the point of race extinction
until at last the Queensland Government adopted the
Aborigines Protection Act since when the natives
have been free to pursue their own life and develop
their own propensities These natives are tall of a
fine physique mentally highly intelligent and many
of the women have quite attractive features Among
the most notable of the various Islands are the MulgraVe
Island where the native women are experts m Uce
JTorres Straits Islands.
making the York Island, the Damley Island and the
Murray Island not forgetting the Thursday Island
from which the narrow Strait between Australia and
Asia IS dominated In all of these Islands vegetation
IS tuKUTiant The Bntish influence has made for the
good of the natives, and soaal conditions are gen-
erally speaking excellent A tour over the Islands
always'proves interesting as the native villages bear
witness to great contentment among the inhabitants
and the si^nery is everywhere exceedingly beautiful,
The people ere interesting and most amenable
m their daily life While the soil is exceedingly
fertile agriculture is not specially deieloped,
but garden products excel Live stock breeding
IS not developed but there should undoubtedly
be room for an extoided breeding of pigs
Livestock Breeding; in Wallis Islands.
These Islands small in size but of a certain
importance, have been under French proteciion for
neatly forty yeais and in 1917 were definitely annexed
by France andarenow counted as a Colony Under the
French Government conditions have enormously
improved and the trade in copra is increasing every
year Dunng the last 20 years cocoa and vanilla
have made headway and the plantations arc every year
extended ThcsisterUIand Futuna w likewise of very
great fertility The French Resident resides at Mataulu
The import trade comprises articles of household de*.
cnption textiles tmn^ goods cutltry, etc , the value
of which 13 comparatively speaking, surnrisingly large
testifying to the purchasing ability of the inhaWnis
the number of whom is now close on Spoo Pig
breeding should easily assume large proportions and
apparently there is a held for suitable strains, such ns.
the Berkshire pig or the Duroc Jersey breed Tlicrc
should also be other opportunities for Live Slock
men as the natives arc among the most indolent lazy
and pleasure loving isIand>roces, almost imjiossiblo
to induce to do rcinuncTiitivo work It » n fad ihnt
nobody works until ahiolutcly compelled for the wniit
of fwmci, and thus it happens ihnt the bcniitifnl cocoa-
nut groves, vnnilU palntations etc . nre more often lliim
not left in a much neglected condition A very j.o(hI
type of hone is bred, utilised m ilm transport of
copra The country is remarkably fertile with
■ptendid Valleys and a tiuinlier of rivers I'
Jflandf are chiefly mountamofis nr (nKy
magnificent ron 1 system hns bern inmvuirnteil }
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TONGAv ISLANDS— TORRES STRAITS ISLANDS-V/ALLIS ISLANDS
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Livestock Breeding in Tonga Islands.
S E of the Rji Islands m the South Pacific Ocean
IS the Tonea tntJup of islands, somclimes'also called
the Fnendly Islands .No h\e «locl. Weeding is.here
earned on c*n organised lines, but numbers d and
sheep are bted m several of these islands of which there
are 157 in number, but only srj of these are mhab/fed
Discovered m the >car 1653 by Tasman and visited
again in i777 b) Capl Cook who gave them l^r
name, they came under Bntish protection thirty
I >ears a^o, although olfictally they are still under a native
I ruler. A local correspondent stales that a considerable
I number of pigs could be reared and become a source
I of considerable income to the owners, as there would
I be & constant dernaad (or live pigs all over the islands
The iarsest in the group u the Tongatabu island ivjth
the capital, Nukualofa, and other islands suitable for
pig breeding are Kotu, Hapai, Eoa, Tofoa Vavau
and Annamuko
Livestock Breeding injorres Straits Islands.
This gtoup of Islands, north of Queensland, most
likely volcanic fragments of the Australian Continent,
consists of a number of small and a few larger Islands,
once upon a time the scenes of much adventure when
pearl fishefs used to dive into the waters for some of
the most magnifiiefTt pearls ever brought from the
.sea The original inhabitants were then cruelly treated
by^Ahese vinKTupulous adventurers who brougW
th^ to slavery, almost to the point of race extinction,
until at last the Queensland Government adopted the
“ Aborigines Protection Act ‘ since when the natives
have bwn free to pursue their own life and develop
their own propensities These natives are tall, of a
fine physique mentall> highly intelligent, and many
of the women have quite attractive features Among
the most notable of the various Islands are the Mulgrwe
Island where the native women are experts in Uce
malonc the York Imnd, the Damley Island, and the
Murray Island, not forgetting the Thursda) Island
from which the narrow Strait between Australia and
Asia IS dominated In all of these Islands vegetation
IS fuxuiiant TTve British influence has made for the
good of the natives, and soaal conditions are. fen-
erall) speaking excellent A tour ever the Islands
^wa)^>proves interesting as "int native villages bear
witness to great contentment among the inhabitants,
and the scenery « evci^-where exceedingly beautiful.
The people are interesting, and most amenable
in their daily life While the soil 1$ exceedingly
fertile, agriculture 1$ not specially developed,
but garden products excel Live stock breeding
IS not developed but there should undoubtedly
be room for an extended breeding of pigs
\
Livestock Breeding in Wallis Islands,
These Islands, small in size but of a certain
importance, have been under French protect»on for
nearly forty lears and m 1917 were definitely annexed
by France andarenowcounted as a Colony Under the
French Government conditions have enormously
improved and the trade m copra is increasing every
year During the last 20 years cocoa and vaiulla
have made headway and the plantations are every year
extended Thesistcrlsland Futuna, is likewise of very
great Icrtibty The French Resident resides at Mataiitu
The import trade comprises articles of household des-
cription textiles, tinned goods, culltry, etc , the value
of which IS comparatively speaking surpnsingly large,
testifying to the purchasing ability of ^e mhabilants,
the number of whom is now close on 5000 Pig
breeding should easily assume large proportions, and
apparently there is a field for suitable strains such as
the ^rkshire p»g or the Duroc Jersey breed There
should also be other opportunities for Lave S^k
men as the natives are among the most indolent lazy
and pleasure lovmg island races, almost impossible
to induce to do xemunerative work h is a fact that
nob^y works until absolutely compelled for the vvant
of money, and thus it happens that the beautiful cocoa-
nut groves, vamlU palntations, etc , are more olten than
not left in a much neglected condition A very good
type of horse is bred, utilised m the triuisport of
copra The country is remarkably fertile, "^th
splendid valleys and a number of nvers These
Islands are chiefly mountainous or
magnificent road system has been inaugu
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